Riverside Soldier Dies in Philippines From Wounds
Private Joam Yarnkowski, 25, Riverside, Mechantaville, Suffolk County, died of wounds received in the Philippines February 7. He served three years in the Army, went overseas in January 194? and previously worked at West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. He is survived by his parents and several siblings including Helen, Joseph, Michael, Willian, and Paul. Funeral plans announced by St Pauls Church, Mechanteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joam Yartkowski
Helen Yankowssi
Michael Yarnowski
South Pacific
Esd
Jozeph
Willian
Waskowski
Riverside
Sasa
Pauls Churek
Mechantevilte
Induction and Exams At Albany From Board 330
Contingents of Selective Service registrants left Beytsalaer County Court House for Albany yesterday with eight inductees to depart from the USO lounge and 33 men for medical and physical examinations. Names include Joseph Millingon as group leader and several volunteers among the registrants with transfers noted for five men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beytsalaer County Court House
Albany
USO
Union Railroad
Jane A. ‘Cardinate
James P. Seite
Richard E. Minkier
Joseph 3. Millingson
Thomas Bazar Williams
Duna
Boeco Jesramagia
Peter Homitz
Eadwiz Kayimas
Alison W. der Gras
Adam G. Witko
Alphonse M. Teta
Samuel D. Be Crescenzo
James C. Kohler
Viercent P. Smokin
Anthony J. Saverino
Chester N. Bell
Thomas D. McDermott
Juline Vic Wallace
Michael PF. O'Bries
Edward J. Croais
Joan F. Diexson
Frank J McGuirk
Jute “Buehsian
Clarence A. Valenti
Joseph J. Aransky
Stanley F. Beak John D. Lambert
Frank Marchese
Ignatius A. Fran #ise
Donald’ J. Bailey
Joseph Esposito
Frank J.baields
James G. Cromwell
James G. Cornwell
Edward J
Ostrasder
Anthony D. Merciz
Robert Noble
Union City
N. Jo
Joseph F. Plumandore
Rouses Poist
Wesdell XN
Gevis
Frank H. Ward
Brook
Ozcar Detancourt
New York
Board 330
Selective Service Board 330
Armed Forces
USC
Union
Thieves Take Clothing From Parked Auto
James Agnew reports a child’s dress and coat valued at 21 dollars stolen from a parked auto on Fourth Street near Fulton Street. Entry gained by opening a vent window. Anthon y Razzeno reports a pocketbook with 35 dollars a fifty cent piece and ten pennies stolen from theater seat. purse later found in ladies’ room. Investigation led by detectives Harold Z O’Neil and John J. Nacren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Agnew
Fourth Street
Fulton Street
Anthony Razzeno
Broadway
Waterviiet
Sergi
John J. Nac
Ren
Piz
Harold
Z. O'Neil
Detective Bureau
Y W C A Speaking Class Holds Dinner
A Y W C A dinner concluded a 16 week course in public speaking under George William Smith of Russell Sage College. Each member delivered a brief talk on an issue of common interest as part of the adult education program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C
George William Smith
Russell Sage College
Grafton Tops Red Cross War Fund Quota
Grafton first in the county to raise its Red Cross quota again, surpassing 560 this year with a 240 increase over last year’s 300. Red Cross chairmen Mrs Shersian S Barnham and Lt Combe Lares Cowen organize Theater Week starting the 25th, urging full canvass reports and a Friday victory meeting at the Annex. A Cropseyville covered ditch supper for Red Cross War Fund will be held tomorrow night at the local hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Red Cross
Shersian S. Barnham
Sidney A. Sommer
Troy
Combe
Lares Cowen
Proce Iors Theater
James F. O'Crowler
Red Cross War Fundative
Tso
Annex
Cropseyville
Former U S Air Base Recaptured by Chinese
Chinese dispatches report Suichwan, former U S advanced air base in Kiangsi Province, recaptured after Japanese retreat. The city fell back in February and is the first lost base east of Japan’s West Wall to be regained, with fighting continuing to isolate Kanhsien and disrupt railway links to Kukong.
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Chungking
Suichwan
Formir
U. S.S
Kiangsij
Hong- Hong
Hankew
Ith
Japan
West Wail
China
Kanhsien
Fust
Kukong
Canton-Hankéw
Kanbsien
Community Supper in White Lily Hall for Red Cross
A community supper to raise funds for the Red Cross will be held today in White Lily Hall Cropeeyville. Supper starts at 6 pm and attendees are asked to bring a covered dish, with Mrs Arthur Drones serving as chairman.
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Red Cross Wil Ne
White Lily Hall
Cropeeyville
Arthur Drones
Theas
Francis William Vanier Dies of Wounds in France
Mrs Francis Vanier of 349 Ninth Avenue learns from the War Department that Pvt Francis William Vanier died on February 24 in a French hospital of wounds received in Germany on February 9. He was born in Cohoes and a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy Albany. He enlisted July 17 and went over seades December 31. His brother Private Ernest Vanier was killed in France last November. Survivors include his widow Alma Graham and three children Terrence Lawrence Kenneth, ages 5 to 14, two sisters Betty Vanier and Rita Vanier, and four brothers Eugene, Henry, William, and George Vanier.
