Maplewood Bond Show Nets $3,508
Maplewood residents bought SARB45 worth of War Sones ant chgmps at yesterday's special movie bond show raising 3508 dollars. The Maplewood Finance Committee, formed October 16, announced by chairman Mes frex Borixon, urged continued purchases of ponds. Assistants included Mrs Polikarp Wastente Miss Sopnie Zelsick and others. The event decor used Meplenooa School, with movies shown by Lee Shuckraw.
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Huasis
Mes Frex
Borixon
Afra
Boron
Borison
Mra Polikarp Wastente
Sopnie
Zelsick
John Lewandowski
Frank Volke
Exmer Forgette
Joseph Margiasso
Joseph Thompson
Meplenooa
Thomas Whelan
Trox
Lee Shuckraw
Lastham
Thomas H. Hetder Se
Bond Workers Visit Homes In Watervliet
Three quarters of the house campaign in the Seventh War Loan is progressing satisfactorily says Mrs. Thomas F. Cavanaugh chairwoman. The Junior Service Club from Watervliet High School is canvassing north end, with volunteers patrolling areas between Sixteenth and Nineteenth Streets and along the Arsenal wall. A Sunday morning bond selling period began at Immaculate Conception Church led by Rev. Boleslaus M. Watrobs.
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Thomas F. Cavanaugh
Jeanvass
Watervliet High School
Watervliet
Arsenal Wall
Immaculate Conception Church
Boleslaus M. Watrobs
Watervliet Urges Salvage Drive for Uncans and Paper
The Watervliet Salvage Committee calls for extended summer collection of tin, aluminum, and waste paper. Chairmen emphasize the ongoing need as supplies decline and urge residents to save every item, not just old magazines or newspapers. Publicity chairman Alfred C. Meneely warns against confusing aluminum foil with tin and promotes thorough sorting and preparation.
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Watervliet Man Critically Hurt After Street Fall
John Riley, 70, fell on a Broadway sidewalk between Fifth and Sixth Streets early Friday, suffering suspected skull fractures. He was pulled bleeding from the head by officers and rushed to Troy Hospital in very poor condition, later reported as fair Saturday. Police named Patrolmen Connors, Ducat and Kehir investigating.
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Broadway
Betwreen Fifth
Sifth
Watervliet
Mr. Ri
Troy Hospital
Gente Ty
Connors
Eugene A. Ducat
Fanis P. Kehir
Soldier Freed From Nazi Camp To Return To Watervliet
Robert E. Sherlock, recently liberated from a southern German prison camp, will return to Watervliet early this week informing his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherlock of 1693 Fifth Avenue. He was a Sicily invasion veteran captured on the Anzio beachhead and reported missing February 23, 1944, by the War Department. He was freed by Allied forces in April.
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Germany
Waterview
Charles Sherlock
Sicily
Anzio
War Department
Louie Andersen
Eva Andersen
Ninth Street
France
104Th Infantry
Andersen
Watervliet
Jvt
James Andersen
Deaths spread across Troy and Hudson Falls area obituaries
Edward J Gray long time barge canal boatman dies at Leonard briar Hiness aged man born Cres cent and long time Waterford resident survived by wife Anna Heidhuil among others. Funeral today at Forda Funeral Home River Street with Oakwood Cemetery interment. Louis D Hebert of Hudson Falls died recently with survivors including wife and three daughters. Funeral services held at Carleton Funeral Home Hudson Falls. Mrs Max Wein mother of Troy resident died in Worcester Mass. Funeral held in North Adams. Other survivors include husband two grandsons and a granddaughter. Mrs Delle Davenport formerly of Corinth died in Troy hospital. Funeral from Denelmore Funeral Home Corinth with interment Corinth Rural Cemetery. George B Ackart of Schaghticoke died at home, survived by wife and children. Funeral Tuesday at Meson Chapel Schaghticoke, interment Elmswood Cemetery. Abram N Bosca of Eighth Avenue died after lingering illness. Funeral from his residence then St Augustine's Church. Mrs Mary E Joy widow of Michael Joy died at Troy Hospital. Funeral from Garden Blake Menard Chapel and Sacred Heart Church. John H Daley Mechanicville died after illness. funeral from residence and St Paul’s Church. Edward Robbins formerly of Waterford dies. funeral today in Mechanicville. Mrs Hanna funeral held from J Cote Funeral Home and St Jean Baptiste Church. John Hill 10 of Greenwich dies after brief illness. funeral from Kinnins Funeral Home Greenwich. Stephen O’Donnell funeral held at Matera Funeral Home and St Mary’s Church. Rev Landon Rice of Glens Falls funeral to be held at Potter Funeral Home Glens Falls.
