Truman honors U S Infantry with Medal of Honor ceremony
President Truman lauded the valor of U S infantrymen at a joint Congressional session presenting Tech Sgt Jake W Lindsey of Tip Top? Lind sey from Texas or Missouri to receive the Medal of Honor for hand to hand combat against German troops. Lindsey is the 100th infantryman to win the award in World War II and 233 Medals of Honor have been awarded since Pearl Harbor. Truman pledged overwhelming force against Japan and praised those who will earn the nation’s highest valor decoration. Lindsey, flown from Europe, fought eight Germans after being wounded. The ceremony included a luncheon in the Speaker’s dining room and was attended by Lindsey’s mother Mrs Ruby M Lindsey.
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Arctic Wildlife Exhibition Attracts Wide Attention
A new wildlife display showcases animals from the Arctic to distant habitats. The exhibit promises rare specimens and a chance to view living creatures up close. Visitors are urged to arrive early to secure spots.
Scratching Dog Care Promises Relief from Flea Irritation
A dog owner touts Pax siu nters from Shackett’s Pet Shop at 368 River Street as a remedy for severe itching and biting. The testimonial claims quick improvement after weekly doses, noting a dramatic recovery from a dog previously scratching and chewing.
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Valor and Sacrifice Honor Infantrymen in Ceremony
Marine Corps and one to the Coast Quart remarks praise one hundred decorated infantrymen with fifty fatally wounded. The speaker notes the lack of glamour in service and honors those who endure cold heat rain dust and mud while facing the enemy. He urges grateful remembrance and national resolve inspired by such courage.
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Legion Post Receives Truman Letter of Thanks
A White House letter thanking Troy Post 5 for well wishes during President Truman’s early days was read at the regular meeting. Memorial Day plans include city parade participation and post event refreshments. Candy for orphans visits to Vanderbeyden Hall and St Vincent’s Home were reported, with future visits planned to other city institutions. Large photographs of wartime Army and Navy leaders were unveiled, including a portrait of the late F D Roosevelt.
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Troy Post
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Vanderbeyden Hall
St Vincent’s
Maurice Filson
Candy For Orphans
Charles LaHall
America
Commander-In- Bhief
Franklin A Roosevelt
Otto A. Tatse
Personal Bond Sales Exceed 1.746 Billion
The Seventh War Loan shows public spending of 1.716 billion by individuals to date. Corporations are not counted until June 1. Series BH bonds total 1.195 billion, about 30 percent of the 4 billion E Bond quota. The drive began a week ago with six weeks remaining.
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Treasury
Starch-Based Finish Promises Durable Household Coating
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a starch made by reacting starch with acetyl chloride in a solvent acts as a coating for kitchens and dining rooms. When heated for 1 to 4 hours at 175 to 210 degrees F it becomes solvent resistant and withstands up to 400 degrees F. Alcohol gasoline and water spills do not damage the surface.
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Posthumous Medal Ceremonies Planned at Troy Armory
Final arrangements for a posthumous medal presentation accompany a ceremony at the Troy Armory. Undersecretary Robert Patterson will present awards to widows of Lt. William J. O’Brien and Sgt. Thomas A. Baker. Veterans groups and the 2nd and 4th Divisions will participate with public seating and family area reserved.
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Tyro Trojans
Om Seipan
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New York Guard
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Thomas A. Baker
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Clyde W. Heer
River Street
Secor Regiment
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LaSalle Institute
Andrew F. Lamb
Frank Leversee
Armory
Two Troy Firms Receive National Manufacturers Fifty Year Awards
The National Association of Manufacturers honored Bear-Manning Corp and Rensselaer Valve Co of Troy with fifty year service certificates at a dinner. Cloud Wemppler presented the awards to A J Siford for Bear-Manning and E A Rutledge accepted for Rensselaer Valve Co. Wemppler lauded the awards as recognition of real contribution to democracy and urged manufacturers to protect American ideals.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Bear-Manning Corp
Rensselaer Valve Co
Troy
Syracuse
Cloud Wemppler
J. Siford
Behr- Manning Corp
E. A. Rutledge
Ar. Wempler
Les
Immunization Clinic at Schaghticoke Tomorrow
An immunization clinic will be conducted tomorrow at 10 am in the Schaghticoke Municipal Building. Dr. Howard Kenyon health officer will administer diphtheria and smallpox vaccinations to children whose parents request the service, despite opposition from public health nurse Afiss Rosina Morath.
