Hoopes Brothers in Army Service and Family Notes
Roy Shudt recalls Don Hoopes, a former football captain, sidelined by knee injury and then shifted to non active status. His brother Bob Hoopes earns the Legion of Merit for leadership in Iceland. The piece lists multiple local youths in the military, promotions, training, and postings from Camp Forrest to Camp Shelby, with mentions of family addresses and hometown ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hoopes
Don
Institute
Fort Sill
Oklo
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Army Medicos
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Mobile
Alt
Judge Advocate
Camp McCain
Miss
Bob Hoopes
Bob
Army
Iceland
Jed
War Department
Frances Tynan Miter
First Avenue
U. of. Penn
Mary Tynan Hoopes
Lansingburg
Oak Park, Sr
Omaha
Neb
Allies Winning Atlantic Battle Says Admiral
Admiral Harold R. Stark declared the United Nations are winning the battle of the Atlantic at a Claridge’s Hotel ceremony. He accepted a replica of John Paul Jones battle flag and praised the hardihood that will win the war. He noted U-boats remain a threat but the fight is turning. The remarks come as military training updates from Sioux Falls and Pine Bluff highlighted cadet progress and new arrivals at Scott Field. Many names and hometowns appear in a broad wartime update on service members and boot leave.
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John Maloney
Marines
New River
N.C
Marion T. Biette
Washington Street
Adelaide A. Kennedy
Hollywood
Cal
Troy
James Kennedy
Marined
Parris Island
S. C
Dudley Kennedy
108Th Infantry
North Carolina
Lewis Kennedy
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Walt Cook
Bainbridge
Walt
Sampson
Ken Dimolan
Camp Butner
N. C
Pat Dolan
Dodgers
Ken
Hen
la Salle
Cluett'’s
Dinney Dolan
North Africa
Pic
Bell Bolan
Springfield
Mass
New Orleans
Cohoes
ED Mulcahy
National City Bank
Steve Curley
Clifton Street
Northside
Agnes
Camp Swift
Tex
Joe Kwazneski
Michael Kwazneski
Fonda Road
Waterford
Pfc
Joe
Montgomery Ward
London
SNL
United Nations
Harold R. Stark
Claridge
American Naval Academy
John Paul Jones
Sioux Falls
Pine Bluff
Ark
John Allendorph, Jr
Coffeyville
Hans
Scott Field
Henry Pawling
H. H. Pawling
Broadway, Watervliet
ED Ranney
Charles J. Ranney
Third Avenue
Upton
Ed Just
Holy Cross
Lewis
Benjamin Fairless
John R. Steelman
Federal Conciliation Service
Lowe
Steelman
Roosevelt
Fairless
Pearl Harbor
United States
Murray
Mediation Board
Fair enough critique of Roosevelt and labor policy in coal strike
A Tucson column assails Franklin D. Roosevelt for backing John L. Lewis and the Wagner Act approach in the coal mine dispute. It alleges government seizure of properties, manipulation of mediation boards, and a partisan shift after the Pearl Harbor era, claiming officials swayed to support forced union power and a captive mine strategy.
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Tucson
Ariz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Pearl Harbor
National Defense Mediation Board
New Deal
Washington
Federal Shipbuilding Co
Principle of Freedom
Philip Murray
C. I.O
Thomas Kennedy
Murray
Kennedy
United States
Congress
House
Lutherans Name Dr. F. W. Hanson President Again
Rev Dr Felix B Hanson of Jamestown was re elected president of the New York Conference of the Lutheran Augustana Synod at a Friday session. Hanson has led the seven state organization for a twentieth year, with his presidency continuing in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Llp
Felix B. Hanson
New York
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Hanson
New Berlin
Mary McCann
Hudson Falls
New York State College For Teachers
Berlin
Aide of Chiang Kai-shek to address Troy forum
Liu Liang mo, former aide to Chiang Kai-shek, will speak at the Liberty Forum at Liberty Presbyterian Church on State Street. Marcus L. Filley chairs the open-to-public meeting. Frank B. Lenz extols Liu as a young Christian leader and China’s first large scale group singing pioneer amid a modern miracle story.
