Eisenhower Badoglio talk may bring Italy as ally in UN war effort
Allied authorities disclosed a Malta conference between Gen Dwight D Eisenhower and Italian Premier Marshal Pietro Badoglio on using Italian forces against Germany. A new Badoglio cabinet, formed largely of military figures, was discussed along with potential Italian participation in Allied operations and the handling of Italian troops and ships.
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North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pietro Badoglio
Malta
Germany
Badogagy
Rome
Badoglio
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Nelson
Eisenhower
Harold Alexander
Andrew Browne Cunningham
Arthur W. Tedder
Harold MacMillan
Robert Murphy
United States
Walter Bedell Smith
Murphy
MacMilan
Italy
United Nations
Vittorio Ambrosio
Sicily
Britain
Postwar Tax Refund Plan Faces Insurance, Political Hurdles
The plan would refund taxes after the war with a $500 annual cap and a refundable portion based on income at about $11,000 net. Taxpayers could receive 75 percent as cash rebates, with 25 percent kept by the Treasury, or full credit if choosing insurance or an annuity. Some legislators warn of pressure on private insurers and prolonged postwar tax burdens.
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Treasury
Nazi reinforcements urged as Danish sabotage grows
Dispatches from Copenhagen report Gestapo and Nazi stormtroop leaders in Denmark have been forced to appeal to Berlin for reinforcements to crush sabotage and resistance to the German occupation forces.
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Stockholm
Copenhagen
Gestapo
Denmark
Berlin
Allies Press Naples Axis as Italian Front Rattles On
Allied forces surge toward Naples with Eighth Army pushing from Zapponeta to Manfredonia and Torre Annunciata. British and American troops compress the Naples plain while German mines and withdrawals slow progress. Air attacks target rail bridges as Montgomery maneuvers shift to cover the Volturno area and the Adriatic coast. In Washington, OPA outlines new fuel ration cuts and B and C coupon adjustments to ensure essential workers reach jobs amid civilian demand.
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Adriatic
Eighth Army
Zapponeto
Manfredonia
Gulf
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Volturno
Naples
Albert Kesselring
Vesuvius
Pompeii
Mark W. Clark
Torre Annupciata
Bay of Naples
Torre Annunciata
Fifth Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Castellammare
Clar
Sansevering
Calvanico
Roggia
Zapponeta
Sianire
Oma
Foggia
Jugoslav
Hil
Porte
Enroll Cohoes Messengers Aid Jag Days Fund Drive
Twenty members of the Messengers Corps of the Cohoes War Council enrolled to assist during jag days benefiting city child care centers. They will also help in a next week tin can collection under the Cohoes Salvage Committee headed by William J. Vandecar. Mrs. Kihel M. Brown led the meeting at City Hall with Sgt. Gagnon absent.
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Cohoes
Ethel M. Brown
The
Messsengers’ Corps
Colones War Council
Cohoes Tag Days Begin Today to Aid War Child Care
Volunteer workers from Cohoes War Council and local schools will canvass the city today and tomorrow to raise funds for the Cohoes Child Care program. Dr. F Herrick Conners notes fees stay low to keep centers accessible and emphasizes care for children of working mothers and those not in the home.
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Cohoes
F. Herrick Conners
Wark
Ser
Conners
Egberts
Blood Donor Drive Opens In Cohoes
A drive to collect 2,500 pints of blood from Cohoes residents for plasma production to aid wounded servicemen began at a Red Cross meeting. Dr F Herrick Conners urged all citizens to donate when the mobile bank returns to Troy Oct 13. local Red Cross leaders noted the drive will reach every home.
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Cohoes
Red Cross
W.C. A
F. Herrick Conners
Mobile Blood Bank
The
Troy
Conners
Ted R. Russell
Wilbur Caney
Waterford
Mary J. Reed
Rensselaer County
Cohoes Health Campaign Announced By Dr Keough
Dr Matthew J Keough announced an intensive toxoid immunization program for diphtheria in Cohoes schools to ease mothers trips to welfare clinics. Sessions will serve preschool children from six months and school students with consent slips, coordinated with nurses Sally Cummings Mary Lynch and Genevieve Keefe.
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Matthew J. Keough
Cohoes
Sally Cummings
Mary Lynch
Genevieve Keefe
iCohoes Schools Get Salvage Funds
Dr F Herrick Conners announces that salvage from Cohoes schools last October totals 740.13 dollars, disposed stockpile had no monetary value. Funds will be allocated to public and parochial schools next week and converted into war bonds per state law, cash reinvestment prohibited until war ends.
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Cohoes
F. Herrick Conners
Conners
Cohoes Bond Drive Nears Two Million Mark
Cohoes last night neared a two million dollar goal in the Third War Loan drive with late totals showing a substantial rise from earlier figures. Drive chairman E. Z. Ponder urged residents to buy bonds today and tomorrow to reach the target, declaring there could be no excuse for failing to support the fighting men. A pending NY United War Fund meeting in Cohoes was not held, with Ambrose A. Scully noting a state official would outline fall campaign plans. Money raised will support USO and war relief agencies.
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Cohoes
Lomnorrow
E. Z Ponder
Rudolph Roulier
New York United War Fund, Inc
Ambrose A. Scully
Srory
USO
Cohoes Board Reclassifies 46 Draft Registrants
Cohoes Selective Service classify 46 registrants including four married men. Several moved to Class 2B for production needs, two to 1A for immediate availability, others shifted to 4F or 2A(H). Notable names include Harold G. Wilson, George A. Blais, Dominick Pace, and William Andrew Will among many married with children.
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Cohoes
Selective Service
A.é Gatch £. Wilson
Harold G. Marsoais
George A. Blais
William J. Dowd
George E. Bouller
Dominick Pace
Willam Andrew Will
Raymond Joseph Sheehan
Paul Archambeault
Roy Bernard
Arthur Peltier
Raymond Lonsoury
Gerald Heslin
George Pratt
Leo Idelicoe Cameron Goode
George Bull
Willian Cummings
Harold Wilson
Leo Goodness
Willard Liberty
John Gous
Wiliam Tereski
Andrew Ar
Louis Markos
Clarence E
Henry
Two Cohoes Brothers Marines Reunite on furlough visit
Two Cohoes brothers serving with the Marines met for the first time in two years as Pvt Eugene Hamel arrived on furlough from New River North Carolina while his brother Pvt Albert Hamel returned home on furlough after 19 months in Cuba. Their parents are Mr and Mrs Albert Hamel of 97 Saratoga Street. Two more brothers also serve in the Marines.
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Cohoes
Marines
Eugene i{Hamel
New River
N.C
Albert Hamel
Cuba
Albert i Hamel
Saratoga Street
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Janier
Henry Vanier
Cohaester
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Albany County Penitentiary
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Cohoes Theater
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Amity Street
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Washington, D. C
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