Jobless Benefits Up In Troy This Week
Figures released by Edward Corsi show unemployment insurance payments rising in Troy for the last week of July. A total of 2260 eligible claimants received checks, with averages around 14.33 dollars, marking an increase from June and a statewide uptick in benefits across Glens Falls Saratoga and other postings.
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Uncg
Edward Corsi
Corsi Paints
Arhong Severt Aress
Glens
Saratoga
Denelis
Ing
Beurex
Corsi
I Am Suna
Historic 1536 map of Sandy Hill shown in Hudson Falls
Dr Ismas T Park of Hudson Falls presents to the Washington County Historical Society a 1536 map of the village of Sandy Hill now Hudson Falls. The item, valued by historians, is exhibited in the clerk’s office for several weeks before joining the historian’s room collection. The map details few houses, depicts a preindustrial landscape, and marks the river bridges and a proposed railroad bridge on stone piers.
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Ismas T. Park
Hudson Fells
Washington County Historical Society
Sandy Hill
Ziudson Falls
T. L. H. Woodway
Washington County
Susan E. Wede
Washington County Clerk's Office
Hudson Falls
Washington County Clerk's
Martindale Avenue
Oak Street
Bakers Parls
Hudson River
River Street
Presbyterian Church
Chapter Plans Sale in September TummMage Auction
Bethiesem Star Chapter OES will hold a rummage sale on September 30 and 21 and 15 Congress Street. Mrs Neilie Fouks is general chair. All members with items to sell contest Mrs Edne Willetts, worthy matron.
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Bethiesem Star
O. ES
Congress Street
Mra
Neilie Fouks
Edne Willetts
MU COL Foot Bath Promises Quick Comfort For Feet
MUCOL offers a foot bath claiming rapid relief for sour, burning, and tired feet from overwork or fatigue. The inexpensive powder solution is sold in drugstores and touted for soothing, hygienic uses and gentle soothing properties.
Belgians lauded for surviving Nazi tyranny
President Roosevelts praise echoed in a White House statement recognizing Belgian perseverance during four years of Nazi occupation. He lauded Brussels as a beacon of freedom, noting Belgians faced brutality without surrender and stayed true to democratic ideals shared with the United States and the Allied nations.
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Wadsclagion
Roosevellt
Waite House
Brussels
United States
United Nations
Tremor Shakes Troy Area Prompting Local Inquiries
A tremor was felt across the Troy region with reports from Watervliet and Green Island as residents phoned the Troy Record seeking the cause. Officials suggested possible sources from Champlain or Grand Banks faults, noting the January tremor centered near Maine and New Hampshire with minor intensity.
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War Arsenal
Troy Record
Watervliet
Green Island
Troy
Dudley Observatory
Champlain
Champlain and
Hudson River Valiers
New York
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Maine 2Nd
New Hampshire
Horseshow Report to Be Heard by Marine Corps Groups
A joint horseshow report by the Troy Detachment Marine Corps League and the Troy Unit Marine Corps League Auxiliary will be read at 7 30 p m today at the groups home 187 Seventh Avenue Daniel I B Consay. Auxiliary president Mrs Helen Bateman cochaired the committee with Agnes Bailey Rose Rourke Jane Conway Lucie Therman Birs Catharine Smith Bertab Dunion Mary Landry Helen Dugan Amela Lee Elizabeth White. League chair Peter Gasey and Thomas Killian commandant Werrell F Rourke co chaired. John Fitt Quinn Daniel Conway Frank McLoughlin Dr Francis H Schwarta Levandis Landry Edward White.
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Troy
Marios Corps League
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
Daniell B. Consay
Seventh Avenue
Helen Bateman
Cochairman
Afra Agnes Bailey
Rose Rourke
Jane Conway
Lucie Therman- Birs
Catharine
Senator Norris Buried on Nebraska Plains
Senator Norris was buried yesterday afternoon on the plains of western Nebraska after a long career noted for liberal principles. The 81 year old lawmaker, praised by President Roosevelt as a grand old champion of popular rights, valued simplicity in life and spent his final years in McCook near his boyhood home.
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McCook
Neb
George William Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
First Methodist
Norris
Reilly Tops Dart League at Y. M. C. A.
George F. Reilly led the YMCA sponsored league with a 3 49 point total in last night’s darts event. Robert Mi Ames scored 2 330 to place second, followed by John Mac Donald 2 220 Joe De Sepio 2 269 fibert McCormick 2 000 Barre Nurmberg 1 340 and Jonn Hedg both 53 percent.
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George F. Reilly
Robert Mi Ames
John MacDonald
Joe de Sepio
Fibert. McCormick
Barre Nurmberg
Jonn Hedgcoth
Schaghticoke Faces Prolonged Water Shortage
Village of Schaghticoke declares the acute phase of a two week water shortage ended yesterday but says the system remains unreliable. Artesian wells feed residents as officials seek the cause and authorize a contractor remedy. Water supply remains sufficient for immediate needs, no importation required.
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Schaghticoke
Kis
Sehagnthoze
Artesian Wells
Dutch Instructed To Forestall Sabotage by Nazis
General Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered the people of Rotterdam to protect factories harbor works railways and other installations to prevent German sabotage. The broadcast urged immediate action so that Rotterdam’s port could aid Allied forces if saved from destruction.
