Convict Japs Of Torturing U. S. Airmen
A Japanese military court convicts Maj. Makizawa and Capt. Nakano on charges of torturing two American flyers Ensign Edwins Waraseck and Lt. Ted Hart. The court recommends ten month terms for each. Makizawa admitted torturing Waraseck for information about a naval task force. Waraseck was beaten and forced to kneel. Nakano was also convicted. Waraseck fate unknown. Nakano’s sentence noted.
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Tathoku
Fermost US
Yoahio Mukizawa
Yoahio Nakano
Ensign Edwins
Waraseck
Ted Hart
Makizawa
Maraseck
Prananesa
Warageck
Tokyo
Nakane
Tore
Hart's Interrogation and Imprisonment After Torture Claim
An account details Hart being questioned last May 18 for withholding information about Alabama and a serial number while an American pilot from Tulchyt faced threats of execution like 14 other flyers. The captain allegedly forced Hart to drink water, jumped on his stomach, and claimed the action was not meant to injure internal organs. Hart remained interned and repatriated by mid September.
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Turing Hart
U. S
Tulchyt
Nukano Waich
Hart
Otder Fyera
Aled Terme i
Seek Hit and Run Driver In Woman's Death Dansville
Livingston County authorities seek an alleged hit and run driver in the death of Mrs. Josephine Gunther Tweed 63 of Scottsburg. Police say her car was sideswiped while traveling from Scottsburg to Dansville and forced into a roadside abutment. A passing motorist found her body shortly after the crash.
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Dansvillery
Livingston County
Josephine Gunther Tweed
Scottsburg
Stillwater Mra Clifford Holmes Heads Rosary Society Retiring President Honored
Stillwater Mra Clifford Holmes retiring as Rosary Society president is praised by Rev Lawrence P Keily for efficient work. Officers and members left about 2200 in treasury. Rosary Society of St Peter s Church plans a car a partly Saturday at 7 pm in the parish center.
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Clifford Holmes
The
Rosary Society
Lawrence P. Keily
St. Peter's Church
Local notices and greetings from Hawley and surrounding towns
Social updates include Halfroon Dein Reed in Ellis Hospital and Mary Bonesteel returning from Troy Hospital. Mrs George Fero also reported home. Ladies Auxiliary groups met in Hawley and Crescent Church with hosted gatherings. Tallmoon Grange holds today’s annual meeting at 8am to receive reports and elect officers. Harold Bornt visits family after Navy Air Corps service. Bornt previously held 33 months as a prisoner of war. Victory 4-H Club elects Irene Mitchell as president and joins others in listed officer roles.
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AMZ
Gordon Bull
Newport
R. 1
Raymond Britt
Coast Guard
New York
George Bolton
Marine Corps
Arkansas
Bolton
Betty Brown
Richard Fossett
Earl Crandall
Army-Notre Dame Gue
Harold Brewster
Elnora
Erwin Brewster
Henry Mall
Navy
Averseaa
William Fordham
Halfroon Dein Reed
Ellis Hospital
Mary .Bonesteel
Troy Hospital
George Fero
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hawley Fire Ca
Charles Kilmer
Peter Woodin
Army Air Corps
Crescent Methodist Church
Tire House
Leland Devoe
Tallmoon Grange
Harold Bornt
Navy Air Corps
Merrit
Boret
Victory 4-H Club
Irene Mitchell
Vivian van Deusen
Hila Fouuntain
Heather Borat
Fay Hurns
Ruth Kilmer
Hoosick Falls Grange Officers Election and Events
Hoosick Falls news notes the annual Grange officer election at All Saints Parish Hall, with a Lecturer program on citrus fruit processing, a Mrs. Griswold skit, and a Walter Baker revocation number. Also, Silver Crags Circle hosts a card party today at 2 pm at River Street home of Ms. George Dodge. A Kiwanis noonday talk by Rev. John B. Martin covers a World War II Living Memorial project for Hoosick Falls. An accident on Saturday night involved cars driven by Ray Barlow and Fred Zita. Barlow arrested after his vehicle collided with Zita's parked car.
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Hoosick Grange
All Saints’ Parish
Hoosick
Ralph J. Griswold
Walter C. Baker
Silver Crags Circle of the
King’s Daughters
George Dodge
River Street
John B. Martin
S.A
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hosick Falls
Bvy
Iansick
Ray Barlow
Bennington
Fred Zita
Bittsfield
Sud Ut
Barelow
Zile
Hennessey Released on Cash Bail for Day Court Appearance
Hennessey posted bail of 100 dollars furnished by Leon Jarvns of Bennington and is scheduled to appear at 10 a.m. before Police Justice Eyra Tiffany Brevitles. The day includes a St Mark’s Parish House event and a dinner for ex servicemen at State Line Restaurant. Numerous meetings listed for today at various local venues.
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Hennessey
Leon Jarvns
Bennington
Eyra Tiffany
Hoosee Walloomsac Chanter
DL A. RR
St. Mark's Parish
Hoosick
Armed Forces House
State Line
Loysville
Tome
Allan Redden
River Street
Knights of Columbus
Navigation Closed for Wooden Boats on Champlain Canal
Whitehall announces canal navigation for wooden boats will close on November 26 and steel tankers on November 30. Mrs Eric Seligmann and son Peter arrived at St. Cloud Florida to spend the winter as guests of Mrs Harry McMullen. Aliee Ries leaves on leave of absence to visit sister in Richmond Virginia. The Y M C A Men’s Club reorganized with Preston J Inglee elected president and officers Joseph Scott Christopher Grady and Willard Harper. Armistice Day observances were held with services in Riverside Park and Notre Dame des Victoires Church sponsored by the American Legion. Former Justice Leona M Layden spoke at the park ceremony and wreaths were laid. Taps sounded by a NY Guard squad. Reverend Paul Leduc delivered the evening sermon at Notre Dame des Victoires Church.
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Eric Seligmann
Peter
St. Cloud
Fla
Harry McMullen
Mira Twueille
Finch
Whitehall
Aliee Ries
M.C. A
Preston J. Inglee
Joseph Scott
Christopher Grady
Willard Harper
Riverside Park
Notre Dame Des Victoires
American Legion
Supreme Court
Leoa M. Layden
Mar ‘Jon Jarrett
the Waves
St. Alphonjing
Glens Falls
Notre Dame Idea Victories’ Church
War surplus rifle copies found near Anjo in Japan
UPI report says Sixth Army found two dozen copies of the American Garand rifle at a Japanese factory near Anjo last June. The weapons differed only in minor details from the U S standard issue gun.
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Naps Copien
U. S
Tito's Candidates Assured of Victory in Belgrade Election
Yugoslav officials report Tito's National Front set to win over 90 percent of 8,020,071 voters in Sunday national assembly elections. Opposition boycotted. turnout by women voting for first time noted amid holiday atmosphere and orderly conduct.
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Belgrade
UPI
Marstat Tito
National Front
National Constituent Assembly
Volera
Reavante Performs in Open Spaces Amid Polling Activity
A report notes Reavante singing and dancing in open spaces near polling areas as security officials enforce a ban on alcohol past midnight Friday, with authorities citing disruption risk and public safety concerns.
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Reavante
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