Former Troy Policeman Dies At Home
Robert E B A Piteworth a longtime Troy policeman dies at his home 389 Congress Street at Sclewing Shortines He served on Broadway 3rd Street and the Delaware and Hudson Bridge later worked at Procter’s Theater He was a veteran American and an officer and Holy Name church president Survived by Mary G ei P and Leonard Thomas interment at St Fran attended from residence Friday prior ceremony 24 000 000 pounds of lamp Black used as paint ink pigment produced in United States
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Robert EB. A. Piteworth
Gray
Congress Street
Broedwey
Ueber Taker
Procter’s
Su. Pres
Holy Name Church
Mary G.ei P
Léwerd Thomas the Fonera
St. Fran
United States
Philomathians Will Note Anniversary
Philomathians will note an anniversary of the society founded in 1939. Miss Puch Ives, president, and Miss Isabel R. Mann, advisor, seek news of the long-ago secretary to include former members among guests. The group, oldest in the school, began with first president Mrs RS Bolx and first advisor Miss Margaret Treanor.
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Literetty Sm Soni RS Hawk, & Bleck Ledger
Puch Ives
Phiomathian Society
Isabel RF. Mann
Ioss
Jormer
Lacy
Sec
Frst
Mra. Rs&s Bolx
Iete
Margaret Treanor
Poestenkill News: Halloween Masquerade Friday Evening
Mrs Curtis Jones and Helen Bubie spent the day in New York. An all day convention of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Eastern Conference United Lutheran Church of New York is holding in Schenectady. Delegates from Poestenskeil Evangelical Lutheran Church attended with Rev Grandy and Mrs Grandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Jones
Helen Bubie
New York
Crurch
Ruta
Boesteskill
Clifford H. Catnf
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Montreal
Can
Cri En
John’ Bubie
Women's Missionary Society of the Eastern Conference
United Lutheran Stroet of
Fir
Lutheran Church of
Allies Set Up Advisory Commission
Washington reports an advisory commission will be established to study Japan’s surrender terms and long term occupation policy. MacArthur is named to lead in Tokyo while Britain, France, Australia, and Canada have accepted to join. Russia and China delay. The panel could influence postwar war crime handling and reforms as the occupation shifts from military to long term policy planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOYEY
Washington
Jay
Jayan
Cen
Cary
Secoe
United States
MacArthur
Rancing Tubye
Commissio
Japan
Mavartma
Byrnes
Bert ‘Cing Ang
Binaly
Torya
Hirohito
Goc
Russia
Dew
Britain
France
Australia
Canada
China
Netherlands
Philippines
New Zealand
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Aike
U.S
Pokyo
Conmand
Unclear text on Tokyo governance plan for Japan readjusts factions
Fragmentary report discusses international views on Japan's postwar governance. It mentions Britain and China, U S concerns, and a Russia proposal tied to an advisory council in Tokyo. Uncertain lines reference surrender documents and active participation expectations.
Schaghticoke Legion Auxiliary meeting and community notices
Schaghticoke Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion rooms on Saturday. The report mentions visiting residents, hospital credits, marriages and family events, and a scrap paper drive for the Servicemen's Club on Saturday, Nov. 2. Sewing for the local Red Cross is planned with Mrs. Charles NX Semple in charge.
Moran earns Golf Star medal for saving seven lives
James E. Moran, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moran of 382 Third Street, received a Golf Star medal after saving seven companions when the U S Bates was sunk off Okinawa. A St. Joseph's School and Catholic Central High School graduate, he played baseball with the Cardinal A. C. and the New York Central team and worked for the New York Central Railroad before entering the Navy.
