Roosevelt kin child shoots playmate at Edgemont home
Ten year old Elliott Roosevelt's son William Donner Roosevelt accidentally discharged a .22 rifle killing Lewis Hutchison 11 of Ardmore during a play session at the mother Elizabeth Donner Winsor's Edgemont residence. Coroner Rushong and State Police said no further details are available pending investigation.
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Philadelphia
William Donner Roosevelt
Col
Elliott Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Montgomery County
W. J. Rushong
Rushong
Lewis Hutchison
Ardmore
Young Roosevelt
Elizabeth Donner Winsor
Edgemont
Delaware County
Lewis
Indians Orchestra To Assist at Dramatic Event
Pupils of Alvina Winkler Paterson present a dramatic art recital with the Musical Indians Orchestra featuring Peter Carpenter, David Reynolds, Al Jon Warren, Peter Mooney, Walter Brennan, and Ricky Paterson. The program includes readings, monologues, piano pieces, songs, a sketch, and trumpet solos, concluding with an orchestral finale.
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Alvina Winkler Paterson
Musical Indians
Peter Carpenter
David Reynolds
al Jon Warren
Peter Mooney
Walter Brennan
Ricky Paterson
Daddy Harbour
Local Chef Dief Of Heart Ailment
Frank Cupido a 50 year old chef at the Unique Restaurant was found dead in his room at 2003 Fifth Avenue on Saturday night. Coroner Thomas Duffy ruled a heart condition as the cause. Dr Fred Lowinger stated death and officers investigated. The body was sent to Fonda funeral parlors as authorities seek Cupido relatives in Buffalo.
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Frank Cupido
Unique
Fifth Avenue
John McGraw
Rooming House
Thomas J. Duffy
Fred W. Lowinger
Michael Minahan
Edward Maloney
Cinet Radio Patrol
Duffy
Cupido
N.L. Fonda's Son
River Street
Buffalo
Union Promises To End Strike On East Side Lines
Mayor Frank J Lausche said union officials pledged to end the walkout of several hundred A FP of L carmen and bus drivers on ten East Side lines of the municipally owned system. The local Amalgamated Association leaders called the strike unauthorized and warned violators face disciplinary action.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
A. FP
L. Carmen
Amalgamated Association of Street Electric and Motor Coach Employees Union
Japanese Puppet Official Shot in Manila
Jose P Laurel, Japan’s puppet interior commissioner in the occupied Philippines, was wounded Saturday by a revolver shot at a Manila golf course. The assailant fled. Laurel was taken to hospital with two wounds in the left shoulder and one in the left hand.
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New York
INS
José P. Laurel
Japan
Philippines
Manila Radio
Office of War Information
Manila
General Hospital
Argentina Revolt Sparks Allied Cheers Across Capitals
Allied capitals hailed the Argentine army coup that ousted President Ramon Castillo as a blow to the Axis. London papers praised the move as a warning to neutrality supporters, while reports from Rio de Janeiro and Caracas noted widespread approval. In Buenos Aires the pro democratic press praised the change, contrasting with pro Axis coverage.
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Associated Press
Ramon Castillo
United Nations
Axis
London
Castillo
Jas
Lord Beverbrook
Evening Standard
Standard
Federal Communications Commission
Office of War Information
DNB
Ramirez
Rio de Janeiro
Lima
Mexico
Felix F. Palavicni
Argentina
Mexico City
Caracas
Venezuela
Sanlesen
Chile
Plane Triggers Air Raid Alarm in Wilmington
A blue air raid alarm sounded at 11 14 a m Eastern War Time signaling potential hostile aircraft. Civilian defense volunteers mobilized quickly with wardens first aid and ambulance posts. all clear at 11 50 a m after unidentified planes were deemed friendly. WMED owner says his station received no notice hours after the alert.
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Wilmington
N. C
R. A. Dunlea
Radio Siate Wmed
Watcher Steals Woman's Purse at Seattle Depot
Two women rested on a Seattle depot bench when one warned of pickpockets then left. The next morning Miss Marion Wulff of Chicago reported $12 missing from her purse after the other woman departed, leaving only her back.
