Obituary notices from Hoosick Falls area death list
Funeral services are planned for James Ross in Hoosick Falls with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Other obituaries note Samuel Ratcliffe of Newburg, Thomas Finley of Ballston Spa, Mrs Fred P Fish, Charles W Metcalf of Waterford, John H Fellows of Troy, Sister Rose Edna, Sister Mary Albert Crowe, Dennis J Ryan, Mrs Robert Lang, Thomas J Nolan, Nina Mattison Copeland of Hoosick Falls and related survivors, with services at local churches and homes and interments in Elmwood Hill, Oakwood, St. Marys, St Josephs and other local cemeteries.
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James Ross
Hoosick Falls
Troy
Robson Funeral Home
Ross
Conklingville
Jane Hale Ross
Walter A. Wood Co
Hoogac
Ruth Ross Sherman
Schaghticake
Maple Grove Cemetery
Hoosick Fall
Samuel F Ratliffe
Newburg
Leeds
England
Burden Iron Co
Memorial Methodist Church
Sarah Banks
Walter Ratcutte
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Ethel Ratcliffe
Belle Emeric
Thomas Finley
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
South Street
Actie
St. Mary’s Church
Men’s Sodality
Margaret Griffin
George T Finley
Vincent de Paul Archambault
St Mary's Cemetery
Fred P. Fish
Arleigh F. Fish
Ion
Charles W. Metcalf
Emma Prior
Second Street
Waterford
John
Ece
Ruth Metcalf
Wycfold
Canton Lodge
A. M
William A Perry
Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
John H. Fellows
Ninth Avenue
Canaan
Conn
Oriin Shirer
James C. Fellows
Fellows
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
W. and
L E Gurley Co
Seth F Genung
Oakwood
Sister Rose
Sister Rose Edna
St Joseph's Seminary
C. Henri Tressner
Edmund J. Burns
Rex Emmett A O Connor
Gerald Millett
St Joseph’s
St Josephs Cemeters
Tester
Mase
Patrick A. Crowe
St. Francis de Sales
Dominican Convent
Albany
Mary Albert Crowe
Dominican Sisters
Ireland
Thomas M. A. Burke
Cuba
Bertrand
Order of the Sisters of St. Joseph
Crowe
Aldan
St. Agnes
Menands
Dennis J. Ryan
Ryan
New York Central Railhoad
St. Joseph's Church
Margaret Donnelly
Pvt
Michael J. Ryan
Camp Cushing
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Carl Rasmussen
Robert Lang
Eagle Street
Jay Reid
Trinity Methodists Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Richard Best
Joseph Dunwoody
William E. Smith
Kenneth Lang
Nina Mattison Copeland
George B. Copeland
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Groveside
Copeland
Calvin
Elizabeth Mattison
Schenectady
Mahari Funeral Home
West Hoosick
Water May Cause Dry Complexion Among War Workers
Women who recently moved to defend jobs or visit Army camps report new complexion troubles. The cause is likely water hardness. a simple test shows mineral content. Use softened or distilled water for bathing or switch to an extra rich soap to restore skin moisture.
Americans Down 94 Japanese Planes at Guadalcanal Battle
Amended AP report says Americans destroyed 94 Japanese aircraft, with 17 more lost to shore fire or surface vessels, bringing the tally to about 16 to 1 in favor of the U S. Only six American planes were lost and one pilot was rescued. Casualties numbered 3 dead and 29 injured with 22 missing. A Liberty cargo ship and a small vessel damaged by dive bombers may be salvaged. Generals Arnold and MacArthur praised the units.
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South Paciific
Guadalucanal
Henry M. Arnold
Douglas MacArthur
Workers Need Good Breakfast Daily Fuel for a Busy Plant
Readers hear that a substantial breakfast powers a productive day. The article notes fatigue mid morning from skipping a solid meal and urges cereal and milk as a breakfast staple. A quoted worker praises cereal and milk for sustained energy through lunch.
Broccoli Gains Favor Over Cauliflower In Victory Gardens
Broccoli, rich in vitamin A, is set to replace cauliflower in victory gardens due to easier cultivation and strong nutritive value. It grows best in cool weather and can be started indoors for early crops. Plant 18 inches apart with 2 feet between rows. use thick stems and dense green flower buds for best flavor.
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Victory Gardens
Young Woman Recommends Cereal With Honey and Fruit
A young woman suggests enjoying cereal with honey, preserves, or fresh fruit for a more palatable serving. She proposes a simple enhancement to improve taste and variety.
