Paroled Man Arrested in Check Fraud Case
Donald Prentice of Font Nassau, paroled convict, was arrested Friday by state police on charges of issuing fraudulent checks and violating parole. He allegedly passed several checks totaling $25 at Hoag's Corner, Nassau Street, and a store in Nassau. Pending grand jury action in Albany County. Parole officer Thornton Binauboer served the warrant.
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Donald Prentice
Font Nassau
Painle Prestice
Aotra Hall
Hoag’s Corters Grit
Nestas
Sgia
EC. Fluhacher
J.W. Busselt
George Weiffenbach
Nassau
Weltienbach
Roinselaer
Preniite
Attica
Thornton Binauboer
Wynzatskit
Abi Bany
Abbany
Massive B-29 Raid Hits Japan From Marianas
An immense air strike by more than 5,500 American airmen deployed a column of B 29 bombers at medium altitude from bases in the Marianas. The raid targeted Nagoya and other dense areas, with tens of thousands per square mile, signaling strong American resolve as the last bomber returned home an hour and a half after takeoff.
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Page
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Marianas Islands
W-man Crema
Nippon
Nagoya
Japan
Marianas
New Cigarette Prices Watched by OPA
OPA district director Lexter W. Herzog said new cigarette brands priced above standard brands are being watched closely. If price rises are unjustified, prompt action will be taken. Under OPA rules new cigar brands may use the ceiling price of the closest similar cigarette in quality.
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OPA
Lexter W. Herzog
Mr. Herzog
Thinks Himmler Still At Large in Germany
New York CBS broadcast quotes Witmot saying Heinrich Himmler is still at large in the surrender area. German High Command officers reportedly saw Himmler recently and say he is hiding with 53 troops guarding him. The hideout is in territory not yet seized by Allied troops. SUPERVISORS TO MEET. The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors will meet Thursday at 4 pm in the Court House.
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New York
HEC
Cheater, Witmot
Heinrich Himmler
Himmler
Marshal
Montgomery
Higmiler
CBS
Himmiler
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Schwanstein
Hitler
Berechhesgaden
Rormer
Tenth Armored Division
Fort Knox
Seventeen Year Old Barbara Adams Confesses To Mother Murder
Barbara Adams, 17, admitted fatally stabbing her mother Maude Adams, 34, with a newly purchased dagger at their Los Angeles apartment. She reportedly said she planned to kill for revenge but showed no remorse, as juvenile authorities took over the case.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Adams
Pat Abe
Martin S. Wyss
Abe
Wana
Thad Brown
Police Homicide Department
City College Coed
Maude Adams
Brown
Teo
Founder of Mother's Day Blind At 81
Bertha Gruber profiles Anna M Jarvis founder of Mother's Day now 81 and confined to a sanitarium. She is described as blunt and feisty in youth, yet mellow today, with the holiday firmly established. The piece recalls her campaigns to oppose commercialization and notes her continued influence through the Jarvis Committee while she remains wheelchair bound.
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Bertha Gruber
Philadelphia
Anna M Jarvis
Miss Jarvis
Marshall Square Sanitarium
West Chester
Howards
J. Sickel
Sickel
Ann Reeves Jarvis
Grafton
W. Va
Anna
Anny Camps
White House
Congress
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Wilson
Mothera
Sanitarium
Jarvis Committee
Lansingburg Boys Club to Host Board Dinner
Tawrence KE Walsh assistant counsel to Governor Dewer will address the Lansingburg Boys Club Board of Directors at a supper meeting tomorrow evening at Trinity Parish House. He will discuss the state's new delinquency laws during the 6 15 pm program.
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Tawrence. KE. Walsh
Dewer
Lansingburg Boys’ Club Board of Directors
Trinity Parish
Walsh
Hitler Saved Geering From Death Revealed Story
An long and chaotic account describes alleged attempts to rescue Hermann Goering at Berchtesgaden in April 1945. It notes Goering, his entourage, and key Nazi figures including Himmler, Bormann, Loerzer, and Brauchitsch. The piece grimly chronicles arrests, isolation, failed escapes, and the shifting dynamics as Allied forces advance.
