Jurors drawn for April term of Rensselaer Supreme Court
Deputy County Clerk Thomas J. Gravity announced the April term juror list in the county courthouse in the presence of County Judge Harry Clinton and Sheriff Philete F. Craver. First panel reports April 3, second April 10, third April 17. no grand jury. The long roster includes Catherine Ball, Mary Nicholson, George Cann, Anna Duran, Bertha Robinson, and many others from Averill Park, Troy, Stephentown, Rensselaer, and surrounding towns.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Thomas J. Gravity
Harry Clinton
Philete F. Craver
Catherine Ball
Main Street
Wonantskill
Mary A. Nicholson
Fifth Avenue
Willard Simpson
Andrew Marro
Ninth Street
Evelyn Bailey
Thirteenth Street
Everett B. Austin
Third Avenue
Mary Noonan
Second Street
Bertha L. Robinson
Maple Avenue
George Cann
Averill Park
Anna Duran
Mountain View Avenue
Clara Reynolds
Stephentown
Adolph Drexler
Leversee Road
Seymour Miller
West Sand Lake
Peter Tesbie
R. D . Averill Park
I. Malofsky
East Nassau
Elizabeth Marscino
Troy
Harry I. Miller
R. D
X. Lewis Hultstrom
House Avenue
Joseph Snell
C. Russell van Zandt
Seventh Avenue
John Heck
Rensselaer
Frank M. Collins
Lindenwood Court
Charles H. O'Connor
Second Avenue
Charles Moore
Wilson F. Shillinger
Main Avenue
Mary A. Book
Bernard Newman
First Street
George H. Willan
List of names and addresses appears in obscure notice
A long list of individuals with residential addresses and locales including Troy Rensselaer Averill Park Berlin Nassau and other towns. The fragment shows names such as Marion Hayner Anton Kansch James Sheehan Esther Kane Anthony Pittaniello and many others with street addresses and area notes. No clear action or event is stated.
Seabees False Teeth Delight New Ireland Natives
Native villagers on Green Island in the New Ireland Group marvel at an American Seabee’s removable teeth. While eating roast pig, he uses his upper plate, drawing excited gestures from locals who later deliver fruit gifts and extend invitations to further demonstrations.
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Green Island
New Ireland
FourYearOld Girl Killed by Backing Coal Truck
Janet Easton age four lost her life in Gouverneur when a coal truck backing up struck her tricycle on Friday. Authorities investigated the accident as a fatal roadway incident near the residence, with no immediate charges announced.
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Gouverneur
Janet Easton
Romanian Peace Terms Revealed in Postwar Settlement
Journal de Gen eva cites seven armistice conditions for Romania to Prince Barbu Shirbey. Key points include return of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina to Russia, Danube mouth control by a Soviet Romanian commission, and Romania freeing German troops within a set period. Also disputed 1940 Dobrudja transfer and Transylvania restoration to Romania.
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Bern
Journal de Geneve
Alles
Rumania
Barbu Shirbey
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Russia
Danube
European Control Commission
Dobrudja
Bulgaria
Transylvania
Hungary
Lehman Hurt in Fall at Algiers
Herbert H. Lehman former New York governor and UN relief chief fractured his knee in a fall entering an automobile in Algiers He postponed his Cairo trip for a few days rest doctors said the injury was not serious He planned to discuss postwar relief with French authorities and then meet Balkan representatives in Cairo.
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Algiers
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Cairo
Lehman
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Allied terms outline occupation and restitution plan
Reich officials predicted Russian troops would occupy certain Rumanian villages while Russia would not seek war in demobilization and would instead receive restitution of machinery and installations exported by Romanians from occupied territory. Cruelty cases against Russians would be extradited to the U S for trial.
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Reich
Russia
U. S
Archbishop Describes Nazis as Blond Beasts in Letter
A Freiburg archbishop’s Lenten letter, quoted via Bern to the London Daily Telegraph, denounces the Nazi ideal as atheistic. He calls the Nazi “herrenmensh” an animal rearing on hind legs, blond and nothing more, contrasting it with human dignity.
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London
Enl
Bern
London Daily Telegraph
Freiburg
Breisgau
Switzerland
Kipa
Hunger strikers weaken as jail inmates moved to hospital
In Belfast, IRA chief of staff Hugh MacAteer and two other hunger strikers were taken from Belfast Prison to a hospital in serious condition on the 24th day of their fast unto death. The move comes as authorities monitor the protest.
