Hoosick Falls Local Youths Register for Selective Service
Hoosick Falls youths reaching 18 register with the local Selective Service board. Names include Robert Edward Gates Buskhreddin Hust Johnsonville. Robert John Morrison Xorith Hoosick. Edwin Daniel Hing RDM William Francis Heslin Johnsonville. John Leror Delurey Johnsonville. Robert Eugene Sherman Hoosick Falls. Also notes a food sale by First and Second Ward committees of the CD Auxiliary.
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Hoosick Falls
Retirement and wartime
Wood Flong Corp. in Stillwater recalls Ri ard PC Hickey’s long service from machine band to machine tender over 18 years. He received a farewell lounge chair from fellow workers this week. Overseas serviceman Pfe Stanley Smith Jr is in Holland with a good conduct bar and American ribbon with one star per a letter to his mother. Fr Paul F Gallagher reports from Belgium that he is moving fast.
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Leader of Japanese Terror Society Dies at 60
Mitsuru Toyama, head of the Black Dragon Society, reportedly died at his summer home after a long illness. U.S. monitors describe him as a powerful political figure believed to be behind Tojo and responsible for East Asia war tensions.
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GOP Ward Workers Meet for Registration Instructions
Republican ward workers from across the city gathered at The Hendrick Hudson on Wednesday to receive guidance on voter registration duties and election day procedures. Campaign manager Thomas H. Brown presided, with speakers including Congressman Dean P. Taylor Mayor John J. Ahern Martin B. Stack Cousins Hudson welfare commissioner and county clerk Lawrence J. Collis.
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Thomas H. Brown
Dean P. Taylor
John J. Ahern
Martin B. Stack
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Lawrence J. Collis
Quentin Roosevelt Promoted to Major
Washington 2Pi Capt Quentin Roosevelt grandson of Theodore Roosevelt has been promoted to temporary major in the War Department He joined the Army after leaving Harvard in 1941 His home is Oyster Bay Long Island NY Marriage dissolves Dorothy E Abrams vs Earl Abrams text notes her belief her husband is dead after 16 years without contact and decree granting dissolution with possible maiden name restoration.
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Frontier Machine and Tool Corp Bankrupt Plea
Creditors filed a petition in Federal Court at Utica asking that Frontier Machine and Tool Corp of Green Island be declared bankrupt. Petition alleges 'in writing' inability to meet obligations. Petitioners are George D. Hunter of Latham claiming Lisir Montfort Montfort 1765 and Smith Wee Co of Buffalo. Representation by McGuesnes Kenner, Troy. Company had previously attempted reorganization. Harvest Shower at St Augustine's Church hosted by Mothers Chair with Mrs William Schubert presiding. Plans made for harvest shower this month.
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Frontier Machine and Tool Corp
Green Island
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Maness
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Latham
Lisir Montfort & Montfort
Smith-Wee, Co
Buffalo
McGuesnes & Kenner
Troy
St. Augustine's Church
Stadley
Hall
William Schubert
Estate Tax Report Filed in Johnston Estate
In Surrogate's Court on Wednesday Edward J. Poland filed estate documents for John Johnston who died May 7. Gross estate 1227.35 with no tax after deductions of 654.95. Remaining 442.33 to be split between son Alonzo L. Johnston of Buffalo and daughter Jose I. Hamilton of Hoosick Falls. Letters of administration issued to Johnston and Hamilton. Sylvester E. Scort attorney.
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Edward J. Poland
Cranafer
Tose I. Hamilton
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge Man Wins Silver Star and Purple Heart
Corporal Rudolph Krause of South Cambridge earned the Silver Star for gallantry at Lae during the Guan invasion and received a special commendation for heroic action. He also received the Purple Heart for wounds suffered in combat. In the same issue a child, Doris Spencer, five months old, died from burns after a house fire near Lowville.
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Corp
Rudolph Krause
South Cambridge
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Krausé
Hereic
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Krause
South Pacific
Bowville
Doris Spencer
Daugher
Bmra
Wizard
Spencer
Lowvile
North Greenbush Ambulance Group Elects Officers
The North Greenbush Ambulance Group held its annual meeting Wednesday and reelected officers. President Har os Bacher and Vice President John Cushir were named, Secretary Aisa Mildred Curbing and Treasurer Bowe were reelected. Chaiman Rapkel named head of the cheer committee. A two-day event for members was planned for October 25 with Florence Warren and others assisting.
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Industrial Speaking Club Meeting Highlights Weave
The semimonthly gathering at the Trey Y. M. C. A. was presided over by Gilbert Lindgren. Robert N. Holmes of Allegheny Ludlum Steel discussed industry practices and challenges, while Mary H. Anderson recounted a prewar trip to Norway and Sweden. A program committee of Abtereon, Ernest Nelson, and Le Roy Bryce was formed to plan future meetings.
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Trey Y. M.C
Gilbert Lindgren
Robert NM. Holmes
Allegheny Ludlun Steel Corp
Mary H. Anderson
Norway
Sweden
Aur Abtereon
Ernest Nelson
le Roy Bryce
Election Inspectors Given Instructions
Election inspectors at the Court House received instruction on operating and preparing voting machines. Officials outlined precautions and procedures for proper setup and handling, with training sessions led by election authorities to ensure accurate machine use.
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David &. Harty
Jacob W. Caplan
Troy
Court House
Mid Age Dilemma Promises Youthful Vigor Revival
An advertorial urges men and women facing mid age loss of energy and stay power to recharge their blood and organs with organic and other viral substances. It claims renewed vitality, stronger performance, and a prolonged prime of life.
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