Marriaged of Mary DeMire McLeon to Lieut. Arostrosg
Mary DeMire McLeon daughter of Mr and Mrs Cushman of Astington Va marries Lieut Witan J Arostrosg U S N H of Arlington at St Johns Episcopal Church Memorial Garden with Rev A Smith officiating. A reception at the Country Club followed and guests included Lt Comdr J Eddy and Mrs Eddy Schenectads and Virginia Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral Cushman
Astington
Mary DeMire McLeon
Witan J. Arostrosg
U.S ON H
Arlington
St. John’s Episcopal
Chirch
Sexmanaur A. Smith
Sheptain
Richard Tweedy
Mra B. de
Agams
Upper Montclair
Charles FL Armstrong
Arington
Strong
Decessaes
Pylar
Armstrong
Curtiss Wright Cadette
R. P.I
U. S. Naval Tation
Charterien
Palms
Charleston
Liew. Comdr
J. W.i Eddy
Jane
Schenectads
Virginia Armstrong
Wister
Arlingston
Fenwick McLéod
Warren Point
X. J
B. 2. Adams
Upner Montclair
Personal Raymond Hickey recuperating after Saturday operation
Personal Raymond Hickey of 23 Thirteenth Street is convalescing at Troy Hospital after an operation Saturday. Seaman First Class Edna Fo Wan of the SPARS, daughter of OWleer and Mrs. Patrick Hogar, of 27 Thirteenth Street is spending a sider furlough with her parents. She has been stationed at Pelm Beach Florida and is now assigned to Manhattan Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hickey
Thirteenth Street
Miss Gardner Engaged To Navy Petty Officer Deston
Miss Doris Eisine Gardner of 438 Ninth Avenue is engaged to Joh J. Deston petty officer second class U S Navy son of Mrs Sarah Jane Donlon of 91 Saratoga Street Cohoes and the late Richard J Donlon of Tohoes Miss Gardner an alumna of Lansisgburg High School and Troy Business College has worked for A Charles Berger Inc Insurance The wedding is set for July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cersie Gardner
Ninth Avenue
Doris Eisine Gardner
Joh J. Deston
U.S. NR
Sarah Jane Donlon
Saratoga Street Cohoes
Richard J. Donlon
Tohoes
Gardner
Lansisgburg High School
Donlon
Keveny Academy
Wen
Donlon & Son Insurance Agency
Cohoes
Mothers' Club Plans Graduation Night Entertainment
The Mothers' Club of St. Francis de Sales prepares a 6 30 pm turkey dinner for graduates at the church hall. Officers John O Neil Marilyn Mangoine Joan Coffey and Robert Roddy lead the class program with Rev Hinds as guest speaker and Rev Crowe addressing the graduates. Mothers of eighth graders assist with serving and decorations.
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Mothers’ Club
St. Francis de Sales
Church Hall
John O'Neil
Marilyn Mangoine
Joan Coffey
Robert Roddy
John L. McBride
James L. Shaughnessey
James Ryan
Anthony “Patridi
Harold B. Hinds
Patrick A. Crowe
Miss Sloss Hosts Shower For Miss Mosg In Mechanicville
Miss Sloss entertained 12 guests at her Mechanicville home in a miscellaneous shower for Miss Evelyn Mosg of 765 Fourth Avenue, who will soon become the bride of George Phillips. Table decorations featured silver and white, with a large silver bow centerpiece. Guests from Troy and Schenectady were present.
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Sloss
Alta
Flogg Wilbur
Mechenicvie
Evelyn J Mosg
Fourth Avenue
George Phillips
Troyland Schenertady
Weekend guests from Bristol and Fairfield return home
Mrs James Lemke and Miss LH jan A Lamke of Second Avenue return from Bristol Connecticut where they were weekend guests of Mrs DeWitt Page at Maamere. In Fairfield, Mrs Leslie W Rolfe and daughter Miss Catherine Rolfe with Mrs John Drake depart for Fairfield to spend the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lemke
LH Jan A Lamke
Second Avenue
Bristol
Court St Rita Installs Officers
Afrs Elfreda Robillard was installed as grand regent of Court St. Rita, C. D. of A., Monday night at Bradley Hall. Officers welcomed by District Deputy Mrs. Nora Berg hamer of Green Island, with vice grand regent Winifred N. McNamee and other officers named. Trustees listed include Mrs Mery Clemmens and Catherine Plante among six. A buffet luncheon followed under the amusements committee chair Fred Clemens. Guests included Elizabeth Moore and Mary Mionehen from other courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfreda Robillard
Court St. Rita
C.D
Elizabeth Moore
Court Regina
Watervliet
Mary Mionehen
Court Margaret
Joseph Tarpey
La Salle Seniors Feted at Breakfast
About 200 La Salle Institute seniors attended the communion breakfast after mass at St. Marys Church. Guest speaker was Rav John J. Tracy of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. William Duncan sang solos with Miss Lou Anne Poland. William Broderick and Mrs. Alexander Zak presided. Also noted, Mrs Victoria Lansing Landiear earned a master's degree at NY College of Teachers and is daughter of Hugh H Lansing.
