Hudson Falls Board Calls Two Groups
A Hudson Falls selective service listing directs registrants to report next Tuesday at 3 45 am to the board offices for induction processing. The notice names numerous registrants from Hudson Falls Granville Whitehall Whitehall Corning and surrounding towns, with transfers and examination assignments to boards in Fort Edward and Watertown.
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Selective Service Board
Huson
Hudson Falls
Robet W. Suprenant
Pasqualine A. Volpe
Hebert J. Stexender
Chitford Ro Root
tHndsos Falls
William P. Bilis
Wikian Ho Halock
John W. Beston
Welland C
Granville
Stanley W. Wells
Glen G. Wood
Carl E. Derush, Jr
Anthony J Frandino
John P. DeMzavelie
John F. Wade
Henry J. LaRone, Jr
Whitehall
Reginald C. Crowningsfield
Hartford
William H. O'Neil
Middle Granville
Walter D. McFerren
Fort Aan
Joseph ©. Wells
Hampton
Hormedas J
De Marignys Have Reunion in Montreal
Nancy Oakes de Marigny, daughter of the late Sir Farry Oakes, reports a happy reunion in Montreal with her husband Count Alfred de Marigny now serving as third mate on a Canadian merchant vessel. She said her plans after returning by plane are indefinite.
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New York
Nancy Oakes de Marigny
Farry Oakes
Montreal
Count Alfred de Marigny
St Anne s Club Plans Charity Play for Building Fund
St Anne s Social Club rehearses Crazy Daye for a building fund event. Proceeds support Saint Anne s Church renovations and a recreation center for a planned rehabilitation program for returned servicemen. The play debuts Wednesday April 25 at St Mary s Hall with a dress rehearsal April 22 for area schoolchildren.
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St Anne's
Two Saratoga Springs Boys Wounded in Rifle Incident
Two Saratoga Springs youths, Bradley Covert age 13 and Matthew Johnson age 14, were wounded while rifle practice occurred near Leonard Crossing between the city and the state nursery. Covert was shot in the left leg and Johnson grazed on the right leg. both were treated at Saratoga Hospital after being chased by two unidentified youths.
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Saratoga Springs
J Era
Leonard
State Nursery
Bradley Covert
Nelson Avenue
Matthew Johnson
Nelson Street
Butler
Saratoga Hospital
Pher
Curfew Strictly Enforced on Military at Liquor Bars
New York officials meeting at Governor's Island announced a midnight curfew for armed forces personnel in all restaurants serving liquor. Service members may not enter after midnight, with one military policeman and one shore patrol guard outside each venue to direct patrons. Those who ate before midnight will be given reasonable time to finish their meals.
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New York
Army and Navy
Governor's Island
Third Naval District
High School Teachers To Hear Speakers Today
High school teachers are invited to hear two delegates from the State Procurement and Assignment Committee speak on nurse recruitment today at 2 pm. The event, arranged by Miss Katherine Bross, War Manpower Commission chair, will be in the Red Cross Chapter rooms of the Proctor Building. Mrs Denizisson will discuss cadet nurse recruitment and Catherine Blake will cover graduate nurse recruitment.
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Red Cross
Proctor
Katherine Bross
War Manpower Commission
Anna M. Denizisson
Latherine Blake
Mary Patton Horohoe Dies Former Cohoes Resident
Mrs Mary Patton Horohoe a former Cohoes resident for fifty years and widow of Michael Horohoe died at her Albany residence 118 Winthrop Avenue. She is survived by three sons James E Horohoe Andrew J Horohoe and George Horohoe. Funeral services are at 815 am from the residence followed by a requiem mass at 845 am at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Interment will be in St Agnes Cemetery Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patton Horohoe
Cohoes
Michael Horohoe
Winthrop Avenue
Albany
Janes E. Horohoe
Andrew J. Horohoe
George Horohoe
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Bethlehem Chapter To Entertain Guests
Bethlehem Star Chapter O. E. 5 will host members of Palestine Chapter O. E. 5 at the meeting tomorrow night in the Troy Masonic Temple. Mrs Gertrude Woods worthy matron and Oliver S. Anderson worthy patron will preside. The Palestine Chapter drill bearers will give an exhibition drill. After the meeting an Easter program can be presented under direction of Mrs Woods.
