Glacier Priest Critiques Alaska Policy and World Moves
Father Bernard Hubbard, famed Glacier Priest, argues U S policy ignores Alaska and favors warlike alliances. He warns use of Aleutians as stepping stones to Japan and Russia risks American lives and calls for equal cooperation with allies. He cites Stalin's Chicago aviation conference objections and critiques Soviet delegates.
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Marlin Blades Offer Low-Cost Double Edge Shaving
The Marlin Firearms Co. of New Haven promotes Marlin Blades as “good as cash” for rot protection and shaving. Available at a quarter each for 18 double edge blades, guaranteed by the company.
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Hubbard urges Alaska roads tied to postwar American life
A speech by Father Hubbard highlights oil potential on Navy lands in Alaska and Canada and the Alcan Highway as vital to North American transport. He argues civilian traffic already uses the route and predicts it will become essential after the war, with mining and farming projects expanding nearby. The talk touches on Postwar Americanism and political caution toward foreign deals. A community dinner and Red Cross fundraiser follow at Grange Hall with local residents attending.
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Cambridge area social notes and upcoming Grange meeting
Miss Mary Geary of Ash Grove visited Mrs. Thomas J Guigan recently. Joy Green spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Covin at Stillwater. Martin Gorman returned for a visit with his brother Matthew Gorman of Troy. The Cambridge Valley Grange will meet with Mr and Mrs Benjamin W English tomorrow night.
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Local News Briefs from Schuylerville and Saratoga Springs
Mrs Joseph H Cheney returns home from Albany Hospital after an operation. Mer and Mrs a Ray Larmon attend the funeral of Mrs Bessie W Fletcher in Saratoga Springs. Miss Ann Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Young, undergoes appendectomy at Saratoga Hospital. Mrs Cyrus Gorham Sr of Broad Street learns her son wounded in action in Boston is sending home the Purple Heart.
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Boston Welcomes Bob Hope Show Sequel In Beneft Night
In Boston Saul Wernick of Reookline arrived the same day the comedian censored here in a beneft performance seen after a Bob Hope show in the South Pacific.
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Purple Heart Awarded For DeRusse Wound In Germany
Mrs. Louis Defrusse of 23 College Avenue learned her husband was wounded in December in Germany after a War Department notice. Pvt DeRusse, now at Camp Butner General Hospital North Carolina, was wounded in the head and spent weeks in France and Eastland hospital. He entered service May 18 1944 and went overseas in October, previously operating a trucking business. son of Mr and Mrs Patrick DeRusse of 720 First Avenue Watervliet and father of Judith Ann DeRusse.
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Should Organized Sports Be Abolished For the Duration
A reader’s digest style note invites listeners to America’s Town Meeting of the Air at 8:30 on WIRY. The program invites both sexes in the armed forces to engage on the issue of whether organized sports should be abolished during the war.
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Belgium Bulge Collapse and Rundstedt Dismissal Recounted
A hotel manager recounted the Belgian Bulge period noting that Rundstedt, weakened by illness, was replaced by Model after the offensive failed last December. He described Western Front HQ operations at Bad Tennismn near Burgsokl from Nov 5 to March 5, with late work, long walks, and urgent evacuation plans as Allied forces rapidly advanced.
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Koiso Warns Japan Invasion Possible
Prime Minister Koiso cautions that invasion remains possible and urges readiness to respond. He notes potential security challenges and emphasizes national resolve amid growing regional tensions.
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Movement Across Rhine Traces Post-Call Exit
The manager recalls a call that sent Model to his quarters in a nearby chateau to fetch luggage and resume his journey. Within about forty five minutes he was en route across the Rhine and the remainder of his unit moved out two days later.
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