Guard Spirit In Camp Draws Praise In New York Guard Tour
Camp Smith Peekskill officers report excellent camp tour with one spirit eagerness and cooperation. Maj W Frank Leversee notes volunteers give time and talents without pay beyond ten day tour. Many visited New York, others hosted family in camp as services were held for all faiths. Local officers toured to see Giants Braves doubleheader and regimental activities included prayers, communion, and guard duties. The camp ends with an amateur show at the canteen featuring talent from all companies.
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Camp Smith
Peekakill
New York Guard
W. Frank Leversee
New York
Peekskill
Milton Steinberg
Roscoe C. Hatch
East Parade Ground
Capta
Hatch
Giants-Braves
Polo Grounds
William Birkby
Headquarters Service Company
Charles Burkhardt
Company A
Francis Kincaid
John Witbeck
John Kennedy
Joseph Sweet
K.P
Sweet
Phc
Patrick Desmond
Fred Hunziker
Pic Ogden C. Ross
Ogden J. Rosa
Ross
William J. Dinan
West
Fast Battalion
Peter Tesh
Cohoes
Adelard
Hop” O’clair
John Scanlon
George Boice
Ares Kwazneck
Donald Taylor
Rudolph Bechard
Martin Navorosky
Hoosick Falls
Glens Falls
Edward Gorman
Carl Russell
James M. Brahan
Edgar la Porte
Bernard la Porte
James Roosevelt Wins Colonelcy as Marine Officer
Washington P Marine Corps headquarters announced James Roosevelt eldest son of the President has been given the rating of lieutenant colonel in the Marines general service He distinguished himself in action with a Marine raider unit in the South Pacific and was among 166 Marine Corps officers promoted His previous rating was invoked effective June 1 and awarded for general service
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Washington
Gardeners Warned of Bean Beetle Threat
Victory Garden Coordinator Samuel B. Dorrance warns of widespread bean beetle damage to beans. The Mexican bean beetle, copper colored with 16 black spots, damages leaves blossoms and pods. control via rotenone dusts or sprays applied to leaf undersides. Timely treatment advised in July across New York regions with 2-3 applications, plus manual beetle removal in small gardens.
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Victory Garden
Samuel B. Dorrance
Hudson Valley
New York
Farewell Party Delays Draftee Induction Case
Buffalo man Leonard A Kalalus, 37, claimed his farewell party caused him to miss draft induction. He told U S Commissioner Boyce Butterfield he was drunk Saturday night and felt too ashamed to appear. Bail set at 500 dollars for a July 2 hearing.
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Buffalo
Army
Renard A. Kalalus
Kalalus
U. S
Boyce H. Butterfield
Butterfield
Pastor Faces Driving Ban Violation in New Hampshire
Rev. Fflet cher D. Parker drove 196 miles to his summer home in Sunapee New Hampshire in defiance of an OPA order threatening a heavy penalty for nonessential travel. He planned to return by train Friday for a hearing after officers issued a summoner. Parker said an earlier Washington permit was rescinded but his family had left before the revocation.
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Fletcher D. Parker
Sunapee
N. H
Victory Garden
Hartford
Sunapee. N. H
UPJ
Ffletcher D. Parker
OPA
Vlanns
Conn
Parker
Washington
Selkirk Driver Posts 2500 Bail In Death Case
Willam Dziebeck, 31, of Selkirk, free on 2500 bail after his attorney moved for a habeas corpus writ in a criminal negligence case tied to the death of two men on Kenwood Road. Judge Bergan withheld ruling at the request of the assistant district attorney, with a July 8 adjournment for brief filing. victims Herbert Johnson and William T. Whalen were trabalhadores at the Parker Corning Estate.
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Willam Dziebeck
Selkirk
Kenwood Road
Daniel H. Prior
Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Asst. Dist
Francs J. Burns
Herbert Johnson
Wiliam T. Whalen
Glenmont
Parker Corning
Dziebeck
Arthur Burmaster
Piior
Johnsonville visitors and returns noted in local brief
Johnsonville reports Mrs Norman Cushing returning after ten days with Mr and Mrs Lewis Cushling in South Weymouth Massachusetts Miss Martian Case of Hoosick Falls visits Mr and Mrs Abbott Gifford Betty Welling returned from Buffalo where she stayed with Mrs Halbert Mr and Mrs M Sparrow hosted guests Mrs Marvin Kennedy and daughter from the Bronx Jenne Torrey and Mae Sturtenant return to North Adams after visiting Mrs Della Ralston
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Norman Cushing
Lewis H. Cushling
Weymouth
Mass
Martian Case
Hoosick Falls
Abbott Gifford
Betty Welling
Buffalo
Mr. Halbert
M. Sparrow
Marvin Kennedy
Bronx
Jenne Torrey
Mae Sturtenant
North Adams
Della Ralston
Traction Hearing Delayed to Friday in Wage Case
The War Labor Board panel hearing on United Traction Co labor disputes was postponed from yesterday to Friday. A three man panel, led by Moses Shapiro of the New York office, will meet at the Ten Eyck Hotel to hear briefs from United Traction Co and the Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America in a bid to resolve wage and hour issues prior to mediation.
