Double Funeral Planned For Petersburg Couple Killed When Locomotive Struck Auto
Petersburg tragedy leaves Frank Deakin 27 and Rachael Moon Deakin 22 dead when their car was struck by a Rutland Railroad locomotive at Barber's Crossing north of Petersburg. Miss Ena Weaver 27 injured, taken to Leonard Hospital in fair condition. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Zarber Funeral Home Petersburg with Rev. Howard Hi officiating. Coroner Dr Chauncey B Packard awaits autopsy results. witnesses and railroad crew questioned. The couple left with two infant daughters, while Miss Weaver is related as a niece to Mrs Moon Deakin.
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Reds Press Baltic Front as German Bonds Fail and Sieges Tighten
Soviet forces trap remnants of German divisions in Latvia near Memel, cutting off escape across a 60x60 mile pocket. Red air and naval units pound Riga Liepaja and Ventspils harbors to deter Dunkerque-style evacuations. Germany rushes reinforcements and suffers losses including tanks and guns with hundreds captured.
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Cupid Takes a Bow Armstrong’s War Hero Saved by Cigarette Case
Frank Miercombé, home from the war in Surops, survives a sniper’s bullet thanks to a cigarette case given by an English girl. The case deflected the shot, leaving Miercombé alive today.
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Allied forces fight to hold Aachen as siege nears
Allied units batter Aachen area, halting Nazi reinforcements amid bombardment. American artillery and air strikes pound the city and approaches while infantry contend with German counterattacks near Haaren Verlautenheide and Stolberg. Prisoner totals rise as fronts shift toward the Schelde estuary and the Selle River.
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Dewey Campaign Schedule and War Labor Board Action
Dewey outlines a broad campaign tour with stops in St. Louis New York Boston Chicago and Buffalo ahead of election day including a Madison Square Garden address and a studio broadcast. The War Labor Board votes 8 to 4 to refer wage control questions to the President, while Governor Bricker accuses the New Deal of dragging the country down and pledges to provide peacetime jobs.
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Enemy counter attacks in Maney sector prompt fierce fighting
Heavy street fighting rages Tuesday night in Maizieres six miles north of Metz as Third Army units engage German forces in underground igloos near Fort Driant southeast of Metz.
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Tenzyk Commissioned in Italy. Bronze Star Awarded
Joseph J. Tenzyk was promoted to second lieutenant in Italy, per his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Tenzyk of 40 Mant Avenue. He earned the Bronze Star for meritorious service while serving a year overseas in the Field Artillery. A Troy High graduate, he worked for the American Locomotive Co. in Schenectady before enlisting. two brothers also serve, John A. Tenayk in Germany and Ignacy Tenavk, a quartermaster in Washington, D. C.
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Italian Banker Denied Delay in Rome Trial
The high court of justice in Rome rejected Vincenzo Azzolini's plea to postpone the trial over his alleged collaboration with the Germans. The case adjourned as summations are set to be heard. Azzolini faces charges tied to turning over 220 tons of gold reserve to the Nazis for transfer to Berlin.
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Political tempers flare in race as Dewey aid hinges on CIO split
Brownell and Hantegan accuse CIOPAC of spoiling the Democratic ticket to help Dewey. Dewey’s backers rally as New York registrations near one million while Truman declines a mass baby-kiss moment in New Orleans.
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Send Young Girls Home In Washington Says Everett
Washington debate turns to safeguarding young female wartime workers from rural areas. Ray H. Everett of the Social Hygiene Society proposes sending teen workers back home, citing 20 or more in single Washington lodging houses and limited off duty supervision. The plan would remove government supervision of hours and living arrangements.
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Cohoes Sends Eight To Training Centers
The October draft contingent of eight men left Cohoes for induction at training camps after brief ceremonies at City Hall. Arthur Latonde led the roll call with Henry George McE Wein giving the benediction. The group was led by volunteer Fenny McNab, with William T. Helsey, Frank J. Neidbalec, George J. Vogel, Edward W. Rifenberg, Raymond Dame, and Julio Laranje. Eight others underwent pre induction physicals at the Albany induction center.
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Cohoes Health Report And City Church Activities
A monthly Cohoes health report notes new disease cases and births and deaths, plus a sanitary inspection update. The annual church meeting elected officers and deacons, with praise for the past year and plans for the denomination. An amateur show funds the Cohoes High School Athletic Council while a Columbus Day card party attracts hundreds of reservations.
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Party Heads In Cohoes Map Campaign
Local campaign activity in Cohoes includes a city rally for registration this week led by party inspectors and workers. Officials cite veterans and local figures, with several members of the Knights of Columbus preparing to be initiated Sunday. Corporal Leo E B LaRose, son of Joseph LaRose, is decorated with the Order of the Purple Heart for wounds in France and has two brothers in the Navy.
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