Reds Renew Call for Second Front
The Soviet communique reports morale up and strengthened rear with hundreds of new factories. It cites growing Allied support and a stronger international position aided by the United States and the Anglo Soviet pact. German losses on the Russian front are pegged at 6.4 million killed and missing, with Soviet losses at 4.2 million. German guns, tanks, and planes fallen far short of Soviet matériel. The message asserts Hitler’s defeat before Moscow as decisive.
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Red Army
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Moscow
California Institute of Technology Develops Electric Therapy Device
Pasadena report states the California Institute of Technology has perfected an electric shock therapy apparatus for manic depressive psychosis to be placed in all California state hospitals. In one hospital, 15 of 24 patients treated were discharged, indicating promising early results.
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Pasadena
Cal
California Institute of Technology
California
Public Hearing on Civil Service Rules and Classification Plan
Notice of a public hearing at the County Court House in Troy New York at 8 00 PM June 28 to adopt proposed Civil Service Rules and a classification plan for the county classified service. Full text available for inspection at the County Civil Service Commission. Mortgage foreclosure sale details follow with location, time and parcel description.
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County Court House
Troy
New York
of Rensmelasr
Ag Fotows
Civil Service Rules
Powers of Commission
Classified Service
County Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Rensealact
Qupreme
Rensselaer County
Troy Savings Bank
Samuel Weinstein
County of Rensselaer
City of
Rensse- Ter
Third
Fourth Street
Ferry Street
Jacob D. Vanderheyden
Benjamin Vail
Gustave
Gustes Hubert
Mary KE
Hubert
Jacob Hanson
Rose Hanson
Robert L Wells
Marshall To Head War Chest Memorial List Of Donors Named
Marshall to head the war chest campaign as a roll call of donors is listed. The document names Ardle Miss Gertrude Norton Raymond P Neitzel H Frank Phelps Mrs John J Rainey and many others including Mayors John F Walsh James F Donlon and James F Donlon plus Brig Gen A G Gillespie and Stanley Grover. Listed communities Green Island Waterford Watervliet are noted with numerous residents and officials contributing.
Allies Bomb Jap Plantation Base on Kolombangara Island
Dauntless dive bombers and Avenger torpedo planes with Warhawk and Wildcat escorts dropped 50,000 pounds on Japan's vila plantation base on Kolombangara Island in the New Georgia Group Sunday. The assault ignited large fires in supply dumps and created craters in a runway and revetments, per headquarters. Raiders met only light anti-aircraft fire and all returned.
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South Pacific
Japan
Vila Plantation
Kolombangara Island
New Georgia
Hagen names all-time Cup Team in wartime era
Walter Hagen on a surprise visit to his son Walter Hagen Jr. picks an all-time American Ryder Cup team spanning 1927 to 1941. He selects ten players dominated by modern-era stars who were prominent when the war began. Hagen notes Craig Wood and Ben Hogan as likely selections.
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Nashville
Tenn. CP
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Craig Wood
Ben
Unprecedented King's Visit to Malta Shows Allied Control
King George V arrived in Valletta aboard the Cruiser Aurora with four destroyers, amid a Mediterranean display of Allied strength. The visit, following a North Africa tour, showcased British leadership as the king met troops, inspected dockyards, naval and air stations, and visited the palace displaying the George cross.
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Malta
Mediterranean
Valetta
George V
North Africa
Aurora
Jervis
Nubian
Hing
Outlook Gloomy DuMond Finds Food Shortage
Chester DuMond state agriculture commissioner reports a serious food shortage after market checks. He cites late Troy Area harvests, weather, price ceilings, manpower and gas limits, and lack of parts for farm machinery as key factors. Prices and production declines noted across Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Newburgh areas.
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Chester DuMond
Troy
CPA
DuMond
New York City
Department of Markets
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Newburg
Newburg- Poughkeepsie
Chester
Florida
du Mond
Rizzuto Plans Navy Wedding in Norfolk
Baseball star Phil Rizzuto and Misa Cora Anne Esselborn of Newark secured a marriage license in Norfolk yesterday. Rizzuto, a seaman first class in the Navy, said the couple would wed tomorrow.
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Norfolk, Va
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankee
Misa Cora Anne Esselborn
Newark
N. J
Rizzuto
Navy
Golfer Names Favorite Contemporaries And Mentors
The speaker lists Hogan and Byron Nelson as preferred peers and expresses a wish to have a lineup including Jimmy Demaret Paul Runyan Horton Smith Gene Sarazen Ralph Guldah Sammy Snead and Henry Pickard for a golf era ensemble.
Allies Tire Of French Bickering
Allies express frustration over French leadership in Algiers as De Gaulle and Giraud face pressure to resign. American and British officials consider an Anglo American consortium to oversee French territory until after the war, while French unity debates hinder troop preparations for Europe.
