Freezer Lockers in Schaghticoke Delayed by Material Shortage
Construction of the freezing lockers by Hoosick Maley Farmers' Exchange Corp in Schaghticoke is delayed due to material shortages. Supervisor Frank Astolock expects early completion. New fire lockers not ready until October 1. 459 compartments, 20 and 260 pounds, housed in a concrete building with 24 hour attendant. Fast freezing room allows beef to be wrapped and frozen quickly. storage at 2 below zero. A similar locker is being built at Deknar and Cambridge unit is in operation.
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Schaghticoke
Hoosick Maley ‘ Farmers’ Exchange Corp
Frank Astolock
Suzy
Schushticoke
Néina
Deknar
Asorder
Cambridge
Treasury Pays Full Value of Charred Bills
Londes Taylor and his wife saved a wallet containing $3. They burned the wallet with ashes and remnants later sent to Secretary Morgenthau. The Treasury found enough ashes to prove ownership and issued a $68.30 check with a 10 cent service charge.
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Wassington
United States
Alcaia
Taxter
Morgenthau
Whitehall Sailor Captures Mississippi River Tragedy
Charles E Sullivan 23, a first mate in the Maritime Service, drowned Saturday in the upper Mississippi near De Soto Wisconsin. His family learned of the death as Coast Guard crews searched the river. Sullivan, from Whitehall, served in the Mississippi River crew of the steamer Jerry Beeler and was one of four brothers in the merchant marine. He studied at Plattsburg and Syracuse, enlisted in Chicago in 1932, trained at Sheepshead Bay, Hoffmans Island, then joined the Jerry Beeler’s crew. Survivors include his mother, two brothers in the Merchant Marine, a sister in the U.S. Cadet Nurses Corps, and a wife of an older son serving nearby.
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Maritime Service
Mississippi River
DeSota
Wis
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EL Sullivan
Whitehall
Sullivan
Sern
Bullivan
Plattsburg State Teachers College
Syracuse University
Chicago
Sheepshead Bay
Hoffman's Island
Jerry Beeler
LeRay J. &. Sul
Officer Dies Of Wounds In France
First Lieut. Sane J. Frandino of Whitehall died of battle wounds in France Aug 5 after being wounded Aug 3. He served with the 303th Infantry, trained at Fort Benning, and had overseas duty since May. Survived by wife, siblings, and five brothers. a requiem Mass will be held at Our Lady of Angels Church.
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France
Carl Frandino
War Department
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Fort Benning
Whitehall Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of Angele Church
Whitehall Council of
Boy Scouts
Shushan
Whitehall High School
Airs
Marlene Phillips
Catherine Frandino
Philip Frandino
Frante
Joseph Frandino
Camp Maner
Tex
Vincent Frandino
Camp Stewart
Anthony
William Frandino
Our Lady of Angels Church
Earthquake Tremors Reported Across Several States
A series of tremors lasting two to three minutes rattled areas from Astria Queens to Hackensack and beyond. Witnesses described beds shaking, lamps toppled, and nerves frayed as rumors of explosions heightened fear. Authorities noted minor damage and felt shocks in airports and city buildings.
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Indianapolis Star
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Journal Courier
Mass
Rutland
Northern
Ohio
Atland
Toledo
Towanda
Williamsport
Reading
Sfftees
Missouri River Floods Ravage Huge Areas
Lieut. Col. Delbert Freeman reports from Omaha that floods of the Missouri River and its tributaries have caused about 47.08 million dollars in damage. More than three million acres in the Missouri River basin were submerged by flood waters during April, May, and June.
Troy High and Grade Schools Open Today
Troy and Catholic Central High School open for freshmen and new students with transfers. Troys freshmen class tops 160, class schedules begin immediately at 1 30 pm. Lazalie Institute starts at 5 45 am. Elementary schools begin 8 45 am with registration already underway.
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Allied air raids widen to seeks through Europe fronts
The report notes Allied bombers hit rail lines through the Brenner Pass and submarine bases at Genoa while Italian bases targeted retreat routes for German forces in Italy. Konigsberg and Stettin are largely ruined by raids, with warehouses burned and vast areas devastated. In the invasion, about 14,795 Allied airmen were lost or captured by August 15, with 2,059 of those deaths. Allied aircraft destroyed 651 enemy planes on the ground and claimed 2,990 enemy crafts weren’t operational.
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Normandy
Mediterranean
Brenner Pass
Italy
Genoa
Konigsberg
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R.A
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Stettin
Konigsberf
Allied forces sweep through Belgium and northern France
Dispatches report chaotic movements as German rearguards fall back toward Abbeville Compiegne and the Canche River. Allied air units claim destruction of over 1 600 trucks and 39 armored vehicles while French Belgian and Allied forces push toward Aachen and the Saar region amid sparse field reports.
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Aechen
Perl
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Compiegne
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Pont-A-Mousson
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Bsimeem
Metz
Nancy
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Saar
Hesdin
Canche River
Calais
Boulogne
Dunkerque
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Raic
Aachen
Prussia
White House Quiz Answers from Page Six
A fragment lists quiz answers about presidents and White House marriages. It cites Buchanan and Clavelle, Frances Folsom as a 22 year old bride, Esther born in the White House, and other couples including Jackson, Harding, Van Buren, and Roosevelt. It notes Letitia Tyler, 1842, and references Rachel Jackson, Eleanor Henderson Arthur, Mary Todd Lincoln, and Mary Blaine Walker in brief mentions.
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Mise Frances Folsom
Esther
White House
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van Buren
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James G Blaine
Harrison
Mary Todd Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Fragmentary note on Dutch use of washed powders
A garbled snippet mentions dried ixid grated and cheatnuts used in Holland for washing powder. It reads as a fragmentary observation about a substance or process and lacks clear details, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm context or outcome.
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