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War Labor Board
United Traction Co
Ten Eyck
Moses Shapiro
WLB
New York
Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and
Motor Coach Employees of America, Inc
WLBE
Weekend Guests From Troy At South Cambridge
South Cambridge hosts Mr and Mrs Franklyn Lee and son Wayne from Troy for a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs N H Bassett. Children s Day services at the Methodist Church Sunday evening drew good attendance as a program of songs exercises and recitations impressed the congregation. Mr and Mrs Nels Jacobsen joined the church by letter and Miss Pearl Milling and Miss Ruth Murtha were baptized.
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Franklyn Lee
Wayne
Troy
N.H Bassett
Methodist Church
Mis Nels Jacobsen
Pearl Milling
Ruth Murtha
Allies Spoil Jap Raid On Darwin
Allied fighters credited with breaking up an 18 plane Japanese raid on Darwin Australia while MacArthur's long range bombers attacked four enemy bases in the northern arc. British and Australian pilots shot down two Zeros and probably destroyed others with minimal Darwin damage. Libera tors bombed Amboina and Roeroe Islands as RAF planes struck Akyab and targets along the Irrawaddy and Kaladan rivers.
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Associated Press
Darwin
Australia
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Kiska
Aleutians
South Seas
Pacific
MacArthur
Roeroe Islands
Cape Gloucester
Rabaul
New Britain
Burma
Akyab
Bay of Bengal
Irrawaddy
Kaladan
Chauk
Child Health Clinic Scheduled At Wynantskill
A child health conference will be held at the Wynantskill firehouse tomorrow from 2 pm. Dr Ed Mund Wallner health officer will lead, assisted by Ada M Faas. Attendance is for children aged three months to six years, with optional diphtheria toxoid and smallpox vaccines on request.
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Wynantskill
Court House
Edmund Wallner
Ada M. Faas
Strike Ends at Chrysler Highland Park Plant
Detroit UP reports production back to normal at Chrysler Corp Highland Park plants after a one day unauthorized strike by 2200 UAW members. Full day shift returned to work on guns tanks airplanes and Army trucks under an agreement to arbitrate grievances stemming from a suspended union shop steward accused of countermanding company orders.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Highland Park
United Automobile Workers
CI O
Resignation of Boisson Accepted as Governor General
Algiers reports the resignation of Pierre Boisson as governor general of French West Africa was officially accepted after De Gaulle demanded his removal. Boisson will remain in office until a successor is named, and he had been a Vichy appointtee opposed by De Gaulle for collaboration with the Axis before the Allied invasion of North Africa. He previously thwarted De Gaulle and British naval support in an attempt to seize Dakar and control the South Atlantic sea lanes.
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Algiers
Pierre Boisson
West Africa
de Gaulle
Boisson
Vichy
Northwest Africa
Henri Petain
Dakar
South Atlantic
Clarence L Bills Appeals in Hayes Case
Clarence L Bills of this city represented by Rosenstock Altus Albany attorneys has appealed to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. The appeal follows a May 29 dismissing of his action against Leslie Hayes arising from a collision at Clums Corners.
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Clarence L. Bills
Rosenstock & Altus Albany
Supreme Court
Leslie Hayes
Troy
Clum’s Corners
Port Henry Man Fatally Injured in Ore Train Wreck
A Lake Champlain-Moriah Railroad ore train plunged into a ravine near Port Henry injuring two crewmen, with one dead after more than two hours of rescue work by Republic Steel Corp. personnel. Joseph Guirm, 24, Port Henry, survived with injuries deemed not serious. three others escaped.
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Lake Cham
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Johnsonville
Huntington Beach
Cal
South Cambridge
Chrysler
Broadway
Yes State
ST. Achp Nectady
Port Henry
Pioneer Building Loan and Savings Association
ACA
Victor
Columbia
DECCA
Phono
Cluett
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