Glens Falls Baker Feeds Soldiers With White Bread
Glens Falls man leads a World War II bakery unit delivering white bread to American troops in France. Captain Walter Cryet of Syracuse directs the field operation with a twelve hour shift and a three ring bakery producing bread and coffee for front-line soldiers, reaching units within 36 hours of baking.
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Mobile Gazettes
Walter Cryet
Syracuse
N.Y
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Herget
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Glens, Falls
Frank R. Stolly
New York
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Tex
Sta Serer
Frederick S. Hutchinson
Washington, D. CC
Stanley OM
Luthinewics
McKeasport
Jack Stallins
Louisville
Charles W. Eavans
Columbus
Auxiliary Elects At Schaghticoke Ladies' Auxiliary Elected
Mrs. Chandler Whyland was elected president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Charles Waldron Post American Legion Schaghticoke at a Saturday evening meeting in the Municipal Building. Other officers include Mrs. Frank Conley first vice president Mrs. Anna Chubb second vice president Mrs. Charles Sample treasurer Mrs. Cyrus Wells secretary Miss Janet Steele publicity and membership chairman Mrs. Fred Ralston coupons Irene Slocum rehabilitation Mrs. Cheries J. Connolly liaison Mrs. Marion Williamson community service and Mrs. Mary Slocum sergeant at arms. Following the meeting the auxiliary was guest of the post at a clam chowder supper.
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Chandler Whyland
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles Waldron Post
American Legion
Schaghticoke
Frank Conley
Presiai
Anna Chubb
Charles Sample
Cyrus Wells
Mary van Buren
Janet Steele
Fred Ralston
Irene Slocum
Cheries J. Connolly
Marion Williamson
Mary Slocum
Giraud Reported Offered Cabinet Post After Talks With De Gaulle
General Henri Giraud and General Charles De Gaulle met in Paris on Saturday for the first time since Giraud returned to France. Reports say Giraud was offered a cabinet post or command on the Rhineland front. Officials expect any decision to await Wednesday cabinet meetings.
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Henri Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
France
Giraud
War Ministry
North
Africa
Rhineland
New York Times backs Roosevelt for re election
The New York Times editorial endorses Franklin D. Roosevelt for a new term, praising his foreign policy stance and leadership during Britain’s stand against aggression. It contrasts Dewey with Roosevelt, noting domestic records while stressing the primacy of winning the peace and opposing isolationist tendencies.
OPA Reports on Fuel Oil Budget
The District GPA announced its second weekly fuel oil consumption report setting five percent as the maximum allowed. The guidance helps households budget allotments during the heating season and is to be updated weekly. Consumers are urged to obtain ration calendars from local boards or write for copies to track consumption and deliveries.
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GPA
OPA
Bell Club marks eighth anniversary dinner
The Ive Bell Club observes its eighth anniversary with a dinner at the Clermont. Afterward members will visit Mrs. Quentin Ballentyne at 438 Eighth Street for a social gathering.
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Clermont
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Quentin .Ballentyne
Eighth Street
High Court Refuses Writ in Kent Case in London
The Supreme Court today denied a motion for a writ of mandamus to compel the President to seek the return of Tyler Kent a code clerk at the American embassy in London. Kent had been convicted in Britain of spying and sentenced to seven years. Kent’s mother urged U S action while her attorney warned of using war powers. The State Department said immunity was waived by Ambassador Kennedy after Scotland Yard notified Kent’s suspected transmission of an abstract of documents to a German agent.
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Supreme Court
Tyler Kent
London
Kent
Ant HL PR. Kent
City
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Aboar
United States
Don. M. Harlan
Detroit
State Department
Joseph P Kennedy
Scotland Yard
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State Department Jr
Anniversary on Selective Service Board 362 Members
Sidney W. Hewitt of Stillwater and Mayor John F. Walsh of Waterford marked four years on Selective Service Board 362 Mechanicville. The board formed Oct. 14 1940 with Hewitt Walsh and John N. Hayes. Hayes left in 1943 for Army captaincy. James E. Phinney replaced him. Hewitt, a Medhattticville attorney, notes Hayes promoted to lieutenant colonel in England.
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Sidney W. Hewitt
Stillwater
John F. Walsh
Waterford
Selective Service Board
Hewitt
Walsh
John N. Hayes
Mechanicville
Hayes
James E. Phinney
Record Newspapers
Medhatticville
Beard
Hares
England
McClintock Divorce Decree Granted in Supreme Court
Helen K McClintock of this city awarded a final divorce from Miles J McClintock by Justice Willian Ho Murray. Papers filed in County Clerk's office by attorney J Howard McYsaac show marriage at Cohees Oct 16 with one child and custody granted to the mother.
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Helen K. McClintock
Miles J. McClintock
Supreme Court
Willian Ho Murray
J. Howard Mc Ysaac
Cohees
Killed in Action Private Thomas of 248 Ninth Street
Frederick N. Thomas Jr died in France on September 13 in World War II action. The 21 or 22 year old served three years in the 105th Infantry, later rejoining the Coast Guard at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. He attended School 18 and worked at Watervliet Arsenal, survived by his parents, a brother and a sister.
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Frederick N. Thomas, Jr
Ninth Street
France
War Department
Frederick N. Thomas
Thomas
105Th Infantry
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Coast Guard
Watervliet Arsenal
St. Peter's Chuurch
Joseph
Eugene Guyette
Summer Resorts Had Fine Season in New York State
The New York State Department of Commerce reports a 28 percent rise in resort business over 1923 with 72 percent of hotels noting an excellent season. Twenty percent called it good and one percent fair, while a few termed it poor, with the Chautauquas Allegany region cited.
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New York
Department of
Unclear Economic Figures Mentioned with Regional Percentages
Reading shows fragmented percentages tied to regions such as Igland Adirondacks and Cathie OO pox. The text repeats unclear values like 0 and 24 percent alongside stray words, offering no coherent event or official statement to summarize.
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Adirondacks
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