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Mo. M. M
James E. Moran
James .E. Moran
Third Street
U.S. 5
Bates
Okinawa
Jit
St. Joseph's School
Catholic Central High School
Cardinal A. C
New York Central
New York Central Railroad
Navy
Local society notes and upcoming events in Oct
Officers elected for the coming year include Mildred Heads as president Leon Bevis as vice president and Spencer Searles as secretary Refreshments featured a decorative anniversary cake A meat meeting is planned for Oct 24 at Mrs Sean Bevis home A masquerade is planned Mrs Frank Conley will oversee games and E R Curtis handles the fundraising idea Mr and Mrs Robert Treadway moved to their new home in town Mr and Mrs William Brockett observed their 20th wedding anniversary Kenneth Film visited from Center Brunswick Miss Margaret Jackson spent the weekend with her mother Miss Alice Antolick of New York visited her mother The Presbyterian Methodist Club meets tonight at 8 Mrs W Wallace Foster visits her parents in Dannemora George Bolton and Mrs Margaret Jackson visited their mother and sister in law The annual roast pork supper by the Methodist Church was postponed to Oct 30 The Button family reports Mrs Donald Button Jr returned from Lowell Mass The First Presbyterian Church plans its annual clam chowder supper
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Albert Merrin
Cle
East
Bertier
Donald Butter, Jr
Samaritan Hospital
Abrams
Henry Williams
Fami
Charles Lawrence
Vergennes
Suning
Clark
James Howe
Albert Howe
Middleburg
Charles J. Connolly
James Cronk
Stella Miler
Cambridge
Roger Phillips
Michael Regan
White Plains
Philips
Cpl
Frank Gunjanelli
Michael Guilianelli
Red Cross
Charles
NX. Semple
Leslie E. Ransom
Betsey Lynn
Susan
Stillwater
Robert
Treadway
Servicemen’s Club
Spencer Leames
Nimble Needle Club
Albert Relvea
Mildred Hanks
James Bevis
Leon Bevis
Mildred Warren
Francis Wilhems
Mildred Heads
Spencer Searles
Sey
Sean Bevis
Frank Conley
E.R. Curtis
Robert Treadway
Albany
William Brockett
Kenneth Film
Center Brunswick
James Edwards
Margaret Jackson
Wargeret Jackson
Alice Antolick
New York
Martin Antolick
Presbyterian Methodist Club
Benjamin Hill
W. Wallace Foster
Frank Gregory
Dannemora
George Bolton
Pierce Bolton
Méchanicville
Methodist Church
Donald Button, Jr
Donald Button
Lowell
Mass
First Presbyterian Church
U S S Enterprise Set for New York Navy Day Review
The U S S Enterprise and nine other Pacific Fleet ships will berth in New York Harbor today for a Navy Day review by President Truman. The task force totals about 5 500 officers plus several thousand passengers, including war prisoners. One cruiser goes to Boston while the carrier Bataan and destroyer Sterling proceed to the navy yard in Philadelphia.
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New York
INS
Girl Groups Plan Halloween Activities and Fund Drive
WCA groups plan Halloween events in late October with the Gir Reserve, School Th, and School 14 to 16 classes. They will host cooking, square dancing, and decorations while clubs sell World Fellowship stamps in November to support rebuilding war-torn nations. The Volunteer roster for younger girls is nearly complete and two new volunteers are being sought to fill remaining spots.
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YT. W.C A
Gir
World Fellowship
Department of Work
Elvira Jaborg
Japanese General Jailed in Tokyo Airman Case
A Tokyo dispatch reports Lt Gen Shigeru Iwata was arrested and imprisoned at Omori by an American provost marshal amid an inquiry into the execution of American airmen captured in the theater. The move underscores tensions as authorities pursue responsible parties.
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London
INS
Reuthers
Tokyo
Omori
Shigeru Iwata
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OXY Furniture CO
Monument
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American Legion
James F. Cox
Oro AL Krause
Simon Miller
Maurice Filson
Charles J. Lattait
Schaghticoke
U.S.S
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Peaneis Baker
Agnes Weaver
Herbert la Pointe
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Robert E. Ralston
Winelow
Ariz
Edward D. Ralston
Los Angeles
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Valley Falls
S. Wright Barber
Melrose
Arville E_ Diver Memtoriag
Schaghtstoke
Rennie Barth
Birthday Club
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Respect Park Pharmac
Aes
Carstairs
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co, Inc
Baltimore, Md
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Allure Beauty Salon
Troy, N.Y
ST. Troy
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