Windsor Ontario Swells With War Time Cross Border Trade
Windsor Ontario shoppers and Detroit visitors flood the market as rationed meat and groceries flow across the Detroit River. Officials on both sides cope with heavy duty and stamp duties while Windsor merchants report booming sales. locals joke about sharing what they have as cross border traffic remains brisk.
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Feura Bush Youth Dies After Albany Crash
Leonard Allen 17 of Feura Bush dies at St Peter's Hospital Albany from injuries in a Wednesday automobile crash at Washington Avenue and Fuller Road. Genevieve Schottenham of Albany suffers a back injury and fracture of the right arm. Three others treated: John Heary 16 of Feura Bush Mrs Helen Colwell and Miss Lina Countryman of Albany. Coroner says Robert Geel, driver, made a sharp right turn hitting a concrete pillar. car overturned several times.
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Leonard Allen
Feura Bush
St Peter's Hospital
Albany
Washington Avenue
Fuller Road
Genevieve Schottenham
John Heary
Helen Colwell
Lina
Harry 3. Wands
Robert Geel
Easter Vacation and School Athletics Preview
The passage describes Easter vacation for students and spring athletics. It lists names of young players and signalers, mentions a starter, and shows outdoor basketball practice with budding champions. Kenneth E. Mey is noted as the university’s youngest graduate at age 16 with high honors.
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Esner
Stanley Stevens
Harvey Fountain
Tom Brown
Herpe
Billy Leary
the van Herpe
Bobby Pe
Insi
the Universi
Kenneth E. Éy
Berlin Churches Plan Good Friday Services
Berlin churches unite for a 2 pm Seven Last Words presentation at First Baptist Church with Rev. Paul Maxon Rev. Fred Zigam and Rev. David Gray. The choirs perform Dubois sacred cantata. A 5 pm missionary service in the Baptist Church features Rev. Hebert Dawson with slides from Mexico. A 6 30 pm Sunday sunrise service is set at the Methodist Church. The Baptist Church annual meeting follows a 6 30 pm fellowship supper Monday.
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First Baptist Church
Paul Maxon
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Fred Zigam
The
Methodist Church
David Gray
Baptist Church
At & Pim
Th. Dubois
Hebert Dawson
Mexicos
Baptist Chuch
Schuylerville Resident Files In Bankruptcy
Schuylerville resident Elton W. Stiles seeks liquidation of his Middle Falls quarry and stone crushing plant in a Utica bankruptcy filing listing assets at 3,108 and liabilities at 5,?89. Creditors include TriState Electric Motors and Converse Brickford Electric Co, with eighteen named, reflecting a settlement in federal court in September 1938. Pope Pius receives Rep. Clare Boothe Luce in private audiences in Vatican City.
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Elton W. Stiles
Schuylerville
Middle Falls
Utica
Jobs W. Nichols
Saratoga’ Springs
Stiles
Srenitors
TriState Electric Motors
Hannibal Green
Taylor Welding Co
Giens
Hulbert . Explosives Sales Co
Old Chatham
J. B. McGarry
J. J. O'Brien
National Bank of Schuylerville
Schuylerville Coal & Lumber Co
Schuylervile
A. E. Blanchard
Saratoga Springs
Pope
Clare Luck
Vatican
City
Pope Pius
Rep
Clare Boothe Luca
Conn
Wounded Private Sawyer Wounded In Fifth Battle In Germany
Pte. David Sawyer 22 son of Lt and Mrs. David O. Sawyer of Whitehall was seriously wounded in his fifth battle, in the right arm, February 24 in Germany. He is hospitalized in England after removal from a French hospital. Overseas since last September, he served in France, Holland and Germany. He is a Whitehall School graduate. His father is a Coast Guard lieutenant who served in World War I. He has a brother Lt. Clifford Singer, a Navy flyer, and a sister Mrs. Virginia Parry with her husband Major Sherman Parry in Jacksonville, North Carolina.
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David O. Sawyer
Brookdale Avenue
Whitehall
Germany
England
France
War Department
Holland
Whitehall School
Coast Guard
Clifford Singer
Navy
Pacific
States
Virginia Parry
Sherman Parry
Darksonville
N.C
U S Urged To Produce More Rubber
The House Agriculture Committee backed a one year program to boost domestic rubber, approving experimental work and guaranteeing producers a minimum price of 28 cents a pound. It highlighted dependence on rubber and explored guayule and related plants as potential future sources. The report stresses expanding production to secure critical material for farmers and industry.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Ets Naccon
United States
Camattree
Fes
Jewish Troops Observe Passover on Guam
Jewish servicemen in Guam attended Passover rites marking the first such observance in the Western Pacific. Chaplains conducted services aboard naval and military hospitals with a broadcast to service members.
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Guam
Pacific
New York
Meade of
Yhalte
Ospials
Mar Tr
OPA Cuts Fresh Vegetables Price Ceilings
The OPA lowers ceilings on several vegetables though some items rise. In effect the chart shows carrots down 9 cents per pound, beans up 7 cents, cucumbers down 2 cents, Spanish onions up 23 cents for 3 pounds, green peas up 2 cents per pound, and other small shifts across Troy and surrounding counties.
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Coboys
Watervie
Scherer
Albany
CTE A SerGeux Dies
Noted as a hunter, the deceased CTE A SerGeux is identified in the brief obituary. The report records the name and death without graphic detail, reflecting a compact public notice.
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Cte A Sergeux
Hunter
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