Germans Claim Hitler Dead as Berlin Battle Ends
The report outlines claims of Hitler's death and the succession crisis within the Nazi leadership. Doenitz is presented as possible successor, with Himmler losing influence and Hess as a prisoner. Berlin radio and London observers note shifting loyalty and the uncertain future of Germany’s command structure.
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Iarder
Hew
Bem
Hemburg
Doenitz
Leider
Nagi Gersvary
London
Hitler
Hermann Goering
Rudolph Hess
Hess
England
Goering
Dyenitz
Himmler
Germany
Britain
America
Goa
Bieler
Deenitze
Guard Recruits, Renewals Reported At Troy Armory Drill
At the Troy Armory drill of Company A Second Regiment three new enlistments and one renewal were recorded. Recruits include Joseph W Dean James F E O Connell and Thomas J Walsh signing for two years. Captain John B Prout led a firing squad and officers held formal guard duties. A noncommissioned officers school was announced for tomorrow focusing on bayonet training.
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Troy
Joseph E. Chiplock
Joseph W. Dean
James FE. O'Connell
Thomas J. Walsh
Trey
John B. Prout
Carl R. Wiley
Cpl Wittian
T. Prout
Eugene A Dillon
James N. Nedericks
Ptc
William “J. LaPara
James V. Abbott
Thomas R. Hun Ziker
John A. Nieles
Prout
Charles H. Burkhardt
Willam G. Dippo
Clarence T. Dwyer
Arthur F. Servis
Temorrow
John Corcoran
Episcopal Nominates Six For Coadjutor In Albany
Six clergymen were nominated for the office of bishop coadjutor of the Albany Diocese as the Episcopal Church’s 77th annual meeting began in Albany. The nominees include Rt Rev Walter H. Gray and Rev Frederick L Barry, with other candidates from Newark Evans ton and Gloversville. The coadjutor will assist Bishop G. Ashton Oldham and is expected to succeed him. the archdeaconry position vacated by Abbott Hastings last year left the role open.
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Episcopal Church
Bishon
Episcopal Diocese of
Albany
G. Ashton Oldham
Wallter HL. Gray
Connesticut
Frederick L.] Barry
St Luke's Church
Evanston
Arthur C. Lichtenberger
Newark
Col. Kennedy
Army
H. P.raltuss
Crury Church
Gloversville
George “A Tayles
St Pauls Church
Oldham
Abbott Hastings
Tray
Denmark and Germans Agree on Evacuation Terms
The Free Danish radio reports German troops will withdraw from Denmark and Sweden to avoid disarmament. Count Bernadotte met King Christian after talks with German representatives. Denmark will shelter about 300,000 German refugees in camps for three months while a broader surrender is negotiated. The king approved the terms and a Gestapo message followed. Freedom’s sun rises over Denmark as Danes are urged to stay calm.
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Sweden
Norway
Free Danish Radio
Bernadette
Christian
Denmark
Europe
Himmer
Gestapo
Freedom
Catholic Service League Announces Dinner Committee Chairs
The Catholic Women's Service League named chairmen for committees for its annual dinner to be held Wednesday May 16 at The Hendrick Hudson. Appointed were Mrs. Thomas F. Caramaugh general chairman. Mrs. Edward D. Golden reception. Mrs. George F. Curley decorations. Mrs. Edward Berbert co-chairman reservations. Mrs. John F. Quinlan hotel arrangements. Aus. William F. Heim co-chairman. Mrs. Joseph J. Rainey telephone. Mrs. John By Prout co-chairman. Miss Catherine Walsh chairman. Miss Julie O Connor ashers. Mrs. Francis J. Walsh chairman. Mrs. Benjamin Singleton cochairman financier. Miss Mary Cehill chairman. Miss Mary Agnes Beilly co-chairman publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Hendrick Hudson
Thomas F. Caramaugh
Edward D. Golden
George F. Curley
Edward Berbert
John F. Quinlan
Aus
William F. Heim
Potel
Joseph J. Rainey
John By Prout
James T. Brady
Frank A. Purell
Catherine Walsh
Julie O'Connor
Ashers
Francis. J.walsh
Ihairman
Benjamin Single
Cochairman, Financiar
Mary Cehill
Mary Agnes Beilly
U S 1st Division Lands in Sulu Town of Songasonga
New York correspondent David Brent, filing from Manila, reports that U S troops of the 1st Division have landed on the Bongao isles in the Sulu archipelago and seized Songasonga town during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Brent
Manila
U. S
Bongaorelands
Sulu
Songasonga
Truman Urges Nation to Curb VE Day Celebrations
President Truman urged national restraint on VE Day celebrations and to keep price and ration controls. He promised a radio address asking citizens to stay in war jobs and concentrate energy on Japan. He defended Bowles amid criticism and sought a one year extension of the price and ration control law. He appealed to wartime officials to stay at their posts until the ship of state is safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Japan
OPA
Chester Bowles
Fred M. Vineson
Ration Board Calls For Gas Panel Volunteer Helpers
The Iroy City Price and Rationing Board appeals for volunteers to aid the gas panel as new OPA classifications require updated forms. Chairman Clyde W. Heer and Alvin S. Ford say volunteers at The Hotel Troy aid in keeping records current. Larger groups arriving weekly accelerate processing, with thanks to several local organizations and a plea for continued help.