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la Salle Institute
St. Mary's Church
Annex
John J. Tracy
Father Tracy
A. Patrick
William Clermont
Victoria Lansing
Landiear
Euclid Avenue
New York State College of Teachers
Cornell University
Hugh H Lansing
Watervliet
Lansing
Earl D. Landiear
Ordnance Department
Watervliet Arsenal
D A R Benefit Party Luncheon Held by D A R Chapter
Members of the Philip Schuyler Chapter D A R gathered at Mrs Laieard Be Gethout s Tidbits Avenue home for a luncheon and a business meeting led by first vice regent Mrs Edwin A Fessenden. Mrs Charles H Carroll away. a card party then supported the Tarumastee Scholarship Fund with refreshments and prize awards for high scores.
Hoosick Falls Engagement Told For Margaret McCann
Mrs. Mary McCann announces the engagement of her daughter Margaret E B StoCann to Frederick K Ryan of Troy. The wedding is set for Sunday July 9 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Hoosick Falls. Miss McCann is a St Marys Academy graduate. Mr Ryan attended Troy High School and was employed at the time.
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Mary McCatin
Munsell Street
Hoosick Falls
Margaret EB. StoCann
Frederick K. Ryan
Fourth Street
Troy
Ryan
William F. Ryan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Miss McCann Iss
St. Mary's Academy
Troy’ High School
Watervliet Arsenal
Kin of Earty Engaged to Wed Crowther Kin’s Daughter to Wed Naval Midshipman
The engagement is announced between Olive Van Rensselaer Crowther, daughter of Cyril Inwin Crowther, and Midshipman Richard Stuart Baird of the Naval Academy Annapolis. Crowther lineage traces back to Kiliaen Van Rensselaer. Olive is a St Lawrence University graduate. No wedding date has been set.
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Cyril Inwin Crowther
Les Jemachin Estates
Queens
Olive van Rensselaer Crowther
Migehtorian
Richard Stuart Baird
Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md
Vivian B. Baird
Roselie
N. J
Miss Crowther
Charles Kiliaen van Rensseaer
Philadelphia
Kiliaen van Rensselaer
Rensselaerwyck
St Lawrence University
Baird
University of Michigan
Averill Park Couple Wed in Church Ceremony
Miss Barbara H. Stein daughter of Mr Mires and John Miter of Averill Park wed Monday afternoon at St Paul Apostle Church officiated by Rev Walter Torpey. Bride wore blue and serves on Troy Hospital nursing staff. Groom Harmon G Gillis works in Brooklyn shipyard and they will reside there after a brief wedding trip to Lake George.
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Barbara H. Stein
Ged Mires
John Miter
Svertt Park
Harmon G. Gillis
Averill
Park
St. Pruiter |Apostle’s Church
Walter ¥. Torpey
Mary Rigney
John J. O'Brien
Troy Hospital
Gillis
Brooklyn
Steip
Lake George
Miss Butcher Elected By Credit Women in Troy
Clara B. Butcher was named president of the Credit Women's Breakfast Club of Troy succeeding Mrs. M. G. Harmon. Other officers named at the Monday night meeting at the Troy YWCA include Rosalie Welsh as vice president Margaret Dunphy secretary Elsie T. Quinib Helene Fish Evelyn Prentiss Paula Goodman and Mrs Harmon as executive members. Installation set for a special July meeting. A separate notice reports a surprise shower for Mr and Mrs Jeng Tilley of Eagle Mills who recently married receiving money gifts from twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Clara B Butcher
Credit Women's Breakfast Club of
Troy
M. G. Harmon
Troy YW_CA
Thej
Rosalie Welsh
Margaret Dunphy
Elsie T. Quiniab
Helene: Fish
Evelyn Prentiss
Paula Goodman
Sirs. Harmon
Dunphy
David Recks
Trhamber
Jeng Tilley
Eagle Mills
Missing soldier found AWOL in North Africa
Irvington New Jersey AP dispatch reports FKL and Army officials locating a missing soldier. Through his wife Mrs Joseph McCarthy it was learned he had been AWOL in North Africa. The Army explained he had transferred to Company A from Company B the day before his battalion deployed overseas. An input error left his name on B Company’s rolls.
