Partners in Europe ay THE United Press Japan breaks ties with Axis
Japan repudiates pacts with fascist regimes, abrogating treaties and signaling a shift in European alignments. Radio Tokyo quotes a foreign office spokesman noting efforts to redefine alliances while other nations reassess commitments in the Pacific region.
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Europe
United Press
Japan
Radio Tokyo
Asktee
Foreign Office
Gemany
Ers
Paci
Eauedet
Soldiers Swap Horns for Guns During Attack At Advance Base
Fragmented dispatches describe soldiers trading instruments for arms during an assault at an advance base in the Philippines. Reports recount aerial combat over Luzon, Japanese casualties, and a 1,800 mile mission where a plane went down, with Brigadier General Kenneth F. Cramer narrowly escaping injury.
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Philippines
Portsate
Luzon
Warrantmond Fune
Donald WL Johsson
1Th Air Force
Medranean
Lew FL Dusard
Kuching
Bornen
Johnson
Miiidanse
Kenneth F. Cramér
Cramer
Lette
History’s Greatest Buck-Passing Contest and War Reports
A mixed wartime feature describes Lt. Cmdr. Caruthers, a Denver newspaperman now Public Relations Officer for the 13th Liberator Groups, recounting perilous missions from Bougainville to Shanghai and an engine loss during a five-plane encounter. The piece also notes home-front farm plans in Washington County and graduation honors at Greenwich Central School, including valedictorian Willem Donahue and salutatorian William Sharp with Navy training updates.
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Osgood
Doc
Caruthers
Denver
Pillsbury
Forte Liberator
Shanghai
Bougainville
Cambridge
P. Morphy
Adior
J. Murrey
Howard J. Norman
Robert F. Macev
Fort Edward
Irmed
Laard
Connecticut
Paul M_ J. Williams
Greenwich
Allen BR. McNall
Les. Howard
Stevens
Roderick
Chambers
Easton
John E. Davidson
Washington County
Washington County Home Bureau
Eva Gorton
College of Agriculture
Cornellversity
Miss Gordon
Clemens
Hartford
Hudson Falls
Willem HO Donahue
Wiliam L. Stary
Greenwich Central School
Hwen
Donahue
Sharp
Armed Forces
William Sharp
William L. Sharp
Gray Avenue
William
Navy
Sce
St Anthony Bazaar Committees Meet at Church
At St Anthony's weekly meeting under Airs Michael F Fazio the bazaar committees discussed ticket sales and stock donations. The social is planned for November 11 12 and 13 with volunteers praised by Rev Lawrence Pizzuti. Reports on food entertainment refreshments novelty and cigarette committees were given by named members and D M Patundi and Mrs Fred DelMonaco noted as cochairman of the special award committee.
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St Anthony's Nehagear
Airs
Michael F. Fazio
Lawrence Pizzuti
Oo. Plm
Father i
Ye Alvernia Seminary
Ihej Bezear
John Rea
John Ricci
Manny DiNovo
Ted Cantanucci
D. M. Patundi
FrediDelMonaco
Cochairman
Damage in Nagoya Reported Severe by Bombardment Record
Reports from Nagoya describe a record 300 Superfortress raid with vast smoke plumes and heavy damage. Official word says only two bombers were shot down in daylight, while Japanese claims of losses vary. a Newark, New Jersey crewman recounts their bombing run and in-bay fire suppression in the factory district.
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Guam
INS
Nagoya
1St Bomber Command
Radio Tokyo
Bite
San Francisco
Harold E Deskowitz
Center Avenue
Newark
N. J
Tinian
Trey
Greenwich Church Hosts Women Missionary Society Event
Greenwich Miss Peart Townsend will host the Women’s Missionary Society at the Baptist Church Friday at 7:30 pm with Mrs. Sarah Fryer leading devotion and guest speaker Mrs. Edward Porter of Hutson Falls presenting on The American Indians. All women invited. Dairy herd results list Holsteins from Joan Rea and sons, Jackson, leading with 23.3 fat and 1130 milk, followed by Alien Hand’s Easton herd at 32.9 fat and 1144 milk, and Ash ton Maxwell’s Jersey herd at 419 fat. New selective service registrants include George M. Boggs and Winfred E. Palmer of Easton and Leo F. Wash of Greenwich. Crais changes include class moves for Donald C. Rug g ies, Arthur J. Fish, Edwin B R Perras, Irvin C. Waite, Arthur C. Gibbons, Donat Clavette, Leon.
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Peart Townsend
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Sarah Fryer
Edward Porter
Hutson Falls
Joan Rea
Easton
Jersey
Ashton Maxwell
Jackson
Sétective Service Board
George M. Boggs
Winfred E. Palmer
Leo F. Wash
Greenwich
Crais
Donald’c. Ruggies
White Creek
Arthur J. Fish
Fort Edward
Edwin BR. Perras
Irvin C. Waite
Arthur C. Gibbons
Cambridge
Donat Clavette
Leon
Mechanicville Plans Figg Day Parade Observance
Sunday plans were made by Mechanicville Lodge for Figg Day observance and a parade on June 14 with cooperation from fraternal groups and community organizations. Santagato presided. Dr W J Maby named chairman. another meeting set in Elks rooms. more groups to support observance.
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Jung
Mechanicville Lodge
Con
A Santagato
W. John Maby
Geeti
Chic
Elks Rooms
Flagstad Snubs Germans Refuses Nazi Singings War Notes
Norway’s renowned Wagner soprano Kirsten Flagstad reportedly refused to perform for the Nazis during the war. Her sole public appearance abroad was a trip to Switzerland while she claimed many offers to sing in Germany and occupied Norway were made.
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Srpm
Norway
Kristen
Flagetad
Gaut
Switzerland
Germany
Walkout Threatens Closure Of Buffalo Steel Plant
A strike by 2,000 workers against Bethlehem Steel's Lark- Tawaenapet plant jeopardizes operations. Officials and United Steelworkers denounce the walkout as unauthorized, while management seeks to avoid job loss amid labor unrest. Names of local workers and community members appear in coverage.
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Buchato Uxs
Bethlehem Steel
Lark- Tawaenapet
Tog Sranerngehrs
United Meel Workers
Warkous
Gibkers
At & Merling
Greenwich village writer held for killing patient at Bellevue Hospital
Miss Natale Walker, 32, Greenwich Village writer, was arrested on homicide charges after a patient in Bellevue Hospital’s violent ward was found dead. Detective Johnston said the suspect entered Bellevue yesterday and was alone with Mrs Gilde Abbamonte, 28, who was found dead with a gauze knot around her neck. Assistant District Attorney Dermody said she would be examined by psychiatrists.
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York
Natale
Waller
Greenwich Vilage
Bellevue Hospital
Charles
Johnston
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