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Iroy City Price and Rationing Board
OPA
Clyde W. Heer
Alvin S. Ford
Troy
British Women Face Hair Loss From War Shock
Report notes British women and girls suffering hair loss due to shock from V bombs and blitzes. Wig and artificial curl sales are booked solid through year end, with London stores prioritizing genuine bomb victims over vanity wearers. doctors admit the cause remains unclear.
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London
England
Webound
I & Doctor
Beagle Club Conducts Field Trials
Beagle Club hosted its annual sanctioned field trials at Wien Aus tin Femit Pittstown with numerous entries. Winners across derby, thirteen inch, and fifteen inch classes included Wastbrook Patsy, Troy’s Trojan Tippey, Wiley’s Chief, Merry Minstrel, Ed’s Dash, and Syming’s Chic among others, with awards presented by Derie and overseen by club members including C. W. Thompson.
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Beagle Club
Wien Austin Femit
Pittstown
Herum
Fudges
Bernard Sievery
Weyam Ryan
Northamgcon
Mass
Wiliam Emmett
Ges Buesser
Derie
Castro
Lnte
Willem Austin
Michael Lezhy
C. W. Thompson
Wastbrook
Patsy
WEL
Sam Empsett
Johnsonvi
Trojan Tippey
Ser
Troy
Castletosening
Buesser, Forth
Rieser Thompson Figer
Bennington
Wiles
Ray Wiley
Selver
Merry Minstrel
Theodore Gsipeau
Berinington
Ruby Lee
Danial Casgra
Cokoes
Westbrook Patsy
Willam Rin
Chemical Society Elects Officers At Troy Meeting
The Chemical Society of Eastern New York held its annual Troy gathering at the Troy Civic where officers were elected. Wolfgang Heber of Winthrop was named president. Dr W L Pateode of General Electric served as vice chair and other officers included Dr A Besos Union College and Dr J V No Dorn Ogiesby as chairmen. The meeting featured explanations of the Torr Co process for equipment classification and noted regional representation from Glen Falls Westport and Rocbour.
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Wolfgang Heber
Winthrop
Cherical
Company
Rensselaer
Eheimen
New York
American Chemical
Troy
Wl L Pateode
General Electic Co
Wags
A Besos
Union
Geverst L. & Coster
Birmingham
Paner
Coter
Glens Falls
Heeden
Rocbour
Torr Co
Westport
J. V. No Dorn de XE Ogiesby
Racing owners and horses listed with owners in Massachusetts
A garbled list of horse names and owners appears to describe a race entry with multiple horses listed by owners in Massachusetts. It mentions Clover gie Dan Clarence Bramley Sifton's Gallant Bowes Darald Bowes North Atlasgis Thompson Lady Amrawali fester Alex Slocum Pat's and a reserve dish by Reset Ouilecte North Adams Bence Pine with unclear context.
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WE Seid
Masa Pitteen-Inch
Clovergie Dan
Clarence Bramley
Pitsleid
Mass
Arsti
Sifton’s
Gallant Bowes
Darald Bowes
North Atlasgis
Thompson's
Lady
Thompson
Alex Slocum
Pat's
Edition
Reset Ouilecte
North Adams
Mess Am Bence
Pine
Pin Tendera R J Hayes Receives Post Commanders Pin
Reymond J. Hayes was awarded a post commander’s pin for his service during 244 by Exo H Blume Bush members. William Heuser presented the award at the courthouse gathering that included Zera D Tink and a committee of 20 plus names such as Albert Bins Adelbert Berdricks Joseph Sab liven Frank Barden and Martin Swords. Craver spoke on Veterans’ legislation and a letter from the Cooney Council about adding to the Saratoga Springs Veterans Hospital. Refreshments were served by Colleen’s committee.
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Reymond J. Hayes
Exo H Blume Bush
Harmiony Ball
William Heuser
Ciy
Court House
Zera D
Tink Greide
Mr. Hayes
Albert Bins
Adelbert EL Berdricks
Joseph Sabliven
Frank Barden
Lodig Collis
Petre Vaughan
Norge Kots
Thomas Conroy
Martin Swords
Edward Early
Clifford Motel
Frank Welesmans
Themes Callahen
George Chase
Georg Hein
Jotesa SteGrath
William Craver
Devic Whitney
Charles Salerno
We. Craver
Cooney Council i Agaioa Ina
Veterans’ Hospital
Saratoga Springe
Collenx
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Calvert Distillers' Corporation
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Catholic Service League
Catholic Women's Service League
Hendrick Badeson
Sulu Islands
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Paul Kelly
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EDWARD G._ ROBINSON
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Peter Cookson
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Jack Oakie
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