Yugoslav Partisans Restore Peace and Parish Ties Amid War
DANIEL De LUCE reports from Dalmatia on a Partisan brigade commander at a silk altar with a priest describing cooperation with locals to overthrow fascism. The town elected leaders and a presidential figure from among citizens, vowing peace and order under Partisan control amid proximity of German forces. An American eyewitness notes the absence of partisan terror and the precarious wartime environment as Nazi bombers patrol nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel de Luce
Partisan
Yugoslavia
Marin Cetinie
Narodna Oslobodilacka Odbor
National Liberation Authority
Odicor
Ail
Italy
Draja Mihailovic
Marin Fulmisi
Los Angeles
Cal
Trepan Pavlicevic
Rab
Korcula
Adriatic
Hitler
Moscow
Timoshenko
Two Soldiers Held For Theft of Machine
Two soldiers, alleged A. W. O. L., were arrested in Albany’s Second Precinct on grand larceny charges for stealing an automobile owned by Francis W. Strangel of 362 Partridge Street. Jasper Ward and Dominick Gampetta, with Jas per Nease, were involved. Nease is hospitalized with a fractured skull at West Point Military Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Francis W. Strangel
Partridge Street
Jasper Ward
Dominick Gampetta
Jasper Nease
Cropseyville
Nease
West Point Military Hospital
Ward
Gampetra
Kingston Hospital
William Geary
Thomas Rourke
Green Island club and community notices update
The Green Island Rod and Gun Club meets at 55 Paine Street with President Howard Roda in charge to discuss conservation and stock salmon in Lake George. A salvage drive Oct 20 uses six trucks. residents to flatten cans and bundle paper, save fats for butchers. Also, Home Bureau meets at 10 am in the Methodist Church, plus a Mothers' Club gathering at 8:15 pm. Alex Versey fined $5 for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Paine Street
Howard Roda
Arthur M. Clodge
Roda
Edward F. Thibodeau
William Cornes
George A. Luther
Louis Petzler
Lake George
Home Bureau
Green Island Home Bureau
Methodist Church
George Etlett
Military Production Shifts Limit War Output and Costs
Analysis notes that wartime adjustments will reduce next year's procurement by six to eight billion dollars. Navy shipbuilding cuts free steel and labor for civilian goods, while Army tank orders drop due to Russian cancellations. Most gains depend on diverting plants and manpower without large layoffs, and focus on local nonwork reemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Atlantic
Troy residents share aunt Ellen Braccini estate net 14292.62
In Surrogate's Court Brooklyn the heirs Helen Zaroogian Margaret Ryan and John Ryan each receive 1079.58 from Ellen Braccini who died Jan 10 1941 without a will. The estate valued at 15927.57 includes bonds mortgages cash jewelry and deposits with distributions for heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Brooklyn
Ellen Braccini
Helen Zaroogian
Eighth Avenue
Margaret Ryan
Monroe Street
John Ryan
Griswold Avenue
Francis D. McGarey
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
Williamsburg Savings Bank
Greater New York
Government grants 6 percent price boost to ease knit underwear shortage
The Office of Price Administration authorized a six percent temporary ceiling price increase for specific men and boys knit underwear and shirts sold by certain mills to relieve a severe shortage. No price rise to consumers. wholesalers and retailers will absorb the increase. The change applies to deliveries before February 1, 1944 and affects men’s union suits, boys’ union suits, and men’s heavyweight shirts and drawers with defined weight baselines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Newspapers
Washington, D.C
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Jmen
Mann Library Nets Millions in Bonds
A literary collection owned by Sergt. Klaus Mann son of author Thomas Mann sold at auction for one million dollars in War Bonds. W. T. Grant bought the 150 item lot for the University of Kansas City Library including manuscripts, musical scores and autographed books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City LP
Sergt
Klaus Mann
Camp Crowder
Thomas Mann
W. T. Grant
University of Kansas City Library
Father of Greenwich Mayor Dies in Hospital
Joseph Lyttle sr father of Mayor Joseph Lyttle jr of Greenwich died yesterday at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after pneumonia. A Greenwich resident for 48 years born January 17 1865 in Gilford Ireland he ran a grocery then a grist mill and feed business later a real estate operation. He traveled widely and planned to visit Texas this year. Survived by three sons William J Lyttle Coral Lyttle four grandchildren a great grandson a half brother and two half sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from Kinnim Funeral Home Rev Martin A Punt officiating Greenwich Cemetery burial.
