Madame Chiang warns Japan still a United Nations danger
Madame Chiang Kai-shek told Ottawa parliament that Chinese victories do not end the threat to the United Nations and warned a Japanese victory would be the greatest disaster civilization has faced. She praised Chinese will to resist and noted Japan’s continued exploitation of Chinese resources and forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations
Chungking
Yangtze River
United States Congress
Japan
China
Madame Chiang
Hitler
Mephistopheles
Mechanicville Knights elect officers at annual meeting
Mechanicville Council No. 208 Knights of Columbus reelected Daniel Carr as grand knight and endorsed officers by nominating committees. Officers include Deputy Grand Knight Joseph Gilheaney and Chancellor Joseph Ten Eyck. A first degree exemplification was planned for Sunday July 11 at 11 30 am. Also notes on Children Day services, birthday party, Rotary Club July meetings, and church club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel $. Carr
Park Avenue
Mechanicville Council
Knights of Columbus
Joseph P. Gilheaney
Joseph W. Ten Eyck
William Cavanaugh
Joseph Sykes
Frank Flanagan
Joseph PF. McGovern
John Keegan
J. Francis Welch
William T. Powers
Daniel &. Carr
John J. Ryan
Frank F. Flanagan
Council
Elams
Earl D. Wooddell
Memorial Baptist Church
Lewis Fisher Wallace
Aylesford
Nova Scotia
Wallace
Trinity Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Bean
Mabel Bean
Office of Selective Service Board
Hilda Wilbur
Ursula Fitzgerald
First Presbyterian Church
James K. Stewart
Mabell B. Cisler
Foresters
Woresters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Delegates Report From State Convention Kingston Campaign Ends
Report outlines delegates to the recent state convention in Kingston and the final two weeks of the membership drive to honor the head of the order, ending June 30. Court expects high standing due to many new members since March 1, and reception plans are set for the high school graduating class at Joyce's Log Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Shonor
Abums Association
Joyce's Log Tavern
Marie L. Clempson
Melvin C. Livingstone
Livingston
F. Wayland Bailey
Beiley
Helen Scott
Army school schedules crafts and activities for youth
The plan includes art and craft classes with daily showers for boys and girls on Army property after school. Weekly character building movies will be shown. Special diplomas will be awarded for faithful attendance. Cadet class and Junior Legion meet at 4 p.m. Today. Children's Day rehearsal is tonight at Memorial Baptist Church at 7 p.m. Masonic Club meetings suspended until September 1 as reported by George Thomas.
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Army
Trask
Salvation Army Corps
Junior Legion
Memorial Baptist Church
Masonic Club
George Thomas
Valley Falls Meeting Reviews School Improvements
Valley Falls Hoosick Valley Central School District members gathered at Community Hall for a district board of education report. Elton J. Makes, district superintendent and committee clerk, detailed the report with complete facts and figures on costs and potential benefits of proposed improvements following discussions with the State Education Department.
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Richard Thomas
Albany
A. McClure
Hoosick Valley Central School
Community Hall
Valley Falls
Board of Education
State Education Department
Elton J. Makes
Two Trojans At Convention In New York Savings League
Arthur J. Burch president and Paul V. Martin executive vice president of Troy savings groups attend the Wartime Conference and 56th annual New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations convention at Saranac Inn where the theme is United For Victory.
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Kerans
Camp Allegro
Silver Lake
N. H
Meehan
Russell Sage College
Peter BE. Verdicchio
Luke Verdicchio
Army
Camp Robinson
Ark
Arthur J. Burch
Troy Cooperative Savings and Loan Association
Paul V. Martin
Pioneer Building, Loan and Savings Association of Troy
New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations
Saranac Inn
Rensselaer Man Wins Acquittal
Amasa Hill of Rensselaer was acquitted of assault in Warren County Court at Lake George by a two juror panel. The charge by William Duell, formerly of Horicon and now in Warrensburg, claimed the alleged assault occurred on the Horicon Chester Road June 22, 1940. Witnesses said Duell struck first. prior bad feeling between the men was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa Hill
Rensselaer
Warren County
Lake George
William Duell
Warrenzburg
Horicon- Chester Road
Duell
District votes against school division plan
By informal vote the district unanimous against dividing Schaghticoke and Valley Falls schools into elementary and high school centers. Schaghticoke would house grades 1 to 6 and Valley Falls grades 7 to 12, pending construction of a Central School.
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State Department
Ja Central
Schaghticoke and
Valley Falls
Schaghticoke
Teal Receives Suspended Term After Guilty Plea
George Teal 31 of this city pleaded guilty to second degree robbery in Rensselaer County Court before Judge Harry E. Clinton. A nine year remaining term on his original sentence was noted as the operation of the suspended portion. Teal, a second offender with prior assault and robbery convictions, was arraigned by Assistant District Attorney Joseph B. Mulholland. The court imposed a suspended seven to fifteen year sentence. A separate resentence hearing followed for convict Joseph Pingitore, formerly of East Boston, Mass., who pleaded guilty to third degree robbery in March 1942.
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George Teal
Rensselaer
Harry E. Clinton
Tess
Teal
Asst. Dist. Atty. Josephb
Massachusetts
Court resents Pingitore to shorter prison term
Pingitore initially received a sentence of 10 to 20 years for breaking and entering. On review he was found not a second offender and was returned for resentencing. Judge Clinton yesterday sentenced him to 2 1 2 to 5 years in Clinton Prison, replacing the prior term.
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Pingitore
Massachusetts
New York State
Clinton
Action Discontinued in Irene vs Albert Court Case
Legal action instituted to the Supreme Court by Irene against Albert Messin has been discontinued, according to papers filed yesterday in the county clerk's office.
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Irene
Albert Messin
Boen
Discontinuation Filed for Naval Canteen Trade Name
Thomas J and Richard P collide of this city filed a statement with the county clerk to show they are no longer conducting business here under the name Naval Canteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J
Richard P. Coll
Naval Canteen
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Mme. Chiang
Mechanicville
Muriel Guy
Sylvia Rose
John Rose
Round Lake Avenue
Rotary
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church Westminster Club
Harry Toroff
Proyn’s Hill
Louise Stedman
NY Nea Service
Reg U.S
Wraith
Linwood Goulden
Earl Hodges
Rufus Hodges
Don Armer
State Bank of Albany
H. Leon Baker
Poughkeepsie
Ormer
Herbert R. Baker
Alden Noble
Camp Campbell
Harry Noble
Audrey Creekbrum
Middletown
Angelo Nalli
Fred Nalli
Viall Avenue
Army Air Corps
Salvation Army
John E. Trask
Westmore of
Hollywood
Revlow
Max Factor
Yardley
Coty Rouge
Iee
DENBY
Dr. Edwards
Art Drugstores
Ady
Denlys
Huaraches
Max
Siciliano, Inc
Sand Creek Road
West
Albany, N. Y
Denby’s
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