Fourth Degree Knights Hold Exemplification Night in Troy
More than 306 Fourth Degree Knights attended a Troy area gathering as Rev. Charles C. Smith and Rev. John H. C. Mulcahy presented candidates from Albany Schenectady Glens Falls and surrounding councils. The event featured remarks against unAmericanism and church-hostile currents, with Joseph M. Looter and John J. Keely leading district ceremonies amid a local council banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Smith
St Peter's Church
Yeo
Mexico
John J. Keely
York District
Arthur P. Irving
Monsignor Curtin Assembly
Glens Falls
John H. C. Mulcahy
Thomas W. Wallace
Schenectady
Francis W. McGinley
Patrick A. Crowe
van Reisselaer
Paul A.leduc
James A. Hogan
Child Killed by Truck in Warsaw Incident
Douglas George Court eight-year-old boy was killed yesterday when struck by a Mack truck. Deputy Sheriff Ralph Shetes quoted the driver saying the boy ran into the path of the vehicle and dropped under the trailer. The accident occurred in Warsaw as police investigated the scene.
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Warsaw
Douglas George Court
Mack
Ralph Shetes
Titcomb Auxiliary to Meet at President’s Home
A special meeting of Titcomb Auxiliary Army and Navy Union will be held tomorrow at 2 at the home of president Mrs Cassie Williams 254 First Avenue. Special business will be discussed.
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Titcomb Auxiliary
Army and Navy
Union
Tommorrow
Fem
Cassie Williams
First Avenue
Troy and Area Schools Receive War Plant Tools
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute reports Troy and area schools receive war plant tools from the Rochester Ordnance District. The equipment, valued at 603060 dollars, supports vocational and technical training with drilling machines lathes and milling tools for industrial education and space clearance for normal production.
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Troy
Area
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Waterfliet
Hoopick Fells
Hudson Rails
Ordnante
Rochester Ordnance District
Cok Frans J. Atwood
Lohick
Rouge
Yamashita on trial for crimes in the Philippines
The Yamashita war crimes trial hinges on whether the commander shared responsibility for a pattern of massacres and rapes by Japanese forces in the Philippines. Prosecution seeks the death penalty, arguing headquarters bearing guilt through inaction. Yamashita pleads innocence as a five member US Army panel convenes with Japanese counsel and interpreters.
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Philippines
Germany
Japan
Nuernberg
Siederm
Yamashira
Yamashite
Yamashita
Pasquale Robles
Pasquale
U. S. Army
MacArthur
Consel
Russell B. Reynolds
Clarence L. Sturdévant
James A. Lester
William G. Walker
Eghert
F. Bultene
Garage Damaged by Fire at Washington Place
Firefighters were called Saturday afternoon to a two story brick garage behind 3 Washington Place. The vacant structure owned by Mrs. Sarah Stevens sustained light damage from rubbish beneath the flooring. Pumper 3 responded at 3:35 PM and Box 137 at 3:39 PM. A booster and two hydrant lines fought the blaze, cause undetermined.
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Washington Place
Sarah Stevens
Spring and
Kinney
Hoosick
Fifteenth Streets
Union Street
Broadway
Ireland Faces Economic Paradox After War
Ireland, an agricultural nation, sacrifices potential industrial growth for neutrality. While unemployment falls via migration and military expansion, imports shrink, coal is scarce, and rationing persists. Government plans include roadwork, bog reclamation, and a new industrial push, with tourists seen as a key future boost. GIs arrive to reconnect ties, easing wartime misunderstandings and boosting hospitality.
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Eire
Hitle
Bet
Pehiied de Valera
Germany
Expire
Sweden
Spain
Switzerland
Portugal
Turkey
Partir
Fire
Britain
Birt
U. S
Civilian Conservation Corps
State Commission
United States
Europe
Trish
Atmetics
America
German general funds French prisoner of war camp
General Eggert Von Reeder, head of the German military administration in Belgium during the occupation, has been funding a French prisoner of war camp, it was announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Eggert von Reeder
Belgium
Coastwise tide lashing follows five day gale ends in Shan area
London Pi Tweo reports choppy seas pushed more floating tines ashore along Britain's southeast coast as a five day gale, though the Air Ministry said the storm had ended except near the Shan area of Zire.