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Seattle
INS
Marion Wulff
Chicago
Argentina's Rawson regime acts against communists in Buenos Aires
The Rawson government police banned a Communist statement and closed La Hora after it urged constitutional rights and pro-Russian diplomacy. Fourteen at La Hora offices were arrested as authorities moved to curb unrest. Castillo resigned, surrendering at La Plata after a failed attempt to flee aboard a minesweeper Drummond. Martial law was proclaimed nationwide as the coup consolidates.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Rawson
la Hora
Argentina
Russia
United Nations
Castilla
el Pampero
el Cabildo
Uruguay
Nationaliet
Castillo
Ramon S. Castillo
la Plata
Machine
Mario Fincati
Drummond
Montevideo
Prohibit Racial Pay Differentials by War Labor Board
The War Labor Board abolished pay differences between white and Negro workers at Southport Petroleum Co. in Texas City Texas. It ruled racial economic discrimination aligned with Nazi policy and ordered pay increases to place Black employees on economic parity with white workers in the same job class. Management accepted the decision in good faith.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Texas
Southport Petroleum Co
Texas City
Tex
Nazis Approve New Argentine Government
A New York report states a Serbin English broadcast implied Nazi approval of Argentina's new government and blamed a “desire to intense Communist policy” for the coup. It noted no sympathy for ex-President Ramirez Castillo and questioned Washington and London hopes to pull Argentina into the war.
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New York
Argentina
Ramono S. Castillo
Washington
London
Nogues Quits Algiers Post Amid Unity Crisis
Auguste Nogues resigned as resident general of French Morocco after clashes with General Charles de Gaulle's Fighting French faction over collaboration charges. He sent his letter to General Henri Giraud, and a radio report said Gabriel Puaux succeeded him in Algiers. Nogues stressed French unity, leaving Giraud’s fate as the central remaining issue.
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Algiers
Auguste Nogues
Charles de Gaulle
French
Morocco
Henri Honore Giraud
London
Gabriel Puaux
Syria
Nogues
de Gaulle
Giraud
Trojan Bombs Pantelleria Pilot Pryor Named
Lieutenant Howard M. Pryor son of Mr and Mrs M W Pryor of The Hotel Troy is among American pilots in raids on Pantelleria using new delayed action bombs to destroy underground hangars and damage gun casements. Pryor came from Virginia to Troy three years ago and attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute before enlisting in the Air Corps. He has been in North Africa since December. In Dutchess County Steve Hrobjask 53 Syracuse died of heat prostration after laboring on a Hudson River dock Friday night.
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Howard M. Pryor
M. W. Pryor
Troy
Pantelleria
Pryor
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Air Corps
North Africa
Pougnkeepsie Wrei—Aine
Steve Hrobjask
Syracuse
Howard T. Carpenter
Dutchess County
Hrobjask
Hudson River
Jap Retreat in China Cut Off
Chinese high command said counter attacks cut off several Japanese units along the Yangtze front in central China. Japanese holdouts near Itu were bombed by Chinese airmen, forcing them to scatter in groups as Chinese forces pressed toward Owchihikow and retook points outside Itu. A Japanese river crossing attempt near Chuhschenchan in Honan was repulsed.
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Chungking UP
Yangtze River
China
Itu
Yangtze
Ichiatg
Owchihikow
Oe Itu
Yellow ‘River
Chuhsrenchan
Chenchow
Honan Province
Gen Stilwell Reaches Cairo En Route to China
Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell reached Cairo on his way to China yesterday and said plans laid in Washington are adequate and will satisfy all who cry out for strong aggressive and immediate action.
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Cairo
Joseph W. Stilwell
China
Washington
Cambridge bridge bus line service ends today by order
Multiple local notices list June meetings and talks. ODT halts Cambridge Rutland Cam bridge service today. Home Bureau Coila Jackson unit to meet for mending with Mrs. William J McEmorris tomorrow. Zelda Hendrickson attends Aircraft Warning Service classes in Albany for five weeks. W C I U to meet at Miss Florence E Cull at 230 pm tomorrow on World Peace led by Mrs. Lydia White. Cambridge Valley Chapter O E S will meet tomorrow instead of Wednesday to host Washington Warren District officers in Granville. Young Adults at Embry Methodist Church study on the Christian Home through June with three meetings. Rev Dr James G Hunt spoke on Christian Training in the Home yesterday. June 13 Dr C I Oestreicher on Safeguarding the Health of the Home. June 27 Prof Baron M Herrington on The Relationship of the Home to the School. Washington County Tuberculosis and Public Health Committee meets Thursday at Florence Nightingale Hall Cambridge. Reports from New York City state committee meeting to be given by Rev J S LaRue and Mrs Robert McClellan, with Miss Louise G Campbell speaking. Buffet supper at Northwood after the meeting.
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Tne
Rutland-Cambridge
ODT
Coila-Jackson
Home Bureau
William J. MceMorris
Zelda Hendrickson
Albany
Florence E. Cull
Lydia White
Cambridge Valley
O. E
Jessie M Willshaw
Washington-Watrren
Granville
C. I. Oestreicher
Baron M. Herrington
Washington County Tuberculosis and Public Health Committee
Florence Nightingale Hall
Cambridge
State Committee
New York City
J. S. LaRue
Dele Bate
Robert MccCicllan
Louise G. Campbell
Local notes from town and area residents
Mrs George W. Brown of Bun ker Avenue is confined to Leonard Hospital. Miss Jean Sidebotham of London Road visits Gieng Falls for a weekend with sister Alma. Mrs Cathryn Foley and Mrs Gustav Herzog attend the 25th anniversary party of the Brunswick unit Home Bureau in Troy last week.
