Restaurants Must Close At Midnight Cites War Time Ruling
A Washington directive requires all taverns and restaurants that had midnight hours to close at midnight. The War Mobility staff said exemptions may apply to venues already serving meals late, while others must halt operations by midnight. The National Tavern Association voiced public discontent as war workers report curfew issues.
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Jo McGinty
Commission
Washington
Bsd
James F. Berges
Amr
National ‘Tavern Association
Wih Byrnes
Abd Payh MeNow
Associon
Saratoga Board Grants $1 200 For Pheasants
The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors approved 1200 for pheasants to be distributed among member clubs per Joseph A Shepard secretary treasurer of the county fish and game council. The council restated officer reelections and set a May 25 meeting with clubs including Corinth Galway Mechanicville Saratoga Springs and Schuylerville groups.
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Saratoga County Fish and Gente Council
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Joseph A. Shepard
James Ford
Galwey
Carl Died
Corinth
Megiscr Elsbs
Advazamt Lane Cind
Charkén Rod and Gua
Esliston Lane
Galwaysk and Game Club
Havadcross and Gose Club
Baliston Spa
Little Bear Fish and Game Club
Mechanicville
Pinb Brook and Game Club
Sacandage
Marcus Filley to Speak at Troy Cooperative Meeting
Marcus Lo Filley will address a public meeting sponsored by the Troy Consumer Cooperative at Pumper Warehouse, Tenth and Soosick Street, at 5 pm today. He will discuss Public Housing Projects and the living conditions survey begun years ago, with Maurice Osborne introducing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Lo Filley
Troy
Clare Luce to Tour Italian War Front on Second Visit
Clare Boothe Luce, Connecticut congresswoman, arrived in England en route to Italy for a second front tour. She flies from the United States aboard a British air transport, with a possible stay in the UK to study women’s roles in the war effort. Sources note invitations and arrangements for rapid travel, while social events nearby mark a quieter moment in Albany and Troy communities.
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London
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Eingland
Italy
Luce
Bere
United States
British Overseas Airways
Traly& Briteh War Voice
Lalas
Harold FL. J
Soldier from Averill Park Receives Purple Heart
Private Louis Zipkin, wounded in the Leyte battle with a shattered shoulder, is awarded the Purple Heart. He is at Rhoads General Hospital Litka, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Zipkin of Averill Park. He attended Averill Park Central School and is a member of Albany Jewish Community Center. He has served two years in the Army.
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Harry Lesson
P.O
Fiji Islands
Alfred Lesson
Troy
Mery Goetz
Mary Willass
Robert M. Sample
Watervliet Arsenal
William Wallace Foster
Mee
Frank Gregory
Dannemora
Margaret Jackson
Kingston
O B.S
Masonic Temple
Brean Bassett
John Leo Hestin
Haz
William Foley
John Beecroft
Brarines
Arthur Beecroft
Charles Lawrence
Lincoln Club
Red Cross
Charles X. Sample
Kurt Fischback
Bridge Club
Leyte
Pic
Louis Zipkin
Rhoads General Hospital
Litka
Harry Zipkin
Averill Park
Jewish’s Community Center
Albany
Requiem Mass Held for Pvt William J Bulmer
A solemn requiem mass was celebrated for Pvt William J Bulmer who fell in action in Belgium in February 1943. The service at St Marys Church was led by Rev Joseph P Kelly with Rev Thomas J Meehan and Rev Edward L OMaley assisting. Joseph A Dillon sang. Delegation from LaSalle Institute and St Marys School attended, honoring the private who attended those institutions.
Burma Drive May Cut Off 30,000 Japs
BBC dispatch reports Allied forces in Burma surrounding Natecura’s Japanese army of 30,000 plus auxiliaries. The 11th Army advances from Mandalay toward Meiktila and surrounding routes, severing supply lines and trapping units near Moulmein, with a fallback road to Keng Tung via Hsipaw and Thazi.
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Burma
Buras
O.2
Reve
Jeixtila
Mandalay
Prion Sapanese
Ais Jorte
Smandslas
Melviile
Borea
Thazi
Moint Moulmein
Beems
Keng Tung
Bonder
Hsipws
Forces push south through treacherous mountains toward Keng Tung
Chinese Northern combat forces drive southward while Allied air units, mostly American, support the advance. Sherman tanks led the March offensive as the Pagan Pokokau bridge area sees rapid air base captures and quick repairs by American forces.
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Lashio
Treacheral
Keng Tung
Pagan-Pokokau
Brrawaddr
Japanese town falls after five day battle
In a five day fight, heavy bombers and artillery supported ground troops. The assault left the town practically ruined. Japanese losses reached about 1,209 killed with only a handful of prisoners taken.
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Li Rabeoot
Breck
Tay
Anuclee
Cok Meicilla
Scalds Prove Fatal for Rochester Man Mata ras
Rochester James J. Mata ras, 21, died after a fall into a vat of hot water in a hotel basement where he worked. Police said he fainted and slipped as the incident occurred early Monday night.
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Rochester James J. Mataras
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Marcus Filley
Troy’s Friendly Food Store
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Lef
Stonts of America
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Ralph Citron
Leacher
Ruth Rickman
Cop
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Clare Luce
Betsy Steele
Robert Gardner
Hoosick Balls
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Leon Bevis
Valentine Goetz
Francis
Wiliams
Chidren
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Heinz
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