Easing of Curfew to Have Little Effect in Troy
War officials say curfew easing will impact few areas in Troy. A. J. McGinty of the WMC notes exemptions require written applications, employer support, and police verification. Restaurants seeking later hours must prove they primarily serve war workers and will close pending a decision.
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Troy
James FL Byrmen
Slo
A. J. McGinty
Ares Wmc
Bir
McGinty
Curteyn
WMC
Serpient
Tettawant
Byrnes
Meyor John 3. Ahern
Fidelity Bible Class Meeting at Memorial Methodist Church
The Fidelity Bible Class of Memorial Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs Stan B Wiltse on Marshland Court. Mrs Powers presided over the short business session. Mrs Peart Teetsel and Mrs LeLe led the Shamrock mat. Miss Ide Douglas and Mrs P Le Febvre assisted. Mrs Wiltse served at small tables. Ill at Cooper Avenue is Mrs Stillard Carle. Edward Olson and family left for Long Island with plans to go to Olympia later in the week.
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Fidelity Bible
Mermorial
Wrsomah
Stillard Carle
Cooper Avenue
Edward Olson
Marvin
Marcia
Long Island
Olympia
Wass
Leith “de
Olson
Sejimee
Arhur L. Rice
Church of the Ascension
Troy
Ss. Luke's
Brotherhood
Joseph Dbonrelly
Albany, Ford Club
Few’s Brotherhood
Memorial Baptist Church
Brovkerhood
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Exomeil Smith
Earl D. Wooddell
le Robert Hewitt
France
Air
Trooddel
Donnelly
Richard Burgash
Iir
Albany
Baptist Chuten
Green Lake
Wis
George FE. Guy
Willacd de Vor
Sehatte EK. Ostrander
Harry €. Iden
Muriel Gu Wes
Spa
Saratoga, Springs
Afilizted
Red Cross
Tonandaha
Robert Quinn
Ondewa Lodge
A.M
Masonica Temple
Arthur Coulson
Fred DeCasperis
Three Huntington County Soldiers Die in Same Day Action
Huntington Ind soldiers Pri Hugh Barber and Pvt Harold Becker were wounded while Pvt Maurice Bates was listed as missing in action in a major engagement overseas. All served in the same unit and fought together on the same day, reflecting a grim wartime loss.
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Huntington
Ind
Buntington County
Pri Hugh Barber
Harold- Becker
Maurice Bates
Mechanicville Man Seeks Brother Released From Japanese Camp
Mechanicville resident Osborne E Baker received word that his brother Roland Baker, recently released from a Japanese internment camp in Los Banos Philippines, is in a Manila hospital awaiting passage to the United States. The notice came via his sister in law, who left Manila in 1943.
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Osborne E. Baker
Grand Street
Roland Baker
Los Rares
Philippine
Manila
Baker
Manitz
Vaseia
Cal
Haiimoon Ligr
Fair Enough (Continued). Mining union power and politics
The column argues that Mine Workers Talon acts as a private power, with leaders like Lewis using influence and funds to shape politics. It likens actions to historical mass killings, notes sales taxes via union burdens, and claims Roosevelt-era policy permits union privilege. The piece questions accountability.
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Talon
Bis
Lewis
Herrin
Trighter
Hitler
Sigis
Talons
Alresty
Roosevelt
Senate
Roosevel
PLAC
King Features Syndicate
New York Produce Prices Steady Across Goods
New York City market notes show steady prices for flour rye flour cornmeal and beans with unchanged egg and butter quotes. A human interest item tells how Russell Bradley of Lusk Wyoming reunited with a cousin after 45 years, sparked by a family tale in the newspaper.
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New York
Midwestern
OPA
Promium
Lusk
Wyo
Russell Bradley
Blissouri
United Press
Bradley _ pdenie
Radios Wanted at Benson's Court House
Local listing seeks working or repairable radios and related models including Ratio-Phobe combinations, Tabis ot Console, Modely, and Algy Table. Contact Benson's at Court House for sale or trade details.
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Benson’s Orr
Court House
Albany Man Shot While Fleeing Military Police
An Albany man, Dziobeeki, was shot and seriously wounded while fleeing military police after being arrested in a downtown restaurant. Officers reported he failed to show proper papers and broke away during removal to the Army barracks. The shooter, Fred Bancroft, a veteran, fired after Dziobeeki refused commands, and the man’s wife Harriet resided in Albany.
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Pat Wrank Dziedeckd
Albany
A.W. C
Jenn Caing
Aince
Adany
Gescrites
Seroad Servier Command
Dziebecki
Pri
Winfred Bancroft
Paesse
Dziobeeki
Dziobecki
Harriet
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