New Hitler Death Plot Report From Madrid Scene
An informant, claiming details from a Gestapo chief, alleges Hitler faced a second assassination scheme. He cites poisoned coffee at the Berghof, mentions Hitler's routines at Berghof and Obersalzberg, smoking, drinking, and hobby darts while surrounded by symbols of the swastika and prized paintings in a fortified estate.
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Madrid
Stuttgart
Munich
Gestapo
Hitler
Savarian Berghof Howe
Bis
Berghof
Bis-bok
Titler
Rudi Vanger
Action Hotels
Berlin
Fuehrer
Church
Roosevelt
Eechtesgaden
Alps
German Resistance and Russian Advance Near Belgrade
Soviet dispatches report German forces stubbornly resisted a Danube flank push while Russian units crossed the Timok River and captured Gradskoto. The Red Army held a north south front inside Yugoslavia and pressed toward the Morava Valley and Belgrade amid mountain obstacles and heavy artillery moves.
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Tary
Vrazogrnac
Nis
Timok
Gradskoto
Yugoslavia
Morava
Belgrade
Rad
Danube
Green Island Club Plans Winter Events And Charities
Green Island community notes outline prizes for a winter contest and the Red and Gin Club Ashing event with a banquet on October 16. Arthur Clodge leads the dark and Christmas Box committees, while a minstrel show and multiple moving pictures are planned. The social activities committee lists names and roles. Radio man Walter J. Kane, on leave, has finished radio school in Bedford Pennsylvania awaiting duty assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Social Actues
Arthur Clodge
Dart League
Meamberg
Arthur Credge
George Luther
William Carnes
Howard Roda
Arthur Hull
Cledge
Walter J. Kane
Bedford
Succos Festival Celebrated by Jews of Troy
The Succos festival, the Festival of Tabernacles, began last evening in Jewish temples and synagogues. It recalls the Israelites dwelling in booths during wanderings and is observed as a harvest festival with booths decorated in houses of worship and many private homes with fall produce and fruit displays.
Pravda Declares Japan Faces Certain Defeat in Pacific War
Pravda argues Japan encounters serious Pacific War difficulties and cannot be saved from total defeat. It cites American industrial power as the decisive factor, notes Japan's conquests are largely futile, and cites defeats since Guadalcanal plus Tojo’s ouster as signs of a collapsing war effort.
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Moscow
Pravda
Japan
Yeaders
Soviet Union
Pacific
Mit Exger
Evgeniy Zuhukov
United States
Zuhukov
Far East
Guadalcanal
Tojo
Allied gains in Pacific push threaten Philippine defense
US forces report over 16 000 Japanese killed as Marines and soldiers push through Peleliu Palau and nearby islands. News notes Manila fears rise as carrier air power expands, while Japanese radio reports mobilization of residents and new defense plans near Balikpapan and the Philippines.
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Palaus
Pelein
Manila
Archipelago
Moluccas
Tokyo
FCC
Philippines
J Bority
Radio Tokyo
A-Domei
Balikpapan
Page Sing
Kewilin
Kweilis
Tanchuku
Kerangsi
Clare Booth Luce Attacks Roosevelt Speech In Philadelphia
Rep Clare Booth Luce addressed the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women charging President Roosevelt hid details of foreign policy and secret diplomacy. She criticized the Dumbarton Oaks conference handling and warned the public ahead of an election.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Hie
Charlie McCarthy
Sidney Hillman
Bergen
Clare Booth Luce
RL Conn
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Waterford social events and school tax notices reported
Waterford recounts a Grace Epistopa meeting at Ty Masonic Temple with Miss Shirley L LeVan presiding and a Sard party led by Miss June Consiin. The Ausillery of the Huaicker backer Steamer Co held a yearly dinner at Sunset Inn. Mrs Clarence Hagedorn spoke on yearly activities. Also tax notices list Halfmoon District 2 rate at 7.31 per thousand and Waterford town rate at 10.53 per thousand with collection details.
