Damage at Jap Palace in Tokyo After 22 U S Bombardments
Reporter Russell Brines cites Japanese sources claiming a palace building within the imperial compound was destroyed or damaged by a May 2 raid while surrounding structures burned. Officials struggle to assess exact extent as fire and ruins mark the site near Sept. 25 observations.
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Russell Brines
Tokyo
Mary
Dre
Eienne Thorpe
Bud Univ
Imperial Howsthold
United States
Uncertain Emperor Residence Site In Tokyo Inner Enclosure
Eyewitness notes a burned area near Sakeshita Gate on an abrupt hilltop, with the ministry intact about 200 yards away. U.S. officers report the emperor likely did not live there. guards restrict access and rebuilding is not planned.
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Sakeshita
Hirohito
Fred Amarged
Henri Smith-Hutton
Naval Hasion Office
Smith-Hutton
Tokyo
General Thorpe
Macarthur
Local residents gathered for social events amid health warnings
In Troy冬 winter scene citations include Harold Webb and Granville Hicks marriages, visits to New York, and multiple whooping cough cases. The Parent Teacher Association planned a Town Hall social and a Halloween party. County Health Nurse Marion Fahey showed health pictures as new cases appeared and families planned winter travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Webb
Troy
Granville Hicks
New York
Raymond Rudd
Leland Smith
Charles ‘Tilley
Mae, Newton
Chariotte Gundrum
Bertha
Wynantshill
Rufus Coouradt
Parent-Teacher Association
Gramton Community League
Merton E. Tharer
C. BE. Thomas
Frank A. Babecock
R. E. Thomas
Arthur Benton
Dawson Myers
Estella
Marion Lamphere
Denis
Charlotte Guadraums
Ethel van Byret
Ethel Simmons
Plana
Marion Fahey
Local Social Notes Count Weekend Visits and Scores
Valiey Falls Mr and Mrs William Ryan left this week on a four minute trip to New Jersey. Miss Anha Reisily has returned from Greenfield Massachusetts where she visited her brother John Reilis. Mrs John Reda Mr Truman Henderson and son hosted visitors. Robert of Manhasset and Chloe Bender were weekend guests of Miss Chloe Bender. High score winners were Chloe Hender Ernest Spigner and Miss Anna Waisk.
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Wiliam Ryan
New Jersey
Anha Reisily
Greenfield
Mass
John Reilis
Teresa Gannon
Greenigh
John Reda
Truman Henderson
Robert
Manhasset
Chloe Bender
Anna the
North Pownal Congregational Church to Hold Service
Mrs Edwar Rhordes and daughter Barbera visited relatives in Hoosick Palla on Wednesday Rev Themmag Street of Old Bennnington will conduct services at the Congregational Church in North Pownal at 2 30 p m tomorrow Mr and Mrs John Sheldon and Mrs Victor Barrer of Hoosier Fall were guests of Mr and Mrs Jay Buck Lt Floyd Spencer is at home after an honorable discharge and has received his commission as a lieutenant in the Reserve Corps He Bre totently sheen at Camp Croft
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Edwar Rhordes
Barbera
Hoosick Palla
Thémmag Street
Old Bennington
Crime Wave Hits Tokyo Amid War Depression
War damaged Tokyo reports a surge in murders robberies and rapes as police brace for winter shortages. Officials urge women to stay off streets while hunger and unemployment drive lawlessness and shortages persist despite government efforts to export silk and other goods to buy imports.
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Tokyo
INS
Tokwo
Fulbigwa
Metropolitan Police Board
Lam
Home Ministry
Siil
Honshu
Kyuehu
Greenwich Woman Hurt in Accident
Lillian Carswell, 60, of Greenwich, suffered shock and bruises about 2 40 p m Thursday when a car she rode in, owned and driven by Sarah Louise Carswell of Hudson Falls, collided with a machine owned and operated by Harry Howard Payne of Schenectady at Carlson's Corners near the Loudon and Shaker Roads. Sgt Ralph Fitch investigated. Carswell auto northbound, Payne westbound.
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Lillian Carswell
Greenwich
Sarah ‘Louise Carswell
Lower Main Street
Hudson Falls
Jend
Harry Howard Payne
Spruce Street
Schenectady
Carlson’s Corners
Loudon
Shaker
Ralph Fitch
Newtonville
Troup G._ State
UDT swimmers recall Guam Beach clearings and perilous D-Day prep
Temple veteran Le Hart Cole recalls UDT teams clearing underwater obstacles for Guam landings before D-Day. He describes improvised gear, close calls, and the effort to remove wreckage as waves of planes and naval fire supported the operation.
UDT Veterans Recall Secret D-Day Demolitions at Moal
Expendable demolition teams trained at Moal to breach reefs and beaches before H Hour. Cole and J Swint led crews through perilous waves crafting 4tush pounds of charges to open a path for UDT launches as Admiral Turner’s flagship saluted in salute.