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Joseph Lyttle
Joseph Lyttle, Jr
Greenwich
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Mr. Lyttle
Gilford
County Down
Ireland
Texas
Mayor Lyttle
William J. Lyttle
Coral Lyttle
Scarsdale
Pvt
W. J. Lyttle
Army Air Force
Greenville
Muiss
Christie Lyttle
Carol Lyttle, Jr
Iola Lyttle
Christie Jr
John Lyttle
John Fullerton
Mass Margaret Lyttle Greenwich
Kinnim
Martin A Punt
Schuylerville Reformed Church
Greenwich Cemetery
Orthodox Brotherhood Opens Season Tonight
Members of the Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood meet at 7 30 p m in Beth Iscrael Synagogue Vestry rooms to plan the annual card party and hear Rabbi I J Teicher speak on The Importance of Brotherhood Refreshments will be served by a social committee led by Isadore Gates Samuel Sax Jack Weinstein and Benjamin Siegel Reuben D Cohen to preside HALT FOREST FIRE A timber fire on the Andrew Koliska farm Corinth Gabriel Road burned 16 acres before police and volunteers halted it Chief Fire Warden John Ross said it started in dry leaves and spread to pine boughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood
Beth Iscrael
I. J. Teicher
Isadore Gates
Samuel Sax
Jack Weinstien
Benjamin Siegel
Reuben D. Cohen
Andrew Koliska
Corinth-Gabriel Road
Corinth
John Ross
Hanley Rests Before New York Campaign Tour
Republican lieutenant governor candidate Sen. Joe E Hanley resumes his state tour after a three day rest at Lake Placid. He plans addresses in Elmira Cortland Ithaca and Rochester with events including women's club dinners and county committee luncheons as Haskell also plots campaign plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe E Hanley
Lake Placid
Hanley
Elmira
Women’s National Republican Club
New York County Republican Committee
Associated Press
Frank C. Walker
William N. Haskell
J. Russel Sprague
Edwin F. Jaeckle
Thomas J. Curran
Daniel J. Riesner
Cortland
Tompkins County Committee
Ithaca
Albany
Convention Hall
Rochester
Haskell
Walker
James A Farley
Frank ©. Kelley
Brooklyn
Auxiliary to Present Iron Lung Benefit
Mollie BE Titcomb Auxiliary of the Army and Navy Union presents a benefit event titled Chicago Germany at Hendrick Hudson Sunday evening October 24 to raise funds for Holleran Veterans Hospital iron lung fund with city authorization. The Hot Stove League backs a Staten Island effort to provide iron lungs for all city hospitals. John F. Jackson stated the campaign. Center Playshop of the Albany Junior Chamber of Commerce leads with Harriet LeBeau and Bertha L. Conteux as chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany
Hendrick Hudson
Mollie BE
Titcomb
Army and Navy Union
Holleran Veterans Hospital
Staten Island Veterans Hospital
Hot Stove League
Troy
John F. Jackson
Center
Albany Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harriet LeBeau
Bertha L. Conteux
Oakes Called De Marigny a Sex Maniac in Hearing
In Nassau Bahamas a witness testified that Sir Harry Oakes called Alfred De Marigny a sex maniac. Lavelle, across from De Marigny’s home, said this at a preliminary hearing reopening as he plans US travel before De Marigny’s October murder trial. SLOT MACHINE GOES TO WAR. In Los Angeles slot machines seized will be repurposed as Army booby traps.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Harry Oakes
Thomas Lavelle
Alfred de Marigny
Harry
Nancy
de Marigny
Lavelle
United States
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Cal
UPI
Officer's Widow to Get Distinguished Service Cross
Posthumous decoration awarded to Maj James O'Donovan for extraordinary heroism at Abucay Hacienda near Bataan Philippines. Presenting at Cohoes, Evelyn O'Donovan, 16 Manor Court, receives the award by order of the President. Wife and five children survive.
