Red Cross Recruits War Nurses In County Effort
Red Cross recruits war nurses in Rensselaer County as 133 volunteers are counted in the annual survey. The Nursing Recruitment Committee reports thirty nurses assigned to service this year, with efforts to sign more graduates for anesthetic medical roles and part time relief for overburdened facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Tris
Roosselaer County
Red Cross
Chagier
Pial
the Red Cross
Pacific
Proctor
Heatherine Bross
Renssalaer County
Obegan
Community notices from Schaghticoke and area
Local social notices list visits and gatherings across Schaghticoke and nearby towns. People include Rev Edward Bowers visiting Fort Pisin relatives, Miss Marguerite Filey visiting Emily Hunt in Lac ingburg, and Mr and Mrs George Vian entertaining Reece Williams in Glens Falls. Also noted are military furloughs, meetings of clubs, and a public luncheon. The piece mentions Civics, Womans United Society events, and a May 196? creamed chicken supper at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Cs. Alfonso Gelines
Marguerite Filey
Emily Hunt
Lancingburg
George Vian
Reece Wiliams
Glens Falls
John ‘Fitzgerald
Hague
James Edwards
Nellie B. Leofield
Mic
Mires
Merton I
Royal Troy
Pri
David Welch
Marines
Parris Island
Margaret. Lohness
Vailey Falls
Air
William Foley
Minnie Cabrett
Rhinedeck
Alice Manning
Albany
Spencer -Seames
Daniel Viall
GS Navy
Boscon
Mast
Sire Albert Viall
John Sieele
Robert Treadway
Dorothy Treadway
Putnam
Olin
Brownell
Charles Betts
Hugh Bryan
Sailwater
Lincoln hClub
Irving Buckley
Charles Laurence
Masonic Temple
Albany, Rensselaer-Schenectady
Nernan K. Eaton
Kenneth Bebernitz
Schenectady
Robert Barth
Clara Bebernitz
Women’s United Society of the First Presbyterian
Charles Lawrence
Spencer Searles
Daugh
Dorothy BE. Searles
Tiiton General Hospital
Fort Dix
Schaghtcone
Vinson signals gradual easing of wartime controls
In a White House briefing Vinson outlines planned gradual relaxation of industrial controls as VE Day mood grows. He expects shortages to persist in basic industries, continued rationing, and slower shifts in labor and transport rules while civilian production rises.
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Vinson
War Production Board
White House
James F. Byrnes
Vndeos
East Side Women’s Club to Host School Dance Tomorrow
The Women’s Club of the Church of the Sacred Heart under Mrs John Ryan sponsorship will hold a school dance in the school gym tomorrow from ? until 9 pm. Assistants include Mrs Thomas Costello Mrs Peter Mopahan Mrs Frank Dank boff and others. Frank A Titer to oversee crush and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Secred Heart
John Ryan
Thomas’ Costello
Peter Mopahan
Frank Dankbof
Valentine > Goetz
William Ryan
Edward Catdish
Lewis Furry
Frank A‘. Titer
Goering Surrenders to Allied Command After Long Stand
Goering, described as dead since April 2, finally surrendered after Col Berndt von Brauchitsch delivered the message to General Stack and Maj Gen Dahlquist. The German marshal met Dahlquist, was escorted to a hotel, and discussed his status in German, wearing the Knight’s Cross with diamonds and other decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Oye
Ler
Goering
Berndt von Brauchisch
Stack
John FE. Dahlquist
Stender
von Brauchitech
Radstedt
Salzburg
Hitler
Goeritz
der Fuerner
von Brauchitsch
Reichsteller
Bormenn
von Stauchitseh
France
Atte
Bile
Schultz
Germany
Hiftwaffe
Unites States
John E. Dahlquist
Col
Berngs Brauchitsch
Eisenhower
Jacob L L. Deviers
Anny
Wien
Dahlquist
Ai Ae
Hermans Goering
Gerhens
Goering’s Maze of Medals and Power Throttled by Downfall
The article outlines Hermann Goering as a lifelong collector of medals and art, detailing failures to recount, his roles from Prussian minister to aviation head, and being Herman Hitler’s successor-in-waiting. It notes his capture, coercion, and the collapse of Nazi Germany as World War II waned.
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Goering
Berchtes- Baden
Hitler
Fuehrer
Kesselrize
Italy
Field Marshal
von Rundpstedt
Seventh Army
Reichstag
Theaters
Opera
German Academy of Aviation
Biond
Sonnenmasn
Hillec
Europe
Redeployment Plans Highlighted in Army Seminar
A news seminar with top Army service force officials outlined redeployment challenges for the Pacific. Somervell warned the process would be harder than training and equipping forces in the United States, stressing long overseas movements and port and housing shortfalls in the Philippines Burma and China. Maj. Gen. Wood stated 89 to 95 percent of European equipment will be recovered for Pacific use, with 15 to 25 percent available in European ports within three months after D Day.
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District of Columia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Fort Sem Houston
Tex
Texas
Fort McPherson
Alabama
Georgia
Teneser
Camp Shelby
Miss
Louisiana
Mississippi
Fort Sheridan
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fort Snelling
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Upper Michigan
Amayit Service Force
ASP
Pacific
Somervell
United States
United Kingdom
Japan
Philippinés
Burma
China
Britain
England
Manila
Tokyo
Walter A. Wood, Jr
ASE
Europe
Okinawa Front Advances and Air Power Shift Report
Dispatch describes Marine and Army units accelerating on Okinawa with Third Marine Amphibious Corps and 24th Army Corps reinforcing the front toward Naha. Liberators and Navy planes damaged and destroyed on Marcus, Truk, and ships under heavy anti aircraft fire. Lt Gen Berney Giles forecasts intensified American air offensives, with B 29s supplementing B 17s and wings redeployed from Europe to the Pacific.