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Knickerbacker Auxiliary
Knickerbacker Steamer Co
Waterford
Frank Archambeault
Howard McGarry
Harold Shaw
Clarence Hagendorn
Harold C.vreeman
Hagendorf
McGarey
Triangle
Jonie Triangle
Ty Masonic Temple
Shirley L. LeVan
June Consiin
Huaickerbacker Steamer Co
Sunset Inn
Clarence Hagedorn
Mrcs
Hallmoon
Parcy Willetts
Waterford - Mechanicville Road
Coffee rationing ends as U S stocks rise, imports resume
Mobilization chief Byrnes says four months of civilian coffee supply available, with Brazil promising 1,000,000 bags through normal channels. OPA notes exporters held back to press price ceilings while U S importers seek relief from controls. Brazilian shipments to the United States planned for September through December at regular prices.
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Page
Mont
Washington
Byrnes
Department of State
Brazil
Brimness
Arthur de Souzacosta
OPA
Coffes
Bfi
Brmes
Rio Delanero
Digoviated
Arthur DeSouza i Costa
United States
Souza Cosia
Canton Leo to Drill and prep for December inspection
Canton Leo will drill caulking and floor work in preparation for an inspection scheduled for December. The activity will be conducted Wednesday by Canton Leo members of the Odd Fellows at the regular meeting at Diamond Rock Hall. Fred Hunziker chairs the refreshments committee and George No Mfijer will head the study session.
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Canton Leo
Odd Fellows
Tegular
Diamond Rock Hall
Fred Hunziker
George No Mfijer
Area Methodists Convene Special Conference Session
Methodist clergy and lay members attend a special Trev Merk odist Conference session at Whiteface Inn Lake Placid. Opening at today’s morning, with talks by Dr Osram Hi Rev Alexander Shaw guest bishop from Baltimore on worship and the Bible. Dr We Bower and Dr FLOW preach the world, joined by Miss Betty Lee of New York City.
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Lake Placid
Bodie
Ims
Osram
Alexander Shaw
Battimore
We Bower
Lexington
Flow
Betty Lee
New York Chr
Catholics Observe Holy Rosary Month
Catholic parishes mark October as Holy Rosary month with devotionals for world peace and national welfare. At St. Mary’s Church a minute prayer service is set for 5 30 p m and 7 30 p m with Rev Edward L OM delivering the sermon. The parish choir performed liturgical music under the direction of Suzanne Aznes Sheeran.
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St. Mary’s Church
Suzs Aznes Sheeran Tana
Used Clothing Drive Continues for Distressed Needy
The Troy clothing drive aids needy in war torn Europe and runs tonight at Troy parish until Friday at First Baptist Church. It continues for a week at Methodist church. Sponsored by the High School YPS with Edward Riner man. Church office open 9 am to 6 pm daily. Call S476 for pickup.
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Troy
Europe
First Baptist Church
Methodist
Young People's Sociery
Edward Ri Inerman
Navy Students Hold Dance at Hendrick Hudson Ballroom
Uniformed Navy V-12 students and partners danced to Blue Jackets music in the Crystal Ballroom of The Hendrick Hudson during a Navy dance. Lieut Wesley H Boyce oversaw college Navy staff. Organizing committee included John Bradford Carl Messinger and others. invitations and notices prepared.
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Bluejackets
Hendrick Hudson
Navy
R. PL
Wesley H. Boyce
Comptitize
John B. Bradford
Carl W. Messinger
John FL 3Anese
Donald Aldinger
Robert FE. Madison
Cameron Aldin
ODT Rejects Cohoes Bus Extension Plea
The Court rejects the request for extending the Cohoes bus route. Officials say the matter remains unresolved and will be reviewed again by City Council. Local transit plans face further discussion as leaders seek a solution.
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ODT
Cohoes
Cohoes Schools Resume Lunch and Milk Program
The Cohoes Schools announce the resumption of the lunch and milk program for public school students. Dr FL Herview Conners states the program will be supported with funding from the Pedersl Government and provides noonday meals and examinations for pupils.