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James O'Donovan
Cohoes
Evelyn O'Donovan
Manor Court, Cohoes
Stuart Carswell
Second Service Command
VU Donovan
Bataan
Douglas MacArthur
Abucay Hacienda
Bataan Phil Islands
Abucay
O'Donovan
USO Club Hosts 300 Servicemen at Troy Temple
A buffet supper for more than 300 servicemen was served at the USO Club in the Masonic Temple. City USO director Mrs. Herbert G. August called it one of the best USO days. The program included games group singing and dancing with Miss Grace Farnum and Miss Kathryn Delaney leading the entertainment. Noble-Callahan Post American Legion hosted the weekend event. Mrs. Lucretia E. Orth chairs the temple club, a branch of the Troy USO Lounge at Union Station.
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USO
Masonic Temple
Herbert G. August
Grace Farnum
Kathryn Delaney
Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion
Lucretia E. Orth
The
Temple
Troy
Union Station
Engineer Slightly Hurt In Railroad Accident Near Hudson Falls
George C. Davis of Fort Edward was the sole casualty in a Glens Falls Fort Edward line derailment that derailed a freight engine and passenger car. He suffered a laceration to the right eye but resumed work after treatment. Officials said the passenger train backed into the stationary freight train, with $1,000 damage to the passenger car. Traffic was halted for two hours while wrecking crews cleared the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Davis
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Hudson Falls
Man Jailed At Pittstown After Guilty Pleas
Patrick Conway of New York pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and public intoxication before Justice LeRoy Center in Pittstown. He was fined $5 and sentenced to five days on each charge, jailed in Rensselaer County. Arrested by Pittstown town constable Owen R Southwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Versey
Fourteenth Street
Watervhet
Warren D. Hurley
George Street
Versey
Francis D. Burke
Patrick Conway
New York
Rensselaer County
Justice of the Peace LeRoy Center
Pittstown
Conray
Owen R Southwell
Cohoes Draft Contingent To Leave For Induction Exam
Officials of Selective Service Board No 345 said a Cohoes contingent will undergo physical examinations at the Albany induction center tomorrow. The group size was undisclosed and includes no fathers of children born before September 15 of last year. Those who pass will receive a three week furlough before Army service. others selected will begin basic training after similar leave with Navy Marine or Guards units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Albany
Selective Service Board No. 345
Selective Service
Navy
Marine
Cohoes sees rise in taxes and water rents
Cohoes total tax receipts for September through October rise to 109 1 dollars and 1p si, up from 92 157.29 last year. Water rents reach 36 089.87, exceeding last year’s period by 46 7 4 dollars. Panels to be added to the Ward honor roll by spring. Land sold on Bedford Street to Joseph Peltier for 325, one bidder. Teachers paid late due to state funds delay. 125 staff affected. Girl found wandering and returned to her home by Troy police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Eth Ward
General Committee
Hose 3 House
Washington Avenue
Laula O'Donovan
Veterans’ Memorial Park
Bedford Street
Joseph Peltier
Board of Contract & Supply
Rudolph J. Roulier
Peltier
New York Central
Standish Place
Wilma Thompson
Breslin Avenue
Troy
Fourth Avenue
113Th
114Th
Aloysius G Boucher
John Hoffbauer
Fourth Precinct
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Maf
Vemold Finance Comforati
Burdett Building
River Street
Aany
6Th Ft
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State St
Mothers’ Club
St. Joseph’s Church
American Legion Rooms
E. G. Golding
Edward Atkinson
Autoist
Commercial Club of
Heatly School
Nadine Pawluk
Josephine Robideau
Marion van Herpe
Dorothy Lewis
Joan McAuliffe
Ruth Schumacher
Janet Kuentzel
Marjorie O'Donnell
Mae Yokel
Evelyn Spanswick
Anna Kuentzel
Shirley Mousseau
Dorothy Legnard
Rebekahs
Adelaide Veroich
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Alice Wright
Troop B. Cohoes Mounted Patrol
West Columbia Street
Alva Belleau
Mann Library
By Galbraith
WEA Service, Inc
Orthodox Brotherhood
Oakes
Maniac
USO Club
S. Paul Proctor
4Th ST
Tojo
Tokyo
Wear Production Board
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