No Change in Eire Policies Seen Likely
Dublin reports that the upcoming election is not expected to alter Eire foreign policy. Prime Minister De Valera is favored to retain control and maintain neutrality. Dail candidates debate war entry and reciprocal ties with the United States, while Cosgrave’s Fianna Gael party promises to involve De Valera’s Fianna Fall in government if victorious. Twenty years post independence, Ireland has few new leaders.
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Dublin
Eire
Eamon de Valera
Dail Eireann
Gower House
James Dillon
Dail
Euve
United States
Britain
de Valera
Eyre
Pearl Harbor
William T. Cosgrave
Fianna Gael
United Ireland
Fianna Fall
Hartford Laurels Split Doubleheader With Binghamton Triplets
Hartford loses the nightcap 7 to 1 after winning the opener 4 to 3 at Bulkeley Stadium. Ben Cardoni, a relief pitcher, started the second game and held Binghamton to five hits while composing a two inning stretch with minimal trouble. Crosby tripled and Sawyer drove in the tying run in the second inning, but Cardoni issued bases on balls to load the bases in the seventh before Crowe ended the threat.
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Hartford
Ben Cardoni
del Bissonette
Binghamton
Binghampton
Crosby
Sawyer
Cardoni
White
Crowe
Haag
Baker
Tommy Neill
Platek
Laurels
Dick Ames
Yale
Eddie Sawyer
Pete Kunis
Amos
Zivic and LaMotta Rematch Set for July 12 in Pittsburg
The Rooney McGinley Club announced a rematch between Fritzie Zivic and Jake LaMotta for a 15 round bout in Pittsburg on July 12. Zivic, a former welterweight champion, had just lost a split decision to the Jokin New Yorker in an over weight 10 round bout June 10, drawing strong crowd disapproval.
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Pittsburg
Rooney- McGinley Club
Fritzie Zivic
Jake LaMotta
Zivic
Jokin
Fritzie
Bowen Brothers Report Tank Corps Brother Missing In Action
A telegram informs Mrs. Thomas Bowen that Pvt. George J. Bowen has been missing in action in North Africa since November. His brothers, already serving in the Navy and Army, include John a gunner's mate in the South Pacific, Donald in North Carolina, and Thomas a chief petty officer in the Navy. The Bowen family, formerly from Cohoes, has not heard from George for seven months after about 18 months in service.
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Thomas A. Bowen
119Th Street
George J. Bowen
North Africa
Thomas Bowen
South Pacific
John
Corp
Donald Bowen
North Carolina
Tank Corps
Cohoes
Utica Braves split with Wilkes-Barre Barons in twin bill
Utica manager Wally Schang’s Utica Braves beat the Wilkes-Barre Barons 5 to 2 in the first game of a twin bill, snapping the Barons 12 game win streak before losing the nightcap 2 to 1. Connie Creeden hit two triples in the first game while Mike Skaff and Jack Mimple contributed hits.
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Utica
Wally Schang
Utica Braves
Wilkes- Barre Barons
Barons
Braves
Mike Skaff
Frank Skaff
Athletics
Connie Creeden
CM Maples
Joe Pennington
Tony Lazzerra
Jack Mimble
Himira
Alex Doneleshin
Baron
Boho Palica
Springfield and Elmira Split Twinbill at Pynchon Park
In front of about 1,500 fans President Tommy Richardson watched as Springfield won the opener 6 4 with Joey Stephenson belting a homer with Joe Jacobs aboard. Elmira took the nightcap 4 3, rallying with three runs in the sixth to seize the game behind Moss’ flyout scoring the winner. Alex Mustaikis sparked Springfield with a third inning brace, while Frank Seward pitched the opener, prevailing over Art Jones. The Utica Braves begin a three game series with the Rifles tonight, first pitch at 8 oclock.
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Springfield
Elmira
Tommy Richardson
Joey Stephenson
Joe Jacobs
Frank Seward
Fran Rosso
Art Jones
Springfeld
Alex Mustaikis
Moss
Stephenson
Utica Braves
Rifles
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Samuel F. Ratciffe
Thomas J. Nolan
Department of Public Works
Tis
Orr Street
St Patrick's Church
Holy Name Society
City Post
Margaret F. Donovan
St. Patrick's Church
St. Peter's, Cemetery
Army Air Cadet
Syracuse
U.S
William G. Cole
June Blossom
Henry Blossom
Elm Street
Hudson Falls
Queechee
Cole
Troy Area
America
Fonda
Eee River
Cy Anne Funeral
Eocte
King
North
Africa
Europe
King George VI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Signal Corps
NEA
Utica-Wilkes-Barre
Nassau
Edward J. Mutterer
Arthur L. Cummings
A. L. Cummings
Acestone
U.S. Signal Corps
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