Watervliet Board Includes Five in 1-A Defense List
Watervliet Selective Service Board 346 discharged nine veterans and added eleven men for classification. Discharged names include Ralph P. T, Edward K. Field, Themes J. Loomiey, Edward F L Yer to, John H L Furrinpien, Fat a Bird, Walter H. Everies, Alshens 3. Lynch Jr, Calvin b One. अन्य. Eleven men were placed for classification including John J. Miles, George F. Dundes, John C. Fran y V. Sepp Barc Mare ashan Gerciamso Canne, Anthony F. Riz cur HL Pelletier, Joan A tet gan, Alpes F C a waumin, Peter J. Mates, and Foad eu F. Kitan.
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Ie HC
Eis
Watervliet Seective Service Board
Ralph P. T
Edward K. Field
J. Loomiey
Edward FL Yerto
John HL. Furrinpien
Fat A Bird
Weter H. Everies
Alshens
Lynch, Jr
Calvin B
John J. Miles
George FF
Dundes
John C. Frany V. Sepp
Barc Maréerasian
Gerciamso Canne
Anthony F. Rizcur
HL Pelletier
Joan Atetgan
Alpes F.C. A Waumin
Peter J. Mates
Foadeu F. Kitan
Sermon Topics At Watervliet
Local churches list tomorrow services across Watervliet with Rev. Max C. McCamier Rev Emmett W Gould at First Avenue Methodist and Rev Louis E Barker at Third Avenue Methodist. Trinity Episcopal Misses services at 9:30 and 7:30 am El Gabriel's Chapel 3 30 am Beacon Light Mission 3 pm Rev Harry X Van Antiverp leads worship. Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Rev Lester Lo Ross marks surrender terms with Japan through a special morning worship This is the Victory. Swedish Congregational Rev Alfred J Liljestrand sermon Places of Quiet Strength with song service at 7 30 pm
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Trinity Episcopal
Ivan H. Ball
el Gabriel’s Chapel
Third Avenue Methodist
Louis E. Barker
Church
Frankin Gitsalus
Sir Barker
Pam
Alfred J. Liljestrand
Liljestrand
Maplewood School To Reopen Tuesday
Maplewood School will reopen Tuesday at 9 am under Principal Sophie Welnick. Kindergarten students must bring birth certificates. transfer students need report cards and transcripts. Funeral details for Mary C Fitzgerald note a service Thursday and burial at St. Mary's Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs Frank T. McConville and sister Mrs G L Wenzel.
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Maplewood
Sophie Welnick
Mary C. Fitegerald
Watervliet
Martin Fitegerald
Third Avenue
St. Bridget’s Church
The
Rosary Society of the Church
Frank T. McConville
Waterchief
G L. Wenzel
Ruth 3. McConville
Army Nurse Corps
Stanley C. Kerby
Port Washington
St. Bridget's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Maplewood Fire Auxiliary Plans Victory Dance
Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department sponsors a Witnery Dance on September 29 at St Basil’s hall with Marian Barca as general chairman. Jay Uhieva and his orchestra will play. sections include parents and refreshments handled by Machnick, Mart McCormick, Bets, Evelyn Barna, Giga Barna, and Carrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witnery
St. Basil's Hall
Maplewood
Waterclief Mass Schedule Highlights Local Parishes
Mass times listed for several churches led by priests including Rev Joan J Carey Rev Jerome G Sforzese Rev Andrew P Chrystur Rev James P Harrahan Rev Boleslaus S M Watroba Rev A Nap La Palme and Rev Daniel F Cronin. Services span early morning to late morning with Holy Communion observed by various groups.
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Joan J. Carey
The
League of the Sacred
Heart
Our Lady of
St. Nicholas
Andrew P. Chrystur
Alter Boys
Sacred Heart League
Acomasa St. Bridget’s
James P. Harrahan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boleslaus SM. Watroba
Sacred Heart of Mary
A. Nap la Palme
St. Ambrose
Latham
Daniel F. Cronin
Raymond L Webster Dies at Watervlie
Raymond L Webster dies suddenly at his home in Watervlie. He was purchasing agent for Hughes Autogreco Brush Co Inc and had been employed for three years. born in Ticonderoga, he lived here nine years. survived by widow Mary A Richards and two brothers Orlo Webster of Utica and William Webster of Duanesburg. Funeral at Morris Funeral Home Troy Monday at 11 am with Rev John D Gass officiating.
