Sage Area Honors Misses in Troy Class of 1825 1945
At yesterday morning’s chapel service at Sage College presided by Helen McKiesary, honor students from Troy were announced by class year. The list includes Kethis scholars Mariives Hayward, Grorig Robinson, Margeret ageter, Nonvea Hardenburgh, Tindsay Lindsay, and Jean Lear among others, with addresses in Troy and Menands.
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Firs
Sage Cotege
Cek
Presbyterian Church
Helen McKiesary
Troy
Kethis
Mariives Hayward
North Lake
Grorig Robinson
C. Rodinaos
Margeret
Bercy Sifert
Gishi
Ate
Ee. Ab
Trey
Kelas
Nonvea Hardenburgh
Marry Ha Oargi
Getario Street
Tindsay
M. John Lindsay
Joki C. Brows
Wataington Avenue
Arther Lear
Fourth Street
Crass
Gertrude Berlin
Joseph Horowitz
Walker Avenue
Suzanne Freedman
Alfred Freedman
Second Street
Filomana Fusco
Ané
G. Robert Fusco
Sixth Avenue
Merion Jones
Samuel Jones
Fourth Avenue
Jeanne Vermilres
Wesley Vermilrea
Seeond Street
Pownal Weekend Guests and Farewell Reception
Mrs Ethel Stancliff spent a week end with her brother in law and sister. Eugene Ashley and family hosted in Monroe Bridge Bass. The Wesleyan class of the Methodist Church will meet Friday at Maplelawn homesty Hewitt on North Pownal Road. Seventeen people attended at the home of Max Walk on South Church Street for a farewell reception to Ralph Walk who plans to enlist. A purse of money from relatives accompanied the guest of honor.
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Ethel Stancliff
Eugene Ashley
Monroe Bridge
Bass
Methodist Church
Maplelawn
Clifford Hewitt
Pownal Road
Max C. Walk Sunder
South Church Street
Ralph Walk
Spo
Raymertoun Ralph Sheffer Family Move Update
Raymertoun Ralph Sheffer and family have moved up Syeaway. Mee MOOG Snyder visited sister Phebe Mc Grady of Troy. Cortland Campbell's son Pie Willis Campbell arrived safely in France amid church and community notices. The Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs. William Campbell’s home next Tuesday. The Lutheran Church prepares a new pipe organ dedication, with Dr Frederick Rüh-whel of the New York Synod to preside.
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Ralph Sheffer
Syeaway
Mee Moog Snyder
Phebe Mc“Grady
Troy
Cortland Campbell
Pie Willis. Campbell
France
Women's Missionary Society
Wiliam Campbell
Frederick Ruwhel
New York Eynod
Prestaz
Political Stage on League Covenant and Enforcement
The article discusses the League of Nations voting procedure and enforcement. It notes moral force will drive major powers while others may face coercion for covenant protection. It questions why smaller states obey Security Council orders despite vetoes and enforcement challenges.
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Security Council
Gax
Stelin
Roosevelt
Attitude Toward Russia in Wartime Unity
Letter writer urges enduring war hardships together with the Soviet Union as allies in a shared struggle. He frames the Russia partnership as a necessary, pragmatic business alliance aimed at defeating a common enemy and achieving lasting peace. The piece emphasizes mutual goals and cautions against judging allies by separate affiliations.
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Russia
the Record
Cnitren
Local notices and community updates from Albany area papers
A mix of letters, civic notes, and short items: readers discuss democracy and social ideals, Myer Saatila from Albany replies on civic sentiment, Troy and Cohoes tidbits include a 15 cent meatball price, March 1 1945 notices, Evangelical Lutheran Church event, Pvt Carl Matthie Army transfer, and local Scout meeting details.
Bus Service Frustrations Prompt Patron Letter
A Troy reader criticizes perceived bus line favoritism and urges fair evaluation of Traction Co. service. The letter stresses riders experience delays and uneven line performance while praising the company’s efforts amid difficulties.
