Official To Be Greeted By Veterans
A dinner and reception in Albany Wednesday will honor Troy World War I veterans. Attending are notable guests from Ogden Utah and Ulster County, along with local figures such as Joseph Kedy and Merritt Waters. The event includes a dinner committee and a guest list of area leaders and veterans.
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Troy
Grang
Acbuny
Spence & Bectes
Ogden
Utah
Levies
Thomas E. Dew
Altsey
Ulster County
George Bernard
Jos Kedy
Wat Dooley
Renaselaer
Stevens
Michael A. Ju
Thomas Hewes
Merritt Waters
Bernard J. Dooley
Frank Dioner
Mert Flau
Ben Chucks
Bowker
Harold “Stephens
Behr- Manning Corp
Albany
National Association of Cost Accountants
H. D. Anderson
Syracuse
Frank Klein
National
Red Cross Readiness to Act in Case of Disaster
The Red Cross Disaster Preparedness Committee in Rensselaer County stands by for action under an agreement with the Office of Civilian Defense and Emergency Medical Service. In peacetime it stores relief materials at the Troy Armory and remains ready to aid victims of natural disasters or enemy action.
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Red Cross
Rens, Sewer County Red Cross Chapt Preparedness Com
Alttcough
Plaa
Office of Civilian Defense
American Red Cross
Troy
Sleep Walker Drowns In Glenwood Lake
Nellie Conrad Medina ipi-Mes drowned Wednesday after wandering in sleep and falling into Glenwood Lake. Authorities report the accident occurred during an evening stroll and the body was recovered later.
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Medina Ipi
Nellie Conrad
Glenwood Lake
State Will Mark More Highways During This Year
State Traffic Commission chairman Clifford J. Fletcher says 75 percent of the normal pavement marking program for about 9 000 miles of state highways will be restored this year after paint quality shortages forced cuts to 50 percent in 1941 and 20 percent in 1943. He notes the program began in 1953 and has gained motorists approval for reducing accidents and improving traffic flow.
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Clifford J. Fletcher
Ina Qeeg
Fletcher
Troy Consumers’ Compere~tive, Inc
Maurice H. Osborne
Patent-Teacher Association
Frank Dunn
Harold L. Hinds
Latmon Sherwood
Rotterdam
America
Cohoes High School
Maryland
School For the Blind
Union College
State College For Teachers
First Methodist Church
Rotterdarh
Sherwood
Leftists Ruled Reich After 1918
An OCR fragment traces Germany from 1918 to the rise of Adolf Hitler, noting the abdication of Wilhelm II, the leadership of Friedrich Ebert, the Kiel mutiny, and the early Weimar era. It mentions Dawes and Young plans and Germany’s financial turmoil amid debates on punitive reparations.
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Germany
Wilson
JZ Wilson
Wilhelm
Kiel
Fhe
Max von. Haden
Friedrich
Elbert
Helland
Rieting
Berlin
Weimar
Ebert
Adolf Hitler
Millions in Europe Left Homeless
A postwar scene shows millions of displaced Europeans, including refugees and former workers from German farms and industries, awaiting resettlement. Lt. Colt William A. Brewer, head of the displaced persons section, reports 200 corps aiding in feeding and shelter operations as camps hold 3,000 to 25,000 people.
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Thid
1KODM
Europe
Germany
Colt William A. Brewer
Los Angeles
12Th Army Group
Legion of Merit Awarded to Sargeant Major Winkelman
Legion of Merit awarded to Sst. Joseph T. Winkelman husband of Mary McCabe of 106 King Street for meritorious service as sergeant major with the 34th Antiaircraft Artillery Brigade Coast Artillery during World War II He served as first sergeant of the brigade forward echelon in the initial days of the invasion of France and continued in that role until the echelon joined. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Winkelman of 372 Fourth Street and a graduate of LaSalle Institute.
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Legion. OF Merit
Joseph T. Winkelmas
Mary McCabe
King Street
Legion of Merit
34Th
Coast Artillery Corps
France
Sergeant Winkelman
Joseph Winkelman
Fourth Street
LaSalle Institute
Waynesburg Man Views His Home Street as World’s Beauty
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania local resident Herted Street is praised as the most beautiful in the world. The notice mentions Lidub Wiliam Meighen, of Waynesburg, on leave from Rome.
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Waynesbars
CNS
Wiliam Meighen
Waynesburg
Rome
Fragmentary note on Germany and Amethyst misreads
The text appears to be a fragmented OCR snippet mentioning Germany Maighen and Amethyst. It references overseas travel and a vague description of quartz Amethyst color but provides no coherent event, date, or clear names to form a factual summary.
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