Pelletier School Girl Graduates Amid Diplomas
Judge Howard A. Glasebrook presided at Pelletier High School and Guardian Angel Howe Sans graduation exercises. Aure Dank was valedictorian. Mavis Gabe, salutatorian. Several graduates earned Regents diplomas with honors, and many students received awards for general excellence and specific subjects. The auditorium hosted a full program with orchestra, choral numbers, solos, and dances.
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Howard A. Glasebrook
Giens Falls
Pelletier High School
Angel Howe
Dioomas
Charles “A. Gafigan
Aure Dank
Mavit Gabe
Dank
Averied Gehoo
Gabe
Ira Eisele
Oper High School
Miss Dank
Helen Ek Eon
Regents Academie
Regents
Coorey
Catherine Gaw
Geraldine Bartylak
Johanna van Epps
Robert Z. Murray
John Mur
Doris Siddits
Rita Besaw
Shirley Rey
Beny Ann Hustis
Anl
Mavis Gabe
Florence
Harris
Betty Atm Hustis
Dorothy Grade
Mary’ Cooney
Jennings
Flore Sabele
Rosemary Ann Dash
LeClaire
Margaret Léwis
Mae
Bcards Regius
Marie Osgell
Theresa Townend
Esther Wada
Gradadtes Wertmo
Maralyn Washourn
Freida Wells
Plomas
Guardian Angel Auditorina Iw
Good Fellowship
Griffin
Jules Rey
Mickie
Minnie
Mt Magidaden
Vera Busse
Guardian Angel Girls
Virginia Grant
Aasses
Will Probated for Forres Philpott at Hoosick Falls
The will of Forres Philpott who died at Hoosick Falls on June 4 is probated in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J. Donohue. The estate totals under 5000 dollars real and 5000 dollars personal with legacies to Binnie Eldredge, Jean Dewar, Leila Philpott, Leona P. Goldermore, Alfred Phillips, the Advent Christian Church at Southwest Hoosick, and the residue to Ednad Gibbs. Also letters of administration issued for Minnie E. Brown of Rensselaer to Nelson L. Brown of Newton Highlands Massachusetts. estate about 1690 dollars allocated to the son and two other sons Raymond E. Brown and William B. Brown. Attorney Tiffany handles the matter.
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Forres
Philpott
Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donohue
Binnie Eldredge
Jean Dewar
Leila Philpott
Leona P. Goldermore
Hoosick
Alfred Phillips
Advent Christians 'Church
Southwest
Ednad Gibbs
Stra
Tiffany
Minnie E. Brown
Rensselaer
Nelson L. Brown
Newton Highlands
Mass
Raymond E. Brown
Baltimore
Wiliam B. Brown
Taird Street
Reass
Atrocities Claim Japanese Army Murdered Own Wounded
General MacArthur reports new proof that many Japanese troops killed their own wounded or were killed by orders as Allied advances in the Philippines uncover hospital scenes in Luzon. Photographs and documents indicate hundreds of wounded perished or were slain to prevent capture amid a campaign described as exceptionally brutal.
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MacArthur
INS
Luzon
A7ih
Div Ign
Bayombong
Philippines
MecArthur
Manila
Seth Seing
Seedless tomatoes grown at University of Colorado
Miss Edna Le Johnson biology professor discloses seedless tomatoes produced by treating tomato pistils with a physiologically active chemical first synthesized at the University of Colorado. Biology graduate Miss Louise Hering contributed to the development.
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Boulder
Col
Ins
Colorado University
Edna le Johnson
University of Colorado
Louise Hering
Boy Drowns While Swimming in Clay Pond Etlicott Township
Richard Everett, 11, of Levant, was drown ed Friday while swimming at Clay Pond in Etlicott Township. Lifesaving efforts failed to revive him.
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Jamestown
Cht
Richard Everett
Levant
Clay Pond
Etlicott
OPA Seeks Nation Shoe Inventory Update
The OPA calls for a comprehensive shoe inventory by July 21, aiming to gauge rationed and nonrationed stock. The count, taken by manufacturers and dealers at the Albany District Office, will inform release quantities and policy actions amid footwear shortages and production concerns.
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OFA
Truman Confident of Charter Ratification
Truman declares confidence that a charter will be ratified and notes ongoing efforts to regulate shoe sellers. He cites prior inventories and agency measures, mentioning counts of stock and price ranges as part of enforcement. The remarks reference actions taken since the war era and imply continuing oversight by authorities.
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Truman
Peace Organization
Unclear OCR Item on Senate Subasite Projections
Fragmentary text references a Senate July 2 event and prospects for overwhelming support. No clear individuals, organizations, or locations are identifiable from the readable words.
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Senate
Napa Rogragha Dag Etoimactive
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