German Commanders Surrender At Cherbourg Front
Allied troops capture Cherbourg area leaders as Gen von Schlieben and Navy chief Hennecke surrender after entering an underground tunnel. Von Schlieben discusses the collapse of German resistance while the American general questions him beside Rear Admiral Hennecke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ¥. Gorrell
Gherbourg
Jude 29
Can Wilhelm ‘Vor Seutiehen
Cherbourg
Olelice
Americas
Bebliedben
Nein
von Schlieren
Russia
von Schlieben
Walther Hennecke
Unex
Teanel
von Schieber
Hennecke
Injury awards totaling several thousand dollars in workers' compensation case
Edward Lougon and others received monetary awards from Comperss ion Court for loss of use of right or left limbs. Republic Steel Corp workers Willian Jac and others were granted compensation percentages for partial loss of use. Awards ranged from about 788 to 4 066 dollars with various percentages of use losses cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lougon
Repediic Steel Corp
Lyman S. Aburn
Willian H. Jac
Germans Surrender Increase at Cherbourg Peninsula War
German capitulations near Cherbourg total about 20 000 as shells and small arms fire persist. Allied forces report mass surrenders with large numbers of wounded evacuated to hospitals and defenders warned their commander has quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
Falling Limb Damages Car on Street in Front of Home
A large tree limb fell onto Willard Hicks’s parked car at about 1:25 a.m. on Tenth Street, damaging the left front door and shattering the window. No injuries are reported and the car was stationary when struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hicks
Tenth Street
Philosophian Picnic at Memorial Methodist Church
The Philosophian picnic at Memorial Methodist Church occurred Monday evening on church grounds. A brief business meeting followed with Mrs. Fred Reiter presiding. Reports were given by secretary Mrs. Fred Schoonmaker treasurer Mrs. George Lent and sunshine secretary Miss Eve Miller. A gift and twenty five dollars were sent to the Bethesda Home Board of Managers. Winners included Miss Florence Hulk Maude Miller in the foot race Mrs. George Lent in the cross country run Miss Shirley Carr in the straw race Mrs. Thomas Tynart in the air contest and Miss Doris Carr as guest prize. Next meeting is planned for September at the Church House. Personal items note Mrs. Paul Abtett of Brackview at Leonard Hospital and Nancy Bryce of Lord Avenue returning from Northfield Massachusetts after a conference. Mr and Mrs. George Lent and Miss Doris Lent of New York were guests of their mother Mrs. George Lent on South Lake Avenue and have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Methodist Church
Fred. Reiter
Fred Schoonmaker
George Lent
Sunshine
Eve Miller
Bethesda Home Board of Managers
Florence Hulk
Maude Miller
Shirley Carr
Thomas Tynart
Doris Carr
Paul Abtett
Brackview Perennial
Leonard Hospitins
Nancy Bryce
Lord Avenue
Northfield
Mass
Mera
Doris Lent
New York
South Lake Avenue
Stillwater Graduation Exercises Held At High School
Graduation exercises at Stillwater High School Auditorium closed the JMI term. Royal blue gowns were worn as the program featured processional invocation by Rev John C Elliot, salutatory Ruth Bitterd, speakers Ruth Kussins Anlon Hewitt Jean Bull, valedictorian Thomas Gilheany and numerous prizes awarded by Principal Nelson Arralin to students including Ruth Jones Thomas Gilheany and Ruth Wilson. The athletic and board awards, diplomas to 22 pupils, and the national anthem closed with benediction by Rev Lawrence P Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JMI
John C. Elliot
Methodist Church
Ruth Bitterd
Ruth Kussins
Anlon Hewitt
Jean Bull
Thomas Githeeny
Mise
Lois Walsh
William Cisler
Village ‘Improvement
Rita Kassius
Thomas Gilheany
Becker College
Ruth Wison
Regents
Carl Kreger
Therese Moil
Danforth Foundation
Norman Furtington
Alice Knibbs
Douglas van. Vrasken
Doreen Camerota
John Condor
Kenneth Baker
Richard Tatro
James Brooking
Joseph Haneken
Harold Lake
Willam Lake
Charles Lake
Irving Carpenter
Louis Bailey
Merrill Baker
Thomas Cantor
Chester Canary
Edward Sherman
Joseph Farnan
Francis Kinisky
Robert Souch
Richard Tanner
James McLoughlin
Henry Stockwice
Andrew Ryan
Ruth Blizard
Racheal Capeci
Norman Parrington
Helen Gower
Dan Hewitt
Della Hardesh
Rita Cassius
Kathleen Limburg
Kathryn Luskin
Theresa Mohan
Theresa Mou
Bette Nelson
Thomas Ryan
Shirley Smith
Ruth Wilson
Lawrence P. Kelly
St. Peter's Church
Fire in Auto Cush ing Sparks Alarm at Collins and Walker
Firemen were summoned from Box 347 at Collins and Walker Avenues at 4 03 am yesterday for a slight fire in the cushioning of an automobile owned by Gloria Robinson of Collins Avenue. The cause of the blaze was not ascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins and
Walker Avenues
Gloria Robinson
Collins Avene
Partial awards listed for loss of use and damages
Association shows 3750.20 awarded for 18 percent loss of use of the left arm to Andrew Braham trustees of Sts Josephs Church properties. Mary Luttman receives 563.89 for Dec 22 1948 to date. Cluett Peabody Co Inc and Hudson Valley Corp awarded 251250 for 40 percent loss of use of the left foot to Lowell Manny. Also 5 percent loss to Saed Jona Nazarian and 346.13 for 5 percent permanent loss of use of the right middle finger to Anger Harry Wager after exposure with Hudson Valley Fuel Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Braham
Sts. Joseph's Church
Mary Luttman
Cluett Peabody & Co, Inc
Lowell Manny
Hudson Valley Corp
Saed Jona Nazarian
Siudson Valley Fuel Corp
Harry Wager
National Automotive SF
Unclear fragment hints at transport charges and figures
Fragmentary text references Hess and Associated Transport with sums like 28845 and 276.65, no clear events or names beyond James Keenan.
Local residents travel and notices from Boston to Adirondacks
Mr and Mrs Herbert E Johnson of Trop Schenectady Road attend Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow noon at Mrs Netty McCabe’s home. Mr and Mrs Rey T Saplin and daughter Dianne and Stephen A Scully and daughter Alma return from a weekend in Summerville Mass. Corp and Mrs Alvin Van Weiss return from their wedding trip in the Adirondacks and Corp Van Wis leaves for Camp Shelby Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Johnson
Trop Schenectady Road
Boston
Calvary
The
Adirondacks
Corp
van Wis
Camp Shelby
Miss
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Jessé A. Hardee
Dst
Republic Steel Corp
Abraham C. Kaizer
Guarble Furniture Co. Inc
Sowek
San! Equirement Co
Aira
Troy Hospital Associenics
Bislett
John
Kersis
Mars Cemetery
Nadas
Anal
Pal
Hellen
Cenlar
Eqeikar
Dreesh
Mem Ort
Syeaway
Stillwater
Foose A. PL
Ella Sgaretnold
Frears
Baby
Babyland
Carter
Kenwood Blankets
Tae
Troy
IB Eerts
Tia
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