Proprietor Of Restaurant Dies Suddenly
William Madsen, 45, owner of Madsen's Grit and Restaurant on the Troy Averitt Park Road, died at the wheel of his automobile around 2 pm. Miss Mary Nick, an employee, witnessed the crash and arrived at Dr. Joke & FF, Congblis, where he was pronounced dead. Coroner Charles J. Cote, Patrolman Daniel Shee Ear, and Frank were sent for. body moved to the Cote Home.
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Wiliam Madsen
Madsen
Grit
Troy-Averitt Park Road
Yestes Waite
Sedren
Mary Nick
Daniel Shee
Madsen Resident of Averill Park Dies
Lexck Madsen aged man who lived 17 years on Averill Park Road died leaving a wife Irene Bredshew a daughter Doris Mine Afadsen and a large family. Funeral from his residence tomorrow at 1 30 pm then at the Letheran Church at 2 30 pm with burial incemetery authorities announced.
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Lexck
Averill Park ‘Road
Danien Brotherhood
Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church
Madsen
Irene Bredshew
Doris Mine Afadsen
Andrew I Madsen
Troy
Frank Jordan
Foor
Wesley Hoge
Utica
Holzer J.madsen
Arnold I Madsen
Detroit
Mich
Formanuet
Letheran Church
James, Esterment
Merrie England Not So Reserved Says Soldier Observer
A London postwar piece contrasts the reserved English with a talkative mood, noting soldiers describe Britons as wary yet sociable. barber chatter and daily life reveal national character, with street exchanges vivid and comic amid wartime and postwar Britain.
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Merrie
England
Evening Radio Schedule Reflects Local Market Trot
Local station Cites daily program lineup with time slots for news weather and music. Highlights include sports updates at 5 00 pm and a noon news brief followed by a variety of entertainment segments.
Broadcast Schedule and Time Listings across Albany Station
The page catalogs a dense daily grid of radio and television listings with times, show titles, and host names. Programs span news, music, drama, culture, and sports featuring personalities such as Joyce Jordan, Warren Sweeter, and Bill Henry Vios, with stations including WOKG and others.
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Albany
Hspa
Seteg Heart
Val Et Ieee
Temerroy
Sright Murtron
Agere
Portia Tater
Joyce Jordan
Malose
Ole Spottt
Atheny
Talldress Propra
O—Fsidey
Broadway
Marr
Lee Tarlor
Ace Srasuy
Warren Sweeter
Bill Henry Vios
Ats Pettend
Cree Ballywoos
Ben and Books
A H Armstrong Dies Known Engineer of Electric Railways
Albert H L Armstrong, 73, of Stop 18 Troy Schenectady Road, a retired GE engineer famed for railway electrification, died Wednesday at the Big Hospital Schenectady after two long illnesses. He helped electrify the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad, retired from GE in 1996, with services to be held at 9 20 at his residence with Rev. George F Basnbach officiating.
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A. H. Armstrong
Albert HL Armstrong
Troy-Schenectady
General Electric Co
Sngineer
Big
Schenectady
Rabroada
Chicago
Milwaukee, St Paul
General Electric
George F. Basnbach
St. George's Church
Private Whistle and a Fort Dix Recruitment Tale
Fort Dix New Jersey reports a quirky naming tale as a recruit is christened Theodore Frank after a sergeant mispronounced Private Whistle. The incident marks how the man became known by the nickname and continued through roll calls. A bankruptcy petition follows for Warren G Felmsbee, a Castleton railroad signalman, with debts totaling 1216 and no assets, filed in Utica.
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Dix, N. J
Theodore Frank
Preycheeserski
P's
Preywiecietski
Bankropice
Warren G. Felmsbee
First Street
Castleton
U.S
Waite to Receive Soldier's Medal Today
Corporal Donald Waite son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Waite 6 Brookview Avenue will be awarded the Soldier's Medal at Fort Pam Rome Army Air Field for outstanding heroism during the Tunisian campaign June 3 1943 while serving in the Army Air Corps. He and fellow soldiers volunteered to clear an ammunition dump under heavy shelling refusing to withdraw despite danger. Waite later spent time in Rospi Sala North Africa and Cambridge Ohio before returning home after discharge. He is accompanied by his parents fiancee Miss Bertha Dellahuni of Waters Inlet. The medal is to be presented by Col Ray S Miller with other campaign and Good Conduct medals noted.
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Pletcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Waite
Mateur
Tihisie
Charion Saya
Col Ray S. Miller
Air Corps
Rome
Father of Saratoga Racing Secretary Dies in Bloomingburg
James Woodland, racing secretary at Saratoga Springs, collapsed and died at his Bloomingburg home after an accident on the street. His young daughter Janet Streffenberger, age three, was not seriously hurt. An Associated Press dispatch reported the incident yesterday.
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Saratoga
James. Woodland
Exetes Dropped From Group 3 Labor Classification
Gloversville area workers were removed from Group 3 as surplus labor and low activity persist for months. The War Manpower Commission announced the action today.
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Gloversville
Manpower Commission
Traffic fines handed to three in Pittsfield
Joseph Carapata of Troy and Arthur E Lincoln of West Springfield were fined for traffic violations in Pittsfield Massachusetts on Wednesday. Campana paid $2 for failing to heed a stop sign and Lincoln $4 for the same offense at a busy intersection.
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Petttsfield
Joseph Carapata
Troy
Arthur E. Lincoln
West Stephentown
Pittsfield
Campana
Lincoln
Political Stage Continues On Global Warfront
The piece discusses Roosevelt and U S policy toward forming a world organization while criticizing party and factional politics. It notes Britain and France may delay action in response to the war and mentions 24 foreign foes preparing for aggressive war.
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Rhineland
Britain
France
Roosevelt Sed
Hult
Greek Patriots Kill 250 German Soldiers
An official report says Greek patriots killed about 250 German troops in Thessaly after a surprise attack while Germans were resting by a stream. Seven Greeks were killed and eight wounded in the retaliation following a German drive that shelled villages and reportedly committed atrocities.
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Thessaly
Olympus
Peggy the Mascot Grounded at Advanced Aleutian Base Event
Peggy the labrador mascot of a Boise based squadron is grounded awaiting a new mission when a Hitter of pups arrives for the base. Owned by Cap. Idan Lundy, Peggy has a pilot and status aboard the ship with Lieut. James Crutchfield noted. The dog’s future remains unclear after recent health issues.
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Peezy
Ae “Pss
Sean
Ges Agesian
Cap
Idan
Lundy
Boise
Peggy Tas
James P
Gracevite
Bia
Peggy Pierce Lundy
Saratoga Triem and Restaurant Name Filed
Harry H. Pink of 380 Sixth Avenue filed a certificate with the County Clerk showing his intent to operate a business at 814 River Street under the name Saratoga Triem and Restaurant.
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Harry H. Pink
Sixth Avenue
County Clerk’s Office
River Street
Saratoga Triem
Transit debate sparks age theory in city politics
Fragmentary text suggests a local dispute over aging and policy with references to a city transit system and political figures. The report appears to mix civic commentary with unclear quotes about age and public service, mentioning a mayor and college context but lacking clear events or outcomes.
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Brooklyn
Steet
New York
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Souras
Dan Nerman
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Daevia Harm
Ntrs
Resktas
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Vomi
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Toy
Hee
Mey
Hepps
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Towet Tissue
Rinso
Runo’s
Congress
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Sieveland
Frank
Bausche
Chinen
Alongs &College of the Pacifier
Biavea
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Fourth St
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Fulton ST
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