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Irvington
N. J
INS
FKL
Army
Pais
Joseph McCarthy
North Africa
McCarthy
Men Starting on Invasion Express Variously Opinionated
Twenty one American infantrymen lined up to ship to France for their combat debut. Each man offered a personal view on the invasion, from confidence in their unit to a wish to return home soon.
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Har Boyle
France
Sergt
James
Barnett
Jackson
Tenn
Leutenants
William M. Johns
Starke
Pia
Pyt Horace-Williams
Waverly
Cycle Gives Bounce To Army Plane Pilot
Mrs. Charles Levinson of Manhattan receives a letter recounting an American bomber pilot in England who bought an English bicycle for 18 quid about $54. On first ride the bike hit a tree, but the pilot optimisticly says an English bike is almost as simple to operate as a B2 bomber and no more dangerous.
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New York
INS
Charles Levinson
Manhattan
England
William A. Levinson
Levinson
Congress Seeks Weekend Recess Ahead of Conventions
Congressional leaders pressed to clear 11 must legislation before the GOP convention in Chicago opening next Monday. Optimism rose over a recess until August 1 to cover the Democratic convention starting July 16 and allow members time to visit homes.
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Washington
Chicago
Soldiers Speak of Invasion Fierce Talk and Homeward Hopes
A collage of quotes from U S service members across cities like Chicago South Winchester Avenue and Fall River Mass as they anticipate an invasion. They express longing for scenery home and the resolve to finish the war with high morale while vowing action to support Allied efforts. The voices include Harold Behling Fred Van Riper Harold Clem Charnex Mulder Henry Saviano George Spradley Lewis Ringer Basil Proc and others.
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Tennessee
Brown
Harold Behling
South
Winchester Avenue
Chicago
Corp
Fred
van Riper
Spring Valley
Ee Corp
Harold Clem
Pola
Terries
Charnex Mulder
Caledonia
Mich
Henry Saviano
South Latin Street
Phc
George
Spradley
Augusta
Lewis V. Ringer
Silverstreet
S.C. Electrician
Pvt
Basil Proc
Fall River
Mass
Ativer
Ner Hitler
De Gaulle’s Washington Visit Stirs Recognition Debate
The article analyzes De Gaulle’s request for full recognition of a provisional French government by the United States and Britain. It notes U S reluctance, contrasting with other nations that had granted recognition, and argues doubts remain about De Gaulle’s claim to be the legitimate French representative. It references Roosevelt Hull statements and Allied policies as context.
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Charles de’ Gaulle
Washington
Jills
Twarda de Gaulle
le Mot
Tox
Natonal
Algiers
Roosevelt
France
United States
Cordell Hull
French Committee of National Liberation
de Gaullé Bu
Tock
Stock
Stock and Datre
Eiserhower
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Luxembourg
U.S
de Gaulle
Araund
New York Stars Share Financial Figures in Patchy Report
A terse, unreadable note lists figures for the New York Stars dated Fine 3, showing 634,110 and 384545:6,000 in unclear context. No clear events or roles are defined beyond these financial numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
De Gaulle's push for French provisional government unfolds
The report traces De Gaulle's attempts to shape France's post invasion civil authority. Gen Koenig's talks with Eisenhower faltered due to British relay limits, leading to De Gaulle's London invitation. He has about a thousand officers in England ready to assume France's civil and military roles if opportunity arises.
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UN Happesed
Itaty
Hing
Anc
Gogilo
Rome
Trance Bonomi
Julian
Mussolini
de Ganle
France
de Gaulle
Joseph- Pierre Hoenig
Eisenhower
Koenig
Algiers
London
Churchill
England
Housand
Lady Esther Face Powder Advert May Contain Flawless Look Claims
An ad touts Lady Esther baby-texture powder promising a young smooth flawless look and safety. It asserts exclusive processing and pure ingredients, citing testimonials and real letters as evidence of satisfaction.
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Lady Esther
Esther
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