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Cohoes
FL Herview Conners. Conor
Cohoes to Host Physical Fitness Class and Mil to Begin Operations
A physical fitness class is planned at St. Agnes Lyceum Cohoes for next week under the Seara of Education and Cohoes War Council led by Dan Cuna. Mil to begin operations at the old Root Mill this week after purchase by The Packing Yarn Co with partial machinery installed for full operation. The annual past president's night of the ET Ruane Post American Legion includes dinner at Annex Troy and installation of new officers with Rose Grienon as president and Eva Condors as past president.
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Rasumad
St. Agnes
Mil
Root Mil
Paching Yarn Co
Tree Mills
ET. Ruane Post
Annex
Troy
Rose Grienon
Eva
Condors
A. Pas
Ficiai
Obituary for Anna SL Jackson and Cohoes residents
Funeral services for Mrs Anna SL Jackson were held at a residence church with Rev Donald R Lewis officiating. Bearers included Charles Neeson Ira Caries and Charles Reeves. The obituary notes Mrs Arsene Lecorer and Mrs Edmend Dagdein, with details of survivors and burial at St Josephs Cemetery Waterford. The piece also mentions a fundraiser drive for a financial campaign and community figures in Cohoes and Waterford.
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Anna SL Jackson
Bridge Ave
Donald RR
Lewis
Charles and
James Neeson
Ira Caries
Charles Reeves
Waterford
Louis OG. DuCharme
Mente Briers
Aee Bors
Canada
Cohoes
Wes den
Leo Staer
le Ray
Lavalite
Mer. Hur
St.-Jean Berch
Leonard Ouimerse
Leo Isabelle
Walter Pratt
Stamey Lemieux
Father Paradis
Barbere Robimille
Lavalles
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Arsene Lecorer
Delahine Boudreau
Edmend Dagdein
Falcon Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
L'monot
Er- Seshea
Waterviter
Olsen
North Troy
Letuyer
Wilfred
Detroit
Cohoes G O P and Democrats Set for Meeting
A fragmented local notice indicates Cohoes Republicans and Democrats plan a joint meeting. The text mentions organizers and registration cues but is garbled, leaving unclear details on date or agenda.
Tax Penalty Deadline In Cohoes Public Notice
Today in Cohoes residents face a tax penalty deadline as the deadmineter tax and related notices warn of interest on date AO legal act for tax reductions. Names are being registered on new veteran memorial panels while community members are urged to submit missing service member names. Harvey and Warren Kern return home from submarine duty and a furlough delay affects their route to Norfolk. The FLW C A WH annual finance camp opens at the Reformed Church with a goal to raise 3.30 to fund the association’s budget and programs. the drive runs through Saturday ending with a Girl Reserves tag sale led by Miss Sara Lees.
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Veteran’s Memorial Park
Leula O'Donovan
Haastt Avenue
Ssifore
Warren Kern
Harvey Kern
John G. Kern
Harvey
Warren
FLW
C. A. WH
Reformed Church
Girl’ Reserves
Sara Lees
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Contin
Area Methodists
R. Po
Raymend
Keays
Elargore Avenue
Samaritan
Adrian Sanctioreum
Harry Witmet
Schenectady
Supreme Miezzin
Roy Adams
Faoum Sanctum
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Abe Wolvns
ROSY
Serger
Sosepn
Charles Page
Fourth Precinct
Joseph Deichelder
Third, Avenue
165Th Street
Fifth Avenus
Leowis
Raymond Fink
Haw Born
Martin Connery
Anthony de Chire
Sgturiay
Forest Avenue
Kirst
E. 7
Pest
Todey
Oneida St
Claude Foster
Pian Parts
Treep
Halloteeen
Tober
Gavin Hall
Joseph Burke
Glam Chowder
Silliman Cha
Ethrse
Shvazge
Sigsetmon Council
Am-I Palgm
Inigar
St. Agnes’ School
Cohoes G. O. P
Democrats
Pat A
Weex
Seth
Waad
Buchanan Mireel
Dan
Cays
Cerebes
Cobses Democrats
Maniac
Moe
Albany Couny Board of Supervisors
Ita
Mbang
Broadway
America
Foriera Hone
Siling
Wheels, Incorporated
Albany
Wheels. Incorporated
New York City
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