Anthony Trial Set for Jan 19 in Rensselaer County
Edwin A. Anthony, former Troy hotel employee, facing multiple indictments charging improper relations with three young girls, had felonious assault charges adjourned to January 19, 1944, at 2 30 p m. Trial delays stem from defense readiness and separate morals offense cases, with dates aligned to distinct incidents in 1942 and 1943.
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Edwin A. Anthony
Troy
Rensselaer
Anthoney
Charles J. Duncan
Albany
Harry E. Clinton
Earle J. Wiley
Anthony
Duncan
Trial Date Set for Anthony on Fair Assault Charge
Judge Clinton noted the indictment was changed and a December trial was unlikely. The court scheduled the case for January 10 at 2:30 p.m., with both sides ordered to be ready. Anthony will be tried on the indict ment charging fair assault.
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Clinton
Supreme Court
Anthony
Hing
Eagle Mills Scouts Meet Tonight at Church of Christ
Eagle Mills several community notices show the Boy Scouts meeting at the Church of Christ today at 7 15 pm. Other items include visitors from Troy and Summit, Thanksgiving activities at the Methodist Church, and upcoming Christmas programs and church committee appointments.
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Church of Christ
Ethel Hobbs
Troy
Minnie Carner
Red Cross
Harold C. Hodson
Irene Freemyer
Summit
N. Y
Methodist Church
G. H. Pettingell
Joseph Duncan
Anna Cleary
Henry W. Duncan
Boston
Duncan
Army Medical Corps
Robert E. Jacobs, Jr
John E. Lyndh
Mildred Gutbrodt
Geraldine Rogers
Marjorie Weindenbacker
Jack Decker
Teddy Johnston
John Iffland
Dorothy Ott
Marjorie Ott
D. C. Gutbrodt
Stella Bulson
Church Board of Education
Roy Patrie
Charles Vogt
J. Harold Miller
Bulsan
Joseph Duncan, Jr
Church School
Baby Yar Mass Murders Told by Kiev Witnesses
Henry Shapiro reports from Kiev on the Baby Yar atrocity, recounting how Nazi forces murdered tens of thousands of civilians, including Jews, with mass shootings and incinerations. He documents testimonies of three Red Army lieutenants who survived and recounts the gruesome scenes at the ravine.
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Henry Shapiro
Kiev
Russia
Moscow
Nikola Bojan
Ukrainian Council of People's Commissars
Yefim Vilkys
Leonid Ostrovsky
Vladimir Davidov
Red Army
Baby Yar
German Commandan’t
Yar
Vilkys
Ostrovsky
Davidov
Aftermath of War Fallout in Kiev Population Plunges
War toll devastates Kiev once USSR’s third city with about 1,000,000 residents. Jewish community drops from 209,000 to six. survivors appear as gaunt figures in ragged clothes, scrambling for civil‑provisioned canned meals and new jobs as authorities manage scarcity.
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Stalingrad
Kharkov
Orel
Smolensk
Kiev
Soviet Union
Thera Island Captured Reported By Berlin Radio
Berlin radio said yesterday that Thera Santoria, a Greek Aegean island south of the Cyclades and west of the Dodecanese, surrendered to German naval forces Friday night. It stated no Allied occupation had been announced and claimed the island was completely in German hands.
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London
Berlin
Aege
Thera
Santoria
Cyclades
Dodecanese
Nine Warships and Five Cargo Vessels Launched Nationwide
Nine fighting ships and five cargo vessels were launched across U S yards as part of a rapid expansion of the Navy and Merchant Marine. A triple launch occurred in San Diego with the destroyer escort McClelland seaplane tender Norien Sound and Liberty ship John Davey. Other launches included USS Nehenta Bay at Vancouver Washington for an escort aircraft carrier and submarine Cohia at Groton Connecticut, with additional vessels in Staten Island Alameda Newark and Evansville.
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Associated Press
Ays Atole StSles ix
America
Merchant Marine
San Diego
Cal
McClelland
Norien Sound
John Davey
Nehenta Bay
Vancouver
Wash
Cohia
Groton
James Manning Liberty Ship Tied Up at South Port Land Me
The James Manning, a Liberty ship, was located at South Port land Maine near Tampa Florida as part of its voyage.
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Tampa
Fla
James Manning
South Portland
AP Correspondent Wins Purple Heart on Bougainville
AP war correspondent Rembert James received the Purple Heart for injuries on Bougainville Island. Navy Surgeon Theodore Orr presented the medal as James recuperates at the South Pacific front. James, 37, suffered a ruptured eardrum, arm abrasions, and shell fragment wounds on November 7. another AP correspondent was killed by the same Japanese bombing.
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South Pacific
UPI
Rembert James
Associated Press
Bougainville Island
Admr
Wiliam F. Halsey
William Boni
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
Theodore Orr
Media
Navy Hospital
James
Keith
Seminole Women Add Beads For Each Life Event
Palmer of Melbourne Herald and Newsweek notes Seminole women wear a string of beads for every important life event. The piece highlights cultural practice linking bead work to personal milestones and community identity.
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Palmer
The
Melbourne
Australia
Herald
Newsweek Magazine
Laundry worker killed after fall in laundry fly-wheel
Walter Patchett aged 22 was killed yesterday when he apparently slipped and fell into the fly-wheel of an electrical generating unit in a Jamestown laundry. Samuel T. Bowers reports the accident as the likely cause. Police investigate the fatal mishap at the facility.
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Jamestown
Walter Patchett
Samuel T. Bowers
Pepper and pottery sale at Frears-ARENT Store
From Mexico to California items offered, including peppers priced at 50¢ and an array of pottery jams. Canary yellow, orange, and blue covers for seven-piece fruit juice sets with tumblers priced around 1.39.
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California
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Broadway
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