Hess Family Reported in Great Britain in Parliament Question
London reports that Labor MP William Thorne asked Parliament whether 60 000 pounds of Hess securities paid to Britain are funding the stay of Rudolf Hess his wife and child in the country. Hess the former deputy leader of Germany is described as a British prisoner in Scotland, with past plans to join his wife. Government spokesman had said Franasa Hess was not in Britain and no facility was sought for her arrival.
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London
William Norne
Rudolph Hess
Germany
Thorne
Winston Hurehill
Hess
Britain
Hse
Scotland
van Hess
Thc Husband
England
Fran Asa
Skelton Await Induction Call For Army Service
Hollywood comedian Red Skelton, rated 1-A after personal issues, has taken a blood test and awaits final results from a preliminary medical exam. The screen and radio star, who has more than 400 performances at military camps, is eager to serve in Uncle Sam’s Army.
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Hollywood
INS
Funnyman
Red Skelton
Uncle Sam
Skelton
Ion
Screen
Navy Enlistee William D. White Goes to Sampson Training
William D. White of 20 Walker Avenue recently enlisted at the local recruiting station and has been accepted for service. He is assigned to Sampson for training, a transfer confirmed yesterday to Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan who runs the local office.
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NAVY
William D. White
Walker Avenue
Sampson
Joseph Sullivan
Health in Wartime Angina Pectoris Perii As Oldsters Go to Work
Wartime health notice explains angina pectoris symptoms and risks as older men take on heavy industry and women join hard labor. Pain near the heart or stomach, often with breathlessness, is triggered by exertion or heavy meals and may mimic indigestion. Early medical care is urged to prevent progression.
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Masters
Separation Granted in Albany Courthouse Case
Justice Francis Bergan ruled for Catherine Thomas of Rensselaer in a Supreme Court separation from her husband William Thomas Albany grocer. The decree fixed alimony at ten dollars per week and the question of any increase was contested by the defendant.
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Francis Bergan
Supreme Court
Catherine Thomas
Rensselaer
Wiliam Thomas
Albany Grocer
Ant
Isador Taub
Albany
Arthur EB. Lanphier
Troy Council To Dedicate Honor Roll
Troy Council No 176 Knights of Columbus to dedicate its honor roll and service flag at the club house Monday at 8 15 pm. Principal speaker will be Charles J Ranney former county judge and district attorney. LaSalle Institute color guard to unveil the items. ceremony includes music, prayers, and distinguished guests at the speakers table.
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Troy Council
Knights of Columbus
Charles J. Ranney
LaSalle Color Guard
Frances Harrington
Edmund J. Burns
Agnes O.brien
Lasse Institute
James J. Daley
Our Council
Charles J. Stanney
Patrick A. Crowe
St. Francis’ Church
James J. Gregware
Frank J. Hogan
Patrick
LaSalle Institute
Brenden Joseph
LaSalle
Joseph Sullivan
Harry E. Clinton
John J. Sweeney
Bertram P. Kavanaugh
George E. Cundiff
K. of C
John J. Kelly
Joseph E. Petley
Paul Carney
Robert Phillips
Joseph Cahill
James Stewart
John B. Kinnicutt, Jr
Allies Bomb Japs in Burma and New Guinea
American B-29s credited with dropping over thirty tons of bombs on Toungoo Burma destroying Japanese headquarters and buildings. Liberators near New Guinea sank a 5,000-ton Japanese ship in flames. Rail targets attacked at Nyngyan Prome and Mandalay. British forces claim progress north of Akyab near the Maungdaw route, as Wavell reports dislodging Japanese troops.
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Associated Press
Toungoo
Burma
Southwest Pacific
New Guinea
Army Air Force
Nyngyan
Mandalay
Japanese push to Indian frontier despite monsoon rains
Casualties on the Japanese in minor fighting as they persist in attempting to filter through British defenses toward the Indian frontier despite the approaching monsoon season which hampers military operations.
Student Editors Will Attend District Meeting
Troy and area high schools will send representatives May 15 to the district convention of junior and senior high school newspaper staffs at Nott Terrace High School. Dr Burgess Johnson of Union College will speak. Jack Flax of Nott Terrace Tribune chairs. exhibits of mimeographed and printed papers will be shown. officers include Mrs Frances R Smith Heatly High School vice president and Mrs Duroth Schenectady president, with Brother Andrew LaSal Institute on the executive committee.
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Troy
Nott Terrace
Schenectady
Burgess Johnson
Union College
Jack Flax
Nott Terrace Tribune
Frances R. Smith
Heatly High School
Green Island
Duroth
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Charles J. Eanney
S. Paul Proctor
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