Railways In France Now Run By Yanks
American railway units in France haul over 10 425 tons of freight daily to Paris and the front. Transportation Corps crews drive trains Cherbourg to east of Paris. engineers destroy bridges and rails later. Veterans of U S railroads staff battalions, with personnel drawn from major lines like Santa Fe and Pennsylvania. every U S railroad is represented among the soldiers.
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Joseph Beives
U. & Army
Transportation Corps
France
Fraree
Americum Wilitery
Exroge
Ford
Paris
Gazolne
Opere Éty
Cherbourg
Is Army
Crete
Sr Amerailcoae
Unis
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Southern
Beltimore
Ohio
Reading
Chicago
Northwest Pacific
Louisvile
Nashville
New Haven
Norfolk and Westers
Milwaukee
St Paul and Pacific
Lackawanna
New Fork
Europe
AELF
Great Britain
Clarence J. Berpee
Jacksonville
Bev
Frank =. Ross
Burpee
America
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buti
Stary
Ani
Ftemen
le Reitroad
Iian
Lear
Tranlextions
Army
Artil
Snally
Preinvaston
Germany
Japan
United States
Normandy
Haisan
Marine Operations
Military Bailey Service
Sunch
Frank Ross
el Paso
Texais
Second Military Railways Service
Biz
Clarence S.r Burpee
Fia
Signal Corps
Exiineer
Ritter
Ang
Public Notice of Real Estate Foreclosure and Title Sale
Legal notice from the New York Supreme Court division detailing the foreclosure of a property owned by an HOA affiliated party. The document lists the parcel description, recorded deeds, and terms of sale to satisfy outstanding taxes, assessments, and mortgage details. Also references notice of name change proceedings and county court actions. Endorsed by Sheriff Craver of Rensselaer County.
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New York Supreme
Cour
Fexsseiner
Lean Corpo Ff
Agate Deri
Natamber
Thomas
RB Slassusin
Iain
Bree
Reseseiaer
New Tork
Abu
Sinate
Rensselaer
Ae Ee Rarevist Dar Fe
BP Ray Sk. Pees
Recere
Eny
Tis
N. FE
Thomas Fgs
Sueriss Previntmatica
Saruss
Savemper
Sherift
Rensselaer County
Rnder
Gem
Pacers
Broadway
York
Trorisgton Aseaen
Missing Soldier and Prisoner of War Horton Record
Corporal J. P. Horton son of Maj Thomas F Horton and Mrs Horton reported missing in France. He was later listed as a prisoner of war in Germany. Horton trained at Camp Meade Camp McCoy and Camp Hinmer before serving overseas and was stationed in England for a short period. His last letter home dated January 2 indicates he remains missing. He previously worked for Montgomery Ward and had family in the Air Corps. Major Horton is in Italy.
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England
Frasce
Montgomery Ward & Leo
Air Corps
105Th Infantry
Hortor
Italy
French Aid and U S Army Signals Salvage German Gear
Col P A Wakeman oversees rehabilitation of tall communications in liberated areas. Construction units salvage 26 rail sectors and all undamaged wires, cables, insulators, switch boxes, transformers, and control panels. Signal technicians repurpose abandoned German communication equipment.
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P. A. Wakeman
U.S. Army
Wakeyaas
Waterford Man's Truck Injures Woman in City
Mrs Bernice Bower 6) of Glens Falls is recovering from slight injuries after being struck Wednesday by a truck in Glens Falls. She was taken to Glens Falls Hospital. The truck, owned by Charles Brethofer Boxing Co of Schenectady, was operated by Esterson C Bonestee of Waterford who stated the woman stepped into the truck’s path and he could not stop. he was not held.
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Bernice Bower
Glens Falls
South iGlens Falls
Gieds Falls Hospital
Tnt
Charles” i Brethofer
Name Building For Alfred E. Smith
Assemblyman Stanley Shaw of Tompkins County announced Saturday he will introduce legislation to name the Albany State Building the Alfred E. Smith Office Building. He said it fits to establish a memorial honoring New York State’s outstanding governor.
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Stanley
Oc. Shaw
Tompkins County
Albany State
Alfred E. Smith
New York State
Area Drum Corps Elects Mrs. Dupree
Margaret Dupree was reelected president of the District Junior Bugle and Drum Corps Council at its first fall meeting in Waterford. The council includes cores from Albany Troy Delmar Cohoes Fort Johnson Johnstown Amsterdam and Waterford. Members are boys and girls aged 2 to 20 years with officers named for the coming year. Joseph Stender Fort Johnson is vice president John E. Heenan Troy Bay Teary Mrs J Alys Hopem Cohoes treasurer Frank Murray Waterford chaplain and J. Lawrence Hughes Albany contest clerk.
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Suss
Margaret Dupree
Waterford
Albany
Troy
Delmar
Cohoes
Fort Joneson
Johnstown
Amsterdam
Stender
Fort Johnson
John EL Heenan
Bae
J Alys Hopem
Coheas
Frank Murray
J. Lawrence Ttughes
Meeting Notice on Corps Admissions at Johnstown Des
The notice indicates a Johnstown meeting on Des presided by officials to vote on applications for new Corps. Approval will admit six candidates at the same session.
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Johnstown
Des
North Bennington News Briefs Highlight Local Figures
North Bennington notes Ralph Wheeler now in Schenectady after a recent stay at Some Misses Antoinette Paine and Susan Waderaill who had procedures at Patagoin Memtories Hospital report recovering. Parent-Teacher Association invites members to hear Miss Lillian Borden from North Adams Teachers College speak on The Childs Social and Emotional Adjustments.
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Ralph Wheeler
Schenectady
Antoinette, Paine
Susan Waderaill
Patagoin Memtories
Parent-Percher Association
Anthony
Lillian Borden
North Adams Teachers
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