Watervliet Knights and Squires Meet State News Item
The Watervliet Knights of Columbus and Columbian Squires held a meeting in the Watervliet Council rooms with principal speaker J. Sanders of Watervliet High School discussing sportsmanship. Several poems were recited and musical selections performed. A Squires initiation prep meeting followed. a business meeting is planned next Wednesday.
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Knights of Columbus
Columbian Squires
Watervliet Council Rooms
Princips
J. Sanders
Watervliet High School
James F. Gilmore
Fourth Degree
Haitees
Coluorbus
Casey
Ediware Marchand
Joseph
Gilchrisy
Cases McComser
Wikia Lamb
Beetine
Squires
Reid
Joe O'Connell
Troy A. A
Beattie's Field
Fox
Lowe
Troy
Watervliet Board Announces Staff Reclassification
The Watervliet draft board released new listings reclassifying area residents by class. Walter Bartinger Alfred Bowles John Cebela William decouray Charles Taylor Jr moved to Class IC. John Mitchell Albert Harbour William Malin Joseph Zyglewiez assigned to Class 2-5 Hy. New to Class 4-D are Claude Courch Nicholas Barone James Dingwall Peter Connors. Reclassified to Class 4-A: John McQuaid Victor Gaurreau Richard Martel William Millette Howard Sichols Peter Galant Charlee Greffunder Owen Gillmurray Joseph Rainey.
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Watervise
India
Walter Bartinger
Alfred Bowles
John Cebela
William Decourey
Charles Taylor, Jr
John Mitchell
Albert Harbour
William Malin
Joseph Zyglewiez
Claude Courch
Nicholas Barone
James Dingwall
Peter Connors
John McQuaid
Victor Gaurreau
Richard Martel
William Millette
East Side rummage sale to be held at Congress Street
A rummage sale organized by the May group of the Woman's Guild of the Third Presbyterian Church will run tomorrow and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 18 Congress Street. Mrs. Clifford Wagar is chairman with Mrs. Frank Brust as cochairman. Items may be left at Mrs. Frank P. Tash on Pawling Avenue or Mrs. Marvin Boresteel, Red Cross chair, for the church event. Sewing today in the church hall is announced from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for Guild activities.
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Congress Street
Woman's Guild
Third Presbyterian Church
Clifford Wagar
Frank Brust
Cochairmans
Frank P. Tash
Pawling Avenue
Marvin Boresteel
Red Cross
Th c Church
President Quezon Heads to Saranac Lake for Rest
President Manuel Quezon of the Philippines will depart Acheville today aboard a White House special train bound for Saranac Lake New York. He will be joined there by his wife and three children after his son Yanue Quezon Jr graduates from Georgetown Preparatory School in Washington.
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Asheville
N.C
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Acheville
Saranace Lake
N. E
White House
Quezon
Saranac Lake
Yanue Quezon, Jr
Georgetows Preparatory School
Washington
Japanese Propaganda Brings Touch of Home
Springfield residents reflect on Japanese propaganda sheets dropped on American bases in the South Pacific. Pvt. Carlton R.K. Machin of Springfield sent home examples of the material, noting how it evokes familiar American books and comforts unavailable locally.
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Springfield
Mass
South Pacific
Pvt
Carlton RK. Machin
Eisenhower Honors Red Cross Workers
General Dwight D. Eisenhower presented a plaque to Harvey D. Gibson American Red Cross commissioner to Great Britain in appreciation of Red Cross activity among U S forces in Britain. Gibson praised British volunteers 12000 strong aiding the American Red Cross staff. Deputy Chief of Staff General Royal B Bank presented the award at the European theater.
Green Island Mayor Dies Suddenly
Green Island mayor Charles J. McDermott died suddenly yesterday in the offices of J. Bache and Co. in The Hendrick Hudson area after a likely heart attack. He recently returned from New York where he was feted by the company. He was a longtime resident and municipal leader, survived by his widow and three daughters, with funeral planned for Saturday at St. Joseph Church. A grass fire on Hudson Avenue and community events at St. Joseph’s Church are noted, along with Camp Fire Girls activities and plans for a fundraising card party tonight.
