Stolen Articles Recovered From Trev Metal Firm
Multiple stolen items linked to the Pawling Santavellom case were recovered yesterday at the Brozwake metal establishment. George W Donaldson, a life term parolee employed at the sanitarium, admitted selling motors and copper cable from the facility since July. Police continue checks on other missing items and possible accomplices.
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George W Donaldson
Ufe
Brozwake
Denstéagnis Ender
Cegree
J. Sistoyin
Phitere
Cravet
Bac
Wi Won
Jaik
Maraing
Craver
Timothy J. Mahoney
Vincent
McCarths
Sergt. Joseph
A. Hacnagte
Troy
J Waute Metal
Donaldson
Donald
Donsktson
Schuylerville
Sanitarium
Bertnagle
Hearing on Preliminary Budgets in Towns Grafton and Halfmoon
Legal notices announce town budget filings and a public hearing at Town Hall on November 10 1944 in Grafton for salaries of town officers and related matters. Similar notices in Halfmoon detail a December 4 1944 hearing to review preliminary budgets and proposed salaries for town officials. Also notice license RLS1G issued for beer and wine at Troy establishment.
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Grafton
New York
Reid
Therton
Frank A. Baycoce
Badert
Wetice
HalfYsroungor
Brey
Chifton Park
Halfnoon
Ovclock
Irene Sherein
Aiotsi
Tolai
Fado Weilfara Gitier
Omer
Ellis
Berita
Bevis
Persia
Alk
Betta Wits
Snes
Ant
Ook FM
Jolow- We
Nellig T. Aull
Andere
Goa
Troy
Rensschast
Ferry St. Troy
X.Y
Renee
SGP
Korth
Western Front advances push Germans back near Breda and Steenbergen
Allied forces across the western front drive the Germans from key positions south of the Schelde near Breda and Steenbergen. British and Canadian troops press toward Oud Gastel and Willemstad while pursuing across bridges and ferries. In seven days, 3,049 prisoners are taken as organized resistance wanes and Canadians rout German forces from their last positions near the Schelde.
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Page Ome
Eindhoves
Mejjel
Lieseel
Bertin
Holland
Saat
Brisiah
Capelie
Geerrindesberg
Breda-Hevendaa
Moeraijix
Poute
Roosendaal
Fuezhe
Perth
Oud Gastel
Willemstad
Hollandse
Maas
Mark River
Mena
Diep
Oridge Brown
Garmrs
New-Won
Steenbergen
Supreme Headquarters
Schelde
Antwerp
Grandmother and the Comet line echoes Jabberwocky whimsy
The excerpt from Victoria Lincoln's Grandmother and the Comet cites nonsense words like mimsy and borogove, likening them to Carroll’s Jabberwocky. The piece argues Carroll coined playful double talk, noting Humpty Dumpty and the origin of words. It invites readers to request a pamphlet from Frank Colby.
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Santa Monica
Victoria Lincoln
Lincoln
Lewis Carrell
Alice
Dean Liddell
Carroll
Humpty ‘Dumpty
Glence
Frank Colby
Last Will Notice for Kate M Joyce in Troy New York
The surrogate court in Rensselaer County Troy New York seeks probate of the will of Kate M Joyce of Valley Falls New York. The document lists executors administrators heirs and all interested parties and directs them to appear November 10 at ten in the forenoon. Witness signed by Surrogate Fulwant Denote and attorneys Koplovitz Curley of Troy New York.
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Sitts
New York
Jozce
Montclair
Pantk Josce
Baliveless
County Stage
Kathleen Cami
Grevilie
Muliapar
Westmeath
Ireland
Barnes Pia Theid
Jota Force
Grove
Momelaiz
WN. J
Edward Sasce
Passaic
Bloomsiaid
Vincent
Joree
N. J
Erona St. Newsrie
Jeremiah Sasce
Tartar
Newark
Walter Joyce
Hinkdand Ave
Upper
Mary ‘Macintosh
Upper Mountain Ave
Upper Ees
Anthony Joseph Doxee
St Cathe
Meath
Beilx View
Ei Sammern
Sandreave
Dublin
Gertmids Jorer
Bele Vista
Suamerts
Daduig
Marzarti Josee
Mary Calasanctius
Boapial
Mercer
Jamett
Erablid
Jobb Brady
Raie Force
Ag- Pinisiyarom Ang
Jean Bea
John Brody
Monica Grighs
Tendex
Valiey
Rensselaer
Cantt
Troy
Kate ML Joyce
Tate
Valley -Falls
Fulwant
Unis
Abram C “Sordan
Surmaate’s Court
Sesnig
Koplovitz & Curley
Pelioner
Sireyant P.O
Cannes Place
Red Army Advances Across Fronts Amid Dense Fighting
Soviet troops pressed on from Arctic shores to East Prussia and the Carpathians, with Berlin citing heavy battles around Liepaja and Ventspils and a major push near Prie kula. Tito announced Yugoslav partisans and Red Army forces moved into Veithi Radinci and Srem Mitrovica while Split fell as partisans claimed a long Dalmatian coast stretch and Csap fell after intense house to house fighting.
