Obituaries of Beatrice Reile Plyor, Walter Dooley, and More
Obituaries report services for Mrs Beasiel Reile Plyor, Mrs William Walter, Andrew J Nezttrous, William E Dooley, and others. Burial details, church services at St Marys Glens Falls St Josephs, St Frances de Sales, and St Marys note interments in local cemeteries. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings with residences in Waterford Schenectady South Glens Falls and Troy. Funeral rites feature priestly officiants, organ music, and military honors for veterans.
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Beasiel Reile Pxlorer
Joseph
Raver
Third Avenue
Wilet
St Marys Church
Glens Falls
Buriswar
Seachaide
South Glens
Mes Palmer
Berbeere
St Spring Street
South Glens Falls
Lougbartd
Leonard
Neutrous
Andrew J. Neztrous
Kenneth McGhesrey
St Francis de Sales
Chures
Patrick A. Crowe
Gregory MC Cosnotty
Richard R. Masoz
J. Alero
Stastey
Ham E. Puncan
Savy
Msris
Soerd-Terderty
Jésus
John A. Jordan
George H. Jardas
Frank F. Jordan
George HH. Lidby
Raymond G. Liddy
James J. Manning
Si Yean
Baptiste Cemetery
Jazon
Hough
Statthews
Hugh
Matthews
Troy
Mes
Vivien Levering Matthews
Jeferson Street
Mr Matthews
Saratogs Springe
Budson Valley
Charles Decker
Gertrude Baldwin
Tray
Seaman
Hugh Matthews
James Matthews
Schenectady
St. Mary's Church
St Patrick's Cemetery
Herbert W. Spain
Herbert W. Snare
Second Avenue
the Leonard Hospital
Albany
Louis A. Zion
Gertrude Ruéz Zion
St Augustine's Church
Spain
Ham Gibbs
Howar Magee
John A. Spain
Asus
Paul H
Molotov Not Free Agent in Effort for Postwar Peace
A 1945 Boll Syndicate analysis notes Molotov’s limited autonomy within the Soviet leadership and the tension with Stalin’s circle. It discusses isolation, wartime diplomacy, and the push for a cooperative postwar peace, amid broader Soviet restraint and distrust of U.S. intentions.
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U. & Off
Germany
Boll Syndicate
Fae
Waste Not War Needs Soap and Fats Resources
The article urges avoiding waste of soap and fats as essential for war production. It notes fats and oils are required for soap and also support producing war materials and services.
Farmers Market May Day 1945 Sparse Trade and Bountiful Produce
Moderate trading at the Farmers Market on May 1 1945 amid fluctuating activity. Apples and berries abundant with Tennessee strawberries prominent. Listings include asparagus per dozen baskets of several vegetables and fruits with varied prices across many items from cauliflowers to sweet potatoes and melons.
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Tennessee
Spivach
Eure
Don
Tex
Cal
Texas
IV. Y
Maine
Nurse Draft Bill Believed Doomed
Washington G2 reports the nurses draft bill fading from the administration agenda as Germany nears collapse. Though passed by the House and approved by the Senate Military Committee, it languishes on the Senate calendar amid opposition over training standards and concerns about Navy volunteer excess. Senators stress protecting wounded servicemen while questioning the bill’s necessity.
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Washington
Igamien
Army
Navy
Spelvin Questions Allied War Policy in Impassioned Speech
A reader letter or column excerpt features Mr. Spelyiny and Mortality as they critique Allied war aims, Soviet policy, and postwar plans. The dialogue touches Russia, France, Germany, and Yugoslavia, urging clearer aims and questioning reparations and aid. The speaker condemns opportunism and questions future democracy amid postwar upheaval.
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Russa
Bpelvin
Spelyiny
New York Mid
Spelvin
Anshedy
Saul Stock
Tittle
Finland
Lithuania
Yugoslavia
Petash
Beys Your Clothes Labeling System Proposal
The article discusses labeling garments with number tags or envelopes to guide service, preferring the Sling system for fewer numbers. It suggests placing numbered tags on garments and corresponding numbers on parts, ensuring discreet placement for service instructions.
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Beys
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Willam A. Walter
William A Walter
Grand Street
iMnessa
Versailles
Clarence S. Bernard
Cloyé Walser
Charles Beery
Dooley
Wiliam E Dooley
Fincols Avenue
Joeséph’s
James A. Nylan
Suse Fults
Wash
Aerix Jesus
Edwere L. Rourke
Walter J
Gath Christopher
Doacey
Charles H. Moeske
Sx Jo
Seph's
Father Nolan
Charles Wiley
Robert
William. Segerite
Willem F. Segerux
Beméon
Rosé
Colonie
Cohoes Hospital
J. H. Bennett Sheet Fetal Co
Green Island
Susan Finnegan
Scepher
Japan
Raisic
Oxaka
U.S
Air Force
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la Hollywood
Molony
Russia
United States
Stel Tov
League of Nations
Pussia
Molotov
Fingilr
Lenin
Soviet Union
Rossi
B Stelin
San Francisco
Dack
Kremlin
Acorn Gas Range
de Luxe
Gordon L.hayes
Hore Appliance
River ST
Gordon Leayes
Oureon
Lai River
Fulton Streets
N, NY
Frigidaire - Leonard
Kelvinator Westinghouse
War Production Board
Fittelloun Living
Hrealitas
Glameur Marcy
Sim Levit
Mercer Tine
Christian Science
John BR. Reacedy
Ger
Evdiya J. Sal
Progras Aiis
Ted Masose
Abner
Siery Teves
Tim Hear
TVET
Amh
Farm News
Paolheers
Church
Wrewood
Treasury
Mase & Ee
Taperteo Peace
Sosie
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Et Basket
T-Osia
Eteasor
Morming Mons Sto Nery
Rovert St Inna Dis Lore Lawton
Fara
Adventire
Morgan Beatty
Themad of America
Sma Perkins
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Tsen
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Burke
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Godfrey
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Helen
Trent
Teo
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Rosemary
Pery Mason
Tig O-Ring
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Bick
Danny Nell
Ciasde Sweeten
Moblcars
Tom Seeing
Zach
Mortents
Dili
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Areskras
True Bors
Lineaing
Tom Bresseman
Jark Birch
Nodp
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Hlamour Manor
County Farm Bureau
Pary
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Kennedy
STOWE
Schentetagy
Fars News
Pra & 1H Sere
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Marke Basxe
Sam Adasit
Morning Mende
Ney
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Joka
Lare Laxica
Hold of Life Woms
Jozee Jordan
Fingery Kecrete
David Army
Abby
Han Pe
San Go Ting
Crick
Helen_ Trent
Bernantue Finn
Dr. Malone
Farmers’ Market
Edgar D. Gordon
Johnstown
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Merritt W. Gordon
David B Gordon
Watervliet
Philippines
Francole
George Spelvin
Stuttgart
Eisenhower
Henleis
Sudettenland
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Norway
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