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London
United States
Britain
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Henri Honore Giraud
Committee of
North Africa
de Gaulle
France
Brazzaville
Equatorial Africa
Benut
Syria
Giraud
Round Lake News Notes and Local Moves
Round Lake social items list Mrs. L. D. Howland of Great Neck visiting Miss Elizabeth May for the summer. Mrs. Rollin E. Jenkins ill with pneumonia but convalescing at home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. O Malley hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gale of Albany. Mrs. John M. Hickey and son James M. have returned from Ballston Spa after ten days with her father George Gleason. The Mosier family moved to George Avenue from Donada house. Mrs. Florence E. B. Tabor returned from St. Petersburg Florida after attending NYU commencement and visiting Runethead and Sag Harbor. Eighth grade commencement ex.
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L. D. Howland
Great Neck
Elizabeth May
Rollin E. Jenkins
Herbert F. O'Malley
E. H. Gale
Albany
John M. Hickey
James M
George Gleason
Ballston Spa
Harold Mosier and Son
First Street
George Avenue
Clinton Hopkins
Florence EB. Tabor
St. Petersburg
Tabor
New York University
Runethead
Sag Harbor
President May Enter Coal Strike Policy On Gov’t Control
The union policy committee announced miners are willing to work for the government under Secretary Ickes in charge of the mines. Morse said the War Labor Board directive is final and binding on all parties and government agencies. Interior officials hope for an early settlement. Large-scale stoppages occurred across states with hundreds of thousands idle in Pennsylvania West Virginia Illinois Kentucky Alabama Virginia Ohio Indiana Arkansas Oklahoma Colorado Utah and others.
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Ickes
Morse
Lewis
War Labor Board
Interior Department
WLB
Policy Committee
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
A. F. of
Progressive
Kentucky
Alabama
Virginia
Ohio
Tennessee
Indiana
Arkansas-Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Iowa
New Mexico
Montana
Round Lake Union School holds separate graduation exercises
Round Lake Union School held its exercises at the Methodist Church on a Friday evening for the first time separate from the senior graduation. A surprise party honored Miss Rachael Van Horn on her induction into the WAACS at the Gorsline home, with refreshments and a monetary parting gift as she heads for duty.
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Round Lake Union School
Methodist Church
Rachael van Horn
Richard H. Gorsline
WAACS
Ship Named After Russian Girl Pilot Launched Today
A Liberty ship to be christened Marina Raskova celebrates the Russian Pearl Harbor observance. The ship launch at California Ship Yards marks June 22 as Tribute to Russia Day with ceremonies across the country led by Russian War Relief.
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Los Angeles
Marina Raskova
Rashova
Reda Army Air Force
Raskova
Kremlin
Amelia Earhart
California
Nila Magidoff
Robert Magiioff
NBC
Moscow
Soviet Union
Harnor
Russia
Komsgomolsk
the-Amur
Hollywood Bowl
Leopold Stakowski
Convention Hall
Earl Robinson
John la Touche
William L. Batt
War Production Board
Chicago Stadium
City Hall Plaza
Baltimore
Randall’s Island
New York
Syriamosk
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Zoological Gardens
Ford Foremen End Strike At Detroit
Several hundred Ford Motor Co foremen halted production at Willow Run, ending the walkout after a pay dispute. The strike involbed the Foreman's Association, an independent union. They returned to work while a peace conference between Robert Keys and Edwin White is pending. Company plans to replace as many foremen as possible with supervisors.
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Detroit
INS
Ford Motor Co
Willow Run
Foreman’s Association
C. L O
A. F. of
Robert Keys
Edwin White
Detroit War Labor Board
War Labor Board
Cow Medicine Kills Farmer in New Jersey
Fred Cox, 38, died after drinking cow medicine in Penns Grove. State police labeled the death accidental. Edward Phares, on a nearby farm, offered the medicine and joked for Cox to take a drink. Phares warned him too late as Cox tilted the bottle to his lips.
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Penns Grove
N. J
Fred Cox
J. J. Orzechowicz
Cox
Edward Phares
Phares
County Democrats to Confer Thursday on Ticket
Rensselaer County Democratic executive committee including Troy city committee members will meet Thursday at noon in The Hotel Troy to set designating sessions for county and city tickets. Cornelius A. Casey leads, with Thomas F. FitzGerald and others. Mayor Hogan's fate may determine if Sheriff Carhart leads the ticket. Republicans plan to designate Friday night at The Hendrick Hudson with John J. Ahern slated to head the city slate.
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Rensselaer
Frank J. Hogan
Hogan
Daniel W. Carhart
Casey
Hendrick Hudson
John J. Ahern
A. A. A. Calls Withdrawal of Driving Ban
The American Automobile Association urged Price Administrator Prentiss M. Brown to end the driving ban permanently, arguing it amounts to political persecution and harms car upkeep in eastern states. A. A. A. President Thomas P. Henry said limited pleasure driving on minimal gasoline is unrealistic and warned idle enforcement will worsen auto deterioration.
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Washington
Tupi
American Automobile Association
Prentiss M. Brown
Thomas P. Henry
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