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George W. Brown
Bunker Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Jean Sidebotham
London Road
Gieng Falls
Alma
Cathryn Foley
Gustav Herzog
Brunswick
Home Bureau
Troy
Tin Can Collection Dates Set by Cohoes War Council
Cohoes municipal War Council announces summer tin can collections with rounds on June 22 July 20 August 17 and September 14. War council chairman Frank Ablett calls for cooperation in tin salvage and other salvage efforts amid copper and other metal drives.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Draft Board Meets Today and Navy Promotion
Cohoes Selective Service Board 345 meets at City Hall to discuss July draft selections. June contingent sent to Albany for physicals with two weeks’ leave after service. Also notes the promotion of Joan W. Newland Jr. to lieutenant junior grade in the U.S. Navy and local Legion and ward committee meetings tonight.
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Selective Service Board
Cohoes
City Hall
Albany
Matthew Joseph Carpenter
Heber Edward Mitchell
Francis William Mons
Alfred Earl Chainao
Wiliam Joseph Keeler
John Edward Dunham
Kenneth David Resford
William Ray Walsh
Lodge to Confer Degree Tonight
A class of candidates formed by Hudson Valley Lodge IOF will receive the initiatory degree tonight at Laurel Lodge in Watervilet. Troy lodge will hold a business meeting tomorrow night at the 112th Street temple with Frank Horton presiding. Fire chiefs from villages in Washington County meet tonight at 8 at Hudson Falls Court House to discuss a mutual aid plan with William H. Franker of Poughkeepsie as speaker.
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Hudson Valley Lodge
IO. O F
Laurel Lodge
Watervilet
Troy Lodge
112Th Street Temple
Frank Horton
Noble Grand
Troy
Diamond Rock Hall
Fred Hunziker
Athenian Lodge
Alexander
Schafer
Washington County
Hudson Falls Court House
William H. Franker
Poughkeepsie
Cohoes Plans Street Improvements and Girl Scout Investiture
Cohoes schedules street repairs including removal of trolley rails on Y12th Street and new pavement on Ontario. Saratoga Street work to resume after weather delays. Forty four Girl Scouts invested into Troops 78 and 81 at St ynes Church with badges awarded. Other notes include Fellowcraft Club meeting, Navy man returns to duty, Royal Neighbors gathering, and no new communicable disease cases reported by the Health Department.
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Onetarion Street
Delaware Avenue
Y12th Sweet Bridge
Frank Hines
Cohoes
Ontario Street
Saratoga Street
Stynes' Church
Paul J. Keeshan
Eleanor Chamberlain
Jane Giltoon
Miss Chamberlain
Helen Curran
Charles M. Gildea
Gioria Gignac
Margaret Healey
Joan Welton
Margaret Gillon
Beatrice Vertefeuille
Geraldine Verchereau
Gloria Gignac
Regina Cox
Mary Eliott
Cecile Waldman
Gignac
Fellowcraft Club of
Cohoes Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Chris Beck
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Indians Orchestra
Marilyn Lynch
Sandra Hawkins
Paterson
Joan Healey
Londonderry
Janice Smyth
Ida Marion Nielson
Caroline Martin
Barbara Church
Corvetts Zellner
Donald Zellner
Paterson Marvin Zepf
Polka Llewellyn
Omer Clermont
Frank Catricala
Henry Lambert
Smyth Janice Smyth
Arleene Clermont
Pals
Polka Barnard
Bob Carmola
Catricala
Peter Monney
Borland
Mary Duffy
The
Victory Garden Paterson
Barbara Aylessworth Orchestra
Johnny Zero
Dief of
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Adolphus Andrews
U.S. Navy
Anm
Havana
George C. Marshall
United States Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marshall
Latham
Joan W. Newland, Jr
J. W. Newland
Saratoga Avenue
Northside
U. S. Navy
U.S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Navy
Second Ward
Ciy Hall
Agnes O'Leary
James H. Shine
Advoany County
John S. Shine
Shine
Columbia Street
Yorktown
Cecile Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Stephen Connors
Carlton Avenue
Whilhelmina Brunet
Health Department
Bivins Sons
SF -Cohoes
AONE
Boge
Sidanmong
Hite
Taree Feathers
V.S.R
Schenley Distillers Corp
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