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East Prussian
Carpathian
Russian Commmunique
East Prussia
Artilles
Auce
Liepaja
Priekula
Berlin
Tito
Red Army
Veithi Radinci
Belgrade
Srem Mitrovica
Belgrade-Munich
Danube
Sava
Free Yugoslav Radio
Partiisans
Split
Dalmatian
Hercegovina
Zadar
Skoeplje
Yugoslavia
Macedonia
Greece
Albania
Csap
Central
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Communitie
Trith
Next Contingents To Be Quite Small Induction drafts for November
Induction and preinduction contingents for November from three draft boards will depart early in the month. Boards 230 431 and 332 prepare contingents mainly of 1B-year old men. Induction groups remain small and differ from last month’s larger sending. Orders for contingents bound for Albany examinations are very small this month.
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Sears
Albany
Liberia Grants Land Sea And Air Bases To U S
Liberia grants the United States permission to establish and operate naval military and air installations. The 1933 agreement, disclosed by the State Department, provides a seaport project under the Bureau of Yards and Docks and funds to be repaid from future port revenues, aiming to protect U S strategic interests in the South Atlantic.
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Washington
Liberia
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Foe on Leyte races to assemble for last stand
Associated Press war dispatches from Carigara and Dagami describe Japanese forces assembling for a last stand in central Leyte. American armor and infantry press toward the coast to sever escape routes while units trap the enemy near Dagami and the Binahean River headwaters.
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Ormoor
Jaro
Inning
Leyte
Valler
Dagemi
Pastrana
Davis
Price Panel Hearings Do Not Constitute Court Action
Miss Rita Fitzsimmone price panel clerk says hearings on alleged violations are not court proceedings but informal discussions to curb violations or enforce price compliance. Occasionally complainants misstate facts, exonerating the violator, and some defendants hire lawyers despite no court action.
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Price Panel
Price
Rita Fitzsimmone
Fitzsimpsons
Senate Deadlocks on Voting Extension in Special Session
Lawmakers clash over extending voting hours and ballot access as Dunnigan attempts a discharge vote, Hanley blocks action for not meeting notice rules, while Democratic measures on district reallocation and wartime ballots fail in committee and on the floor.
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Pave
Irving Mr. Ives
Gaidier
Vata
Pete Possi
Senate
John J. Dunnigan
Rteingur
Dunnigan
Joe £. Hanley
Assembly
John H. Fer, Jr
Ted
Hulane Elack
New York
Cit
Red Cross
Maritime Service
LSD
Hanley
Jokes About German Guerrillas Spark Official Rebuke
London radio lashed out at jokes about the Volkssturm and German guerrillas. It cited listeners joking of “Robin Hood” in forests and described some comments as swinish but warned that more dangerous dismissals show contempt and will planning before action.
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London
Volkssturm
Pepple
Robin Hoad
Stirm
Tate
Tire rationing to widen for B and C holders in November
The Office of Price Administration announced that 1,550,005 new automobile tires will be available for rationing in November, up 250,000 from October. The increase serves normal replacement needs and lets focal boards address an estimated backlog of 850,000 approved but unfilled tire applications, with tires for A drivers still unavailable.
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Washington LP
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Focal Boards
Runaway Car Crashes Guard Rail In Mechanicville
A runaway car crashed through a metal guard rail yesterday in Mechanicville. It smashed its headlight and tender, rolled from in front of Hotel Schuytert driven by Miss Cecelia Regan, crossed Broad Street and Ferry Street, then dropped an area with alarms and garage attendants moving the car away under its own power.
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Mechanicville
Hotel Schuytert
Cecelia Regan
Broad Street
Ferry Street
Woman Breaks Ankle Returning From Church
Miss Mary C Dwyer of 133 Stow Avenue is in Troy Hospital with a fracture of the right ankle. The injury occurred yesterday morning near her home while returning from mass at St Michaels Church. She is under the care of Dr William T Shields.
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Mary C_ Dwyer
Stow Avenue
Troy Hospital
St. Michaels Church
Misa Dovver
Lieu. John T. Dwyer
Pumpers
Wiliam T. Shieids
Spinach One Shot Drags Attention At Houston Grocery
A stray bullet smashed a spinach can at a Houston grocery, spraying juice. Police say two men were seen fleeing a nearby tavern minutes earlier, the sole clue in the incident with no injuries reported.
