De Marigny Trial Ties to Sir Harry Oakes Case
Defense questions touch on a bedscreen fingerprint and burned hairs, while De Marigny testifies in his own defense. He denies the killings and disputes police testimony, recounting tense moments with Sir Harry and a heated Westbourne confrontation. The courtroom drama centers on motive, alibi, and contested forensic hints as witnesses recount a night of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Marigny
Miami
E. W. Melchen
James O. Barker
Nassau
Higgs
Westbourne
Harry Oakes
Nancy
West Palm Beach
Harry
William Y. Sayad
Sir Harry
Sir Sidney
Newell Kelly
Nassan
Crown
John Douglas
Douglas
House Slashes Deficiency Bill By 82 Per Cent
The deficit bill was cut from 1.196 billion to 215 million by an 82 percent reduction from a House committee. The Office of War Information seeks 3 million more, while Navy stock fund capital faces a 750 million cut and the Farm Security Administration loses 6.5 million. Former President Hoover testified on food for Europe, saying the war is in its latter stages, highlighting shipments as both humanitarian and military assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Llpi
House
Office of War Information
Navy
Farm Security Administration
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Europe
United States
Hoover
Pivot Falls Rome Front Push Inches Toward City
Allied forces under Montgomery and Clark pressed along the Rome front, clearing towns from Sessa Aurunca to Presenzano, crossing the Trigno and Garigliano valleys, driving back German efforts with tanks and heavy bombardment, while Allied air forces pummeled enemy supply lines and fortifications across the Adriatic and inland fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Eighth
Garigliano
Clark
Rome
Sessa Aurunca
Roccamontina
Teano
San Croce
Presenzano
Mignano
Trigne
Adriatic
San Salvo
Fifth Army
Mt. Massico
Gariglano
Venafra
Salerno
Nia
Mon
Romery
Matese Mountains
Araxos
Greece
Ava
Yugoslavia
Cupetlo
Vasio
Ancona
Tesi
Littor‘a
Tome
RAF
Baltimoores
Ceccano
Frosinone
Legal Notice of Beverage License Transfer in Troy New York
Notice announces License RL-G216 issued to Geil Beer Wine and Retail in a restaurant under the Alcoholic Beverage Central Law. Describes location at Tras-Averall Park neon N Troy Rensaciner New York and references relevant filing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geil Beer
Alcoholic Beverage Central Law
Tras-Averall Park Neon N Troy Rensaciner
New York
Cun Minet Uia
Sergt Galvin to Speak at St Lawrence Communion Breakfast
Sergt Edward M. Galvin of the State Police BCI will address St Joseph's Society at St Lawrence's Church during the annual communion breakfast. He will discuss youth problems while Rev Francis J. Buechler presides at the 8 a.m. mass. Joseph Po Hise serves as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Galvin
State Police
St. Joseph's Society
St Lawrence's
Francis J. Buechler
Jaseph Po Hise
Brunswick Board Adopts Town Budget
The Brunswick Town Board unanimously adopted a 1944 budget of about 28,000 after a public hearing with no dissent. The budget, approved in the town clerk's office, is 3,000 less than last year and aims to lower the town tax rate though the rate had not yet been computed. The 33,000 decrease stems largely from reduced town administrative expenses, per town clerk Mrs. Joel E. Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Board of
Brunswick
Joel E. Holcomb
Patriots Wreck Train and Nazis Seize Hostages
London reports say the Paris Marseilles express was wrecked after a rail was removed by French patriots. The attack killed 11 and injured 50, with occupation authorities and Gestapo officials aboard. Tass and Brazzaville broadcasts mention German fatalities and reprisal arrests totaling 31,100 Frenchmen, with ten condemned to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vichy Radio
Tass
Laval
Gestapo
Philippe Petain
Brazzaville
Paris
Wazi
Allied air and ground operations near Rome and across Italy
Allied forces bombed road junctions at Celenza and Avezzano airfields, strafed transports near Palmoli and Pineto, and attacked Cos airfield in Cos Dodecanese. Fifth Army advanced toward Formia and Cassino, with several towns along the Via Casilina seized as German resistance formed corridors in the Apennines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Antimacchia
Cos
Dodecanese
Syros
Aegean
Herakleion
Crete
Fifth Army
Formie
Gulf of Gaeta
Rome
Via Casilina
Fifth
Cassino
Formia
Tavarnole
Pagliarone
Boscoronita
Valogno
Corbara
Marzano
Civitella
Ceprani
Picilli
Terracarpo
Caldaroni
Caranello
Caranellovecchi
Furnolo
Casale
Gloriana
Adrivola
Tavola
Casafredda
Totang
Pilorsi
Ameostro
Doddi
Guisti
Campopigliolo
Letino
Milk price rise urged to swap subsidies nationwide
Washington report shows the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation proposing a milk price increase and a shift from subsidies to support. The plan would lift retail milk by about one cent per quart and butter by six cents per pound, claiming total annual effects near 600 million dollars, with subsidies over 500 million yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington LP
Congress
National Cooperative Mik Producers’ Federation
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eastland
D.-Miss
McClellan
D-Ark
Charles V. Holman
Washington
Federation
Teaaing
Holman
Theederal Treasury
Titcomb Auxiliary Reports Benefit Proceeds and Plans
Members of Mollie E. Titcomb Auxiliary Army and Navy Union met at Mrs. Harriet B. LeBeau’s home to hear the final report on a benefit play at The Hendrick Hudson for Holleran Veterans Hospital funds including an iron lung and station wagon. The total proceeds were delivered to Mrs. Ann Lebentritt, Troy chair, and Mrs. Bertha Coiteux announced plans to visit city hospital veterans with holiday gifts. The next meeting is set for Thursday November 16 at Spanish War Veterans Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie E. Titcomb Auxiliary
Army and Navy Union of the