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Marcus
Truk
Navy
Patsus
Third Marine Amphibious Corps
Okinawa Hne
24Th Army .Corps
98Th Army
Tenth Army of Marines
Doughbors
aApeil i
Leatherneck
Army
Seventh
Tith
Naha
Berney Giles
Army Air Forces
Thhe PacfSc
Japan
Giles
U. S. Army Air Forces
HH. Arnold
Europe
Pacific
Gilee
Germans cling to Moravia as Paris reports port surrenders
Amid claims of German resistance in Moravia a Paris defense bulletin notes surrender of Atlantic garrisons at Le Rochelle St Nazaire and Lorient while Dunkerque remains contested. Moscow celebrates liberation with salutes and Stalin orders the day. Death to the German invaders echoes in the final lines.
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London
Moravia
French Defense Ministry
Paris
le Roschelle
St. Nazaire
Lorient
Dunkergu
France
Prague
Stalinin
Marsial Ivan
Konev
Moscow
Stalin
Orel
Association to Dine Supports Mohewi Hudsons Dinner
The Mohewi Hudsons Directors Association will install offsets at a dinner meeting at 6:39 p.m. today at the Troy Club, outlining support activities and local engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohewi Hudsox Tureral Directors Association
Troy Club
Cohoes Urged to Donate Blood at Mobile Bank
Cohoes residents are urged by Robert G. Hanlon of the Red Cross to donate blood at a mobile blood bank in Troy. The appeal aims for a creditable showing as nineteen centers nationwide shut down by Basil O’Connor's national blood program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Jin Troy
Robert G. Hanlon
Blood Bank Committee
American Red Cross
Basil Oconnor
Mine Blast Kills 22 Miners in Utah
An explosion at the Utah Fuel Co mine in Senpyside Utah killed at least twenty two miners. Company officials announced the death toll last night and said rescue efforts were ongoing at the pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senpyside
Utah
Utah Fuel Co
Adirondack Peaks Blanketed by Snow
A light snow blanket covered Saranac Lake and nearby Adirondack Mountains yesterday as colder air moved in. Skies cleared enough for a calm morning, with measurements indicating fresh accumulation across exposed summits.
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Adirondack
Saranac Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Cohoes Board Votes Draft Class Assignments at Meeting
The Cohoes Selective Service Board No. 225 announced new draft classifications. Among 16 men listed, many were placed in Class I and others discharged or pending. the event occurred under the N. G. Lyon Camp Sons of Veterans auspices with Walter Bailey chairing the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Ik Peltier
Fens F. Jilian
Joseph Skigo
Seighrey
K. Dete
Brteomfeld
Theodore Howaloof
Domestweet Ivanis
Myron Giuska
Langton
Ioan WK
Hcdisc
Jordan
Wright
Jota
J . Francs
Aube
D. Christopher
Sovkil
N. G. Lyon
Sons of
A. R
Remsen
Walter Bailey
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Barber's
St. Ples Tor
Qdell CO. Inc
Newark
Saad Ee
Pegs A Voue
Bousch. & Lands's New
Te. Cohees
Ea Schroon
Bates Bett
Cutsien
EgeeDeat Facies
Sroasizetoes
Gerwentinns
Feng Toeis
Ched
Raymond R. Howland
Ralph Howland
Main Street
Greywich
Af Air Base
Zederal
Mediterranean Air Transport Service
Howland
North Africa
Air Corps
Greenwich High School
Granville
The
Telescope Folding Furniture Co
Schaghticoke
Edward Bowers
Fort Pisin
Albers, Vial
Greenfield
Alass, M
PépedsCila Company
Long
Felanad
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Co
East Side
Wiliam J. Rooney
Camp Croft
8.C
Rooney
Gertridé
Margaret Rooney
Orunelle Streete
Camip Rucker
Ala
Orrin F. Ireson
Trinity Methodist Church
Eagle Mills Methodist
Joseph English Garrison
Army and Navy Union
Ann Lebentritt
Anna Dundon
Women's Auxiliary of the Garison
Helen Walthers
Anne Colehamer
Mary ” Fitzgerald
Barbera Allen
Stephen
Vintcent Benet
Agnes L
Obries
Marseillaise
Alma ‘Noble
Guild of the Second Baptist Church
Evwood Edwards
Wynanskill
Mildred ‘Thayer
Frank Melitanus
Pawling Avenue
Jean McManus
Jacqueline Prendergast
Marcia Rapp
Charles Robinson
Nancy Lewis
Shiela Stapleton
Patricia Prendergast
Peggy Ridger -Way
Ronald Milley
Patricia Leonard
Wilam Avslow
Dorothy Russ
Patricia
Abn O'Brien
Robert Nugent
Cynthia Film
Third Presbyterian Church
Women’s Guild of the Church
Banqiet
John M.stuart
Buckingham Palace
Okinawa
Florence H .Thayer
Asaoch
Memorial Methodia Church House
Jean Avilcox
Ester Knighs
Constance Taplin
Milkced Taplin
Sarge Lewis
Bindi
Maeritene Lewis
Plato Soto
North
Nassau
William. Gorates
Stoke
New York Power & Light Corp
Emma Renaud
Lutheran’ Church
East Schodack
Fielen Herring
Charles Witthoft
Horgs Corners
Mary Lukovits
Marlon Ewald
del Vincent
Phylis Walcott
Annette Luckow
Patrici - Turmer
Ant Hall
Cohoes Board
Reni
Deitcher
Remsen St
ELKS
Tae Cuticura
Lovelies
Leroy Shop
Third Street
Troy
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