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Bethlehem Star
Palestine
Troy Masonic
Bennington Man Tells of Invasion Hero’s near fatal airborne escape
Bennington native Robert C Wilson, Associated Press war correspondent, recounts a perilous Allied airborne operation across the Rhine. His craft was shot down near the Rhine, he parachuted into German territory and endured hours of bombardment and near capture before meeting American troops. He is the son of Mrs. D. Wilson of Grove Street, Bennington.
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Robert Cl Wilson
Dyearoid
Associated Press
Eine
Sirsh
Wiser
Paris
Bennington
D. Wison
Grove Street
Bencintgex High School
Duke University
Vermont
Stakes and Spadework for a Ready Garden Plot
In preparing a victory garden, plan early and stake each plot corner after frost. Measure spare space, drive four stakes, string heavy cord between them, then clear debris and smooth the surface with a rake. Next guide covers spadework tips.
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Geqege Quint AP
God Gardeners
Mechanicville Knights Breakfast Reflects Catholic Community
Supreme Court Justice Andrew W. Ryan urged Catholic men to attend mass and communion as a civic duty at the Knights of Columbus breakfast in Mechanicville. The event featured sermons by Rev. Lawrence Gerrly, remarks by Grand Knight Joseph Gilheany, and reports on council activities amid a City Bowling League tie-in and local blood bank and school board notices.
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Supreme Court
Andrew W. Ryan
Platesburg
Mechanicville Council
Knights of Columbus
K. of
Hall
Knights
St Paul's Church
Lawrence M. Gerrly
Michael A. Hopkins
Joseph P. Gilheany
Grand K Knight
Edward P. Hotland
Jatiss Ann Sykes
False
John F. Doyle
Mrr
Doyle
K. of C. Homeland
Courch
Jerry Bo Camfield
Joseph Srkee
John J. Ryan
Ryan
James E.phinney
Driely
St. Clements
Potomas River
New Haven
Conn
Hotland
Miss Sykes
Gilheany
Otters
Joseph P. McGovern
John Keegan
Joseph Sykes
William Cavanaugh
Frank J. Flann_gan
Edward P. Holland
David Bahan
C. B. Sykes
Jerry Be! Camfeld
John J. Bren
Edwart Hallen
Edward Dugaz
Daniel S Carr
William Carr
Wham T. Powers
Richard P. Smith
Thomas Ryas
Daniel F. Cart
S B. Sykes
John Ryen
Troy High Seniors Pick Celebrities
Troy High seniors vote for class celebrities in a yearbook style list. Named figures include Helen Catfane Massey Ed ward Gite and Perry Massey among others, with titles such as most popular girl most attractive and sleepiest. The piece notes junior year topics and senior year ease.
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Clase
Troy High School
Helen Catfane
Pe Massey
Ady Levire
Oes Atudert
John Sauvder
Henry Tetuniian
Helen Calfene
Edward Gite
Perry Massey
Oast
Former Russian Army Chief of Staff Boris Shapashnikov Dies
Moscow radio reported the death of Marshal Boris Shapashnikov at 82, former chief of the Russian Army general staff and veteran of the Red Army. He commanded in the early war years, served as a colonel in the czarist army, and later led at the Soviet Military Academy.
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Lendce
Moscow
Boris Shapashnikov
Soviet Supreme Military Academy
Soviet
Monitor
Shapeshnikov
Red Army
Russia
Germany
Victory Garden Film to Be Shown by 4H Leaders
Samuel B. Dorrance county Victory Garden Council chairman will show the Victory Garden film to 4H Club leaders at 8 p.m. in the EMSCAL. Miss Dorothy McCabe, president of the traders association, will lead the program. Gerald Goard and Marion Gooney, delegates to Capital Day, will report on the event where 37 counties were represented.
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Victory Gardens
Samuel B. Dorrance
Victory Garden Council
T P.m
Emscal
Dorothy McCabe
Traders Association
Gerald Goard
Marion Goeney
Police Halt Search for G O P Publicity Chief
Police said they halted a search for Leland L. Chesley acting Republican National Committee publicity director after reports he was seen in New York City last week. The RNC said they had no direct word from Chesley since March 10 and did not know his present whereabouts.
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Washington
Léland L. Chesley
Republican National Committee
Becauuse
New York
Chesley
Chessey
New York City
Spring Ave Man Arrested for Running Red Signals
Herbert Morse, 78, of Spring Avenue, was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of passing two red signals at Broadway and Fourth Street and Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Patrolmen Karl Pent and Albert Prezio of the radio patrol made the arrest. Morse left $10 cash bail for his appearance in Police Court this morning.
