Watervliet Last Man Club Elects Officers
The Last Man's Club of the Lieut. John A Patten Post American Legion held its annual banquet and officer elections. William Dolan was reelected president with Alfred Van Buren secretary and Andrew Arivage treasurer as 39 of 41 members honored two deceased founders. Local units and scouts held paper drives and fundraising dances for a Russian orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Man's Club
John A Patten
American Legion
William HL Dolan
Alfred van Buren
Andrew Arivage
Mark Brady
Clifford Hayner
Andrew Lamb
York State Dauard
Alfred C. Meneely
Albert Southwell
Watervliet
Russia Church
South Cannon
Andrew Sarna
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Watervliet Lodge of Elks
No. 1500
Lawrence Kehoe
J. Wilson James
John Farrell
Martin Schanz
Herbert Bond
Leo Munson
George Hipwood
Bond
Peter E. Prior
William Wilson
James Brennan
Duncan
Powell Inn
Albany
Max O. McCamley
First Avenue Methodist Church
Brotherhood of the Third Avenue Methodist Church
Assembly Hall
Frank Coates
Edward C. Well
David M. Herr
Allin C. Depew
Louis E. Barker
Howard Hyde
J. Healey
Fourth Avenue
William J. E. Healey
Iury
Camp Butner
N. C
Army Air Corps
Senator Foresees Liquor Monopoly
Senator Foresees a liquor shortage being shaped into a monopoly by distillers. Senator Shrugham urged a Senate inquiry into hoarding and profiteering, alleging tampering and evasion of price controls.
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Washington (P
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frederick van Nuys
D., Inc
James G. Shrugham
Office of Price Administration
Maplewood War Bond Rally Raises Over $42 000
Mrs. Alex Borison reports Maplewood War Savings Campaign has sold 42 393 50 dollars in War Bonds and Stamps in a year of programs. Yesterday's rally at 2 pm added 1 660 40 dollars, with five Russian motion pictures, Rev Joseph F Banit speaking, and bonds issued by Thomas H Heliday. Lee Litchfield donated the motion picture projector. The event opened with America, piano by Mrs Edith Gordimer, and refreshments followed.
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Alex Borison
Maplewood
Maplewood Gchool
Borison
Joseph F. Banit
St. Basil's
Thomas H. Heliday
Watervilet
Lee Litchfield
Latham
America
Edith Gordimer
Feeding Troops In China and India Faces Difficult Tasks
ENS Staff Correspondent James Brown reports Army medical authorities work with the Quartermaster Corps to keep American troops in China, Burma, and India properly fed. Powdered milk is shipped to address calcium deficiency, with two Indian dairies approved by the U S Army Medical Corps. Dehydrated foods comprise about two percent of the B ration, but require special prep and present handling challenges. In China all food must be boiled to prevent cholera and typhoid, with fresh fruit stewed and tomatoes boiled. Each soldier receives a vitamin A tablet daily, and Indian and Chinese cooks are trained to prepare American meals. Emergency rations include ten days of C ration and Dp Field Ration.
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James
Brown
New Delhi
INS
Army Medical
Quartermaster Corps
China
Burma
India
U. S. Army Medical Corps
United States
U. S
Church Calendar Highlights From Area Parishes
A dense listing shows services and events across churches including Johns Episcopal Lutherans Unity Center and more. Activities cover meetings sewing sessions choirs and parish house gatherings with dates tomorrow Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday noted for various congregations.
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John's Episcopal
Girls Friendly Society
Daughters of St. John
The
Samaritan Hospital and District Nursing Association
Father and Son
Red Cross
Samaritan Hospital
America
Britain
George & Taylor
Women’s Auxiliary
Loss of Home Ties Deplored In Sermon
Rev Henry D Smith of Green Island Presbyterian preached yesterday that modern life erodes the home. He said improvements and wartime travel limits keep people away, turning home into a parking place and filling station and diminish the traditional family and religious core.
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Henry D. Smith
Green Island Presbyterian Church
Prophets Speak to Us Says Pastor
Reverend John M. Stuart of the Third Presbyterian Church says Old Testament prophets are not dead voices but live today in ruined world cities. He cites Isaiah and the four freedoms, praising those who fought for democracy, equality, and the common good, and urges comfort and certainty as God guides his highway through the desert. He quotes Comfort ye, comfort ye my people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Stuart
Third Presbyterian Church
Babylonia
Israel
God
Isaiah
Disorder in French towns after Armistice Day clashes
Bern correspondent of Stockholms Tidningen reports lynching of two men at Annemasse Haute Savoie for jostling mourners. He notes incidents at Lyon and Grenoble where about 1000 people gathered before a war memorial and resisted police for over an hour, with a large number killed and wounded.
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Stockholms
Bern
Stockholms- Tidningen
Annemasse
Haute Savoie
France
Lyon
Grenoble
War Memorial
Soldiers Win Medals For Rescue of Pilots
Allied Headquarters awards the Soldiers Medal to four crewmen for rescuing two pilots after their Mitchell bomber crashed at sea off New Guinea on September 9. Tech Sergeant Eleuteric Nava from Santa Fe New Mexico Staff Sergeant Nicholas Marcinek of Rossford Oregon Sergeant Herbert M. Billington of Palatine Bridge New York and Sergeant Michael J. Reilly of New York City escaped the wreckage and pulled the pilots to safety.
