Sage College to hear notable educators at commencement
Dr Ada Comstock Notemela will speak at Sage College commencement with Rev Julius V Meiderbawer delivering the sermon. President Helen McKinstry announced Dr Natestein as Radcliffe College president and noted her long service in national education. The baccalaureate service is at 10:30 am in the First Presbyterian Church and the commencement exercises follow at 1:30 pm in Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Comstock Notemela
Fenior
Radctite College
Julius V. Meiderbawer
Presbyterian Church
New York
Russell Sage College
Suster
Helen McKinstry
Natestein
Ana Louise + Comstock
Rad
Elite College
Amerits
Moorhead
Minn
U Bhs
A. MovieKen
Nomes
Smith College
Radclve
Moldenhewer
Trey
Setem Ee
Second Presbyterian Church
Albany
Westminster Church
Tavastehne
Finland
Southwestern College
Memphis
Yeon
Union| Theological Seminary
Western Reserve University
Hamilton College
South-western College
Mackenzie College
Brazil
Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Hospital
Seilors’ Snug Heror
Voice of Books
First Presbyterian Church
Two youths die in alley fire near Schenectady market
Fire destroyed the second floor apartment above Josseph A Deschler’s market at Stop 2 Albany Schenectady Road. Frank Van Dyke 19 of Fort Plain and Vernon W Peru 36 of Schenectady were found dead. coroner ruled accidental death. Investigators from state police reported blaze discovered at 5 35 pm by neighbor Raymond Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josseph A Deschler
Stop
Albany
Schenectady Road
Frank van Dyke
Fort Plain
Vernon
Peru
Brandywine Avenue
Schenectady
Deschler
J. Gregory Nealon
A. H. Clough
Latham
J. ¥. Minnick
B.C. L
Troop & 2Re
Raymond Hodge
Youtis
Deschier
General Electric Co
van Dyke
Corder Nealon
Nina Marek
Desehler
Japan Blockade Feasibility and Allied Railings
Op-ed cites policy shift in 1940s naval strategy imagining a blockade of Japan. It notes earlier shipments of oil and scrap iron to Japan, Ambassador Grew’s rise, and a hypothetical fleet and air patrols severing supply lines. It mentions Dutch East Indies and Singapore as choke points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pearl Garber
Joseph C. Grew
United States Navy
Caribbean
Atlantic
Toder
Farin Jap Islands
Dutch East Indies
She Weinland
Caine
Ite
OPA Reminds Auto Sellers of New Used Vehicle Rules
The OPA announces new ceilings on prices for used passenger cars and commercial vehicles. Beginning Wednesday dealers may not sell used trucks or other commercial vehicles to dealers at prices higher than established maximums, creating a spread between interdealer and consumer prices. Warranted vehicles must meet standards and include repair assurances. non warranted units lack these protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester WL Herzog
Speeter
Thoommig Alper
Ing
OPA
Ples Freight
Troy Soldier Dies in Crash on Homeward furlough
Corporal Lestie G Stilson of the Army Air Corps was killed in an automobile crash near Florence South Carolina while returning home on furlough with his wife Margaret Rozen of Troy. He had served since 1943 at Shaw Field and was educated in Lansingburg. Survived by wife father Arthur Stilson and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set for Mason's Funeral Chapel and Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestie G. Stilson
Florence
S. C
Margaret E. Ro- Zen
Packer Avenue
New York
Stitson
Shaw Field
Army Air Corps
Beld
Arthur G. Stilson
Eva Bronson Stilson
Whipple School
Lansingburg High School
Cluell
Padoof
b&Co
Emman Broxson
Donald Zapp
Troy
Leroy E
Albany
Moerris L. Stilson
Mason’s Funeral Chapel
Second Avenue
Seth N. Genung
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingourg
Triermont
Elmwood Fill
End of Japan War Strategy Debated in Senate Reports
Senators debate striking at Japan through intensified B 29 raids on industrial targets and a tight blockade as alternative to broader American losses. Proponents argue Britain survived on American aid and Japan's fanatical resolve would crumble. opponents warn naval mass casualty risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Spain Islands
British Isles
United States
England
Admiral Leary
Admiral Leahy
Geil Syncieate
Blizzard Costs New England A Million Dollars
A devastating blizzard crippled Northern New England with up to 30 inches of snow and heavy winds. Communications across Maine Vermont and New Hampshire were disrupted as sheared lines and damaged equipment cut service. 16 000 telephones were out and Western Union reported many poles felled. Over 200 Massachusetts and Rhode Island workers aided Maine in repairs while two traffic deaths were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Maine
Canada
Maritime
Botton Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Plymouth Notch
Washington
N. H
Niily Back Kingdom
Mexico
Schenectady Pals Wounded Same Day