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Raymond L. Webster
Bait Place
Watervlie
Hughes- Autogeef Brush Co., Inc
cBat
Toree
Ticonderoga
King Solomon's Lodge
Los Animas
Troy
Albany
Ethan Allen Lodge
C.F
Oriental Temple
Mary A. Richards
Orlo 5. Webster
Utica
William B. Webster
Duanesburg
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
John D.gass
D.D
St Paul's Episcopal Church
George W. Keflex
George W. Kelley
Potter Street
Whitehall
James
Anne Kelley
Kelley
New York National Guard
Fore
Belleville
Mabel Kelley
Lestie Bartholomew
Fred Carswet
I Brether
Philip Kelley
Oneonta
Notre Dame Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Notorious Nazi Died Cursing Himmler
Denver INs posts war crimes coverage recounts the death of a Mauthausen commander who named Himmler and Heydrich, detailing his crimes, confessions, and the vast toll of the camp system. The piece notes a postwar boom in semi pro sports and basketball in Denver as Major Reid forecasts athletic growth.
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Ziereis
Germany
Gis
Gusen
Austria
Gle
Himmier
Mauthaugen
Reinhardt Heydrich
Prague
Volksdeutsch Germans
Denver
INS
Juan Reid
Lowry
Rocky Mountain
Halsey Warns Allies to Press Japan Firmly
Admiral William F. Halsey, aboard the Missouri in Tokyo Bay, urged the Allies to impose surrender terms on Japan with no sentiment. He warned that another war could follow unless Western forces remain in the Pacific and Japanese intentions are clearly proven by deeds. He recalled Wake Island losses and praised air crews while demanding lasting, peaceful postwar stability.
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San Francisco
Admr
William F. Halsey
Japan
Halsey
United Nations
Pacific
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
Marine Air
Army Air Force Lost 38 185 Men in War
The Army Air Force reports 38 185 personnel and 18 418 aircraft lost in Europe to defeat Germany. Maj Arthur Gordon says Germany lost the air war in 1944 due to jet interceptors focus. War Department notes 1 908 sailors lost at sea in the Japan theatre.
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Army Air Force
Washington
Europe
Germany
Luftwaffe
A.A. F. ‘Service Journal
Airforce
Arthur Gordon
de Periment
Japan
Italy
Tiley versus Tiley Republican race in Sunbury primary
The prothonotary race in the June primary featured Benjamin H E Tiley and Benjamin F Tiley competing. The incumbent Benjamin F Tiley won the Republican nomination for the county prothonotary post in Sunbury Pennsylvania.
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Tiley
Sunbury
Benjamin HE Tiley
Benjamin F Tiley
Obituary notices from Hoosick Falls and area
Deaths include Jennie Hayden Shea wife of Thomas H Shea of Hoosick Falls and Charles R Lewis of Troy with service details. Also listed are services for Edward L Waite, William Buckingham, Miss Alice F Dwyer, George W Kelley, Lydia Harrington, Harley J Ackerly, Miss Mary F Murphy and Joseph Jeavone with church and cemetery interments in Hoosick Falls Whitehall Cohoes Troy Schaghticoke and Troy area records.
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Mra
Deanie Shesry
Jennie Hayden Shea
Thomas H. Shea
Hoosick Falls
Charles R Lewis
Troy
Jn Drie? Hiness
Patrick
Wieaheth Gaul Heyden
Church of the Immaculate Conception
The
Sacred Heart Sodality of the
Churets Land
Court St. Mary
Catholic Daughters of America
Walter Shea
Mr. Ackerly
Harley J. Ackerl
Nehill
Hoosick Street
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Walter O ‘Torpey
Theresa Hennessy
William E. Duncan
Frank J. Beditz
Chester J. Mason
James F. Fearey
Charles T. Heras
Murphy
Mary F.murphy
Thomas A. Styles
Fourth ‘Street
St. Peter's Church
Wat
Michael F. English
Thomas Dunn
George Merchant
William Keveny
Thomas O'Connor
Joseph Cusack
Jobo
Shaughnessy
St. Mary's Cemetery
Motorists Will Get Better Quality Gas
Washington announces improved gasoline quality without higher prices. Since mid-1944 regular and premium grades will rise in octane from 70 to 72 74 and possibly above 75 for regular and premium. The minimum premium octane rises from 75 to 78 with further increases likely.
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Washington U
OPA
Star Boarder Chester Saivatori Honorably Discharged
Private Chester Saivatori of Southbridge was honorably discharged at Fort Devens Mass. After departure his mother worried about feeding him as the 17 year old, nicknamed The Stomach by his paddies at Boot McPherson, reportedly devoured fried chicken, pie, and large servings before leaving.
