Argentina under wartime censorship and arrests reported
New York Times dispatch from Buenos Aires by Armido Cortesi claims the government has declared war on Germany and Japan, restricted freedoms, jailed and exiled opponents, and intensified censorship. He notes full jails, newspaper closures, arrests of editors, and detentions of prominent citizens, with extensive army presence in the capital.
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Gocher
Gemmanoy
Japan
Mexico City
Aled
Buenos Aire
Cortesi
Italy
Hashis
Fias
Argentina
Gortesi
U.S
Edward FR. Stettinius
San Francisco
Spruirie Braden
Cortes
Plattsburg Pilot Among Nine Flying First B 29 Tokyo Strike
Lt. Joseph Omar LaPlante of 42 Bailey Avenue Plattsburg was among nine crewmen who flew the first B 29 strike against Tokyo on November 24. The crew completed their combat tour in the 1st Boerber Command and navigator LaPlante will return to the U.S.
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Joseph Omar LaPlante
Bailey Avenue
Plattsburg
LaPleste
U. 3
Mechanicville Days Class Exercises Highlight Friday Events
In Mechanicville High School auditorium Friday afternoon the class day program featured remarks by George Dunbar and Anna Satpaniuk, with a toast by Ann Curran and a torch of learning presented to Janet Spohn. City Council set to meet Friday at 4 in the Municipal Building with Mayor Homer Eckerson presiding. Fire department answered a chimney fire at Dominic Volpe’s home using chemicals. Six to seven youths faced a break in at the city garage on South Railroad Street. a hearing before City Judge Boward J. Reilly is expected. June Aan Cyt has returned from St Peter’s Hospital after eye surgery. A string of local visits and a Rainbow Chasers benefit motorcycle game on June 16 aims to aid Recreation projects. Family fire drills urged by Fire Chief Ray Blowers to curb casualties. Flag Day plans include participation by National Guard units and Elks sponsorship lead by Herbert Gardner. fundraising efforts continue.
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Anna Satpaniuk
Ann Curran
Canonica
Janet Spohn
Dominic Volpe
Linwood Goulden
Raitroad Street
Boward J. Reilly
Rainbow Chasers
Waterford
Hoovers
Premioiial Recreation
Ray Blowers
Memorial Day events and funeral notices filed for local figures
Reports note contributions may be received at Pack Avenue coal office. Me morial Day delays printing letters to fraternal groups. an organization expected at the Elks rooms meeting tomorrow and again Sunday June 10 to arrange details. Jeremiah F. McTarthy dies in Leonard Hospital. funeral at St Riverside Park and St Pauls Church with mass by Rev Michael Hopkins. Burial in St Johan's Cemetery Scheghticoke. Bearers listed. Margaret Gaida dies after long illness. survived by three sons and two daughters. Funeral from Mrs Herrington's home and St Peter's Church. burial in Stillwater Cemetery.
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Urer
Pack Avenue
Elks Rooms
Pam
Jermiah F. McTarthy
Leonard, Hospital
St Riverside Park
St Paul's Church
Michael A. Hopkins
Buriaries
St Johan's Cemetery
Scheghticoke
Arthur Carney
John Mallox
C. McElroy
William Doyle
Frank Reynolds
Margaret
Local Social Notes From Schaghticoke and Nearby Towns
Mrs Rena Hunt of Amsterdam visits brother Frank Green in Schaghticoke. Mrs Albert Wiaill visits mother Mrs George Speanburgh at Valley Falls. Navy man Harry Lesson visits his parents Mr and Mrs John Lesson after returning from the Pacific. George La Graff and children of Schenectady holiday with Mr and Mrs Francis Williams. Catherine Ralston and Mrs William Ralston and son visiting William Ralston stationed at Davisville RI. Mrs William Ralston and son to remain there. Lt Margaret McVeigh Army Nurse Corps now stationed at England General Hospital Atlantic City. Nimble Needie Club hosted by Mrs Leon Bevis. Er Curtis awards white elephant to hostess. Miss Mildred Hanks leads games. prizes to Mrs Spencer Searles and Mrs Francis Williams. Miss Mildred Warren presents money making idea adding 3 dollars to club treasury. Refreshments served. Birthday cards sent to Mrs Frank Conley who was ill. Next meeting June 14 at president Mrs Mary Doremus home with Mrs Spencer Searles in charge of games.
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George Speanburgh
Valley Falls
Harry Lesson
Navy
John Lesson
Pacific
George la Graff
Schenectady
Francis Williams
Catherine Ralston
William Ralston
Melrose
Wiliam Ralston
Davisville
R. L
Margaret McVeigh
Army Nurse Corps
England General Hospital
Atlantic City
Leon Bevis
Nimble Needie Club
ER Curtis
Mildred Hanks
Spencer Searles
Mildred Warren
Frank Conley
Mary Doremus
King Haakon to Return Thursday a National Holiday
King Haakon will return to Norway on Thursday and the day will be a national holiday. It marks the monarchs first sight of his homeland since leaving ten years ago to continue the fight against Germany from London. The date also commemorates Norway gaining independence from Sweden in 1905.
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Haakon
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Tve
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Sweden
Berlin Nazi Warning Promises Severe Punishment
Soviet authorities in Berlin broadcast a stern warning that fifty Nazi Party members would be executed for each act of violence. Mayor Arthur Werner described the message as a response to the Nazi underground and urged citizens to report arson and murders. He called for Germans to oppose the youths and misguided individuals aiding Nazi aims and promised action against those disturbing peace and reconstruction.
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Berlin
Stern
Soviees
Arthur Werner
Soviee
Fearspalen
Anon
Wabotage
Werner
Swift
Ruthleas
Mem
Bere
Hitler
Amg
Upos
Murders and Arson Ordered to End Over Occupier Relations
A report cites a directive demanding cessation of killings and arson against Russians to preserve good relations between the occupying power and the population. Officials frame this as essential for establishing normal conditions and overall wellbeing.
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Ainst
Volunteers Aid Local War Price Board in Troy
A delegation from Troy Lodge of Elks led by Arthur W. Mace and a crew from New York Telephone Co assisted the Rensselaer County Troy City War Price and Rationing Board on Friday. Fourteen volunteers helped melt renewal applications for fuel nations.
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Troy Lodge of Elks
Arthur W. Mace
New York Telephone Co
Rensselaer County-Troy City
Palestine Court Initiation Held at Lansingburg Temple
Palestine Court of the Amaranth held initiatory ceremonies at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple with a dinner and social to follow. Grand Court officials presented a gift to Beynour Sev past royal patron as Mrs Marie Hergert and Palmer White presided. The event featured a 6:99 pm start and announcements for the September meeting, under the direction of Camilla Johansen.
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Langingburey Masonic Temple
Grand Court
Sret
Gast
Ostroms
Tonunitim
Camilla Johansen
Louise White
Elizabeth Gallaway
Afiss Jennie Howe
I Beynour Sev
New York
Mildred Johoson
Marie Hergert
Palmer A. White
Rerat
Auxeliary Plans Meeting With Navy Union
A meeting of Mate EL Thomb Agsllary Army and Nevy Union is set for 5 pm at the Boanish War Halwek. Mrs Cassie Jens is presiding.
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Mate EL Thomb
Army and
Nevy Union
Toaorniee
Boanish War Halwek
Cassie Jens
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