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Schaghticoks
Howard Kenyon
Schaghticoke
Afiss Rosina Morath
Baptist Association Will Meet Today at Sixth Avenue Church
The Hudson River Baptist Association North holds its annual spring meeting at the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church. Morning session starts 10 30 am and afternoon session begins 7 36 pm with guest speaker Miss Marion Ellen Kimble, home missionary to Czechoslovaks in New York. Box lunches provided.
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Hudson River Baptist Association North
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Marion Ellen Kimble
New York
Pennsylvania Coal Miners Resume Work After Contract
Pennsylvania anthracite miners return to work after the United States government approved a wage increase and restored production. J Forbes of the Sahé Fuels Administration said 93 percent of the 63,500 miners were at their posts as 326 of 333 government controlled mines operated. Output was about 5 to 90 percent of normal, with pay raises totaling 1 3/74 cents daily per UMW member and new port-of-pay provisions.
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Lackawanna Valley
Scranton
Serdnian
J. Forbes
Sahé Fuels Administration
Wilkes-Barre
Oer
War Labor Board
Washington
Oes
United Mine Workers Organization
Degree Awarded to Resident of Grafton
Harold A. Stuart of Grafton received the degree of Bachelor of Sacred Theology today from the School of Theology of Boston University. He is the son of Mrs Mina Stuart and the Rev. Ernest B. Stuart. He participated in numerous extracurriculars including Phi Delta Kappa, the Interfaith Council, Seminary Singers, and the Religious Education Club and was choir president in his sophomore year.
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School of Theology
Boston University
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Seminary Singers
Religious Education Club
Troy Record Victory Garden Contest Entry Blank
Contest entry blank announces a Troy area victory garden contest open to residents of Troy Cohoes Waterford Green Island and Troy. Gardens must be at least 500 square feet or 25 by 20 feet and be clearly marked for judge identification. Prizes include war bonds and stamps totaling 330 dollars.
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Watervliet
Green Island
Waterford
Allies Capture Original Lord Haw Haw
Allied forces have captured Norman Baillie-Stewart and other war crime suspects, including Fernand De Brinon and Haj Amin el Husseini, in a broad roundup. Baillie-Stewart claimed to precede William Joyce as Lord Haw Haw and admitted broadcasting for Germany.
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USC Lounge Workers Meet Thursday at First Baptist Church
A mass meeting of USC Lounge workers is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the First Baptist Church. The session will discuss future USC policies. Mrs Herbert G August director of the Lounge issued the call after returning from a state meeting in Rochester.
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First Baptist Church
Herbert G. August
Rochester
Estate Letters Granted in Surrogate Court
Letters testamentary issued to Nellie C. Chase by Judge Edward J. Dorohue in the Surrogate Court for the estate of Emily Chase who died in the city on May 6. The entire estate valued under $1 goes to the executrix. Lucien E. Cicer is attorney for the estate.
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Nellie C. Chase
Surrogate's Court
Edward J. Dorohue
Emily Chase
Lucien, E. Cicer
Second Ward Honor Roll Seeks New Service Names
The Second Ward Honor Roll committee issued an appeal for new names of men or women in service to be added before Memorial Day. Send names to Mrs. John Troy at 283 Congress Street.
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Congress
Schaghticoke Soldier Honored at Dinner Party
Pvt. Frederick J. Kelondis served as guest of honor at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Slocum in Schaghticoke. Kelondis is convalescing at home, while Miss Mary Brows of Greenview attended as guest of honor.
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Edward A. Slocum
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Esther Elondis
Mary Brows
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Censer Bremer Bayesont
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Congregational Meeting At Church of Christ Disciples
The annual congregational meeting of the Church of Christ Disciples will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the church rooms. Officers will be elected and annual reports presented. Attendees include LaPorte Benalogton Wt Milard S Green and John E Mitchell of Schaghticoxe.
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Millard S. Green
John E. Mitchell
Schaghticoxe
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