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Ory
Fort Devens
Mass
Army
Chester
Saivatori
Southbridge
Saivator
Bort McPherson
Tokyo D-Day Sad Occasion For Marine
A middle aged Marine sergeant on a Tokyo bound ship recalls his three sons serving in the Marines. One son Harold was killed at Cape Gloucester, another Donald wounded at Iwo Jima, and Richard wounded at Saipan. The father and his sons all riflemen once together in civilian life, now face the Tokyo invasion with pride and longing.
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Tokyo
Japan
Edgar Rush
Washington
Rush
Gmail Sient
Harold
Donald H
Richard
Flush
Dorothy
Ralph
Lloyd
Guadalcanal
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Saipan
Donald
Bn Two Jima
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Parris Tend
South Carolina
Okinawa
Area Man Heads Embarkation Port
Cal James Taber Loree of Albany a former brigadier general in the New York Guard named deputy commander of the Boston Port of Embarkation. Port processes about 25 000 returning veterans weekly from the European theater. Loree served at the Mexican border in 1916 and later joined the Army Transportation Corps. He formerly led the Delaware Hudson Railroad and held posts with Albany banks.
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Cal
James Taber Lorea
Abany
New York Guard
Boston
Hrig
James C. Marshall
Loree
New York’Guard
Army
Transportation Corps
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
City and County Savings Bank of
Albany
National Commercial Bank Land Trust Co
Labor Day Pay Rules for Federal Workers Extended
The Civil Service Commission states federal workers on Labor Day may receive regular rates if off, or overtime at one and a half if they work. After the Aug 15–16 holiday confusion and President Tramas revoking Executive Order 3240, wartime holiday rules end. The new policy leaves holiday pay decisions to employers and employees.
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Washington
Weller
Japan
Tramas
Truman May Come to Aid Of Congress
Washington reports a 49 plan in Congress to urge President Truman to address Congress or the nation on draft continuation and Army discharges. Rep. Arends says a personal appearance would carry more weight while May 40 Kentucky chairs review on extending selective service. Navy doctors and civilian health concerns add to the docket as lawmakers seek clearer action.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
House Military Committee
Army
Arends
Tean
Senate
Sod House
Fen»ton
R. Pa
Course for Brides at University of Toledo
A homemaking curriculum addition promises to produce better wives. The course teaches cooking budgeting and coping with husbands temper. A lesson titled How To Keep Things on Harmonious Basis is highlighted as part of the program.
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Toledo
INS
University of Toledo
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First Avenue Methodist
Max C. McCamier
Emmett W Gould
Maplewood School
Rye
Aio
Aida
Lillie
National Bank of Watervliet
AON
Tak
Telnet
Maplewood Fire Auxiliary
St. Patricks
Thomas Sullivan
Livy? LE. Cathout
Samual G. Wise
Waterviiet Mordey
James F. Donlon
Herry J. DeLollo
Parane al
Grieverce Committee
Bengon
Mary L. Rooney
Raymond Lever
Newton
X. J
Ladies’ Aid
Society of the Swedish Congregational Church
Carl Ambree
Avere
Himmler
Munich
Maxthauses
Ziere
Meurder
Ehligren
Talest
Mauthausen
Hell
Victor Miles
Newath
U.S
Dachen
Ziereig
Bitler
Arsenal Motors
Broadway
H.C. A War Prisoners Aid
Shanghai
China
Fes
Edward L. White
Schagnticoke
West Dence
Lilly V. White
Robert E. Waite
Schagticoke
Beverly J. White
Melrose
Elmwood Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Buckingham
Wiliam Buckingham
Second Street
Leavyler D. Jenkins
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cohoes
Beavers
Corhoes Lodge of Elks
Hidward P. Jennings
Frederick H. Vogelsgesang
Glenn Biller
Charles B. Plumiey
Frank Wright
Oakwood Cemetery
Cohoes Elks
Herbert E Mitebril
James Kearney
Jones
Inter- ‘Deforest
Buckinghand
Sr. Jones
Alice Deryer
Alice F. Dwyer
Troy Hospital
First Street
St Mary's Church
Joseph F. Conroy
Joan F. Dwyer
Joseph A. Dever
Clifton
Edward W.J. Dever
Cleveland
Hutton Street
St. Mary's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Ledis Harrington
Lydia Harrington
Caldwell Apartments
Hope H. Murray
Walter Rae
Walter Cornell Harrington
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
Sumner Brown
Church of the Holy Cross
Mt. Dexvons
Joseph Jeavone
N.L. Fonda Funeral Home
River Street
Paul R. Collins
St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church
John W. Willetts
John “Edwards
Arthur “W. Hicks
Robert J. van Vorst
Onlewood Cemetery
Armeriesi
Teft
Y. M
Y. Mo. A
Marine
Man Heads
Heinrich Schliemann
Iuself
of Congress
Edward
QUIN
State & Miver
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