Troy Officer Rejoins U S After Nazi Prisoner Return
The officer Troy Frethofer, prisoner of war on the Matis raid crew, was shot down in 1943 and was missing for weeks before Red Cross notices confirmed his capture. He later communicated with his father Charles Frethofer of 164 Bee Gai Avenue and is expected home within days. He endured time in a base hospital in France after liberation from a German camp.
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Bodert Frethefer
Matis
Couns
Charles C. Frethofer
Beegai Avenue
Ger Whams
Red Cross
Brst
Germany
France
Seek Sailors in Boston Slaying Prompt Investigation
Two sailors named Seaman Is fate F Jackson and Seaman W J M Rogers of the USS Earle were among those registered at a Boston bathhouse during the night of the slaying of 56 year old educator Chase MacArthur in Back Bay. MacArthur, a former Paxboro school official, was found nude with a head injury after his clothes were searched. a note book with addresses of Back Bay women was found on him. Police traced visits to Back Bay sisters who said MacArthur had visited them earlier that day and left at 8:20 p m. The case involves a claim the suspects registered under aliases and shared a room with MacArthur.
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Boston Te
Chase’ Macarthur
Paxboro
Re Me
Junior Collee
Macarthur
Victin
Back Bay
Everett
Palice
Sigin
Snell to Retire from U S College Post
Edward B. Snell principal engineer at Albany based United States College plans retirement after long service in river and harbor projects. He will be succeeded by S V Baldwin of Albany as the government reshapes the postwar engineering team.
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Snell
Edward B. Snell
Albany
United States
States College
Spallams
Reilrand
New York
Svesseted
Iban HL Baldwin
Summer Union Service at Green Island Churches
The Methodist and Presbyterian churches join the Parsbyterian Church in hosting a summer union service at 8:30 am. Rev. Pred C Bennett will lead with the sermon on The Position of Our Country Among the Nations of the World on its 169th Birthday. Miss Ruth Einbury will be organist.
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Pred C. Bennett
Ruth Einbury
Ackley Faces Binghamton Indictments Over Burials
Ackley, a former Binghamton undertaker long known in Troy, is charged with two grand larcenies and four misdemeanors. Indictments allege he accepted payment for burial services not rendered and failed to bury bodies promptly. He was returned from San Francisco and will plead after a July 5 hearing.
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Donald Ackley
Binghamton
Troy
San Francisco
Bruce County
Ackley
Stow
California
Intercentar
Shushan Community Notes Seaside Visits and Picnics
Saushan Mgrs Albert Prindig called to New York by Hi meses of an aunt John Hil of Albany visits with family here. The Saushan School closed for the summer with a picnic at Anderson Foster cabin on the Battenkill. Chagnen family and neighbors picnic at Battlefield Park Illinois Sunday. Charles Woodcock returns home after treatment at Mary A McClellan Hospital. Ernest Montgomery from Waupaca Wis visits relatives. Mrs W B Safford of Pittsfield Mass stays with Jay Nelsons. Charles Davis of Santa Ana Cal visits his mother in Artington VI. Fayette Qua of Tray catches ten trout from the Battenkill. John Jackson and Pie visit with Clarence Jackson and return to Boston by John Nelson of Parris.
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Albert Prindig
New York
John Hil
Albany
Saushan School
Anderson Foster
Battenkill
Chagnen
Battlefield Park
Charles Woodcock
Mary A McClellan Hospital
Ernest Montgomery
Islanders and Local Social Calls Highlight Weekend News
Mrs. Nelson met a visitor in New York on Saturday while families from Saranac Lake and Troy visited here. Local residents welcomed guests at the Hedges home and noted summer returns of Katherine Arms and others. Two men, Charles Woodesch and Frank Santos, returned home after hospital treatment. United Presbyterian services reshuffle with Rev. Paul Graham of Cambridge to preach at noon. The Upstreamers Sunday School Class hosted a party at the Shields residence for teacher Mrs. Percie Watkins celebrating her fifth birthday.
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Island
Nelson
New York
Ray Merrett
Saranac Lake
Binghamton
Wendell Fields
Muriel
Joanne
Syracust
Lionel B. Steele
Charles “Woodesch
Frank Santos
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
United Presbyterian Church
Paul . Graham
Robert Shields
Percie Watkins
Accepted as member of Ladies' Auxiliary to Trojan Post
Mrs. Margaret Mahar was accepted as a new member at 2 meeting Wednesday night. President Rose Foned presided. Victorine Eroing was appointed chairman of a social to be held in August in the post rooms. Meeting July 11 at 7 pm followed by showing of the film Returned for Dusty.
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Margaret Mahar
Ladies' Auxiliary
Trojan Poat
Rose Foned
Victorine Eroing
roHon
Dusty
New Improved Allen’s Foot Powder Promises Relief
A garbled field reports a new formula for Allen’s Foot-Ease claimed to cure Athlete’s Foot. The passage urges use of the powder between toes and in shoes to relieve itching and discomfort, mentioning improved effectiveness and pestering symptoms.
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Allen
Alen
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Relon
Reelon
Lipsick
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Semler
Kroehler
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