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London
Britain
Air Ministry
Zire
Black Bear Emerges As Algoma Public Enemy No.1
In Sault Ste. Marie Ontario bears threaten to surpass wolves as Algoma’s top pest as they raid orchards and farms. Eight of a large bear clan pillaged an orchard in Prince Township. Three were killed, six hunted the next day, and more sightings followed within half a mile. A light berry crop lures bears into daylight open areas, prompting woodsmen to call them unusually bold and daytime raiders this year.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Algomae
Algoma
Ontario
Sam Martin
Prince Township
Predict Wider Use to Be Made Of Lie Detector
Hamilton reports that Kenneth Berrien, Colgate University psychologist, predicts extensive use of the polygraph in business and industry for mutual protection of employers and employees as well as crime detection. He notes surveys showing high theft in hotels, stores, and banks and cites Lloyds of London endorsing polygraph testing with bond premium reductions for tested workers. He argues public misunderstandings limit current use and expects widespread future application as operators become trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Kenneth Berrien
Colgate University
Br. Betrien
Lloyds of London
Berrien
Missing Boy Found Dead in Woods Near Malone
Robert Reeme, aged 10, disappeared Saturday in the woods and was found dead last night with a broken neck. Franklin County Coroner Edward A. Cargill ruled accidental death, saying the boy likely fell on a slingshot worn around his neck.
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Malone
Robert Reeme
Franklin County
Edward A. Cargill
Thas
U S and Russia clash over Rome Romania and trusteeship terms
Senate Majority Leader Barkier cites Truman address as widening Monrose Doctrine reach. Differences with Moscow center on recognition of Romania, Mediterranean trusteeship, and a control council before Japan advisory commission. Negotiations hinge on these three points as Byrnes previously resisted.
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Dent
Moascos
Washington
London
Senats
Barkier
D-Ky
Afr
Truman
Moscow
State Byrnes
United States
Romania i
Mediterranean
Advisory Commission For
Japan
Stalin
Expect Increased Work in Mines of California
A 400 page report by the State Division of Mines forecasts rising employment in California mining and quarry operations. By end of 1915 California mineral output totalled 21.49 billion dollars since 1887, with Los Angeles County leading at over 2.8 billion. Petroleum and natural gas dominate recent production.
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Los Angeles
California
State Division of Mines
Los Angeles County
Dachau Guards Rounded Up for Trial
Nazi SS elite guards who ran the Dachau camp, where over 200000 people were cremated, are being rounded up by military authorities for what may be the largest postwar atrocity trial. Orders urge the trial to begin by late November, aiming to match Britain’s Belsen proceedings in scale.
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Dachau
Germany
Nazi 5S
Massa
Girl Scout Event Honors Leaders at Lansingburg Service
The annual Girl Scout service at the Church of Law featured flag bearers from Hash Powers and Whipple Schools with E Ross Jaunette Low troops. Eleanor Race led Troop at Haskell School. Mrs John J Powell and Mrs George Curran led Troops 13 and 117 with Betsy Ross and Juliette Low units. Rev Seth N Genung delivered the message on “A good Name.”
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Moreth
Church of Law
Rorownia Tragoa
Hash
Powers
Whipple
E. Ross
Jaunette Low
Eleanor Race
Haskell School
John J. Powell
George Curran
Powere School
Sandra Theroux
Whinple School
Felix Adams
Sally Arn Heer
Marylyn Fay
Betsy Ross
Would-be Auto Thief Admits Killing Woman
Columbus GPs Gordon C Weltman, 23, a steel worker, confessed Saturday night to shooting Mrs Helen Duffield, 23, in downtown Lorain Ohio last Wednesday night and firing two more bullets when he found she was alive. He said he planned to steal her cat and use the car to abduct another Lorain woman and force marriage. Duffield, wife of a Navy radarman, awaited her husband’s return as they prepared to occupy their rented home.
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Columbus
Gordon C. Weltman
Helen Duffield
Lorain
Glenn Hoffman
Yeaters Wellman
Hoffman
Weilman
Science Teachers To Meet Saturday
Science teachers in the Eastern Zone of the New Ti State Science Teachers Association will hold a one day conference Saturday at State College for Teachers Albany. The opening address is at 10 am by Dr donn M Sayles president of State College. Morning lectures include Visual Education and Science Instruction by Dr Field Hendrickson and Insects and Science Teaching by Dr F D Glasgow. The afternoon program features Dr Tainter director of the Winthrop Dr Near East iz Lene professor of physics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on Nuclear Physics and Atomic Ener jerbs.