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Francis
William Vanier
Ninth Avenue
War Department
Pvt
Francis William Vanier
France
Germany
Cohoes
Christian Brothers’ Academy
Albany
Pyb
Ernest Vanier
Group to Raise Funds For Tuberculosis Project
The Rensselaer County Eight and Forty Salon 267 of the American Legion Antillary met at Mrs Catheryn Poole s home to discuss funds for juvenile tuberculosis programs and voted a contribution to the Mountain Camp infirmary expansion fund. Social hour followed with hostesses Mrs Helen Wing and Mrs Mae Hennessy. The next meeting is April 9 at Noble Callahan Post Rooms with Mrs Lillian Brown as hostess.
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Rensselaer County
The
American Legion Antillary
Catheryn Poole
Third Street
Dora Messick
la Petite Chapeau
Mountain Camp
Tupper Lake
Helen Wing
Berlin
Sirs
Mae Hennessy
Noble-Callahan Post Rooms
First Street
Lillian ‘Brown
Rensselaer
Hustess
Troy Jewry Will Observe Day of Prayer
Jewish residents of Troy join a world day of fasting and prayer proclaimed by Orthodox rabbis for victory and peace. Services at 6:45 pm at Heth Israel Synagogue with Rabbi Isaac J Teicher presiding. all are invited. Fasting urged from sunrise to sunset. alternatives include extra charity for those who cannot fast.
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Troy
Union of Orthodox Rabbis In
America
Rabbinic of
Russia
Moscow
Heth
Israel
Habbi Isaac J. Teicher
Women's Club Plans Food Sale and Fashion Show
East Side meeting of the Women's Club of the Sacred Heart notes a March 24 food sale from 11 am to 4 pm, with co chairs Mire Holt and Mrs. Bamroth reporting parish fundraising. Other items include a blanket club, silver tea success, and a fashion show on April 20 at the Annex Restaurant.
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Women’s Club
Church of the Sacred Heart
John H. Courchaine
Pam. Mire
LeRoy J. Holt
George F. Bamroth
Cochairmen
John J. Casey
Rosalia McGrath
Corhairmen
George L. Nugent
Mothers of the ‘Jane
Sacred Heart School
Otto J. Stallmer
Albert Richards
Daniel Sullivan
Court Rules Tavern Engine Nuisance Outcome
Justice Russell orders The Tavern to remedy smoke soot from its engine within two weeks or face enforcement. Boawelt sues Rainone proprietor, alleging ongoing nuisance that harms hotel guests and nearby residents. New store manager John W. Van Aucken appointed for H. H. Butler clothing, Troy resident, twenty years in trade.
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Broadway
Supreme Court
Russell
Thomas C. Boawelt
Albert Rainone
Earle J. Wiley
Mesnig, Koplovice & Curley
Dlanager
Hendrick Hudson
Justice Russell
John W. van Aucken
Albany
Schenectady
H. H. Butler
Fiver Street
van Aucken
Troy
Knights of Columbus
Song of the Revolution
Bond Clothing
Troop 52 Scouts To Conduct Paper Drive
Troop 52 Boy Scouts of America at Su Lawrence's Church launch a general paper collection drive. Beginning at 9 am, scouts canvass houses from Adame to Thompson Streets across the city to Spring Avenue and Walker Avenue, requesting tied paper ready for uniformed Scouts identified with this drive. Le Frank Mitter oversees as troop committee chairman.
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Boy Scouts of America
Su Lawrence's Church
Etzenhower
Ami
Adame
Thompson Streets
Spring Avenue
Walker Avenue
Executors File Final Decree in Phillips Estate
Grace E. Phillips and I. Wesley Trueworthy as executors of David Jerome Phillips estate filed a final decree of judicial settlement in the surrogate court. Accounting shows receipts of 12061.38 and after funeral, legacies and costs a balance of 9426.77 for distribution to be held by the executors with income and principal used for Grace E. Phillips ailing support. Ralph M. Gooper is attorney for the executors.
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Grace E. Phillips
I. Wesley Trueworthy
David Jerome. Phillips
East Greenbush
Serrogate's Court
Ralph M. Gooper
Local Man Killed in Scotia Crash Involving Tractor Trailer
John H. Horstmyer, 65, of RF DBD 4 Scotia, died Monday after his car collided with a tractor trailer near Scotia. The truck driver J. Tellier, 38, of Utica, suffered injuries. Details remain unclear as investigators assess the scene.
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Byled
John H. Horstmyer
RF. Dbd
Scotia
Gees J. Tellier
Utica
Bis Bos
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Philippines
Pepsi
Tsalys
Dinky
Roxspan
Ienbys
U S
Chiniese
By Paul Ford
Henry
Greup & Proest
Washington
Troy Jewry
East Side
Mra
David Wilkins
Ford Avenue
Pam
Women’s Guild of the
Third Presbyterian Church
Ersonal
Tech
John
W. Kakule
Camp Maxey
Tex
George al Hakale
Westfall
Frank Jay Reid
Trinity Church
Wil
Board ‘of Education
Frank
Frank, Bishop
Celia Morris
UWS
Brothers, Inc
Averill Park
Phillips Estate
Piel Schenectady
Jhe Els
Sousa
Heinz
Troy's Friendly Food Store
Lanklin Square
Mohican Pound
Mohican
IbZicts
Mohican Meadowbrook Fresh Creamery
Enbresk
Sheffield
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