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Barge Canal
Leonard Briar Hiness
Crescent
Waterford
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Lillixe Boardman
Poughkeepsie
Levine Gray
Troy
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River Street
Wille
Oakwood
Cemeter
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Ti Main Street
Hudson Falls
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Green
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Schenectady
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Albert Pickett
Rhode Island
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Fair Haven
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Worcester
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Glens Fells
Germany
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Mess
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Glenis Falls
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Corinth
Samaritan Hospital
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Scheghticoke
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First Presbyterian Church
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Elmswead Cemetery
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W Troy
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Glens Falls
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Wickerburg
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Episcopal rector remembered in Troy obituaries
Elizabeth KH Brown of 319 Eighth Street died Saturday after a brief illness. Born in Larsingourt she lived near Troy all her life. She was a member of the Church of Christ Disciples and is survived by her sister Mrs. John T. Curtis and five nephews. Funeral at Bryce Funeral Home with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Frank Smith
George A. Smith
Harold Smith
Belair
Raleid Curtis
N. 5
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Bryce
Fifth Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Local Notes and Engagements From Pownal Area
Pownal residents report visitors and travel details including Clarence Sartleil at home with Pic. Benjamin Powell Jr and Pre. Clark Wilcox from North Pownal on Guant Island. John Mason and Lawrence Burdick back from fishing on Lake Champlain. Andrew Lasson home on furlough with parents from England. Ward Knights and Walter Knights named National Honor Society members. one to Army, other to Navy. Lauristen Wilcox announces engagement of Eleanor to Pfc. Arthur Murphy of Bennington. wedding set for July 7. Murphy receiving treatment for injuries from Germany service last February.
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Benjamin Powell, Jr
Pre
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Eleanor
Pfc
Arthur Murphy
Bennington
Murphy
Germany
Wounded in Austria Five Sgt Charles Way of Troy Injured in France
Five Sergeant Charles E. Way lifelong Troy resident lies in a French hospital with an arm wound from a jeep blowout during Austrian fighting. In a letter to his sister he describes leading a communications line with Patton's Third Army when mortar fire threw him from the jeep. He expects to be moved west soon. Way served in Regimental HQ of the 105th Infantry, re enlisted in the Signal Corps, and has seen action in France Belgium Luxembourg Germany and Austria. He is known in Troy Boy Scout circles and was an amateur photographer.
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105Th Infantry
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Surplus Plane Parts Ordered For Troy Schools
The Troy Board of Education ordered surplus aviation parts from Recon struction Pizasce Corp to aid in vocational and instructional programs. Superintendent George J. Krag said a large aircraft motor and other aeronautical items are expected, with delivery this month. Materials and catalogs will be sent from Washington, with disposal costs and packing charges. Shipping will originate from nearest Army Navy or RFC storage points to minimize transport costs.
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OPA Order Guarantees Hospitals Minimum Meat Supply
The Office of Price Administration will enact rules to ensure hospitals and similar institutions receive a minimum meat supply. The regulation allows these entities to obtain the same or comparable meat items from their past suppliers as during the March-April 1924 ration period. Previously, suppliers were not required to sell to past customers.
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Liberated Prisoners Arrive from Europe
Three transports bringing about 1000 officers and enlisted men from Europe arrived at South Boston Army Base. Operated for the Army Transportation Corps by the War Shipping Administration, the ships carried air corpsmen on rotation, liberated prisoners, and rotation troops with liberated prisoners aboard.
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Rasmus Madsen Recovers Amid Town Notes On Events
Boyntonville arts news notes Rasmus Madsen has recovered from illness. The Guild of the Holy Name will hold a 211 day meeting at the parish hall tomorrow. After a thirty day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs William Hoag S 3/c William Hoag returns to duty in the Pacific area. Lt John A Holbritter and bride of Hodsick Falls were recent guests of relatives. Lieutenant Holbritter expects to leave soon for duty in the Pacific area.
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Guild of the Holy Name
William Hoag
Pacific Area
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Hodsick Falls
Holbritter
Laval Still Alive Plans Surrender
Exchange Telegraph quoted radio Luxembourg as saying Pierre Laval had killed himself, a report later denied. Barcelona dispatches noted Laval likely to fly to France to surrender and be tried for treason, a charge he considered driving him crazy yet believed returning was right even if it meant his death warrant.
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Lord Haw Haw To Be Transferred To England Soon
Report says Joyce the Lord Haw Haw of Wazibrostlessts will be moved to London in three or four days. He remains in a British Army hospital recovering from wounds suffered when captured. Margaret White Joyce, alleged wife, flew to Brussels then plans to go to London after a short detour.
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Lomtian
Germans Sign Statements Admit Airman Attack in Trial
Signed statements by three German civilians admitted at their trial before an eight man American military commission. They acknowledge involvement in an assault on an American airman in August, with Peter Kobe beating the airman with a club and Matthias Gierems beating him with a bar. Matthias Krein did not intervene. he is a member of the German rural police. The defense challenged the statements claiming pressure to testify against Peter Back, a fugitive accused of initiating the incident by shooting the airman twice.
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Germany
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Matthias Gierems
Bier
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Franz Meks
Ther
Witneses
Peter Back
Tuice
Reich
Bride 13 Held In Michigan Marriage Case
A 13 year old bride Lola Breck Markle and her 19 year old husband James Markle faced charges after perjury and criminal assault rumors surfaced. Prosecutor Wilber F. Held pursued a warrant as the teen admitted falsifying their marriage details on May 21. The couple, married last Saturday, stated they would wait for each other under Michigan law. Lola, a Centerline School sixth grader, lived with her parents in a trailer. her mother Helen Underwood works night shifts in a war relief role.
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Clemens
Mich
HMS
Wilber F. Held
Macopih County
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Merchant Marine
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Markle
Lola Breck Markle
Michigan
Girlbride
Centerline School
Deny Eisenhower Plans Visit to Berlin
Reports in London claimed a meeting of Allied leaders in Berlin to set up a control commission. A spokesman for Eisenhower's headquarters denied knowledge of any such gathering and said no occupation boundaries or zones had been announced.
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Supreme Allied Headquarters
London
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Montgomery
Marshal Zhukov
Berlin
Germany
71St Army Group
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