Campaign losses in Sicily raise U S war toll
Washington UPI reports Army losses in the 38 day Sicilian campaign total 7,500 killed wounded and missing raising overall war losses to 70,782. Total services casualties 104,658 since Pearl Harbor with 19,875 dead. McCloy notes many missing are POWs and mentions 25 000 in Eisenhower command as estimate. Buffalo curfew proposal targets under 16 to curb juvenile delinquency.
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Washington
UPI
Pearl Harbor
John J. McCloy
McCloy
Bataan
Corrigedor
Navy
Dais
Coast Guard
White named head of New York Conservation Department
Gov. Dewey appointed John A. White of Bath as commissioner of the State Department of Conservation at $12,000 yearly. White succeeds Acting Commissioner John L. Halpin, who will remain as deputy. White’s career includes leadership in conservation groups and prior service on the department’s advisory council.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
State Department of Conservation
John A. White
Bath
New York State Conservation Council
White
John L. Halpin
Schenectady
Watervliet
Halpin
Democratic Party
Hammondsport
Buffalo J
Hempstead
Iis
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss Airplane Co
Dewey
Las
Steubens County
Lehman
Departments of
Correction, Health, Insurance
Labor
Conservation Department
New York
Cambridge Union School Reopens After Summer Break
Cambridge Union School resumes Tuesday morning with first session ending at 11 45 and no afternoon classes. Next Wednesday pupils dismiss in time for memorial services on the school lawn. Summer teaching staff changes include new commercial teacher Miss Margaret L Hotaling and new second grade teacher Miss Margaret Weyrauch. Beadle Hill Easton district high school pupils join Cambridge, as do Coulter Jackson and Colla Upper Ash Grove districts. Principal Byron M Herrington and staff list given.
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Helen Tappen
Madeline Gagnon
Janet Jones
Board of
Educaton
Margaret L. Hotaling
Voorheesville
New York State Teachers’ College
New Lebanon Central School
Margaret Weyrauch
Liberty
Oneonta State Teachers’ College
Coulter
Jackson
Colla School
Upper Ash Grove
Cambridge Union School
Beadle Hill
Easton
Cambridge
Byron M. Herrington
Winthrop Ames
Arthena Gregg
Mary Riley
Anna Vaughn
Dorothy Reynolds
Ruth Weir
Mrs Olive Noteman and Teachers Named in Class Notes
Mrs Olive Noteman teaches English for grades seven and eight under Miss Marguerite Lansing who handles social studies for seven and eight. Miss Helen Wallace oversees sixth grade and Miss Ethel Carey directs fifth grade.
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Olive Noteman
Marguerite Lansing
Helen Wallace
Ethel Carey
Local Pageant Winners Named in Special Honours
Miss Rebecca Bell is announced as fourth, Miss Harriet East as third, Miss Eva Carpenter as first, and Miss Hazel Moffitt receives a special award in the pageant.
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Rebecca Bell
Harriet East
Eva Carpenter
Hazel Moffitt
Miss Parrish Leads Special Class In School Arts
Miss Mary Parrish directs a special class focusing on art with Miss Charlotte Record teaching music and Miss Jennie Vairo assisting, while Miss Mary Carpenter serves as librarian.
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Mary Parrish
Charlotte Record
Jennie Vairo
Mary Carpenter
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Sicily
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Buffalo
Hamilton Ward, Jr
Tennessee
Herman Katz
Hoosick ST
STITT
White Heads Conservation
Coats
Fashion Furs
Mendoza
Tibet
Troy
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