Missing Watervliet Man Safe in England After Five Days on Raft
Watervliet resident Seozt Lancelot Rosenberger, son of Mr and Mrs William Rosenberger, reported missing on Western European front, arrived in England after drifting five days in a life raft in the Bay of Biscay. Rescuers including a Liberator bomber crew and a Halifax aircraft aided the men. Rosenberger suffered back injuries but escaped unharmed. The group salvaged water and rations as they endured rough seas before rescue.
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England
Biscay Bay
Seozt
Lancelot Rosenberger
William Rosenberger
Eighth Avenue
Waterliet
Bay of Biscay
War Department
Pasterdas Tm
Ohent
Record
London
Rosenberger
Charles H Moore
Seguin
Tex
Moore
Antisz
Liberator
James H Rosenberger
Camp Pickett V
Thomas Rosenberge
Mip
Engineering Corps
Furlough Ends: Deserter McIntosh Faces Checks Case
Charles R L McIntosh 33 a deserter from the Army Air Force was arrested in Detroit by FBI agents and to be sent to Chicago to face charges of passing bad checks used to finance a Midwest and East tour with a Chicago man’s wife. Authorities allege the checks totalled over 1000 dollars and include cashing at the St Moritz Prince George and the Biltmore in New York. He and a blond companion also face a Mann Act complaint for transporting the woman to New York State for immoral purposes. The pair traveled from Liberal Kansas to St Paul Rochester Milwaukee Cleveland Boston and New York stopping at top hotels before McIntosh’s arrest in Chicago area. He is described as the son of a Detroit business executive and ex Royal Canadian Air Force member who joined the US Air Forces.
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New York
Ww.p
Charles R. L. F. McIntosh
Army Air Force
Chicago
Middle West
East
McIntosh
Detroit
FB. 1
U. S
Garrett W. Cotter
Chi Tago
Buffalo
Edgar Hoover
FBI
Washington
New York State
Liberal Kan
E E Conroy
McIntosh Trode
Liberal
St Paul
Conroy
Blackstone Hotel
South Bend
Ind
Rochester
St Paul Milwaukee
Cleveland
Boston
MclIntosh
St Moritz
Prince George
Biltmore
Charles McIntosh
Super Heat Control Co
W 2D Hardy
Muskegon
Mick McIntosh
Indian Relief Unearthed by Girl Scouts
A 1943 Hudson Valley archeological find is credited to a group of Girl Scouts led by Betty Lou Nuris from Brogan. On a hiking trip they uncovered an early Indian rock shelter linked to Iroquois and Algonquin cultures dating over 500 years. Artifacts include bone awls pottery a stone axe slate fragments and more. The discovery is valued by Bear Mountain Trailside Museum director William H Carr and the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
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Bea
Betty Lou Nurtis
Brogan
Hudson Valley
Wiliam H Carr
Bear Mountain Trailside
Museum of Natural His
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Dolcn
Frank G Antosz
Wilkes-Barre
Sergt H . Bischoff
Clarksdale, Miss
Sergt George Peebles
Augusta Ga
Silas M Girder
San Antonio
Sergeant Rosenberger
Royal Canadian Air Force
Jost
Enid
Magnesia
Epsom
Woodbury Creams
Colgate Dental Cream
Halo Shampoo
Colgate
Troy
West Point
Tory
Ise
Stanley Pally Lane
Simmons
Masterfalls
Seloes
Cilied
Union Home Furnishers
UNION
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