Yanks On Rhine Seen Blow to Nazis
American forces on the Rhine front gain momentum as German morale faces a potential plunge. Propaganda minister Goebbels fears loss of cherished songs and cultural symbols, while Allied advances threaten long held Nazi plans and steadfast German resolve.
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Rhine
Louis P. Lochner
Montgomery
Schen
Goebbels
Reich
Rhele Coe
Woesman
Raine
Trefler
Korrenzig
Schuylerville School Buys Bonds for Weasel Vehicle
Schuylerville High School under principal FW Stanton purchases bonds and stamps totaling 6 332 dollars in February to fund two Weasel vehicles under the county school program. The district notes year long War Bond efforts guided by Elinor Funston, with 35 737 dollars raised since September 22.
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Nt Schuylervile High School
FW. Stanton
Scratogs County
Dirs
Elinor
Funston
Thairmnan
Schurlerville
Busy Church Calendar Across Town Observes Lent
A dense calendar lists services and events at St John s Episcopal St Andrews St Marks and numerous area churches. Activities include confirmation classes lectures sermons choir rehearsals and women s circles scheduled from today through Thursday with multiple union services and special observances during Lent.
Palestine Court Installs Prelate in Loyal Masonic Gathering
Palestine Court of the Order of Amaranth convened Friday at the Troy Masonic Temple with Mrs. Marie Hergeri royal matron presiding and Mrs. Harries Warner installed as prel ate. The meeting included a shoulder bouquet for Mrs. Warner and an instructional session planned for April 7 at the Troy Masonic Temple. A class of candidates awaits inferiatory degree at the March 16 meeting. A social followed with St Patrick’s decorations and remarks by Miss Margaret Shannon of the National Board of Foreign Missions.
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Order of Ameriranth
Law
Singburg
Masonic ‘Temple
Marie Hergeri
Aid Palmer A. White
Harries Warner
L S ¥Agur Scott
Warner
Frances Moore
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Antual
Troy Masonic Temple
St. Patrick’s
Josephine Higgins
Mildred Jeanson
Cooperation with bus drivers urged for better service
A Cohoes reader argues for passenger cooperation to improve bus service citing disruptive riders and driver shortages. He urges backing drivers in the rear door wait and stresses orderly boarding to reduce suspensions and improve overall transit amid wartime strains.
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Tata
Charles V. Gurka
Cohoes
Coal Miners Strike Demands and Labor Ties
The Record editor discusses a proposed April strike by coal miners seeking a fifty cent daily wage increase, noting wage effects on coal prices for households. It recalls miners’ dangers and recent strikes, and mentions William Green and John L. Lewis with AFL affiliations and the 1940 Roosevelt opposition incident.
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United States
William Green
American Federaton of Labor
John L. Lewis
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Roosevelt
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Daniel J. Tobin
Waterford Study Club Sets Meeting On Present Day Britists Reade in India
Waterford The Waterford Study Club will hold a meeting today at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs George Hemstead on Third Street Mrs Law rence J Murray will read a paper on Present Day Britists Reade in India with Indian personalities discussed with Mrs Hemstead Also the Daughters of the Eastern Star will meet at 3 30 pm at the temple with Miss Tur e Conk presiding The funeral of Stephen Wy Swasey was held Saturday at 9 30 am from 62 Middle Street Rev James T Kerr officiated Bearers were Edward McGraw John Faztone Arthur Holt and Samuel Whitwell Interment was in Waterford Rural Cemetery Reports On Sale The Christmas Seal Sale by the Saratoga Tuberculosis and Public Health Association under Mrs Honors Me Doesld executive secretary has reported to Mrs James H Glavin local chair for the sale Christ mas Seals shows an increase over 1943 with 8727 realized from 194 out of 880 letters mailed total Laratoza County receipts to date 12 323 219 a percent increase over 1943.
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iLesten Devotions
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New Bill Outlaws Cigarette Smuggling
Governor Dewey approved a bill aimed at suitcase imports of unstamped cigarettes. Assemblyman Fred S. Holliwell of Pen Yan introduced the measure which treats possession of over 1 000 unstamped cigarettes by a person other than an agent as presumptive evidence of intent to sell.
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Fred 5. Holliwell
Pen Yan
Friend of the President Won’t State Stand on Readmission
Letter from James BL Malloy of Troy dated February 22, 1345 questions how leaders of strikes affect production. He accuses Lewis of bitterly criticizing President Roosevelt and notes salaries for Lewis and his daughter, plus their hotel suite, asking why the Smith-Connolly law isn’t reinforced to deter strikes.
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Roosevelt Lewis
James BL Malloy
Troy
Medal folder request from Waterford resident in 1845
A letter from Ronald Crowther of Waterford dated February 27 1845 asks the editor to send a medal folder. The sender signs as Anonymous.
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Anonymous
Ronald Crowther
Waterford
Newspapers urged to trim newsprint orders in Q2
The Wet Production Board and Newspaper Industry Advisory Committee urge publishers to cut second quarter newsprint orders by 3 percent to balance supply and demand. They call for waste reductions while allowing use of on hand stock, amid an anticipated shortage of about 45 080 tons, roughly 5 percent of estimated needs.
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Wet Production Board
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