Watervliet Soldier Returns Home After Long Army Duty
Waters Town reports Lt. Bromiley of Watervliet returning home after nearly three years of active duty in Alaska without furlough. He served as meteorologist in Alaska, with prior training at New York State Teachers College and Pasco County Technology. He must report back to duty in October.
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Watervliet Knights To Join Degree Work
Watervliet Knights of Columbus council plans a third degree ceremony led by State Deputy Stephen J. Cush dag of Brooklyn. Grand Knight John J. Carroll and staff will confer the degrees with a father and son gathering tonight. First and second degrees tentatively scheduled next week at the council rooms. Rev Charles A. Dayton to conduct midweek prayer service at Wesleyan Methodist Church followed by Young Peoples Society nominating committee meeting and officers election at Mrs Bertha Root’s home Friday.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Watervliet Park Service Observes Memorial Day Ceremony
Memorial Day observances at Watervliet featured a wreath laying and remarks by Rev. Ivan, with Mrs. Besuckes and the Watervliet war dead remembered. John A. Patten Post of the American Legion sponsored the program with remarks from community leaders and Commander Alfred C. Meneely. The event included a band concert, school gifts, and a dedication of a park plaque by Corporation Counsel Joseph Dooty, with Elks Lodge planning a social and initiation night for members and spouses.
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Diverse Nationalities Build Bomber Wings On Detroit Line
Workers from American, British, French, Chinese, Romanian, Italian, Greek, Filipino, Russian, Jamaican, Polish, Finnish, Scottish, Irish, Spanish, German, Dutch and other groups staff a mile long Curtiss Helldiver wing production line in Detroit. Leaders by race helped ease language barriers as Allied and many Axis nationals collaborate, facing dangers from the war as they contribute to war aircraft production.
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United Nations
Anna Rosuneh
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Helldiver
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Ser Dusbang
Household cash loans advertised with monthly repayments
An advertising offer promotes loans of 100 to 1000 with monthly payments around 972 and 3 payments per month. It claims no fees or extras to shorten repayment time, mentions a 22100 loan repaid in small installments and a $3.78 per month example, and urges readers to call Household to obtain cash for old debts, doctor oils, or emergencies.
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Summer Stars Appear in the Evening Sky of June
As June begins warm evenings reveal a seasonal southern constellation, Scorpius, and a lingering Jupiter in Leo with Regulus on the sickle. Mars moves toward Jupiter in Cancer while Venus fades toward conjunction. Mercury Saturn and Venus shift visibility through the month. Bright constellations Bootes Virgo Leo Gemini Auriga Lyra Cygnus Crux Aquila appear with Vega Deneb Altair forming a prominent Summer Triangle for guidance.
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Celestial Time Table and Moon Passage Notes
Fragmentary historic OCR describes celestial timings and lunar positions. Mentions Moon passes Joy Moon and a 251.300 mile distance with references to Moss in a mid quarter. Lacks clear dates or recognizable entities due to garbled text.
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Moon
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Plwlel Simmer
Cream of Tart ar Aids In Surgery
Dr. M G Seelig of St Louis reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association that cream of tartar dusted inside surgeon gloves can reduce tissue adhesions and complications from operations. Trials show tear fragments are avoided but cost rises about 32 cents per pair. wartime tartar supply limits use though it may save lives and thousands in hospital costs.
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Professor of Fishing Gives No Guarantee
Professor Samuel Eddy, associate zoology professor at the University of Minnesota, offers a unique night class in fishing as the season opens. He notes it is informal and theory driven, with debates on hooks and lines but no fights, drawing many professionals in the Twin Cities. A woman student joined to keep up with her husband.
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Samuel Eddy
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OPA Volunteer Specialist Recruiting Here
Mrs Marguerite Howard Rooney new district OPA volunteer specialist from Albany spent Monday in Troy helping recruit a corps of volunteers for price control services Our volunteers are doing fine work but college girl response has been slow We need them especially for food surveys After Rooney recruits a corps a price specialist will be sent to train them Two restaurateurs were called to appear at the weekly price panel meeting for the Local War Price and Rationing Board For the first offenses no action. second violation leads to enforcement effort. Eddy confesses neither he nor anyone knows why fish bite. Theyre hungry or mad. He guesses. I take notes at the meeting.
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Deaths and Funerals Record at Albany and Vicinity
Obituary notices report James H. Maloy brother of Julia Roath of Frey dies after a short illness near Albany. Survived by wife Margaret and children John and James with two daughters Ruth and Grace. Funeral from Shaker Road residence to St Pius Loudonville. Additional notices list Frances Pafundi Iagnacito, De Frank Landale Tucker, Frances O’Meara, Marcel la Shuttleworth Copron, Loretta Poland Camus, Mary Grounds and related funeral details across several local churches and cemeteries.
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U.S. Army
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de Frank Landale Tucker
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Brooklyn Iive and Ear Hospital
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Tucker
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Charles Autsef
Hereid Dle
Mable
Ralph Tucker
Fred Tucker
Loretta Poland Camus
Liberty Street
St Mary's Church
James P. Lawier
Edward L O'Malles
James J.casey
Thomas Fanagan
St. Patrick's Church
Cohoes
Ayres C. Sheeran
Witter
E. Duncan
Ambrose | Gunning
de. F. Courtland Cunning
Martin B. Stack
Willard J. Meer Grath
Joseph A. Nites
Eugene 2. Collins
Ee Charity
St. Mary's Cemetery
Father Lawlor
Shortage in Saw Blades Cited by WPB Officials
The Production Board warns manpower drains have reduced skilled saw smiths to around 150,000, hindering the output of power driven saw blades. Despite this, the WPB says no steps can yet erase a five percent deficiency as training new saw smiths would take six years. farmers are asked to share saws with neighbors to meet urgent needs.
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Glass-Asbestos Fabric Used in Warplane Boots
New York report states a fabric made from glass and asbestos is used for sun boots, tail-wheel boots, and protection for retractable landing gear against hot exhaust. The material’s strength comes from glass with asbestos boosting erosion resistance, per a War Department approved company statement by Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp.
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Petition Filed For Bankruptcy In Utica Court
William C Trost a guard and large M Frost a cravat merchant of 22 College Avenue Troy filed a petition in bankruptcy in United States Court at Utica seeking discharge from debts totaling 968 dollars with secured claims including Brestaw Bros 233 and Domestic Finance Co 920. Creditors listed include John E Van Epps 280 and Dr Howard F Barkes PR at of Troy.
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M. ‘Frost
College Avenue
Troy
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Troy Attarsey
Clareamis
Brestaw Bros
Domestic Finance Co
John E. van’ Epps
Raward F. Barkes
Thoy
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