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Copsright
NEA Service
Lac
Berchtesgaden
Hitler Dan
Goering
Berebresgades
Zolda
Goerin
Germany
Obersalzberg
Hh Fer Place
Hitler
Fuehres
Serchtesgaden
Berchtesgaten
Bruno Loerzar
Luftwaffe
Bodanschatz
Marshal Btauchitsch
Loerzer
Brauchitsch
Bodenschatz
Reichsieller
Martin Bormann
Berechtesgaden
Berlin
Art Loot From War Era Reveals Far-Reaching Theft
Wartime plunder details emerge as Lt James J. Rorimer traces 21,903 items stolen by Himmler’s regime from a western confiscation district. Documents describe two planned museums in Linz and another to honor Goering, with a vast archive stored in a Steinberg mine.
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Uwe
Reichemershal
Germany
Fuhhrer
Linz
Hitter
Goering
Linz Museum
Steinberg
James J. Rorimer
Sevenith Arty
Rorimer
Metropolitan Museum of New York
Schwaestein
Rormer
Fosenberg
Fall of Goering at Berchtesgaden Captured by Allies
A correspondent describes Goering’s surrender after the siege of Berchtesgaden, his attempted self harm, and the dramatic entry of Allied forces on May 9. Himmler’s circle is mentioned indirectly as the Nazi leadership collapsed under occupation.
Churchill Praises U S Power in World War II Address
Churchill in a 33 minute broadcast praised the United States for the Allied victory over Germany and France’s rescue, lauding American strength while noting Britain’s costly yet essential role. He highlighted Soviet and Allied efforts, the navy’s burden in the Atlantic and Arctic convoys, and the unity of wartime purpose amid election tension.
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Japan
U. S
Churchill
Thal
United States
France
Germany
Atlantic
Arctic
Russia
United States Navy
Lend Lease Supplies Now Going to Belgium
Washington announced a shipment of about 12.5 million to Belgium to boost war production. Cargoes included rye 14 000 tons cattle feed 8 600 tons soybeans 6 500 tons dried eggs 3 000 tons and condensed milk 1 200 tons among others. another vessel carrying 8 500 tons was sunk en route.
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Washington
Leo. T. Crowley
Belgium
U S Froops in Italy Propose Points on Honors
American troops in Italy in the Fifth Army suggest tweaks to the going home point system. Some combat infantrymen want five or ten points for the combat infantryman's badge, an extra point per month with a front line rifle company, and twenty three extra points for combat medals.
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U. S
Italy
UPI
La Salle Institute Men's Club to View Navy Film Night
At Madison Square Garden the BP Bowling Green basketball game will be shown by the La Salle Institute Men's Club at its May meeting. Chief Quartermaster Ed Newland of the Navy will introduce the film. Refreshments will follow a brief business session. the meeting, postponed from last Tuesday due to V E Day, will be held tomorrow.
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R. P. TF
Ed Newland
Navy
RP. Ly
Bowling Green
Madison Square Garden
la Salle Institute
Bosrow
Spain
Cohees Woman Injured In Auto Collision
Anna Cyvikien, 72, of Ontario Street Cohees was treated at Memorial Hospital Albany after a Saturday crash on Clinton Avenue at Northern Boulevard. She suffered injuries to the left arm and leg when struck by an auto driven by Janet MetCrodden of Wyandanch New York according to Albany police.
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Anna Cyvikien
Ontario Street
Cohees
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Janet MetCrodden
Wyandanch
N.Y
Albany Polite
Clinton Avenue
Northern Boulevard
Theft report from George Butler at 450 Madison Street
George Butler of 27 Grand Avenue reported to police last night that an axe four five-gallon cans three pairs of ice skates a pair of roller skates and two pairs of boots were stolen from a house he owns at 450 Madison Street. The articles are valued at $20.
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George Butler
Grand Avenue
Madison Street
Vega Caravan Breakfast Planned at Et Amarmaze Church
A breakfast event hosted by the Vega Caravan is slated for Sunday at 9 am at Et Amarmaze's Church in Latham with a reception in Siena College cafeteria. Principal speaker Enetherion from Coxsackie, ex- state corrections official, will discuss fellowship and Catholic heritage. event leadership includes Louis Fords and James J. Morcis.
