Spies Delayed Surrender in Northern Italy
Allied report details prolonged German Italian surrender talks in 1945 after misdirection and disguise. Officers Lemplezer and Airey courted Wolff in Lucerne and Caserta, with London and Swiss contacts shaping a stalled process until final surrender agreements emerged in May 1945.
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Italy
Feme
Saal
Northeronly
Shrier
Fritzel
Us 3
Mab
Lyman
Lemplezer
Washdogten
D. C
Ger. T. S. Airey
Lyon
France
Switzerland
Weoitl
Albert Hesselring
Germany
Gol Ger
Heinrich von Vietinghof
Gestapo
Heinrich Himohrler
Aptes
Himmmler
Wolff
Himmler
Caserta
Alles
Cazetta
Bolzane
Stillwater Fire Department Holds Annual Banquet and Elections
The Stillwater Fire Department met at New Engine House with 49 members. Officers elected included President Clifford Sherman and Secretary Lynn Goodrich. Committee members joined Boy Scout Troop sponsorship and a Bowling League donated $7 to the uniform fund.
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Stillwater Fire Department
Wew Engine House
Allen
Sederquist
Lynn Ggerrich
Percy Aldrich
Clifford Sherman
T. S Ryen
Lynn Goodrich
Total Boy Scout Troop
Bernard Osgood
Raymond Neiger
John Hammond
Irving Carpenter
Frank Marthello
Hugh Bryan
Clarence Bull
Rangers
Greenwich Students and Residents Noted in Local Notices
Greenwich Central School senior William Sharp Jr has sworn into the Navy after passing the Eddy test. Low Tefft, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Tefft, is home on Academy Street. Mrs Ralph Rowland on Main Street will host the Baptist Church Women’s Society Friday at 2:30 p.m. Mrs Scoville returns home on Salem Street after winter with her daughter Miss Helen Baker of Albany. Ethel Fielding of New York will
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Willam Sharp, Jr
BC. Scoville
Salem Street
Helen Baker
Albany
Ethel Fielding
New York
Lodge honors longtime member as war notes flow
The Watervliet Arsenal Lodge plans a dinner for John Quinlan, a forty year member, and forwards letters urging Congress to grant seniority to federal Navy yard workers. Draft board updates classify several local residents. The 11th annual Washington Union Baptist Association meeting occurs tomorrow in South Glens Falls with sessions and an afternoon election of officers.
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Watervliet Arsenal
Naval Affairs Committee of Congress
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John Quinlan
Quintan
Callahens
Howard Snyder
Noble-Calla Hen Post
American Legion
iFirst Street
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