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Belfast
Hugh MacAteer
Irish Republican Army
Allies Drop Leaflets Over Berlin Warn of Peace to End Destruction
pamphlets printed for Berlin readers in the wake of Allied bomb raids urge Germans to seek peace and freedom, claim Nazi leaders fear peace, and recount a recent U S transport loss to show the cost of war. The leaflets call for revolt against Hitler and emphasize that only life in peace is worth living.
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Washington
A.P
Berlin
Reich
United Press Today
Hitler
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Sternenbanner
U.S
War Department
Germans urged to seek peace to end Hitler’s war
A wartime leaflet condemns Nazi claims that surrender would enslave Germans. It depicts mothers mourning fallen sons and husbands and argues Hitler’s war has already enslaved the German people, tearing families apart and turning the Reich into ruins. It insists only peace can halt the devastation.
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Germany
Hitler
German Reich
Roosevelt
Liberated Italians Told to Write Letters Home
In Naples liberated areas the Allied military government announced that starting Monday Italians may send letters and postcards to relatives in the United States and South America. A postal money order service will enable funds to be sent to impoverished relatives abroad.
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Naples
United States
South America
Mayor to Fill President of Council Post in Troy
Mayor John J. Ahern considers War Emergency Act powers to appoint a successor to Thomas H. Brown who joined the Navy. Corporation Counsel Jones will consult with the Attorney General over whether the War Emergency Act supersedes the Second Class Cities Law which could place Louis Rinn as successor. The notice includes an ad urging Father John’s Medicine and War Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ahern
Atty
Nathaniel Goldstein
Thomas H. Brown
Troy
Common Council
Louis Rinn
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William F. Pattison
Congress Street
Arthur B Bourne
Catherine E. Phoenix
Hockick Street
Lulu Spaulding
James W. Martin
Hoosick Falls
Salvatore Pennal
Collins Avenue
Arlie Sharpe
Eagle Mills
Frank Bradley
Grace O'Brien
William Farington
Nassau
Pietro Chiefam
Havermans Avenue
Jannette Pinney
Marcus Culver
Carl Smith
Claude Chittenden
Maude E. Nash
Spring Avenue
Peter O'Brien
Fannie Danzig
Sixth Avenue
Freeman BE. Wagar
Hutton Street
Thomas Moore
Center Brunswick
Justine Golden
North Lake Avenue
Pampea Mazzio
Abrams Vandenburgh
William J. Hayner
Anna DeBonis
Highland Avenue
Mary RB. Keefe
Sion
George W. Hogan
Crockett Avenue
Delmar Robinette Nassau Irving Rose
Rod
Valley Falls
Alice Clum
Sarah Campbelley Falls
West Sand Brooks
Albert K. Johnson
Sand Lake
Charles R McCabe
Fifteenth Street
Frank J Patton
Grand Street
John A van Wie
Pawingvenue
Nellie H Ryan
Alder
Arthur Mordon
Edward Collins
H Ryding
Poestenki
Rebecca Epstein
Division Street
Gladys Johnson
Belle Avenue
America
Ham
Tisherk
Joe Palooka
Rad
Linbman
DR. Grabow
M. Linkman & CO
Soe
Mhive
Argentina
Senor
Senora
Franco Diligenti
Buenos Aires
Senor Dili
Genti
Carlos Alberto
Maria Esther
Maria Fernanda
Maria Christina
Franco
Marion Hayner
Anton Kansch
Brookside Avenue
James J. Sheehan
Esther M. Kane
Lows Jubskey
Anthony Pittaniello
Fourth Street
Brainard Beach
John Muzzinsk
Elmer Ayan
Edward Gundrum
James Finkle
Fred Boerhinger
Edward J. Sutliff
Mary E. Ryan
Middleburg Street
George Smith
Irving Randolph
Bleakley Heights
Merritt Nutting
Johnsonville
Charles Ellis
Leonard Doty
Melrose
Anna Dondi
Griswold Avenue
Elmer Miller
Maude Miller
South Lake Avenue
Paul Capron
E. A. Wilkinson
Caleb Norton
Jeremiah Coffey
Pawling Avenue
John Winnicki
George Clapper
Joseph Carey
George Manderville
Edward Hensinger
Cleminshaw Avenue
Kate Norman
Aiken Avenue
Leslie Dickinson
Eleanor Farina
William A. Phelps
Samuel Eaton
Fred Harris
Anna J. Foley
Associated Press
Sergt
Ray Fitzpatrick
Pleasant Street
Waterbury, Conn
Marine Corps
Gripsholm
Jersey City
N. J
Douglas C. MacArthur
Nukie
MacArthur
Vichy
Washington, D. C
Father John
Father John’s Medicine Co
Tama 910
Gasler
Nature
THE
RED Cross
Modernella
Third ST
Shell
Shellubrication
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