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Liberty Forum
Liberty Presbyterian Church
State Street
Liu Liang-mo
Chiang Kai- Shek
Marcus L. Filley
Frank B. Lenz
China
Liu
National IV. M. C. A
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lenz
New
Liu finds calm in faith and service in Shanghai
Liu's spiritual life thrived in the Christian Fellowship at Shanghai University where he met outstanding figures and joined social service work with the YMCA. He recalls being repeatedly bombed in China, describing endless nights of sleep through fear as they endured fire and water tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liu
Christian Fellowship
Shanghai University
Imen
China
Soochow
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Roy Shudt
John F. Tunney, Jr
Division Street
Cohoez
Colgate
of the Navy
Chapel Hill
8. C
Johnny
George Bowen
Fort Devens
George, Jr
Chester A. Green
Corliss Park
John Kapela, Jr
Navy
John Kapela
25Th Street
Watervliet
ED Kennedy
Camp Polka
Waverford
Robert J. Kennedy
Bill Goard
Carrie Goard
Cleminshaw Avenue
Camp Grant
Bill
Behr-Manning
Ransom Smith
Roger Smith
Francis Street
Lloyd Barlow
Camp Edison
N. J
Excelsior Avenue
Radio
Edison
Bill Boxley
Bombardier
San Angelo
Second Avenue
Renee Turpin
Camp Shelby
Erma Turpin
Congress Street
Michael Conroy
Ferry Street
James Conroy
Fleet Sound School
Key West
Fila
Soundeman
Jim
Behr-Manning’s
Joe Murphy
Joan Murphy
Fifth Avenue
Pomona
Camp Bereckenridge
Ordinance
Ee Arsenal
Avsenal
Jack Guthier
Sixth Avenue
Frank Guthier
Camp Wolters
Infantry
Aviation Machinist
Memphis
Don Sherman
Forment Bearcat
Watervliet Avenue
Floyd Bennett Fiekl
Brookwa
Dt Meceler Wishi
Dave
Johan Demers
Ninth Street
Ken Cottress
Dorothy Magee
President Street
Chester A. Cottress
Roosevelt Field
Air Corps
Heesler Field
Charley Dean
Harry C. Dean
Sui Court
Watervitet
Air Force
Mechanic's School
Corp
Harold Burgess
Helen Burgess
Nick Campese
Havermans Avenue
Kearns Field
Utah
Mick
Troy High
John Martratt
June
West Street
Green Island
John
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Naval Hospital
Long Beach
J. W. Burns’ Sons, Inc
John’s
Ronsingburger
John Tunney
Walt Rosenberger
Walter Rosenberger
Ward
Mary LaLiberte
Pfe
Charles Sta Leberte
Charley
Arsenal
Nick Bulger
Albany Avenue
Army Air Force
Camp Curtiscalr
Buffalo
Warren Roberts
Mabel Roberts
Charley Trigg
Texas
Warren
Camp Enid
Jim Olney
Bud" Roberts
Fort Dix
Howard Martin
Lillian Warnier
Miami Beach
Florida
Howard
George Greenhill
George F. Greenhill
Campbell Avenue
Chanute Field
Ill
Eddie Dillon, Jr
Edward R. Dillon
Sherman Avenue
Camp Robinson
CCHS
The
Commercial Credit Co. of
Albany
Edhart
Radio Mechanic’s School
Boca Raton
Fla
Atlantic City
Truax Field
Madison
Wis
James J. E. Hart
Seventeenth Street
Pvt
Walt Hart
Aberdeen, Md
Bead Miller
Camp Breckenridge
Hazel Miller
Allies
Atlantic
Howard Boice
Lillie J. Boice
Railroad Street
Chet, Kelley
Irving W. Kelley
Thompson Street
Jim Houlihan
Edith Houlihan
Swan Street
Myer Bress
First Street
Rocco Cellucci
Santa Cellucci
John Murphy
Philip A. Murphy
Second Street
Tony Schepis
Rose Mary Schepis
Jefferson Street
Bill Quinn
William J. Quinn
Fonda Avenue
John Connolly
J. J. Connolly
Jim O'Neill
Michael J. O'Neill
Third Street
Albert Gates
Charles Gates
Columbia Street
Cohees
John Tapian
Sally Kaprielian
John Conroy
John H. Conroy
Main Avenue
Joe Gorke
Verona Gorke
van Buren Street
Wilson Large
Isabella Large
Pete Menetti
Elizabeth Menentti
Ida Street
Andy Milanese
Carmel Milanese
John Murray
Mildred Murray
Grand Street
John Jones
Anella Jones
Mellon Avenue
Chet Halpin
Mary J. Halpin
Fourth Street
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Paul McNutt
New Jersey
F. W. Hanson
Troy Y. M. C. A
P. V. Braddon
Troy, N. Y
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