Victor Lord and Cpl. David Sheldon from Schenectady, high school mates, cornell grads, and Army mates enlisted together. Trained at two camps, served in the same type of unit, later separated to Germany and the Philippines. Parents report both were wounded in action on the same day in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
Victor Lord
Cpl
David Sheldon
Schenectady
Igh
Cornel
Army
Germany
Philippines
War Department
Allies Indict Goering on Eight Counts
United Nations War Crimes Commission member Landon says Hermann Goering is indicted on at least eight counts with an airtight case. Indictments cover his role as Reich minister of the Beice for criminal policies and forced labor programs in occupied territories. Also named are Joseph Goebbels Walther Darre and Fritz Sauckel, charged for aiding the four year plan and war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon iPi
United Nations War Crimes Commission
Bermann Goering
Lke
Commission
Goering
Roly-Polyreichsmershal
Beice
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reich
War Crimes Commission
Joseph Gobbels
R Walther Darre
Fritz Sauckel
Darre
Goebbels
Berlin
United Press
Joseph Grigg
Cody
Goebbels Sauckel
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Lidice
Dachau
Buchenwald
Auschwitz
Paper Resents Friendly Reception to Goering
The News Chronicle says reports of Goering’s surrender to the U S Seventh Army angered Britons. Brig Gen Robert Stack and Maj Gen John Daguiisi were reported at the handshaking ceremony in Huizbuhel Austria on May 9. The editorial labels Goering an evil murderer and calls for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goering
Iandon
The
News Chronicle
Reichswarshel
Hermann Goering
U. S. Seventh Army
Éuditorial
Robert Stack
U. S. 46Th Division
Associated Press
Huizbuhel
Austtia
Stack
Chalice Memorial Planned for Monsignor Reilly
A chalice in memory of Rt Rev. Mer. Joan J. Reilly age 91 former pastor of St John the Evangelist Schénestady will be presented by St Gov Thomas W Wallace Assembly Fourth Degree K of C to Rev. Mark Jo Kennedy Q F M president of Siena College The first chalice by the assembly honored Lieutenant Governor Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Joan J. Reilly
St. John the Evangelist Church
Schenéstady
Thomas W. Wallace
Assembly
Mark Jo Kennedy
Q.F.M
Siena College
Wallace
O R yan To Be Guest May 27 At Event Here
Maj Gen John F O’Ryan former commander of the 2nd Division will guest at a May 23 Medal of Honor ceremony. Posthumous awards to Ly Col William J O’Brien and Sgt Thomas A Baker of the 165th Infantry. O’Ryan’s wartime service earned honors from Britain France Belgium and Ireland and the United States. He joined the National Guard in 1897 and later served as New York Police Commissioner before practicing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O'Ryan
William J. O'Brien
Thomas A. Baker
2Th
DEO Association
O'Ryan
Ryan
Naitional Guard
New York
Sugar rationing and age limits debate in 1940s letters
A collection of Letters to the Editor discusses sugar allotments dropping to 70 percent of 1934 levels amid shortages and wartime demands in Europe, questions why only 42-year-olds can be released from the Army, Empire State Building sway data, and legal questions on pen names with a call for U.S. Copyright Office guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Europe
Britain
Canada
Congress
Empire State Building
Catholic Women Plan Breakfast Sunday May 20
The Troy Branch of the National Catholic Women’s Union plans a communion breakfast at Hendrick House Sustley Star 2 after the 8 am Mass at St. Lawrence’s Church. National president Miss Mary Filser Lohr and state president Miss Lillian Capu Dies of New York will speak. Mrs. Mitter chairs breakfast. Mrs. Connolly and Mrs. Mitter hold state office. All parish women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
National Catholic Women's Union of
St. Lax
Irentes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sage College
V-Garden
Congress ST
Smate
Norito
DR Ada C. Notestern
Moldenhawer
Merry
Robert H. Hill & CO
Broadway
Fibber McGee and Molly
Hilda Terry
Barry
Anne Murphy
Bernard P. Murphy
School Street
Waitehall
Whitehall High School
Jean Harris
Henry Harris
Whitehall
Miss Murphy
Skeenie News
New York State
Syracuse
Alumni Association
Harris
Granville
Red Cross
Blizzard
Monsignor
O’ryan
Johnsonville
Navy
Seabees
Coast Guard
Waterford
L. G
Wavy
F. and
Nom de Plumer
Uagne
U.S Copyright Office
Washington, D. C
J. F. Ortan
TCT
Merchisble
Decker
Athalon
Toy
Roshin- Brothers
Central Avenue
Albasy 5
Devane
L. Caryl Bull
Clarence H. Bull
Stillwater
Army Nurse Corps
Camp Swift
Texas
Stillwater High School
St. Peter's’ Hospital
St. Peter's Hospital
O'Cedar
Stiles Bros
Remsen
White Sts
Cohort
N.Y
Sapetwases Toon
Teor
New Tork
Peshaz
Leo
Matian
Chaimans
Sheritt
Wieress & County Court
Contr
Repreesser
Said
Puch Gouri
Philete Craver
Reisselaer County
Tom
Gulfpride
Guiflex
Mintzer
Mechanicville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!