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Alhamdre
Mange
Et Amarmaze
Latham
Sreakjast
Siena Con Vlegey
Wiktes & Cashin
Euperisces
New York Stat Voce Toria
Enetherion
Coxsackie
Bureau of Criminal Agentification
State Department of Correction
Josep RB. Doran
Sid
New York
Heighta
Cot
Louis
Fords
Gra
James J. Morcis
Oasis
Order of Alhambre
Knights of Columbus
Usted
Poultry Forum Set for Three Counties Leaders to Meet
Poultry raisers from Schenectady Fulton Saratoga and Rensselaer counties will gather Wednesday at the Manufacturers National Bank Building. Cornell University poultry specialist Prof L E Weaver will summarize the discussion as Andrew Danish leads the forum with Harold Wilbur chairing. It marks the first Rensselaer County forum after monthly Mohawk Valley sessions.
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Schenectady
Futton
Saratoga
Rensselaer
Harold Wilbur
Rensselaer County Poultry Committee
Rensélaer County
Mohawk Valley Poultry Forum
Nazi clothing levy for slave workers in Lueneburg reported
London UPs TeleYgraph agency said the British military government ordered Germans in Lueneburg to surrender one clothing set for released slave workers from Belzen and other camps. Westphalia will see further levies. Col C G Wood, the military governor, was quoted. The agency noted forty German doctors and 200 nurses were drafted for Belsen with more to follow.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Lueneburg
Germany
Belzen
Westphalia
C. G Wood
Belsen
Townsend Club No 1 Recital Presented by Watervliet Music Instructor
Edwin P Walsh Watervliet music instructor will present a recital for Townsend Club No 1 at Wynantskil firehouse on Thursday night. The club previously sponsored a minstrel show with George M Miller as chairman.
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Edwin P. Walsh
Watervliet
Townsend Club
Wynantskirll
George M. Miller
Death of Edward Piscitelli After Heart Attack in Troy
Edward Piscitelli died at 36 from a heart attack on Fourth Avenue in Troy. Coroner and doctors responded. respiratory and emergency teams aided at the scene. Born in the state, he lived in Troy since age four, worked as a plumber and later ran Fisher restaurant at Three Brothers. Survived by three sisters and funeral services planned from his residence.
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Baward
Lexemh
Thomas
Nicholas FL Brigneta
Bernard Stott
Themn
Caps
Edgar KL Avéne
Louis Ueser
Eire
Xroimen Ryan
Albers Frezio
Radio Patrol
Sevam Avenue
State
Troy
the Cluett, Pesbocy & Co
Fisher Restaurant
Frank Pisli
Donotinie Pisciteili
Af Trey
Joseph Pisciteili
Rochester
Img
Frannala
Michael Pricens
Thomas Delmar
Fourth Street
Fire destroys barn on Third Avenue Road near Rensselaer
A large barn on the farm of John Mannix on Third Avenue Road outside Rensselaer was destroyed by fire shortly before midnight Saturday night. Clinton Heights Fire Department fought the blaze with Deputy Sheriff Garry Hedrick of the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office investigating.
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John Mannix
Third Avenue
Rensselaer
Clinton Heights
USO Club Ends Season With Dance
USO Club in Le Troy Florida closes the season after a Saturday dance and entertainment event for servicemen and their dates. The May reopening was planned with Julius Selner as master of ceremonies and sponsored by WLCA and local committees.
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USO Club
Sany
Ins
Navy
le Troy
Flmc A
A. SG -Etui
Sastre
Craties J. Banner
TSO Counc
Eizse C. Schimem
Sonituttee
Julius Selner
Tay Atternoon Ve Deen
Or SO
WLCA
Troy Corneil
Soviasvencien
U S Bans Interviews With War Criminals
Washington bans interviews with prisoners internees or persons likely to face trial on war crimes. Protests by war correspondents in the Mediterranean Theater cite political censorship as tensions grow between Yugoslavia and Italy over the Frieste Argo and broader wartime reporting limits.
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Rome
UFI
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