Real Luck Taborton Man Gets His Lost $440
Deputy County Clerk Peter L. Stover at the Motor Vehicle office recovered a Taborton man’s $440 wallet left on the window ledge after buying a license plate. The owner, a charcoal burner, was found on the street and the wallet plus money were safely returned at the county clerk’s office.
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Peter L. Stover
County Court House
Taborton
Mr. Stover
Mr. Staver
Lawrence J. Collins
Stover
Red Cross Booth At Schaghticoke Fair Labor Day
Rensselaer County Red Cross will open a booth at the Schaghticoke Fair on Labor Day to offer literature lectures and moving pictures on home and farm accident prevention. A 35 mm sound machine loaned by the State Insurance Fund will be operated by Frank Pouliott. John P Shortie chairs the accident prevention committee. Wilbur Currier Rice is promoted to captain in the Army and Fred Emory Baker Jr. to first lieutenant in the Field Artillery per War Department notice.
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Rensselaer County
Red Cross
John P. Shortie
State Insurance Fund
Machahine
Frank Pouliott
Albany
National Red Crosse
Wilbur Currier Rice
Lowell Road
Schenectady
Army
Fred Emory Bakar, Jr
Field Artiliers
War Department
War’s Four Years A Pictorial Review of World Conflict
A condensed recount of World War II events from 1939 to 1942. Adolf Hitler’s invasion of Poland started the war on September 1, 1939, followed by rapid Axis gains in Western Europe. The Battle of Britain began as Germany fought the RAF over London and other cities, ending in Allied victory. Mussolini’s Italy attacked Greece but stalled. Hitler shifted to the Soviet Union in 1941, a brutal campaign with massive losses on both sides.
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Adolf
Aif
Poland
Russia
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxemistry
Italy
Africa
Britain
London
Coven
England
RAF
Luftwaffe
Finland
France
Mussolini
Greece
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Crete
New Zealand
Germany
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
United States
Coral Sea
Midway
Tokyo
Australia
New Guinea
Aleutians
Europe
Solomons
North Africa
Morocco
Rummel
Egypt
Libya
Axis
Tunisia
Sicily
USAAF
Alles
Attu
Kiska
Kuriles
Inv
Algeria
Tl Alamein
Montgomery
Rommel
Tanisia
Cap Bon
Almo
Pantelleria
Med
Mare Nestrem
Aled
Nort Africa + ety
Allied Victory in Africa Marks War's Fourth Year
Allied Headquarters in North Africa marked the fourth year of war by recounting the Axis ejection from North Africa and the Allies pursuit toward Europe. The piece details Rommel's desert peak, the Allied landings at Algiers Oran Casablanca, key Tunisian actions including Tebessa Medjez el Bab and Gabes, and the crucial role of air power and strategic bombing in clearing the Sicilian skies and pressing toward Tunis and Bizerte.
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Africa
Donald G. Coe
Star
Allied Headquarters
North Africa
Europe
Rommel
U. S
Great Britain
Algiers
Oran
Casablanca
Saf
Fedala
Port Lyautey
French Morocco
Tunisia
Edson Raff
Sfax
Gabes
Asgerine
Tebessa
Ite
Medjez
Awung
Tunis
Bizerte
Furens
Daylan Iaugiers
Blade
Eingland
Bone
Youks-les-Bains
Tun
Medjez-el-Bab
Tehour
Montgomery
Attar
Taly
Sicily
Sardinia
Palermo
Pantelleria
Plans Complete For Clamsteam Of Local 930
The clamsteam committee of Local 930 U A W met at Union Hall to finish plans for the annual event at Brookside Park Sunday. General Chairman Louis Krauss announced committee reports and a delegation from regional director Edward Gray and assistants will attend. Members were named for tickets grounds sports music and distinguished guest roles.
