Legion Seeks Gifts for Veterans Across Rensselaer County
American Legion posts and auxiliaries in Rensselaer County call the public to donate Christmas gifts for World War I veterans in 6 hospitals. Gifts should be sent to local posts or the Department of Veterans Welfare by December 1. Suggested items include playing cards wallets and books. avoid sharp objects and foodstuffs.
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American Legion
Rensselaer County
Legion Christmias
Paige
Logavity
Nadie Cullinan
First Street
Wray Post
Congress and
Fourth Streets
Department of Veterans’ Welfare
State Street
National
Legion
Fighth St Man Held on Abandonment Charge
Mbert Cradwell, 36, of Eighth Street, waived preliminary action at Brand jury before Judge James BH Byren in Police Court yesterday on a charge of abandonment.
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Fighth St. Man
Mbert Cradwell
Eighth Street
Brand
James BH Byren
Pres
Troy Man Promoted In State Guard To Brigadier General
Lester Caighes, colonel of the Second Regiment State Guard, promoted to brigadier general to command the new Third Infantry Brigade with headquarters in Troy, part of the new Third Division commanded by Maj. Gen. Bernard W. Kearney. The move marks the transition from State Guard to National Guard as the 27th Division returns from Federal service, with plans for four divisions effective Jan 1 under Lt. Gen. Hugh A. Brim. General Highee’s long career includes service in World War I and II era actions, earning the Purple Heart and a division citation for bravery at the Hindenburg Line.
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Lester Caighes
State Guard
Woy
Bis
Regimants
Third
Dilyvision
Gun
Bernard W. Kearney
Mini Frank Leversne
Milhauich
National Guard
Acnur Divialons
New York State
Hugh A. Brim
Incge Mimbere
Ardewey
Stile Guard
Kearney
New York
Ingfauley
Utedivialun
Highee
New York National Guard
Hevas
AMF
With Infantry
France
Laing
Yprestars
Sommé
Ranving de Knoll
Hindenburg Taine
Losalle River
June de Mer Ridge
Maurice River
Arty
Prussard
Paisonsby
Hindenburg Line
Active
15Th Infantry
Surmtopa
Peokskil
Drum
Wounded Soldier Back In Hospital
Wounded Private Charles W. Phillips of Waterford returned to Halloran General Hospital on his 21st birthday. Paralyzed since a mine blast a year earlier, he celebrated with neighbors and friends during a home visit, and plans to pursue sketching and a possible career in controverse design.
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Waterford
Texchers
Legislative Book Smaller for LOA5
The 1M New York state representative manual issued yesterday is 20 pages thinner than prior editions. Secretary of State Thomas J. Curram announced removal of material not requiring revision to save paper, deleting the US Constitution and other texts. Two new executive agencies are described, the Division of Veterans Affairs and the State Anti-Discrimination Commission, with Workmen's Compensation Board succeeding the Industrial Board. Copies cost $1.25 and will be distributed to lawmakers, state officials, and libraries as ready.
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New York
Division of Veterans' Affairs
State Anti-Discrimination Commission
State Labor Department
Workmen's Compensation Board
Industrial Board
Annral
Berlin Central School presents The Cat and The Canary play
The Berlin Central School senior class staged a remedy mystery called The Cat and The Canary at the school auditorium. Written by John Willard, the play centers on Glencliff Manor in the Hudson Valley and will be performed again tomorrow by the senior class.
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Berlin Central School
John Willard
Glencliff Manor
Hudson
Rabbi Speaks At Sage Chapel Denounces Pagan World
Rabbi Julius K. Gutmann of Third Street Temple addresses Sage Chapel at Has sell Sage College, arguing that nations professing religion often hide pagan hearts. He cites Germany Italy and Japan to warn that true enemies of Judaism and Christianity are revived paganism and urges Judaism and Christianity to unite for world redemption.
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Julius K. Gutmann
Third Street Temple
Hassell Sage College
First Presbyterian Church
Germany
Italy
Japan
Peagley
Soldier's Blanket Displays Army Patches at Camp San Luis Obispo
Private Russell Wo Lopes at Camp San Luis Obispo shows the Army's most colorful blanket covered with patches from all divisions corps and armies in the service. Aenind Fares.
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Gil
San Luis Obispo
Cat
Sgb
Russell Wo
Three Injured In Auto Leaving Road Near Greenwich
Three people were injured when the car left the roadway near Greenwich and struck a ree. The injured were identified as Mary McCiel and two others whose names were not fully readable in the report. Police and investigators examined the scene as officials issued no further details at press time.
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Bishway
Greenwich
Mary McCiel
Notable Alley Accident Leaves Several With Injuries
Jin Hoaphot of Cambridge reports Theodore McKeighan aged 28 from Ru pert sustained facial injuries and multiple lacerations after an altercation. The injuries include a dislocated left arm and serious cuts. Mrs Tage mond Jones of Bultanville also suffered cuts and bruises.
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Jin Hoaphot
Cambridge
Theodore McKeighan
Rupert
Gossihts
Misu
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Latham
Latham Community Association
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Sam C. Hinsdale
Eugene Theroux
Troy Man
Pacific
B. C, Migbee
Bond Wheat
Bond
Tuns
Friendship Ranch
Purlougil
Timothy L. Culling
Plum Avenue
Hin
County
Shamil and
Hep
Onte
Modernella Troy
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Fenties
Duchess
Awnetiona
Troy
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Nerensary
Sage Chapel
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Carl’s Oil
U. L. Legge
Eighth ST
Thdy, N.Y
Ann Haviland
Uty
Hersert & Co
Fulton ST
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