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Allied Headquarters
Southwest Pacific
George C. Kenney
New Guinea
Eleuteric Nava
Santa Fe
N. M
Nicholas Marcinek
Rossford
Ore
Herbert M. Billington
Palatine Bridge
Michael J. Reilly
New York City
Boy Dies of Burns In Buffalo Home Explosion
Four year old William Heverly died Saturday from burns suffered Thursday when a gas explosion in the kitchen of his Buffalo home occurred. His mother Mrs. Marshall I. Heverly 24 and two younger brothers were also burned.
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Buffalo
William Heverly
Marshall I. Heverly
Deaths and Funerals Gather in Troy and Schenectady
Funeral services for Nellie Davern were held at Fonda's Funeral Home and St. Patrick's Church with a high mass. Other obituaries note services for Aioer E. Flaherty at a residence chapel, Mrs. Lillian C. Riel Pauze in Schenectady, Frank S. de Montagnac at St. Mary's Church, and Preston B. Taylor at Trinity Episcopal Church, with interments in St. Joseph's Cemetery Elmwood Hill Cemetery St. Mary's and Oakwood.
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Julia Hayden
Twenty-third Street
Watervliet
Troy Hospital
Julia Travers
James Hayden
Hayden
St. Patrick’s Church
Michael Travers
Rexford
Parker Brothers Memorial
Broadway
St. Patric Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Third Avenue
Men’s Brotherhood of the
Third Avenue Methodist Church of Watervliet
Frank Coates
James Hargarve
West Sand Lake
Louis E . Barker
Trinity Episcopal
Red Cross
Women’s Council
Trinity Guild
Marie Clempson
School of Religious Education
Parish House
Cams
First Presbyterian of
Lansingburg
Trinity Parish
Trinity Parish House
St. Mark’s
James
Fellows
Seventh Avenue
William Groesbeck
Grant Beecroft
St. Mark's Methodist
Nellie Davern
Trojan
Albany
Fonda
River Street
William H. Sheridan
D. D
Walter Chippendale
Patrick McLoughlin
James Milen
John Condon
William Ewing
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mr. Flaherty
aAioer E. Flaherty
First Avenue
Wilford P. Fowler
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Floyd
Raymond Ives
Bernard Schnurr
Fred Nobile
Harold Mackey
John Wager
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Lillian C. Riel Pauze
Troy
van Vranken Avenue
Schenectady
Rosario Pauze
Sacred Heart Church
St. Ann’s Sodality
Frank S. de Montagnac
Third Street
St. Mary’s Church
New York Power & Light Co
Elizabeth McGuirk
Joam
Norma de Montagnac
Allan de Montagnac
Kingston
Jamaica
Hilda de Montagnac
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
P. B. Taylor
Preston B. Taylor
Fourth Avenue
C. V W. Kling
D.D
Trinity Episcopal Church
Henry Painton
William MacFarland
Joseph Wallace
Clarence Wilkes
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Kling
Marine Flyer Delivers 'The Works' Against Japanese Barges
Marine 1st Lt Christopher L Magee of Chicago flies Corsair strafing runs off Choiseul Island in the Solomons. He reports excellent results from a grenade drop on a troop barge at 150 feet after spraying Jap craft. Magee earlier engaged 15 dive bombers off Vella Lavella, aiding American shipping by downing two and setting a third afire.
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South Pacific
Christopher L. Mages
E. 50Th Street
Chicago
Choiseul Island
Solomons
Magee
Paris Reports Death of Italian General Roatta
Paris radio said General Mario Roatta former chief of staff of the Italian army died in an auto accident. Roatta had remained after Italy’s surrender and was dismissed by Premier Badoglio following pressure from Britain and America after an investigation.
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London
Mario Roatta
Paris
Roatta
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Mediterranean
Pietro Badoglio
Badoglio
Britain
America
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Harry P. Harris
Thomas K. Healey
Elkins
W. Va
James F. Healey
Sioux Falls
Nowman Deckett
Harry Bitley
James Jackson
Hoosick Street
Phi Delta
Phi Delta Society
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mirs
Theodore Robinson
Eighth Street
Lawrence Morris
First Street
Speeder
Clyde Irons
Delmar
John H. McMahon
W. Cc. T. UW
Mizpah
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Raymond van Auken
William Mohan
A. O. HL Division 1
Navy
Fifteenth Street
Galt
Elm Street
Fourth Ward
William H. Gethins
the National Bank of Watervliet
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Central Lutheran
Roses and Flax Society
Fifth Avenue
Christ Episcopal
St. Barnabas Episcopal
Third Presbyterian
Sunday Schools Board
Campfire
Christian Endeavor
BABEL
Mayfair
Commounity Couples Club
Sixth Avenue
Isideon Bible Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fifth Ave
State St
Westminster Presbyterian
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Wemer
Arabia
Millis Memorial Baptist
St. Paul's Church
Guild House
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Side Evangelistic Mission
Woodside Presbyterian
Presbyterian Home
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian
Oakwood Ladies
Red Cross Rooms
Boy Scouts
Trinity Lutheran
P.m
Luther League
Bengal
Immanuel Danish Luther
Second Baptist
Marie Antoinette Whitman Missionary Society
Charles Bennett
Pawling Avenue
Barbara Christensen
Brunswick Avenue
Women's Guild
Trinity Methodist
World Wide Guild
Ida Duran
Highland Avenue
White Cross
Seymour Smith
John C. Bennett
Richard Cummings
New York
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Florence Bentley
Jay Snyder
Alidae Coonley
Myrtle Grandjean
Joel &. Geffen
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Women’s Aid 5 Society
Robert Campbell
Women's Missionary Society
Normar Redatne
Northfield
James Clark
Albany Association of the Blind
Sermon
Miss Davern
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Marine Flyer
GRIMM
War Production Board
Industry
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