Danes Resist as Germans Crack Down Across Denmark
Refugees flood into Sweden as German troops crush Danish revolt trying to drive Denmarks government from authority. Reports place King and Queen under detention while Danish forces, led by Prince Gorm, clash at Svendborg and Viborg. German units from Norway reinforce in rapid offensives near Naestved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Denmark
Christian
Sorgenfri Castle
Hermann Vonannecken
von Hannecken
Skagen
Shoerning
Saeby
Aalborg
Viborg
Anarhus
Grenaa
Fredericia
Sveaborg
Eric Scavenius
London
United Nations
Christmas Moeller
Moeller
Sweden
Germany
C. B. Henriques
Copenhagen
Midelgrypnet
Amalienborg Palace
Svendborg
Prince Gorm
Harold
Christian of Schaumburg
Insurance License and Financials for Rehatle Fire Insurance Co
State official certifies Rehatle Fire Insurance Co of Dayton Ohio is licensed to transact fire insurance in New York. 1942 statement shows assets 1 573 832 87 liabilities 48 504 27 actual paid up capital 250 000 00 income 522 999 45 and surplus disbursements 75 328 60. Notice of beer license issuances for Troy addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Thomas J. Cullen
New York
Rehatle Fire Insurance Company
Dayton
Ohio
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Fourth Street
Troy
Rensselaer County
Nazi Lines Crumble In Russia
Soviet forces report rapid advances in the Smolensk region with captures of Yelnya Glukhov and Rylsk and pushes toward Smolensk. Stalin praises front troops for breaking fortified lines as the summer offensive expands into northern Ukraine and raises aims on key rail hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Taganrog
Yelnya
Smolensk
Spas Demensk
Glukhov
Rylsk
Sevsk
Moscow
Stalin
Vassiliy Sokolovsky
Constantine Rokossovsky
Central Front
Ukraine
Kharkov
Sevsk Karachev
Orel
Belgorod
White Russia
Russia
Latvia
White Pilot Says Go with Armstrong Off
Henry Armstrong has reversed his retirement decision and planned a Sept 18 bout with Luther White. White’s manager Sam Lampe says the deal is off claiming Armstrong is blind and unfit, questioning boxing commission approval. Lampe notes Armstrong’s gate percentage and contemplates offering Bob Montgomery $15,000 to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Henry Armstrong
Luther
Slugger) White
Baltimore
White
Sam Lampe
Armstrong
Lampe
Bob Montgomery
Home ownership and rental figures from Census Bureau
The Census Bureau reported last night that more than 15,000,000 families own their homes in the United States while nearly 20,000,000 families occupy rented dwellings. The figures reflect the nation’s housing distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (P
United States
Census Bureau
Pleasure driving ban lifted in Eastern area
The midnight removal of the pleasure driving ban in the Eastern shortage area followed by a call for motorists to limit driving to essential needs. The move accompanies no increase in ration coupon value and shifts enforcement to prosecute gasoline black markets while relying on driver patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Petroleum Administration For War
Price
Prentiss M. Brown
Brown
Harold L. Ickes
East
Icke
Brown-Ickes
Seaboard
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Fire at 55 Paine Street Sparks Brief Alarm
A minor fire on Paine Street prompted Green Island firefighters from Gilbert Hose Co. to respond after a Monday blackout. They found an empty baby carriage smoking under a rear staircase. The blaze, likely started by a cigarette tossed from a window during the outage, was quickly extinguished as residents fled darkened blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Street
Gilbert Hose Co
Churchill Invites Russia for Three-Power Meeting
Churchill urged unity among Britain the United States and Russia and said a threefold meeting with Stalin was essential to world security. He noted Soviet strain from fighting on the German front and pledged British effort to join with Roosevelt and Stalin, while praising Soviet advances in Kharkov Orel and Taranrog. Personal note: Mrs Willis E Walker of West Palm Beach, Fla., visits sister Mrs M E Lawson in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Churchill
Quebec
Mediterranean
Japan
Roosevelt
Marshel Stalin
United Nations
Stalin
Orel
Kharkov
Taranrog
Willis E. Walker
West Palm Beach, Fla
M. E. Lawson
Third Stree
Evictions curb by Benesch meets housing shift in Cleveland
Cleveland Federal Rent Control director Alfred A. Benesch stops many evictions yet must relocate after government leases his East Boulevard residence for conversion into smaller suites. The move reflects a broader housing pressure in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alfred A. Benesch
Cleveland Area
East Boulevard
Benesch
Stillwater clamsteam planned by local Rod and Gun Club
The Stillwater Rod and Gun Club will hold its annual clamsteam on Sunday in the Fort Neilson Garage with reservations closing that day. The ticket committee lists Clifford Sherman Albert Bar belt Milton Carter Roy Carpenter Percy Aldrich Frank Mayhew and Andrew Mohan. Personal Pvt Raymond Miller has returned to Arkansas after visiting family. Louie Hailey and George Dunbar returned from Portland Maine. Mrs Thomas Hickey returned from Albany as guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Maynew. Ellen Neilson and Frances Herrick returned from Niagara and Toronto. Henry Moll on leave overseas left for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater Rod and Gun Club
Fort Neilson
Clifford Sherman
Albert Barbelt
Milton Carter
Roy Carpenter
Percy Aldrich
