State 1.0.C.F. Elects Trojan
Fred W Whitehouse of this city is elected grand junior warden of the Grand Encampment of New York and will be installed at the Grand Encampment meeting in Albany on May 24, 1944. He has long been active in Odd Fellowship and holds multiple past offices in local lodges and orders.
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Fred W Whitehouse
New York
Albany
Whitehouse
Odd Fellowship
Rensselaer
Washington
Diamond Rock Lodge
Troy
Leutenant
Canton
Lee
Patriarchs
Bethlehem Wrehexah Lodge
Ancient Mystice Order of Samaritans
Hoosick Falls Local Leaders Reelect Staff and Invite Grange
Hoosick Falls Teachers Association reelected officers including president Ralph Bullock and secretary Marion Haynes with Ruth Van Buren as delegate to the House of Delegates in Rochester November 22 and 23. Hoosick Grange invited to East Greenbush Grange night. Monthly child health clinic today 2 to 4 pm at Main Street School by Dr George E Smith and nurse Margaret Coleman. Personal notes: Postmaster Charles F Wood recuperating at Mary McClellan Hospital. Pvt Wilson H Brownell back from furlough to Camp Cooke. Carl Cunningham transferred to naval air station Beaufort. Library Club and court activities listed with officers. Food sale planned by Court St Mary Catholic Daughters for Immaculate Conception parish tomorrow at 11 am in Lurie department store.
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Hoosick Falls
Camp Cooke
Cal
Howard Brownell
Carl Cunningham
Richard Cunningham
Oliver Road
Naval Air Station
Beaufort
Library Club
Hoosick Falls High School
Betty Cipperly
Ann Buckweiler
Marion Pine
Jane Dougherty
Bend
Sam Baertschi
Walter Knights
James Michie
the Robes
William Habel
Henry Kessler
Chorus
Jane Sawyer
Sam Mbaertschi
Marian Pytko
Mary Harriet Bullock
Barbara Eldredge
Dorothy McLean
Court St. Mary, Catholic Daughters of America
Girl Scout Week Planned by Local Catholic Groups
A dual committee leads a November event to open Girl Scout Week with a mass at St. Peter's Church on Oct. 31. Fourteen troops from Troy Cohoes Watervliet Waterford and Green Island will renew pledges bless flags and hear Rev. Edmund J. Burns speak. Betty Simmons chairs the Catholic Youth Organizations effort.
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St. Peter's
Troy
Cohoes
Watervliet
Walterford
Green Island
Betty Simmons
Guardian Angel Home
Edmund J. Burns
Sir Joseph's Church
Miss Simmons
Betty O'Connell
Watervei
May Brown
Ann L. Gorman
St. Peter's Church
Helen Curran
St. Agnes’ Church
Allies Sink Two Jap Warships in Attack on Rabaul
Allied Headquarters announced a low level Mitchell bomber raid against Rabaul in the Southwest Pacific, destroying about 60 Japanese planes and sinking two warships. The attack also hit Cape Hoskins and Cape Gloucester as Japanese forces pressed near Finschhafen, with barges near the area sunk or repelled.
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Rabaul
Pacife
New Britain
New Guinea
Solomons
Finschhafen
MacArthur
Senk
Rabanel
Cape Hoskins
Cape Gloucester
Dampier Strait
Sattelberg
Bold air battle nets heavy Japanese losses in two hours
In a two hour assault at Rapopo and Tobera airfields 36 enemy planes were destroyed on the ground while 24 Japanese planes were shot down and three Mitchell bombers were lost. A destroyer and a gunboat were among the assets engaged.
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Rapopo
Tobera
Warships Sunk and Cargo Vessel Lost in Pacific Action
A naval engagement off Kavieng New Ireland saw Allied forces sink an 8,000 ton troop transport. In the same action a 6,000 ton cargo ship and another vessel of similar size were sunk or damaged, while a corvette sustained severe damage. A Liberator bomber patrolling the area contributed to the sinking.
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Kavieng
New Ireland
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C.F
Trojan
Helen
Katharine Fleming
Helen Burke
Loretta Eleanor Hayden
Hayden
Rita Ball
Marguerite Cavanaugh
Josephine Monahan
Angeline Resting
Genevieve Shea
Girl Scouts
Roosters
Los Angeles
U.P
Carl Rasmussen
Irig
Fred W. Whitehouse
MI Betty Simmons
Calla
Ory
Housewives
Bane
E. M. Branagan
Mechanicville
N. Y
Boston and Maine Railroad
Nieweparr
Ghrghy
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