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Herbert Morse
Spring Avenue
Karl Pent
Albert Prezio
Radio Patrol
Morse
Broadway
Fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Homicide lecture and local events at Troy Police School
John J. Morrissey addressed Troy Police Training School on homicide and morals cases with FBI agent Miller planned to lecture on New York penal law. Also notes on Garfield Lodge activities, local bowling for Red Cross, church services, and school religious instruction.
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John J. Morrissey
New York
North Granville Man Battling Across Rhine
Pvt Dorald Wood of North Gran Ville serves in the First Infantry Division and helped force a crossing into the German plains. An Associated Press account describes his unit and officers being interviewed by a war correspondent about feelings at home.
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Dorald Wood
Gran Ville
Rhine
Germin
BOF
DeMolay Degree Conferred on Class at Troy Chapter
The DeMolay degree was conferred on a class of 23 at the Troy Chapter meeting in the Masonic Temple with Hugh Brows in charge. Waterford announces a public installation of officers on April 5, a dance on April 14, and a merit pin and bar award at the next ceremony. An advisory bowling match and observance on April 25 at St John's Episcopal Church were noted, with guests from Mohawk Valley Chapter attending.
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Troy
Masonic Temple
Hugh Brows
Gini Wag
Teadete
Waterford
Mies
Cehoes
Wears Temple
Hush Wilkes
Obisato
St. John's Episcopal Church
Stade
Mohawk Valley
Minnie Babcock Dies At Troy Residence On Ford Avenue
Mrs Minnie F Babcock a resident of Troy since 1917 and widow of Menzo R Brown died at her home 24 Ford Avenue after a short illness She was born in Rensselaer and belonged to the Taconic Valley Grange Stephentown and the Pawling Avenue Methodist Church She is survived by a son Clayton J Brown three nieces and two nephews Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Thursday from the residence with Rev Arthur H Landsmesser officiating Interment will be in Albany Rural Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie F Babcock
Troy
Menzo R. Brown
Ford Avenue
Rere
Brookfield
S. J. Appleton
Renzselaer
Kenneth Babcock
West Springfield
Mass
Arthur H. Landmesser
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Albany Rural Cemetery
Troy Vocals Start Drive For Members
The Vocal Society begins a membership campaign for the 2943-36 season. President G Flack presides as four teams of ten form, led by captains Mrs Petie S Licyd Bingham and others. Ames, executive secretary, notes a long-standing place in local musical life. A special meeting is set for 8 pm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocal Society
Roy YE
Aliseas G. Flack
Sotiety
G PreBussay
Petle Ss
Bingham
Mies
Ad- Ames
Trav
Caomenaige Ames
Sever Dee
Ayary
Child Falls From Second Floor Window City Hospital
A two year old child fell from a second floor window of a residence and was admitted to Leonant Hospital in critical condition. Doctors report severe head injuries but the precise outcome remains unclear. Local residents described the incident as accidental and are cooperating with authorities.
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Margaret
Tera
Seiite Streen Waterviel
Tai
Leonant Hosizal
Sory Wietdowr
Entis
Ree Becht
Phe
Eegeos F
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Nice
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Sevur
James Leadson
Zor J Mnerly
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Hamminkeln
Rangenburg
Montgomery
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Mechanicville
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Troy High
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Iit
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Jenn. Muzio
Frank McGowan
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Garfield Lodge
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Pythian Hall
Totay
Spencer Quick
Baliston Spa
Masonic Club
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John DePaul
George Thomas
Domn Lupo
Sanuel Federico
Ray Babenis
Joseph Carpentier
Thomas Callahan
Edward J. Lucas
Joseph Jackson
John Mitchell
William Cisler
Gus DeStefano
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
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Minnie Babcock
LAS Theatre
Siebert
Dorsey & His
Patisyle
Thaci
Eddie Cantor
the Kid From
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Robert Voixe
Befte
Grable
ASS Qoet
McCreachumparey
Rogart
Dead End
Frisco
Atlee Faye
Inia Payne
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Lisbon
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Rey
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Paramount News
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Argreas Sisters
Amie
Tsee
Hcrray Godard Hayward
Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
Priscilla Lane
Wayne Morris
Zoerdiew
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