French sports figure Borotra held in custody in Paris
Former tennis champion Jean Borotra and fellow figure Weygand were arrested in Paris authorities said yesterday. General W Meurice Gate, a German allied commander, led the forces at the time of the armistice and later directed North Africa actions. Borotra, once sports head under the Vichy regime, was part of a famed postwar French tennis era alongside Cochet and Lacoste era colleagues.
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France
Republic
Liste Wes
Jesu Boroirs
Genzac Prt
Meurice Gate
Gog Wat
North Africa
Borotra
Department of Sports
Vichy
X Borgtra
Heme Larposte
Jacquis
Kerni Cochet
Baty
Horewa
Betes
Mechanicville Sodal group hosts triduum for Mary
The Children of Mary Sodalsky will hold a three day devotional triduum beginning yesterday through Sunday. Events include crowning the Blessed Virgin with Theresa Lapo as queen, a 16 member mother court, a program with First Communion children, a reception, and sermons by Rev. Seraioa Aurigerma. Local speakers include Rev. Lionel Rubin of La Salette Seminary.
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Children of Mary
Sodalsky
Cause of the Assumption
Theresa Lapo
Mart Gueex
Bectingerding
Ron Farerell
Hume
Aed Brio
Seraioa Aurigerma
Lionel Rubin
la Saltette Seminary
PREXIOUS FUTILE GEOMETRY NOTES AT TEATRE
Fragmentary OCR text appears to record stage notes or a theater program listing odd terms such as shoes and racial geometry. Names, dates, or locations are unclear, leaving only scattered references to a precursor theater piece and geometric themes.
U S Cousin Attacks Goering as Fat Slob in wartime chatter
Rochford sign painter Gebring denounces Hermann Goering calling him a fat slob and accuses him of betrayal while recounting a wartime family dispute. The fragment mentions a Canal Zone area and a distant military service.
Eisenhower Thanks Resistance Forces
General Eisenhower expressed gratitude to the resistance forces of France Belgium the Netherlands Denmark and Norway for their service to the Allied cause in a broadside order. He praised their endurance under a ruthless enemy and noted their pivotal role in freeing their homelands.
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Eisenhower
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Denmark
Norway
Office of War Information
Saids
Grafton and Visitors Share Summer Moments
Grafton residents and guests are noted with the Snedecors from Waterford moving to their summer home. Visitors include the Stuarts, Barnhart family from Schenectady, Frank Snyder, Mrs. Gropsey, and Nancy Moore. Arthur D. Jones funeral held. burial at Grafton Center Cemetery. School meeting elects Clerk Mrs. Caroline Wagar, trustee Herman Gious, collector and treasurer Mrs. Marie Clous. budget readings by German Clous. tellers Marie Clous and Charles Cook.
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Robert Snedecor
Waterford Ware
Walter Stuart
Mina Stuart
Sherman
Barnhart, Jr
Schenectady
Barnhart
Frank Snyder
George Gropsey
Troy
Nancy Moore
Mirs
Agnes Moore
Arthur D
Clous
Marie Clous
Charles Cook
Golden Rule Class Meeting At Mrs Lit tlefield Home
Pittstown report notes the Golden Rule Class will convene at Mrs Kenneth Littlefield’s residence Monday night. Mrs Zota Weeden enjoyed a surprise birthday party recently. James Fellows of Tray purchased Archie Caurca’s property.
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Pittstown
Kenneth Littlefield
Zota Weeden
James Fellows
Tray
Archie Caurca
Facteau promoted to second lieutenant in France rank rise
Commissioned Robert E. Facteau son of Mr and Mrs Eldage Facteau of 720 Second Avenue receives promotion from sergeant to second lieutenant with the Quartermaster Corps in France. He is a Cadyville High School graduate who enlisted October 15 1942 and has been overseas about ten months. His brother Sgt Clarence J Facteau was killed in Normandy last July and three other brothers serve in the armed forces in the Philippines Iwo Jima and Germany.
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Eldage Facteau
Second Avenue
France
Leutenant
Cadyville High School
Clarence
Facteau
Normandy
Norman G. Facteau i
Philippines
Iwo
Jima
Fay B
Richard E. Pacteau
Germany
Salem Evangelical Church officers named at meeting
The Willing Workers class will meet at Mrs. Merrill Zweig's home this evening. The Sunday School annual meeting elected Superintendent Mrs. Clarence Bame, Assistant Superintendent John Ray, Treasurer Helen Snyder, Secretary Charles Werger, and Assistant Secretary Gloria Harrington.
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Salem Evangelical Church
Merrill Zweig
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Clarence Bame
John Ray
Helen Snyder
Charles Werger
Gloria Harringtor
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