Dedication of the Fourth Ward Delayed to November Nineteenth
The dedication and honor roll for the Fourth Ward, originally set for Sunday, will be postponed one week to November nineteenth due to unavoidable delays in shipment and block preparation. Local officials cited the delay as the reason for the shift.
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Local parish cemetery board names officers and new pastor
ioosick Falls Sylvester Scott elected president of Bt. Mary's parish cemetery board with Leo J. Maker as vice president James Brahn Rex John P Mart O Ay and ex-officio treasurer. Rev Charles Robertson arrives to lead North Hoosick Methodist Church as successor to Rev Ernest G. Maguire.
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Sylvester Scott
Bt. Mary's Parish
Leo J. Maker
James Brahn
Rex
John P
Mart O & Ay
Thomas Grebas
Thnis Plains
Methodist Church
Chapman
Lena’ Robercsom
Mes
Lis White
Mrrs. Stewart
Stewart
Fred Roys
Irving White
Charles Robertson
Ernest G. Maguire
North Hoosick
Mr. Maguire
Josephine Maguire
Ronald Hing on leave from overseas service
Ronald Hing has been serving overseas and is spending leave with his parents. A Longview Home Bureau meeting will be held at the West Sand Lake school on Tuesday November 14 at 6 30 pm. Food lesson to be conducted by Mrs Hazel Cipperly and Mrs Kenneth Geeway.
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Ronald Hing
Longview Home Bureau
West Sand Lake
Hazel Cipperly
Kenneth Geeway
Catholic Women's Club
Firemen’s Hall
Lake
Lelend Wonl
James, Bonesteel
Edward Annemier
Mires
Martin Kearns
Kenneth Goeney
Edward Annemitt
Averill Park
Renentis
Charles’ Kivlin
Joséph Vwarre
Catherine
Big Three May Soon Call New Meeting
Roosevelt likely to press for a postwar framework at a new conference with Stalin and Churchill. The second Teheran session could set the course of U.S. foreign policy during Roosevelt's fourth term, as election results clarify allied diplomacy.
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Whitehall Marines and Local Red Cross Officers Elected
Whitehall Marine Corp. William TL Aiken, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Aizen, graduates from Rittemaz School Camp Lejeune. Joseph Caracivio promoted to petty officer second class at Yeoman French Department. Corp Anthony Caraciala stationed in San Francisco. Whitehall Branch Red Cross names Rev James A Brownlee chairman succeeding Rev Lucien H Kerns. Theodore Belanger reelected vice chairman. Directors include Frank Grifin and several officers.
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Anthony Caraciala
San Francisco
Whitehall
Red Cross
James A. Brownlee
Methodist Church
Lucien H. Kerns
Presbyterian Church
Theodore Belanger
Robert Mulford
Asiss Mary Neddo
Frank Grifin
E. P. Manville
Ralph L. Rush
Welter Wevell
Mary Neddo
Ralph Rush
Turkey Supper Proceeds Support Church Activities
The Church of Christ turkey supper last Wednesday raised about 150. Garfield School will be closed this afternoon for Brunswick teachers meeting. A Youth Fellowship hayride is planned for Friday November 25 with Josep W Duncan handling transport and Mrs Charles Sietdun and Miss Darony Ov hcechairmen of refreshments. The group also aims to send Christmas greetings to service members via a newspaper named Out Our War.
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Church of Christ
Garfield
Brunswick
Youth Fellowship of the Methodis
Josep W. Duncan
Charles Sietdun
Darony
Florida Rejects Move to Outlaw Closed Shop
Jacksonville report notes proposed constitutional amendment to restrict closed shop practices. Election tabulation shows 1 355 votes for the amendment and 64 075 against. The amendment aims to prevent denial of employment based on labor union membership or activity.
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Jacksorville
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Local Stephentown Notes Mix Snow and Social Visits
Stephentown residents report a snow covered morning while community members share visits to Mercy Hospital Albany and Brainbridge Navy Hospital. Local gatherings include church supper plans at the Presbyterian annex and a birthday dinner for Ernest Reynolds, with families and service members visiting from Williams town and Pittsfield. Pfc Francis V. Lapp was wounded in Holland on Oct. 13, a native of the town.
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A.m Gillies
Eaf Mercy Hospita
Mgr
Henry Lapp
Harry Dodd
Albany
Jesse White
Nassau
Donald Sutherland
Emma McFeels
Harvey Pease
Horace Provost
Sloansville
Shdow
Thomas Peluso
Presbyterian Church
Oswald Peton
Peter of
Peton
Inlaw
Emma McFeely
Wayne Weigh
Stephentown-Hancock Reef
Wayne, Jr
The
Marines
Ernest Reynolds
Harold Segar
Williamstown
Mass
C Lair Segar
Pittsfield
Frank Seger
Garfield
Reynolds
Times Square Celebration Attracts Half Million Crowd
A massive Times Square crowd of about 300000 gathered for New York election festivities before midnight, with rain dispersing the throng in the early hours. Police and officers directed crowds along one way routes as a formal celebration soundtrack played.
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New York
Times Square
Beitala Test Confirms Bomb Payloads For Aircraft
A wartime briefing notes that tests by the service command in Beitala verified the safety of explosive carries on bomb racks. It cites a 400 pound class payload as the largest carried by a large aircraft and references Lt. Joseph Aspirin amid stray garbled lines.
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