Starzenski Takes Leave From Coke Plant Position
Victor Starzenski, tied to the gas operations of New York Power and Light and predecessor firms, is on leave and not expected to return. Otto Bayder announced the action. Starzenski, a Stevens Institute graduate, has held several senior posts in Saratoga and Schenectady area gas operations and coke plant management since 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Starzenski
Gaz
New York Power and Light Corp
Ykwas
Otto Bayder
Mrr
Starsemssi
Benemectady
Imb
Adrosdack Power & Light Corp
Schenectady
New York
Fower & Light Corp
Wee
Albany
Toming
Troy
Timber Output Sets Record In Wartime Demand
Denver INS report cites the largest timber production for war and civilian needs from IS4 national forests. Forest Service chief Lyle F. Watts attributes the unprecedented demand to a cumulative shortage on timber prewar and wartime pulls, highlighting a dramatic shift in supply and utilization.
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Denver
INS
Lyle F. Watts
The
Forest Service
Watts
Women Bowlers Raise Funds for Wings of Mercy Campaign
Utica area women bowlers contributed to a state drive to aid Wings of Mercy, totaling significant sums across several communities. Whitesboro and Syracuse led with large gifts, while other towns including Rochester, Watertown, Olean, and Mohawk Valley areas reported smaller but meaningful amounts to support the weak armed forces effort. The article also notes a superstition about broken mirrors and bad luck, linking it to shattered reflections being tied to a soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Pr
New York State
Wings of Mercy
Binshamton
Ruth Hunzinger
Whitesboro
New York State Women's Bowling Association
Syracuse
White Buffalo
Newark
Hoosick Baths
Waite Plains
Saratoga Springs
Troy
Port Jervis
Gouverneur
Erie reporter born to cover Eisenhower with SHAEF
Sgt. Jules Grad, a former Erie reporter, serves as personal correspondent to General Eisenhower under SHAEF. He travels with the Allied commander, relaying insights and discreet notes while avoiding sensational detail. Grad praises Ike as unpretentious, personable, and well liked, while noting the workload and secrecy surrounding his access.
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Paris
Boswell
de Modera
Geares
Erie
Jules Grad
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Grad
Caturel Ty
Soswell
Samuel Johnson
Churchill
Bradley
Lear 2Nd Pattorn Grad
Eka
Ghigo State
Eric Dispatch-Herald
Jegmen
Patton
Bastogne
Ninth Army
Montgomery
Namur
Ducres
Leat
Mauch
Ike
Moves and care updates in Benian Park area
Mr and Mrs William Doran of 2340 Seventeenth Street have moved to Prior Avenue. Mrs Eleanor Bastero of 2328 Fifteenth Street is at Nightingale Nursing Home on Eighth Street. Mrs af HL Tice of 1952 Fifteenth Street has returned home from a week end in New York. STABLE LAKE Denver Officials of the Bureau of Reclamation have announced Grand Lake will become a stable water body as part of the Colorado Big Thompson diversion project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doran
Seventeenth Street
Prior Avenue
Eleanor Bastero
Fifteenth Street
Nightingale Nursing Home
Eighth Street
Af. HL Tice
New York
Stable Lake
Denver
ENS
Bureau of Reclamation
Grand Lake
Colorado
Troy Man Quoted In Magazine Article
John E Van Epps executive manager of the Credit Bureaus of Troy is cited in The Credit World a monthly issue by the National Recall Credit Association. He urges 1945 credit management to focus on transition recomversion and stigratory problems and push better customer relations and new charge customers while establishing a delinquent account recacking policy.
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John E. VasEppz
Credit Bureaus of
Troy
Sore
Credit
Credit Burea
Credit World
National Recall Credit Association
van Epps
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Graffunder in Pawling Hall
East Side residents held a Saturday surprise party for Mrs Barbara Graffunder age 2 at Odd Fellows Hall Pawling Avenue attended by about sixty guests. She received bouquets and monetary gifts while her eight children and forty six descendants are noted.
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Barbara Graffunder
Odd Fellows Hall
Pawling Avenue
Bra. Graffunder
Theodore. M. Miter
Brookview Avene
Herman Graffunder
Four-Legged Caddy Trains To Tee Off After War
Freckles the Dalmatian, owned by Preston B. Bergin an Akron war production head, trained to fetch golf balls after a belligerent shortage. Initially a bird retriever Freckles caddie duties now center on rough play and ball retrieval readiness postwar.
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Akron
Preston B. Bergin
Akron Rubber’ Company
Mountain climbers honor dead in Alaska crash recovery
A rescue team reached a remote Alaska Range crash site four weeks after a C47 transport carrying 19 passengers went down near an unnamed 10,000 foot peak. The effort, one of the largest land rescues, included climbers from Alaska, Utah, California and Washington. They paid tribute to the dead with a silent ceremony, noting no sentence was placed on memorial placards at the headquarters.