Hudson Falls Soldier in Nazi Camp Sends Message Home
Private First Class John E. Yole, missing in action in Germany since November 9, writes from a Nazi prison camp to his parents in Hudson Falls. He enlisted December 31, 1943, shipped overseas about four months ago with the 112th Infantry, 28th Division, and fought in England France Belgium and Germany. He is a Hudson Falls High School graduate and member of St. Marys Church with three brothers in service in India Germany and the Philippines.
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Pic
John E. Yole
Germany
William Yole
Notre Dame Street
Hudson Falls
Yole
Army
Infantry
England
France
Belgium
112Th Infantry
Yale
Hudson Falls High School
St. Mary's Church, Hudson Falls
Cpl
James Yote
India
Gerald Yote
William R. Yote
Matee
Philippines
Local notices from Halfmoon area activities
Halfmoon reports Corporal Frederick Groat stationed at Poster Field Texas on furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Earle Groat. Young Ladies Auxiliary of the Methodist Episcopal church meets at Mrs George Knights home. Victory 4 H Club meets at Mrs Henry Richies home. Pauline Heffner to be cited Friday March 36 at 3 30 pm from Samaritan Hospital. Salient 4 H Club meets at Mrs Charles Freemans home. Willing Workers of thelow plan meeting Saturday March 17 at 2 80 pm.
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Frederick Groat
Poster Air Field
Texas
Earle Groat
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rescent Methodist Episcopal Church
George Knight
Victory
Henry
Richie
Pauline Heffner Bes
Samaritan Hos
Salient
Pital
Charles Freeman
Thelow
Fragmented Memoir Excerpt On Journalists And Characters
The passage recalls Louie Moore and Jerry in a tense scene with Mr. Moore directing and Jerry muttering. It contrasts English press dignity with sensational stunt press and notes a foreign traveler’s mixed impressions of London papers and their coverage of trivialities.
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Mr. Moore
Bolshevis
Louie
Moore
Jerry
Whitechapel
Dibbs
Louie “Moore
Whitehall
Remmite
Royal Mail
Embankment
New York
Atately
Stunt Presse
Athonbnaster
Inaccurate War Era prose and Capitol Reactions
Fragmentary reminiscence discusses wartime writing by Phillip Gibbs and Percy Hammond, misquoted desk rituals in offices, and a chaotic scene around Wallace’s oath in Washington. It hints at media culture, journalistic habits, and political theater without clear dates or names beyond a few scattered references.
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Phillip Gibbs
Gibbs
Percy Hammond
London
Sret
Hove
Sussex
Br King Features, Syndicate
Nazi moves threaten Jews seeking to leave Germany
The piece notes a significant Nazi shift pressing persecuted Jews to flee, with some escapes by bribe through Switzerland. It states about 2,200 Jews have left internment camps at a cost of roughly 25 each to intermediaries, and claims Heinrich Himmler approved the deals, suggesting Nazis are short of money. It also mentions Henry Wallace and Hugo Black in relation to an upcoming swearing in and a Commerce secretary appointment.
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Germany
Switzerland
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Sage
Pownal
Raymertoun
Rome
Donald Campbell
New York State War Council Office of Civilian Mobilization
Albany
Canada
Rae
Myer Saatila
Troy, Marck
IHS
A Daily Reader
Cohoes
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Par‘heh
Carl Matthie
Matthie
U.S. Army
Pistency Ariz Be
Poestenkill
Bor
Belen Bott
Samaritan Hospital
Indiana
West Laden
Ind
French Lick
Che
Edisiom
Hoxe
Traction Co
South Troy
Reman Park
Oakwood Avenue
Albia
Sydaney
Waterford
Brongnt
Tewaan
Wallace
Harry
Tang
Truman
Ademaly
Alpioat
Ac‘muadly
Guffey
Eigma Gefey Miler
eDeoyetyne
Ay Bett Sredwate
Merry
Khee
ARCH
Saale
Famale Fitters
John B. Garrett
Americas
Red Cross
The
Benietnere
the Organization OF
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