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Union Hall
Brookside Park
Louis L. Krauss
Edward T. Gray
George A. Cranmore
Francia XS
O’melia
Louis T. Anthony
John Z. Troocey
Jjr
Frank J. Cavanaugh
Joseph B. Muscatello
Millard J. Dillenbeck
Noah J.revoir
Rose D. Pok
Bertha T. Raleigh
William A. Murr
Frank B. Jones
Wiliam T. Muir
Frederick J. Gabriel
Joseph Co.Bleibbey
Kathryn RB. Cushman
Bertha A. Coonrad
Erma J. Davis
Samuel ¥. Marro
Edward J. Bailey
Albert 3. Russo
Clarence T. Buskas
Joseph W. Fingerald
James B. Cox
Charlies E. Premo
Ruth B. Shillinger
Mises
Helen G. Burke
Albert F. Sickles
Leopold Ehon
Larry S. Rule
Flora B. Gillan
John H. Almond
Louis J. Saunders
Charles McCann
Edward T. Bootes
Michael E. Conway
Patrick H. Merevitt
Charlies L. Mackey
William D. Sweeney
Paul J. Danish
Thomas J. Clancy
Anna T. Kelly
Autoist Refusal Costs 310 in Blackout Incident
In Fort Ann during a blackout an autoist refused to heed an auxiliary officer's orders. Ernest Granger attempted to stop John Francis Smith of Mount Kisco, joined by George Bureh and a town constable. Smith was arraigned and fined 10 dollars for disorderly conduct, reduced from reckless driving.
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Fort Ann
Glenn Falls
Yernest Granger
John Francis Smith
Mount Kisco
Smith
George Bureh
Justice of the Peace
B. J. Mattison
Charter Draped By Lodge For Late Member
At Diamond Rock Lodge No 564 Diamond Rock Hall the charter was draped for late member Frank Fletcher. Noble Grand Earl Carrier Warden Charles Post Conducter Charles Dickinson Chaplain Charles Webb and Musician Fred W Whitehouse attended. Next meeting is Monday Sept 13 at Diamond Rocks site due to holiday.
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Diamond Rock Lodge
Diamond Rock Hall
Frank Fletcher
Noble Grand Earl Carrier
Charles Post
Charles Dickinson
Charles Webb
Fred W. Whitehouse
Jay Hall
Diamond Rocks
Albany County Farm Agent Quits after 15 Years
Flervert B. Davis of Slingerlands resigns as Albany County agricultural agent after fifteen years to join a feed company in Albany. He will depart October 1, and Walter S. Mallon of Delmar, associate county agent since 1930, will succeed him.
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Flervert B. Davis
Slingerlands
Albany
Davis
Walter S. Malson
Delmar
Homesick 13 year old escapes Dutchess jail then recaptured
Edwin Codarre, a 13 year old New York City boy charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Elizabeth Voigt near East Fishkill, escaped Dutchess County Jail about 5 am while a guard read a note. He was recaptured by Deputy Sheriff Lawrence Quinlan before 7 am in a nearby park. The escape involved a note, a rolled blanket ruse, and a keys theft from a guard room. guards Baum Brower suspended. The sheriff said the boy fled because he was homesick.
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Poughkeepsie 4
Edwin Oo ‘Darre
New York City
Dutchess County
Elizabeth Voigt
East Fishkill
C. Fred Close
Codarre
Lawrence Quinlan
Close
Baum
Willam Brower
77 year old Robert Epron dies in Jersey City home
Robert Epron 77 was found dead in bed at 11 a.m. by his daughter Mrs. William B. Patton of 49 Rankin Avenue. Coroner Dr. Thomas J. Duffy ruled a heart attack. Survived by daughter and grandson Ensign Robert E. Patton, Navy. A prayer service at Clarke & Blake Memorial Chapel 818 River Street led by Rev. David J. Livingstone. Funeral planned in Jersey City.
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Robert 3. Epron
William B. Patton
Rankin Avenue
John Moran
William van Steenburg
Thomas J. Duffy
J. A. Padalino
Epron
Baltimore
Robert E. Patton
Navy
Clarke & Blake Memorial
River Street
David J. Livingstone
Jersey City
Thirteenth Ward Plans Honor Roll
A Monday School 1 meeting outlined plans for the Thirteenth Ward honor roll for armed forces members. David Jones named temporary chairman and Jeffers Murphy publicity chairman. Assistants include Mayor Frank J Hogan and several locals. A mass meeting is set for 10 pm Thursday Sept 9 at School 1.
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Thirteenth Ward
David Jones
Jeffers Murphy
Frank J. Hogan
Thomas E. Dee
George Taylor
Fred Loeble
Alec Velottis
Joseph Stronski
Richard Walsh
Harry McClure
William F. Sheenan
Michelas Covatta
Charles Spoore
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