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Houston
Tex
Two Stolen Cars Recovered By Police Today
Two stolen automobiles were recovered yesterday by Troye Ure and Scate Police. One vehicle, owned by Edward A. Raymond of 1801 Seventh Avenue Waterville, was taken from in front of a chat address and found later in Alsike on Slow Avenue. The other, valued at 153 dollars and owned by Michael Tier of 235 Sevenig Avenue street, was recovered from Averitt Park after being reported stolen from its owner.
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Troype Ure
Scate Police
Edward A. Raymond
Seventh Avene
Alorkisoes
Slow Avenue
Thomas O' Briexane
Precinzet
Alser Brothers
Garaz
Averitt Park
Erasy G
Coese
Michael Tier
Sevenig Averee
Methodist Society Plans Delegates to Saratoga Springs Meet
Troy Methodists prepare for the annual Meeting of the Troy Conference of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Saratoga Springs. Officers will be elected. Delegates from over 300 churches are expected with Mrs. Theodore Burney of Saranac Lake presiding. Dr. A Walton will speak on Christ In the American Scene, theme Open Doors.
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Troy
Theodore Burney
Sersnae Lake
A +. Walton
Board of Missions of
The
Methodist Church
Edward Webster
St. Mark's Methodist Society
Grace Metho_dist
JF C. Jon
J.T. Sprouse Sare
Pawling” Avenue Methodist Church
Arthur H. Landmeaser
Arthur Gummer
Frank.Vanderpool
Arthur Koapp
En Ottier
Plane Auction At Federal Sale Fetches Up To 37500
Dayton reports the surplus airplane auction at Patterson Field raised about 330000 with prices from 10 to 37500. Frank Williamson owner of an Michigan airport led purchases, while J Hi Morton of Galena and Gene Lackey of Indianapolis acquired multiple aircraft. A battered Aeranca sold for 10 and the top price went to a triple engined Beechcraft trainer.
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Dayton, G
Patterson Field
Defense Plant Corporation
Frank Williamson
Lapier, Mich
J. Hi, Morton
2Lania
Gene Lackey
Indianapolis
Anti Nazi Mayor of Aachen Takes Oath of Office
An Aachen mayor with anti Nazi credentials was sworn in today, pledging to govern honestly in a city marked by wartime occupation. The ceremony occurred before city officials as the new leader declared adherence to postwar democratic principles.
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Aachen
Germary
astiNez
Burgomeiner
Cala
Carmichael
Montgomery
Ata
Nazi
Adoviciste
Asc
Execu
Sainstaking
Buffalo Bus Collision Injures 19 On West Side
Nineteen people were injured when an Imerns bus struck the rear of a CHOR 1 R Co bus at Grant and Bradley Streets in Buffalo. One rider Miss Mary Shankie sustained a ruptured spleen and possible left shoulder fracture. authorities call her condition fair. The remaining 38 occupants were admitted to hospitals, none seriously hurt. Police say one LELC bus stopped to discharge a passenger. Shankle’s bus crashed into the rear of the other.
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Suitato i
Seriusly
Imerns
Anchor 1. R. Co
Grant and
Bradley Streets
Buffalo
West Side
Mary Shankie
Charlee A. Murphy
Miss Shankle
Mrs Russell Honor Guest At Cohoes
The executive committee of the Red Cross hosted a dinner in honor of Mr. Ted Russell, former chairman, before the Russells depart Colses for See Dieze. James P. Detter, former member and general Red Cross chairman, spoke as guest list included Walter Gir and others in a county venue.
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Corces Red Cross
Bigst
Ted Re
Russell
Chattran
See Dieze
Cat
aNait
Ipst
Wes James P. Detter
Cotoas
Red Orcas
Abe. Deered Nexanda’ & Rembe
Walter
and Syiverer
sHe Connors Mrz
Russelling
Etjoyee Ba
Anthony VL
Michaars
Fire damages shed and fence from burning leaves
An alarm from Box 26 yesterday reported a fire starting in leaves and spreading to a shed and a rear fence on Louts Cake Avenue owned by Miss Jennie Nimmey. Earlier, a second alarm noted a rear porch smash on Ninth Street. Numerous fire units responded with multiple calls and spot fires on nearby hedges and leaves.
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Sréemen
TL Louts Cake Avenue
Jennie Nimmey
WE Btrzet
Fig Ninth Street
Walker
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Mary Anne Bailey
Fred Baumbach
Reds
Messier
Ar, Lana
U.S
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Associated Press
Spence Davia
Methodist Society
Saratoga Springs
Mrs. Russell
Cohoes
Pepsi-Cola Company
Longstead City
X_Y
Pepsi-Cola Albany Battling Co
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