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Dwight D. Euenhower
Rotterdam
Keth Jerlands
Radio Orange
Netherlands
Rotterdams
U. S. Income and Production Hit Record Highs in 1944 First Half
The Commerce Department reports U S income reached an annual rate of 158 billion dollars and national production a new high of about 170 billion in the first half of 1944. Despite peaks, growth slowed, with a 3 percent rise in gross national product over the first half of 1943, about one fourth of earlier averages. If wartime ops continue, full year 1944 income and production may stay near midyear rates, unless demobilization shifts occur.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Truman Campaign in Detroit Promises Labor Support
Senator Truman spoke to large crowds in Detroit promising to back the common man if re elected. He praised Roosevelt as the labor and farming friend and urged rebuilding after war with fair prices, a forty hour week, and higher wages.
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Harry & Truman
Michigan
Roosevelt
Hac Square
Missourian
Democratic Party
Peuceas
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
White House
Truman
Hite
Weekly German air service shifts to weekly flights
German commercial planes between Germany and Portugal are now operating on a weekly schedule due to dangers along the lines near Stuttgart and Barcelona and disruptions in France.
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Madrid
Germany
Portugel
Stuttgart
Barcelona
France
Besieged Le Havre Demands Surrender Ultimatum
Canadian First Army and British forces demanded the surrender of Le Havre, a major channel port in France, where about 5,000 troops, sailors, and administrative personnel hold the defense. The ultimatum warned that heavy bombers would strike if surrender is not given. Le Havre is described as the strongest defended area with robust concrete works surpassing Brest.
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le Havre
France
le Hevre
Aklegs
Brest
Soviets Denounce Bullitt Article in Life Piece
Pravda, the Russian Communist party paper, denounces William C Bullitt former U S ambassador to the Soviet Union as politically bankrupt and not a serious politician, accusing him of being only an intelligence agent. Dessidov cites a figure of thirty es in the article. Bullitt wrote from Rome in Life alleging Italians fear Europe being subjugated by Moscow rather than Paris.
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Tse
Pravada
Konstantin Demidney
William 0. Bulaitz
SU. S
Soviet Union
Dessidov
Bullitt
Rome
Lssue
Europe
Barlis
Paris Taxis Step In For War Effort Again
Paris taxis serve as replacements for American jeeps for frontline duty under an agreement with the French government. Some 30 taxis and drivers will be hired to transport Army personnel in Paris. The contribution echoes Paris’ pivotal wartime role, though not as dramatic as the 1914 Marne mobilization. St. Paul’s Mothers Club will hold its first fall meeting tonight in the church basement.
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Paris
Marne
St. Paul's Mothers Club
Sesson
North Hoosick Bureau Plans First Fall Meeting Tomorrow
North Hoosick Bureau will hold its first fall meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:20 PM at Echotol base. Helen Moore, secretary, announced the program featuring a demonstration by Mildred Willis on the use of pressing fast pace.
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North Hoosick
O'Donnell Will Filed In Washington County Clerk Office
The will of James O'Donnell of Jackson Town was recorded in Hudson Falls noting Patrick O'Donnell receives 500 dollars. The remainder of real and personal estate goes to his wife Mary Susan Thomas Catherine and Femes to be divided equally. James Harper named executor.
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James O'Donnell
Jackson
Washington County
Hudson Falls
Patrick O'Donnell
Mary
Susan
Thomas
Catherine
Femes
James Harper
Waterlooo Town's Elusive Advance Through Bab Tir
A garbled report notes Waterloo, a small town once linked to Napoleon's 1815 downfall, being observed in a shift toward an eastern advance through Bab Tir. The text mixes unclear place names and historic reference, with no concrete events or dates clearly readable.
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New York
Bribie Owe
Waterlooo
Napoleon
Bab Tir
Whole Blood Flown To Europe Daily
More than 700 people interrupted their holiday to donate blood. Whole blood was loaded into air planes at LaGuardia Airport and reached European hospitals the next day. The Red Cross began shipping blood to Europe on August 22 after a method to preserve it for 21 days without refrigeration was discovered. The preserving solution remains a military secret.
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New York
Europe
Red Cross
LaGuardia
British Think Finns Too Cheery With Nazis
New York C2i reports that a British radio broadcast denounced Finnish premier Hackzell for remarks suggesting Finland's withdrawal from the war. The announcer said his words sowed seeds of another war by keeping a legend that Germany was kind to smaller nations. The BBC broadcast labeled Finnish attitude as still too cheery and brotherly toward Germany.
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New York
King Mihai Restores Pre Axis Constitution in Romania
King Mihai issues a decree restoring the liberal constitution abolished in 1933, signaling potential repeal of Axis linked racial laws and reopening paths to an armistice with the Allies. Russians detain over 800 German residents in Bucharest including diplomats and Gestapo agents.
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Bucharest
Mihai
Romania
Carol
Sonia Diplo- Mats
Gestapo
Agreement Reached On Property Disposal
Washington Senate and House conferees reported agreement on surplus war property disposal legislation. They said former owners should have first opportunity to repurchase land taken for war purposes, with soldiers next in line, and efforts to promote disposition to families through patents.
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Washington
Senate
House
Crossword Puzzle Notes From Heritage Page
Crossword puzzle hints and notes appear on a historical page segment showcasing puzzle clues and layout. Gece opetty and 45 Spote entries resemble misread captions or garbled clues alongside a poker-themed line. The readable fragments suggest a mixed puzzle column with sporadic alphanumeric fragments.
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Waterloo
Ed Pacanis
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Esprit
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WAC Womens Army Corps
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