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Wee
Wiliam E. Obrien
Sixth Avenues
Sacred Heart of Mary Church
Reymond J. Doran
DePaul Landrigan
Beacon
A. Nap LaPalme
Arthur Row
Mra
Joseph Decter, Jr
Joan F. Rancourt
John F. Quinlan
James 4. Reilly
John J. O'Hara
Frank J. Mooney
Edward J. Smith
Father Landrigan
Father Doran
St Patrick's Cemetery
Waterviiet Democratic Committee
James F. Donan
Charles Minoogian
Wall Fourth Avenue
Moses
Migoogiah
Albany Rural Cemetery
Charles J. McDermott
Green Island
J.3. Bache and Co
Hendrick Hudson
Mayer McDerman
Thesday
New York
Grees Island
Goa
J.oe Beererett
Joseph's Church
Green Tana
Holy Name Society
Chuir
St. Joseph's Church
Hendrick Hutson
Grant
Colding
Warren D. Hurley
William Garrity
Henry Dewan
Walter Kane, Jr
William Cummings
Thomas Whater
Clarence Husnizelland
Thomas Myers
Lawrence Connor
William Hagerty
Pond Booth
John J. Fredricks
Frodericks
Ferdinand Haverly
George ‘Warner
LaSalle Boys
Millard Winkoop
Hudson Avenue
Fitkin Group
Camp Fire
Mildred Cum
Hudson Avenur
Wynkoop
California
Near Fuature
Retail Merchants to Meet Today at Hendrick Hudson
The Retail Merchants Bureau will meet at The Hendrick Hudson at 6:25 p.m. today with James F. McKiernen presiding. Merchants will discuss several important problems concerning summer merchandising. Miss Doris Paris of North Lake Avenue returns from Lake George. Kenneth Houston of Broadview Terrace is convalescing at Samaritan Hospital after surgery. Miss Marcia Paris of North Lake Avenue returns from Cornell spring festivities. Alex Gailey of Tennessee Street is home on furlough from Sampson to convalesce from an operation.
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Retail Merchants’ Bureau
Hendrick Hudson
James F. McKiernen
Wit
Syeaway
Doris Paris
North Lake Avenue
Lake George
Kenneth Houston
Broadview Terrace
Samaritan Hospital
Marcia Paris
Cornell University
Alex Gailey
Tennessee Street
Sampsom
President asks raise in OPA funds for 1943
President Roosevelt urged Congress to boost 1943 OPA appropriations to 292 252 000 dollars to expand enforcement and price control efforts. The request cites more regional work and panels, crackdown on counterfeit stamp fraud, and replacement of price ceilings with dollar and cent structures while extending the Price Control Act.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Price Administration
OPA
White House
Senate OKs Tax Bill Cutting Cabaret Levy to Twenty Percent
Senate passes bill to raise national debt limit to 280 billion dollars after amending cabaret tax to 20 percent and exempting uniformed personnel, sending measure back to House. Parties clash over earlier proposals to cut admissions tax and alter debt figures.
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Senate
Washington
House
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United States
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East Side
Women's Service Guild
Mont’ Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Henry H. Tuith
GE. Gray
Hoxie Bureau
Edna C. Denman
Edna C. Donnan
Belle Avenue
Lake Placid
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Winter Street
Little Creek
WAZ
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Fouth
Hans Becker
Theodore Wetborg
Prudential
Anprans
Troy Prudential Association, Inc
Arthur J. Butch Charles J. Day
Dwight Marvin
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Gordon J. Hayes
Rarmond
P. Nietzer
Clark Cippéerty
Joseph VA. Hayes
A. Kendall - Roberts
Gorham Cluets
Frank P. Himes
J. Arthur Viger
Fred W. Curtis Evans
Kellogg Ernest L. Warhcke
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Kellogg
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2Nd View
Clark Dipperty
Bed View
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Mra. Resttare BD
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Isaac We Sau
Saliston Spa
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Chathon
Ballston Spa
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Hudson Fells
Leac
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Edward Street
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iCanada
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Philadelphia
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Ypsilanti, Mich
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Joseph Ouelletté
St. Marie's Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Waterford
O’sullivan
James F. O'Sullivan
Seventh Avenue
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F. M.sulzman
ATS Chaplain Corps
Trinity Methodist Church
Bessie €. Magi
Anna Cross
Edith Hobbs
Andres’ EL. Magill
Gertrude A. Magill
Fifth A Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Frank Jey Reid
Ureagie
Nora Creagan
Iene
Fourth Street
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Edward J. ‘O'Malley
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James J
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Joseph V. Dillion
John J . Gon
Jerusalem
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Joseph A. Murph
M. Cahill
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Joseph’ J. Horan
J. Long
Br. Mary's Dén
Father O'Matles
Father Casey
Rosary Society
George G. Butter
George G. Butler
Summit Avenue
Losion
Mr. Butler
Fifha Avenue
Troy the Myer Jewelry Shop
Sion
Martin
Fifth Avenue State Street
Methodise Church
Oak ‘Wood Cemetery
Eisenhower
McGowan Hoge Company
Mister
Appian
AMERG
Wents-Iwo Centures
C.J. McDermott
Demorest
Mississippi
Bilbo
Benzier Downy
Morine-Zoers
Armed Services
Quandt Funeral Home
N.Y
Empire
Empire Monument Co
Menends Bridge
Wetervliet
Manufacturers National Bank
the Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Franklin Square
Second Ave
Corinth
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