Grant Letters On Estate of W. C. Millard
Probate granted in Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J. Doro for the estate of W. C. Millard with under $6,900 personal and a widow as residuary beneficiary. Heirs listed include Robert Millard of Detroit and Katherine Jackson of Phoenix with smaller shares to two sisters. estate valued over $5,000 for Celestine L. Polk case with two sons and two daughters named. administration on William H. Dooley estate issued with $2,500 personal and two sisters plus a nephew as heirs. Attorney firms Wiswall Walton Wood MacAffer and Taylor & Taylor noted.
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Wikem
Sillard
Dean BP. Teylor
D City
Edward J. Doro
Bue
Stormer
Robert 9. Millard
Detroit
Mick
Katherine Jackson
Phoenix
Arr
Florence Dunhden
Myrtle Avenue
Albany
Elizabeth Sbeard
B.D. S. Frey
Taylor & Taylor
Celestine L. Polk
Wiswall, Walton
William H. Dooley
Edward J. Dorohue
Catherine FP
Margaret J. Dooley
Lincoln Avenue
Edward Cronin
Armed Forces
Bertram P. Kavanagh
Don’ts for Pimples Offer Quick Relief by Peterson’s Ointment
Don’t scratch or squeeze pimples you may infect yourself. Don’t suffer itching or irritation use Peterson’s Ointment for quick relief and better looking skin. advertises 35 cents at druggists with money back if one application does not delight. Also soothes irritated tired or itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
Killed in action Fraderic Worthen of Gansevoort
Private First Class Fraderic Worthen, 26, of Gansevoort Saratoga County, was killed in action in Germany on March 28 after three months overseas with the Infantry in France and Germany. He was wounded February 21, awarded the Purple Heart, and is survived by his wife Rosé Smith Worthen, a daughter, and several relatives. His service began August 8, 1944 after Greenwich High School and International Paper Company employment at Corinth.
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Acton
Pie
Fraderic& Forrest Worthen
Gansevoort
Saratoga County
Germany
Rosé Smith Worthes
Arthur South
Worthen
France
Greenwich High School
International Paper Co
Corinth
Frederick, Jr
Arthur Jay
Jay Stover
Greenwich
Byron
David
Robert
Nickel Supply to Come from Cuba for War Needs
Freeport Sulphur Co subsidiary Nicaro Nickel Go will ship three million pounds of nickel from Cuba to prevent shortages for jet propulsion aircraft and other ordnance as ongoing war demands rise says Langbourne M. Williems Jr. In Portland Maine, Lt Col William D Veazie, a chaplain and former minister, visits his bomb wrecked office in Belgium where his soldier son unexpectedly appears to report assignment to his father’s unit.
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New York
INS
Cuba
Freeport
Sulphur Co
Nicaro Nickel
Langbourne M. Williems, Jr
Portland
Williamt D. Veazie
Belgium
War Casualty of Fosegan in Pearl Harbor Service
Sylvester T. Fosegan, of Bugkirk-Eegie Bridge road, died May 5 in a Pearl Harbor explosion while serving with a Navy unit. A native of Eagle Bridge and former foreman, he spent days helping bury the dead after the attack. He leaves a wife and several siblings, with other relatives noted in the obituary.
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Sylvester T. Fosegan
Bugkirk-Eegie Bridge Road
Navy
Oa ‘Re
Pearl Herbor
Walte
Pacific
Peter Fosegen
Biscounty
Pic
Thoms Foregan
Africa
Pearl Harbor
Sylvester
Atheny
Anor
Fort. Jackson
3. C
Eagle Bridge
Sylvano
Schenectady
Peter Fosegan
Texas
V-7 Course At RPI To Be Continued
The V T program at RPI a refresher course for veteran Navy men will continue indefinitely Captain Bowman professor of naval science said the V 22 course will run until all engineering students finish their term about a year and a half later The Naval R C T C continues into peacetime at Colgate and UPenn with Navy and civilian personnel at Colgate University meeting on Saturday confirming continuation of academic refresher programs at RPI Colgate and UPenn as successful initiatives
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Vetteran Navy
Bowman
Naval
Colgate University
Com. J. K. Richards
Naval Reserve Oficer
New York
BP. 1
Colgate
University of Pennsylvania
General Weygand to Face Trial in France
Paris reports Gen Maxime Weygand, former French army commander, to be tried for actions from June 6 to July 15, 1943. He allegedly urged capitulation to Germany and served as war minister in the first Vichy cabinet, with claims he knew surrender was inevitable by May 15 but made no troop evacuation plan and discouraged early resistance.