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Cole
Peleliu
Moal
UDT
Admiral Turner
Mane Aten
Local notices recount church events and club elections
Hubert Horton returns home after surgery. Carl Windover and his mother Nellie Windover depart for Edinburg Texas. Rev J Stanley Addis will preach at Oyster Bay Reformed Church at 10 30 tomorrow. Sunday school follows and a game party with dessert. West Sand Lake and Wynants Kill Home Bureau sponsor a party at Mrs Charles Meyere's West Sand Lake Road. Mrs Charles Dale and Mrs Wilson Shilinger cochair. Townsend Club No 1 holds annual meeting electing officers Leslie Moody president Floyd Pierson first VP Charles Loontis second VP Mrs Evelyn Film secretary treasurer and Mrs A A Seso assistant secretary treasurer. Mrs Corn Traver of Troy reports 240 delegates at Syracuse regional conference and urges funds for the Townsend National Recovery Plan. Anniversary party planned at Firemen's Hall late November. Several new members join the club. Ladies Auxiliary to meet Monday Nov 3 at Mrs Edward Wells in Troy. Refreshments after meeting. Mrs Seso and Mrs Coonradt assist hostess.
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Hubert Horton
Carl Windover
Nellie Windover
Edinburg
Tex
J. Stanley Addis
Oyster Bay
West Sand Lake
Wraants Kill
Charles Dale
Wilson Shilinger
Townsend Club
Leslie Moody
Floyd Pierson
Charles Loontis
Second View
Evelyn Film
A. A. Seso
Sirs
Corn Traver of
Troy
Syracuse
Townsend
Firemen’s
Edward Wells
Seso
Coonradt
Local War Notes and Promotions Stir Whitehall Community
Donald Smith of Fifth Avenue earns a promotion to T i in Germany with the 100th Division of the Seventh Army. Gordon William returns from the U S Veterans Facility at White River Junction after weeks of confinement. Bernard Murphy announces War Stamp sales to students reached 209 dollars with Miss Carrington and Miss Waite purchasing sharply. The Aughidry to William Potter Camp hosts a Spanish War Veterans banquet at the New Arlington with Mrs Charlotte Cameron as guest of honor. Frederick Ingaila of Williams Street reports his son Frederick Jr being promoted to seaman first class and Ingalls enlists in clerical work at Camp Wallace Texas.
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Donald ¥. Smith
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Army
Germany
Gordon Wiliam
Main Street
White River Junction
Bernard P. Murphy
Isabelle Carrington
Louise Waite
William Potter
New Arlington
Charlotte Cameron
Frederick Ingaila
Williams Street
Frederick, Jr
Ingalls
Camp Wallace
Tex
Albany visitors share family and convention news
Dr. George Buskirk of Albany is visiting his nephew C. B. E. Mosten. Carl Harrington reports that Samiaty returned from New York after attending the Eastern Star Convention of New York State.
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George 3. Mosten
Albany
C. BE. Moste
Carl Harrington
Samiaty
New York
Eastern Star Convention
New York State
Central Office Supply Co Mediation Mentioned at State Streets
Fragmentary OCR notes reference mediation involving Central Office Supply Co and lines about budgets or values including numbers such as 386.90. The text appears to touch on United Nations and treasurer themes but details are unclear and incomplete.
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United Nations
Treasurgard
Cannes
Pyice
Central Office Supply Co
Iver
Legion Post to Send Christmas Gifts to Veterans
Legion Post details plans to distribute Christmas gifts to wounded veterans at home and overseas. John E. Heenan named chair of the Third District drum corps committee, and the county Legion Armistice Fiesta in the Crystal Ballroom plans noted. Committee members and upcoming votes on Civil Service preference for veterans announced.
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Moble Cananan Post
Legion
Assosis
First Street
Danie
Purcell
National Legion
Newsda
John E. Heenan
Miles D. Kennedy
Fensselahr
Albany
Columbia
Greene
Ulster
Schoharie
Sulliver
Post
Hendrick Hudson
John Bowker Depdried
Sony Legion Committee
Charles Id. Waldron
Schaghticoke
Legion's County Committee
New Veterans Post Elects Officers at West Sand Lake
Lt Perry Willins Post VF in West Sand Lake elected officers Frederick J. Douglas as commander Nicholas Leibner vice commander James Bailey vice commander John Wiford quartermaster Robert Sicley adjutant George Coates judge advocate George Petrusks chaplain Jack Hemingway surgeon Louis Zipkin Ralph Noonan Ronald Embree Jusees Joseph B Lennon officer of the day Arthur Wicks patriotic instructor Joseph Maloney Historian Harold Tift legislative officer Exterson Williams house chairman Joshua Pierce Willem Qoeschner guards Daniel O Darm sell Au grey Primesu color bearers. Installations set for Oct 25 in West Sand Lake rooms and a reception will follow.
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Perry Willins
W. West Sand Lake
Frederick J. Douglas
Nicholas Lei‘bner
James Bailey
John Wiford
Robert Sicley
George Coates
George Petrusks
Jack Hemingway
Louis Zipkin
Ralph Noonan
Ronald Embree
Harold Tift
Exterson Willams
House
Joshn Pierce
Willem Qoeschner
Daniel O'Darmsell
Augrey
West Sand Lake
Pat. Ledino
Post Constitution and By Laws Growth in Legion Roster
Commander Puree notes effort to raise the post constitution and by laws as the Legion grows. Names Timothy L. Collins Thomas J. Jackson Peter J. Stur phy Frank A. Doney W. Burke George Krum Anderson and Joseph EF Abbott are listed among those involved. Fourteen World War I veterans were admitted, applications of ten more were received.
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Puree
Legion
Timothy L. Collins
Thomas J. Jackson
Peter J. Sturphy
Frank A. Doney
W. Burke
George Krum
Anderson
Joseph EF. Abbott
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Promises Quick Throat Relief
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as fast relief for throat and muscle aches. Claims include low price and a 35 cent offer for a large tablet, promoting the product as the world’s largest selier.
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St. Joseph
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