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Elemendar
Alaskan
Brooks
Alaska Range
Allan C. Dillman
Roosevelt
Utah
Richard C. Manuel
Haines
Alaska
James E. Gale
Fairbanks
Corp
Bugezeeiinek
Fortuna Lodge
James C. Larson
Laramie
Wio
Jacob A. Stalker
Noatek
Wil- Yine FR. Harvey
Winetka
Pie Richard PD
Bus
Platinum
Jack N. Yokel
San Frantisco
Cal
Pre
Elmo G. Fenn
Oakland
Joseph Secora
Anchorage
Grant Pearson
Mt .McKinley National Park
James A. Ford
Washington, D. C
Bradford Weshburn
New York
MY Ic
Gremmng
Shamrock party at Memorial Methodist Church home
A Shamrock party for Fidelity Class members and friends will be held at Mrs. Stanley B. Wiltse’s Marshland Court home today at 3 p.m. Hostesses Mrs. Ruth LeFebster and Miss Ida Douglas. program led by Mrs. Pearl Teetsel and Mrs. Lela Hussey. gifts and lunch planned with George Johnson in charge. Daily activities include sewing at 10 a.m., luncheon at noon, religious education at 2:30 p.m., junior choir at 6:30 p.m., senior choir at 7:45 p.m., and an Lenten service at the Church of Christ with George J. Patterson as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gut F_ Youngman
Semipsoen Avenue
Kenmore
N.Y
Methodist
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Fred Bennett
First Methodist’ Church
Green Island
Third ‘Presbyterian Church Uniting
Board of Education
Stanley B. Wiltse
Marshland Court
Fidelity
Memorial Methodist Church
Ruth LeFebster
Ida Douglas
Pearl Teetsel
Lela Hussey
Japs Reveal New Arms On Iwo Jima
Japanese forces on Iwo Jima unveiled three new weapon types the U S Marines reported seeing for the first time. An eight inch rocket, a giant 320 mm mortar, and a self propelled rocket drone were deployed to strike American lines.
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Iwo Jima
United States
Yanik
Besches
Constantifionia
Burma
Farmers Make Record in Washington State
Washington State farmers produced an all time record of 7,730,540 tons of crops and livestock despite manpower and equipment shortages. Production was five times the state needs with excess tonnage sent to military and lend lease buyers or shipment to other states.
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Seattle
Washington
Convoy Battle Report Emerges From Skagerrak Skirmish
New York Allied forces reported a convoy battle began Saturday in the Skagerrak between German ships and Allied aircraft. Swedish officials confirmed the clash as tensions rise in the North Sea area near Norway and Denmark.
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New-York
Tadic
Skagerra
Norway
Denmark
Decorated Second Lt Ger Douglass Receives Air Medal
Second Lt. Ger and E. Douglass of Whitehall has been awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in combat over Europe as copilot on a B24 Liberator. The citation by Maj. Gen. Kepner notes exceptionally meritorious bomber mission performance, reflecting credit on the United States and its armed forces. Douglass, a Whitehall High School and Green Mountain Junior College attendee, entered service in June 1942. His mother, Mrs. Horatio F. Douglass, resides on Brookdale Avenue.
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Ger
E. Douglass
Brookdzte Avenue
Whitehall
Europe
William £. Kepner
Second Air Division
Continental
Europa
United States
Douglass
Whitehall High School
Green Mountain Junior College
Poultney
Horatio F. Douglass
Brookdale Avenue
Niskayona Woman Injured By Trojan's Car
Niskayona woman Mex Loey IE Barry was struck by a car driven by George Schegel while crossing a highway near Schenectady after visiting relatives. She was taken to Ettix Hospital with a slot punters and a compound fracture of the left leg. State police Sgt James Morris and Trooper Joseph Sikora led the investigation. Veteran guide dead Old Forge Benjamin Parsons, a guide and boat builder, died Sunday.
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Mex Loey IE ‘Barry
Niskayona
George Schegel
Yrey i Optometziei
Im ‘Schenectady
Larry
Ettix Hospital
James Morris
Joseph Sikora
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Wictoh Starzenski
Wila
Albant
Wnt
Troy Bas Gorms
He. Thay
Rensselaer
Woodway
Sremierny Cong
Kerman St
Allied
Benian Park
Dolorés Burrows
Bronx
Emmet J. Burrows
Jersey City
Rhe
Troy Man
East Side
Syeaway
Coast Guardsman
Coast
Washington State
Trojan
Old Forge
RF Benjamin Parsons
Adirandzcky
Brevis
Olete Me
Tae
Viena
Poi
Alapia
Palo States
Paca
Ratie Ces
Pato
Gabardine
Flaer
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