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Paris
Maxime Verland
Vichy
le Pays
Wergand
Africa
Blanford Announces Record Milk Receipts for April
New York April deliveries to the Metropolitan Milk Marketing area are expected to yield a farm return of 3.864 million dollars across 49,713 producers in six state milkshed. The payment combines a base rate of 3.16 dollars with 70 cents a hundredweight in War Food Administration support.
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New York
C. J. Blanford
Wounded-Pfe David Sawyer Home From War
Private First Class David Sawyer, 22, son of Lt and Mrs David O L Sawyer of Whitehall, spent time with his mother at Brookdale Avenue. Wounded in Germany on February 24, his right arm remains in a sling after shrapnel shattered the elbow. He continues recovery at Thomas England General Hospital in Atlantic City New Jersey. Enlisted January 1943, he served overseas since September 1944 after graduating from Whitehall High School. His father is a Coast Guard lieutenant and his brother Clifford is a Navy Air Corps lieutenant and pilot.
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Pfe
David Sawyer
David OL Sawyer
Brookdale Avenue
Whitehall
Sawyer
Germany
County W C T U Will Meet Here Today
A Fensselaer County Women's Christian Temperance Union spring institute is held this afternoon and evening at the Tray W C A. The afternoon session opens at 2 30 p m with Mrs Mabel A Hill state corresponding secretary leading and delivering an address in the evening a musical program will be given Speakers for the afternoon include Mrs Gertrude Palmer Albany County president and Mrs Eleanore Downing Schenectady County president Harriet Dorle Rensselaer County president will introduce the speakers
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Fensselaer County
Mourning Period for Roosevelt Ends at Sundown
The official period of mourning for President Roosevelt ended at sundown yesterday. Flags that had flown at half staff since the president's death were raised to the top of the staff after sundown, by order of President Truman.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Boland Reports April Health Data and Deaths
Dr James C Boland reports to Mayor Aber on April health data noting 825 incidents none of them communicable. Eight streptococcal cases four high influenza like cases and thirteen meningitis cases were identified. Eight cancer deaths occurred. cancer control was emphasized as the city responds to education efforts. Health inspections totaled 335 at eateries markets and hair salons while 384 public health visits and 23 venereal disease control visits were logged. Ninety six total deaths occurred with heart disease leading at 22 followed by cancer eight cerebral hemorrhage five and accidents four. Immunizations included 5489 vaccines and 24 smallpox inoculations in April.
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Apral
James C. Boland
Jos.j. Aber
Rors el -Betend
Shas
Eet
Linde
Ieliefs
Health Department
Senate Committee Leaves for Europe to Study Communications
A five member Senate committee along with top government officials departed by air for Europe to study Army and Navy communications systems as part of planning a postwar international communications policy. Led by Sen Wheeler of Montana, the group includes McFarland Hawkes Capehart and Bridges, with Paul A. Porter heading the FCC and senior military and staff officers aboard.
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Washington
INS
Jacecane
Europe
Senate
Sen
Wheeler
Mont
McFarland
Ariz
Hawkes
N. J
Capehart
Ind
Brig
Plans to Sell 15 608 300 in Bonds
State Comptroller Frank Moore invites bids to open Thursday for 15 508 500 in New York municipal bonds and New York City corporate stocks and bonds held in trust for the State Employees Retirement System. Sale aims to align with policy on short term vesting. WIANT AIR MEDAL Paris Associated Press Wax correspondent Thomas Wirt received the Air Medal for 25 combat missions while reporting from France and the Third Army.
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Frank
Moore
New York
New Fors City
Wiant
Paris
Associated Presa
Thobum Wirt
U.S
Aroy
Air Bede
CS. Fenth Air Force Boses
Buryee and
Chine
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