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Ti State Science Teachers Association
State Colege For
Albany
Ds. Donn M. Sayles
State College
Field Hendrickson
F. D. Glasgow
Scienti Bn Sk
Three Drivers Face Troy Traffic Charges
Motorcycle Officer Willan Healey arrested three motorists last night. Edward Bireghy, 32, of R. D., charged with passing a red signal at Pawling and Ford Avenues. William Crowley, 43, of West Sand Lake, cited for forty miles an hour on Pawling Avenue. Otto Wentzelais, 26, of State Street Schenectady, also cited for forty miles an hour on the same street.
Cohoes Churches Plan Activities
Cohoes churches announce a busy schedule with meetings at First Methodist, St James, St John’s Episcopal, Reformed Church, First Baptist, and other local groups. Activities include Sunday school, Ladies Aid, USO programs, youth events, rummage sales, and a Women’s Group conference in Albany.
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Watnesday
Junwil Decosse Potlawet St. James Methodist Church
Reformed Church
Ckarpe
USO
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Womens Executive councWil
P.m
Feciery
First Baptist Church
Lee Brood
Fair View Avenue
Northside
Ladies Aid Society
Dorcas Philathea
Hudson River Baptist Association North
Emmanuel Baptists
Albany
Entertaining
Coronary Thrombosis Fatal to Troy Woman
Mrs. Frenie Sreen, 5, of Troy, was found dead at home yesterday. Coroner Dr Zevar Marcus and Sgt Daniel Heenehan, with Troopman John Soefvauer, investigated the death which was attributed to acute coronary thrombosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenie Sreen
Zevar
Manoyian
Thomas J. Dufy
Daniel J. Heenehan
John Soefvauer
Ugland
Pope counsels boys at St Peter's Mass in Rome
Pope Pius XII told Italian shoe shine boys to be good examples to friends and families during Mass at St. Peter's. The gathering was organized by Catholic orders for relief mission boys.
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Raine
Pope Pius XII
Mase
St. Peter's
Fall injures deck crewman on LMS R 419
Frank Savinc, 3, of 308 Ninth Street, was cut on the forehead when he slipped on the deck of LMS R 419 at Fulton Street. He was carried to Samaritan Hospital by Patrolman Donald Degen and Frank Brearton, then returned home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Savinc
Ninth Street
Fulton Street
Samaritan Hospital
Patrohmien
Donald’ Degen
Frank Brearton
New Building Planned At Cohoes
A prospective construction project is described involving the erection of a two story structure. The notice mentions legal counsel Mary E Minches and a compromise over taxes and rents. The filing references the Common Council and local authorities, with assignments to tax and planning committees. The legible fragments indicate a formal municipal planning filing in Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Counsell Y Genolid F. Mechean
Mary E Minches
Gilice - de
Estes
Cohoes Council Deliberates School Site Selection
A special meeting of the Cohoes Common Council will discuss possible elementary school sites as the district advances its construction program. The plan includes evaluating multiple locations and coordinating with the school board on site selection and project details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Stuiley
Common Council
Meade
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Area Knights of Columbus
New York
Kmisors
Tid Hendrick Hudson
Mintzer Petroleum Corp
Gulf Fuel Oil North Tray
Frogette
Charm Beauty Salon
Third Street
cLarvay
Ematted
P.l—No Appoinement Sect Saary
Sam
Hutson River
Washington Bridge
Black Bear
Canada
U.S., Russia
Funny
Girl Scouts of
Lansingburg
Altend
First Methodist Church
Teday St
Idis Ovila Bamranc
E. T. Ruane Post
American Legion
Blanchard Post
Delmar
Mohawk Valley Drum & Bugte Corps Association
Pan
Mohawk Street
Wimnse
Alaminae Association
Cohees Hospital
Nurses
Margaret Haier
Pope
Bob
Kay Lacy
Kemes
St. Agnes
Mary Jennings
Mary Strauchon
Mary Kennedy
Dizna
Strauchon
Fellowcraft Club
Cohoes Lodge
Pam
Masonic Temple
Charles E. Dawson
James B Wright
Morris G. Harple
WM. J. Fagan
Limerick
Optometrists
River Street
American Theater
A.M
Srather Herold A
Latham
Mes
Ernest J. Wilsey
Soretery
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