Japan Claims Wide US Damage as War Escalates
Japan continued to claim heavy Allied losses while Mitchell bombers attacked Japanese targets near China. Berlin radio cited Japanese reports of sinking 12 Allied ships and damaging seven others in a convoy south of Bougainville. four transports were sunk and other vessels damaged.
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United States
China
Pan Berlin Radio
Bougainville
Discovery wisCOLDS relief penetro salve ad
An old time home remedy advertisement promotes Penetro salve for colds and flu symptoms. It claims relief from coughing nasal congestion and muscle aches using a modern medicated base with mutton suet. Price listed 75c for a double supply 35c. Demand Penetro.
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War updates recount battleship damage and contested claims
Reported damage to a battleship appears among fluctuating Tokyo claims of Allied losses. Allied and Japanese sources describe actions in Bougainville, Amoy Harbor, and Rabaul with scattered success, including PT boats damaged, vessels sunk, and multiple Japanese ships and aircraft reported down by Allied air and naval forces.
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Tokyo
South Pacific
Bougainville
Tokyo Raudio
Rabaul
Crossword Puzzle From a Historic Newspaper Clue Grid
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Stillacater Village Society Lists War Memorial Plan
The Stillacater Village Improvement Society met to plan raising funds for a World War II veterans monument in Village Park and voted to donate to the War Fund. The group also welcomed a PTA invitation, shared in cards and refreshments, and set next meeting for December 6.
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Village _ Improvement Society
FF. D. Sullivan
Hilda Wilbur
Parent - Teacher Association
Harold Tompkins
David Dyer
W. E. Devoe
Fred
Hoosick Falls approves five year power contract
The Village Board accepted a five year contract with New York Power and Light Corp effective April 1, replacing Twin State Gas and Electric Co. at about $6,329.55 annually for street lighting. Village Clerk Milton C. DuBoss submitted his resignation. he recently joined White Primatic Co. as treasurer and office manager. A trolley check of 2,405.88 was received. a second carload is awaited. November 15 was set as a grievance day on the new assessment roll with a board committee to review property owner concerns. Financial reports: general fund cash on hand Oct 1 2,376.20. receipts 444.37. disbursements 3,673.78. Nov 1 cash 22,246.79. Water fund cash Oct 1 8,244.73. receipts 273.82. disbursements 1. Act on hand Nov 1 6,815.84. Police Department—Ar-
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New York Power and Light Corp
Village Board of Trustees
James S. Scott
Twin State Gas and Electric Co
Milton C. DuBoss
du- Ross
We Whie Primatic Cy
DuFloss
Murphy
Seward, McEvoy and
McLucas
Arthur F. White
Scott
Robert Dewey Dies at 50 in Hoosick Falls
Prominent Hoosick Falls resident and World War I veteran D Robert Dewey 50 died of a heart attack yesterday Born in North Adams Mass he lived in Hoosick Falls since age seven He worked for Walter A Wood Co and later was office manager of the 7 Up Co at Poestenkill Survived by widow Alice Vanselow Dewey Funeral at 11 am tomorrow at home Meador- Fallsch Owens rector to officiate Burial in North Adams Mass Also notes on King's Daughters and church bazaar activities and locals home on leaves from Norfolk and Camp McCall events include Ralph Auering Carl Niles and Francia Dooley.
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Robert Dewey
Hoosick Falls
North Adams
Mass
David R
Elizabeth Carpenter Dewey
DeVeaux Military Academy
Niagra Falls
Walter A. Wood Co
Poestenkill
Alice Vanselow Dewey
Meapar- Falsch
Helen Trendé
Albany
John Jenuskevice
Norfolk
Anthony Stavis
Camp McCall
N. C
Stanley B. Ford
Camp Campbell
Ralph E. Auering
Carl A. Niles
Francia L. Dooley
Amaranth Meeting Remembers Sara Chatfield and Shaw
After basic training at Sampson Naval Training Station the Grand Court hosts a reception tonight in Rousics. Mrs Sara Chatfield grand warder and W Briggs Shaw deputy supreme grand royal patron, appointed at Buffalo in May, are highlighted in the Amaranth event.
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Sampson
Amaranth
Rousics
Sara Chatfield
W. Briggs Shaw
Supreme Grand Royal
Grand Court
Buffalo
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