Frank Mayhew
Andrew Mohan
Raymond Miller
Arkansas
Louie Hailey
George Dunbar
Portland
Thomas Hickey
Albany
Frank Maynew
Ellen Neilson
Frances Herrick
Niagara
Toronto
Henry Moll
Boston
Musial Tops NL Batters With .353 Average
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals leads the National League in batting at .353 after Monday’s games. He tops the list in hits with 173, doubles with 36, and triples with 17, while Billy Herman trails in most categories. Other leaders include Arky Vaughan, Nick Witek, Bill Nicholson, Bob Elliott, Walker Cooper, Dolmamy McCarthy, and Joe Medwick. Rip Sewell still has the most victories at 19, with Clyde Shoun close behind in winning percentage at 12 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Billy Herman
Brooklyn
Musial
Henman
Arky Vaughan
Nick Witek
Bill Nicholson
Chicago
Bob Elliott
Pittsburg
Walker Cooper
St. Louis
Dolmamy McCarthy
Boston
Joe Medwick
Her- Tean
Nicholson
Mel Ott
Giants
Herman
Vaughan
Peanuts Lowrey
Rip Sewell
Clyde Shoun
Cincinnati
Appling Leads A L Batting Race as Wakefield Trails
In the American League race Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox leads with a .337 average, ahead of Dick Wakefield of Detroit at .325. Bil Johnson and Guy Cartright sit at .297, with other notables including Oris Hocket .291, Pete Fox .290, Vern Stephens .290, Doc Cramer .289, Rudy York .286, and George Case .285. Wakefield and York dominate Detroit’s hitting, Wakefield leading in total hits and doubles, York in home runs and RBIs. Johnny Lindell tops triples with 10, while Case has 4 steals. Spud Chandler and Hal Newhouser pace pitching strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Dick Wakefield
Detroit Tigers
Appling
Tiger
Wakefield
Bil Johnson
New York
Guy Cartright
White Sox
Oris Hocket
Cleveland
Pete Fox
Boston
Vern Stephens
St. Louis
Doc Cramer
Detroit
Rudy York
George Case
Washington
York
Johnny Lindell
Yankees
Case
Spud Chandler
Hal Newhouser
Rumored Death of King Boris of Bulgaria Surfaces
Report circulated in well informed Bulgarian circles claims King Boris died at the hands of enemies possibly Nazi inspired. Two conflicting versions emerged: that he was shot by an agent or fanatic, or that he died after a visit to Hitler’s headquarters. One source suggests exhaustion from brutal treatment by Hitler akin to Schuschnigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
UPI
Boris Ti
Bulgaria
Boris
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Cohoes Tin Can Drive Set For October Fifth War Cans Sought
Households urged by William J Vandecar salvage head to save processed food cans for war effort collection on Oct 5 at milk dealers after work. About 1.5 tons were gathered last July stored at State Yard for shipment. 14 volunteers sought via Cohoes War Council. Iceland arrival of Lieut Bernard F Hogan after service at Fort Benning and Fort Jackson noted. Patrolman Amede Marcil discharged after injuries. other hospital patients listed. Edward Babyak attends Pensacola flying school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
William J Vandecar
Vandecar
Iceland
Bernard F. Hogan
Army
M. B. Hogan
Heartt Avenue
Fort Benning
Fort Jackson
Pic
Michael E. Hogan
el Paso
Tex
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Amede Marcil
Cohees Hospital
Watervliet-Cohoes
Margaret Maren
Lillian Gates
Columbia Street
Janet Bogler
Mohawk Street
Paul Spink
Third Avenue
Watervilet
Adele Turpin
Congress Street
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Lilian Belanger Gillen
Walnut Street
Montreal
Can
Seaman
Edward Babyak
Egnot Babyak
Saratoga Street
Pensacola
Fla
Cohoes Hospital Head Resigns After Tenure
Miss Margaret Smiley, superintendent of Cohoes Hospital for a year and a half, resigns effective today. Miss Anita Prouty named acting superintendent. Smiley had been appointed in March 1942, succeeding Miss Rhea Biscornet. No new appointment yet announced. Also notes furloughs and promotions within Couture and Bertrand families across local military personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Smiley
Cohoes Hospital
Tose
Anita Prouty
Miss Smiley
Rhea Biscornet
Board
Fall term opens with staff changes in Pownal area
Pownal Allen Beals and family return to Washington DC. Sidney Claydon goes back to Yonkers after visiting. All schools prep for fall term opening Tuesday Sept 7 with some teacher changes. Henry N Pratt Jr and family and niece Nancy Ostrander and nephew Jackie Ostrander return from Swanston fishing trip and nearby vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Beals
Washington, D. C
Sidney Claydon
Yonkers
Henry N. Pratt, Jr
Nancy
Jackie Ostrander
Swanston
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Skodesborg
Office of War Information
Aftontidningen
Werner Best
Best
Malmoe
Naestved
Zealand
State OF New Ylork—Insurance Departent
Guiseppe Esposito
Troy, N
Ranegelac County
Ppomonic Cillis
Gee Congress Street
Green Island
Lansingburg
Italy
Frank Sheppard
Sheppard
Big Spring
W. E. Julian
Ration Board
Sam Eason
Julian
Eason
San Antonio
Phoenix
Arizzoo
Stillwater
Patton
George S. Patton, Jr
United States First Division
Sici
N.L
A.L
Maurice A. Couture
U. S. Navy
Joseph Couture
Albany Hospital
Atlantic
Roland E. Couture
U. S. Army
Alderic Couture
102 Bridge | Avenue
Alabama
Lucille 3. Couture
Continental Avenue
Alban L. Couture
Puerto Rico
Roland Couture
Donald Couture
Francis J. Bertrand
Francis Xi Bertrand
Berkley Avenue
Charlotte Bertrand
James Street
Greenisland
Camp Stewart
Pownal
Troy’s Friendly Food Store
River Ste
Hamburg
Dot
Forest
Mohigan
U.S
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