Harriet B. LeBeau
Third Avenue
LeBeau
Hendrick Hudson
Holleran Veterans Hospital Iron Lung and Station Wagon Fund
Ann Lebentritt
Troy
J Mian
Hospital Fund
Bertha Coiteux
City Hospital
Spanish War Veterans Hall
New England Milk Supply Critical Shortage Warned
War Food Administration official warned that consumer demand would exceed New England milk supply by six percent next week. Milk dealers met to reaffirm their pledge to a voluntary allocation agreement as record demand and low production create the shortage. Samuel W. Tator stated that 700 distributors across Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont will pool supplies during the shortage period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
War Food Administration
Samuel W. Tator
WEA
Maine
Massachuetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Convict Shot as Jail Break Fails at Ohio Prison Camp
Six inmates attacked guard Nelson Palmer in the recreation room at a state prison camp near Junction City Ohio. Edward Hykes of New Philadelphia was killed. Palmer, 36, was wounded after being slashed with a butcher knife and struck by the convicts during the attempted breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
O. Pl
Edward Hykes
New Philadelphia
Nelson Palmer
Gripsholm Sails Homeward With 1500 Citizens Resettling
The Swedish liner Gripsholm, carrying 1500 citizens for the Americas, continues homeward from Port Elizabeth after nearly two years interned in the Far East. She sails to New York via Rio de Janeiro, expected November 14 in Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Elizabeth
Union of South Africa
Gripsholm
Americas
Far East
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Keegan and Quill Lead in Bronx City Council Race
Incumbents were seen as faring well as counting continued for proportional representation ballots. By late Tuesday, Charles E. Keegan a Democrat and Michael J. Quill president of the C I O Transport Workers Union led a field of nine Bronx candidates with many ballots still outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles E. Keegan
Michael J. Quill
A. L. PB
C. I. O. Transport Workers Union
Bronx
Birthday party honors Carole May at home
Carole May celebrated her sixth birthday Monday evening at her home with pink decorations. The honor guest received gifts and money from twenty guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray
Atlantic Avenue
Boulan
Mildred Smith
Washington, D. C
Mabel Coon
the Reformed Church
Nellie Windover Hal F
Syracuse
Townsend
Carole May
Jennie Rysdorph
Ladin
Peekskill
Hysdorph
Seaman Charles Fyedorph
Baltimore
Texas
Cohoes Firemen Seek Toys and Paper for Christmas Drive
Cohoes Paid Firemen's Association resumes city wide paper and carton collection with the Salvage Committee. Residents should place papers and toys at the curb and call Fire Headquarters at Cohoes 1000 for pickup. Toys will be repaired for distribution. Red Cross pins honor mothers with five or more sons in service. Spaghetti supper planned tomorrow at 5 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church school hall with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Eadquarters
Cohoes 1000
American Red Cross
Ted R. Russell
The
Red Cross
P.m
League of the Sacred Heart of Sacred Heart Church
Cohoes Board Distributes War Books and Gasoline Books
Cohoes War Price and Rationing Board begins accepting applications for War Station Books and Basic A gasoline books. About 2,250 copies of both books were not applied for during the four day registration. Applications accepted daily from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Book 4 applicants must submit Book 3 for inspection and filled forms. Basic A applicants must submit inspection certificates and filled forms along with former A book covers. Thanksgiving notes from local sisters acknowledged. Also, Halloween party held at New Kenmore Hotel Rainbow Room in Albany for Putnam Knitting Co. employees marking birthdays. Preparations for R W Roavert J Swackhamer visit to Cohoes Lodge No 116 F and A M on Nov 17. Second degree conferred on a class, with work led by Charles E. Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes War Price and Rationing Board
Hallloween
New Kenmore Hotel
Albany
Putnam Knitting Co
Mary Paupini
Pauline Cucchi
Lee Girard
R. W. Roavert J. Swackhamer
Schenectady
Rensselaer-Schenectady
Cohoes Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Willam A. R. Krause
Charles E. Dawson
Service Tests Set in Cohoes for Army Navy Training
Details announced by Charles E Wheeler principal of Cohoes High School. Prospective candidates must meet age and education criteria and obtain pamphlets from Miss Lillian Ross. Tests target high school seniors and graduates planning Army Navy programs including Marine Corps and Coast Guard. Also obituary for Mrs Fred Hebert of 48 Main Avenue with funeral plans. A Sons of Union Veterans social is scheduled at G A R rooms on Remsen Street. Walter Bailey chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Wheeler
Cohos Zn
College Stud
Nas Aml
Ile
Mn An
Armed Forces
Nanist
Ross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Fred Hebert
Main Avenue
Diana Bariteau
Quebec
Canada
Cohoes
St. Marie's Church
Raymond Cheney
Minnie Bariteau
Philip
Alderic Bariteau
St Agnes’ Cemetery
N. G. Lyon Camp
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
G A. R
Remsen Street
Walter Bailey
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Marigny
Harold A. Shelgon
Una Yeeey
St. Lawrence’s
Sergt. Galvin
Brunswick Board
Titcomb Auxiliary
New England Milk Supply Critical
Naomi Martin
Imwibespa Triapgie
Daughters of the Eastern Star
Cohoes Masonic Temple
Emma Bachteller
Poland
Wladyslaw Banaczyk
Banaczyk
Warsaw
Grodno
Krakow
Kielce
Radom
Czestocohowa
Podilesia
Silesia
iGripsholm
Quill
Keegan
P. R
Fynantskill
Rover
Dru
Unitis Drag
Drake Pharmacy
Cohoes Board
Social
W. N. Vandercar
Gordon L.aayes
Fourth and Fulton Sts
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