Trojan Wins Bronze Star In France
James A. Kivlin son of Dr and Mrs C F Hivlin of 1625 Fifth Avenue has been awarded the Bronze Star in France for aiding wounded men near German machine guns and riflemen during a October 9 action. He is serving with the Medical Detachment of the 7716th Infantry overseas. The commendation from Lt Col Benjamin E Thurston notes his prompt medical aid under fire and inspires others in the regiment.
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Soldier and stripper face murder trial in Britain
Gustav Hulten, an American paratrooper, and Elizabeth Fones, a 15 year old English dancer, stand charged with murdering taxi driver George Heath in a Knowle Green crime. Prosecutor H A K Morgan argues the pair planned robbery and that Hulten intended violence. Heath was shot in October. evidence cites a joint criminal plan and statements by Hulten and Fones.
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Local officials appoint Abel to American Red Cross post
Mechanicville William H. Abel vice president of Pruyn Lumber & Supply Co is named assistant field director for the American Red Cross by Frank Chase director of personnel of the North Atlantic Area He will report in Washington on December 4 for duty Abel succeeds Ralph Hartman Spreng as resident Red Cross Chapter chair on November 26 and has long been active in civic affairs and War Council work
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Pruyn Lumber & Supply Co
Armerican Red Cross
Frank Chase
Washington, D. C
Abel
Red Cross
Ralph Hartman Spreng
War Council
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Community Notices From Round Lake Area Gather Local News
Round Lake and J. Cummings have left their home for months and reside in Schenectady. Mrs. Katherine Dean travels to Toledo for the funeral of her youngest brother Louis Huener. Donald A. Gorsline reports from Germany. Alice S. Woodruff Marion Myers and Almond Myers visited Syracuse. Patricia Gorham spent days with aunt and uncle C Smith Mac Minn at Saratoga Springs. Mrs. John Van Gaasbeck shows slight improvement at Mound Park Hospital St Petersburg Fla. Lawrence P. McKean Edward De Garmo families visited Oneonta. Leon G Dibbie hosts Eliza beth Knowles from New Rochelle and Carol Holton of St Louis. Maria Grange hosts a covered dish at Grange Hall with Mrs Irving Reed and Mrs Harry Rubie. Thanksgiving marks Malia 49 birthday cake prepared by Mildred Rubie and William McDermott with 38 attendees. District Deputy Spencer Kellogg and Mrs Kellogg attend. Marion Morris reports 45.71 raised to aid 4-H officials. a son records 2028 donated to United War Fund. Henry VanVaghien presents the Grange with a piano jam.
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Almond Myers
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Syracuse
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C. Smith Mac Minn
Saratoga Springs
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Mound Park Hospital
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Oneonta
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Dibbie
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New Rochelle
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St. Louis
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Grange Hall
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Malia
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Mildred Rubie
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Bemis Heights
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Marion Morris
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United War Fund
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Grange
Reconversion plans approved for major Detroit automakers
Detroit. Preparatory work for reconversion in the automobile industry has been approved by the WPB for Chrysler Corp Ford Motor Co and the Chevrolet division of General Motors. A limited number of planning engineers and technicians will be employed.
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Ford Motor Co
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General Motors
Fear Russia Upset Applecart in Polish Crisis
Washington officials fear Moscow may disrupt Polish arrangements amid rising tensions in Europe. The report notes worry over Soviet influence and potential shifts in leadership as Western powers seek a settlement.
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Russia
Applecart
Sudden Action by Maserw Threatens Negotiations
A sudden move by Maserw threatens to end talks with Premier Mil lajciuk viewed as a moderate by the Rok Signs. His removal could push Stalin to halt all discussions.
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Millajciuk
Rok
Stalin
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