Moore's Trial Slated for November
Moore former resident of this city and Leica now faces indictment for murder related to a local killing. Judge Clinton indicated November sessions may be held with extra funds requested to cover court costs and a ballistic expert for testimony on the fatal bullet and weapon found nearby.
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Howart ‘Moore
Leica‘ Woder
Girling
Alert J. Watson
Tror
Renssetter
Herty E Clinton
Bowl Elde
Board of Supervisors
Wiliam E. French
Public Notice of Property Sale by Referee in Rensselaer County
Judgment sale set for September 75 1944 in the Rensselaer County Court House Troy NY. Land described as part of Abram DeFreest and Wynant G Vandendurch farm, bounded by Castle Belt highway and Troy Iron and Nail Works, conveyed to Will S Snyder and others, with chain measurements and recorded deeds. Referee Abram L Sordan with Robert T. Murray solicit bids and provide details through the County Clerk’s office August 1944.
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Renisciner
Red Z. Earl
Plainurry
George X. Wheeler
Ahned
B. Wheeler
Colonist Beacon OF Co
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Tremco Manufacturing Co
George B. Austin
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Associates Discount Corporation
Red Rap Sales, Inc
Pen Heid Petroleum Producta. Inc
Fereclombe
Tha
Rensselaer
Troy
Teanare- Fear
Stith
New York
Abram W. Defreest
David DeFreest
Wills B. Snyder
County of Renswelation
Berinsing
Kortierhyss
Castobelt
DeBreest
G. Vandendurch
Salt Bightar
Troy Iron and Nall Works
Sama
G. Valdenturch
G. Vandenyereh
Pextanne
George’ Wheeler
AgBea ‘Wheeler
Kerwin
John H. Donald
Amelia Donat
Rensselaer County
Abram L Sordan
Robert T. Murrat
Plains Asiemness
Adaresa
Astorsess
Breede
Rice Bae
Judge Hints Moore Case Trial Delay Until November
Judge Clinton indicated the Moore trial may be moved to the next term pending circumstances. District Attorney Wiley said trial moves depend on factors beyond control, possibly requiring a special appropriation for expert testimony. County officials are drafting next year’s financial estimates as Walsh, representing Moore, plans motions while Moore remains jailed for the Watson murder since April 13.
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Earle
Wiley
Moore
Watson
County Court
Supreme Cour
Rensselaer Caunsy
Supreme Court
Clinton
Sal
Iciai
Moore Cage
Fae County
Board of Supervisors
Joseph ©. Walsh
Luca
War Workers Wives Face Problems At Home And In War Plants
Wives of workers in wartime Rome describe strain from husbands who earn high wages but spend on younger plant workers. Letters portray loneliness, gossip, and stag parties as couples struggle with money and trust while husbands work in war industries.
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Rome
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Sloane-Brabon
Sloane-Blabou
Tts
Siaane-Blabon
Wives Face Adjustment After War Return
War brief notes that wives may face greater adjustment problems in the first years after husbands return than during separation. Colonel Menninger says returning servicemen may be more restless and ambitious for work, yet find few suitable jobs. Wives may trade security for helping a restless veteran settle and create happiness hinges on his satisfaction.
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Col
William C. 3Lenninger
Neuropsychiatry
Surgeon General
Sax
Colonel Menninger
Tan
Wartime spouses face restless husbands and tough home duties
Women cling to duties of running homes and caring for children while resisting bitterness that could drive them to divorce courts. They tell themselves wartime restlessness will pass and try to view husbands as lucky for avoiding visible war impact, even as they privately fear its toll.
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Dantel DE Luce
Eabin
Poland
Majdanek
Mazi Ecroge
Lublin
Majdaze
Agine Woods
Majdanek horrors relayed in Lublin court session
In a Lublin courtroom German SS officers and one German civilian testified about Majdanek's mass murder system. Witnesses described gas chambers, crematoria, and the disposal of thousands, with figures including 600000 turnover and 400 corpses seen at a time, while noting orders from above.
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Majdanek
N. A. Stalb
Hermann Vogel
Maltheim
Germany
Majdeanek
Koamzndefuehrer
Theodore’ Schoeien
War Solves Nothing for Guam Natives
Ag 6 Guam residents recount wartime turmoil after Japanese occupation. Chamorros describe population mixing with Filipinos Chinese and others, loss of homes and property, and fear of extinction. Survivors cite economic ruin, forced evacuations, and lingering resentment while some align with the postwar U.S. government.
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Guam
Tie Cham Ornes
United States
Trex
Nz Ee
Guasas
Ssinen
Agana
Jmatives
Jurar
Down East Captain Honored at Coast Guard Observance
In Down East seaport Calais a Coast Guard observance marks the heroism of Hopley T. Yeaton, buried in a grassy cemetery near his home. President George sees the tribute as fitting and recalls his role as the nation’s first Coast Guard rescuer.
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Coast Guard
United States Coast Guard
Grassy Uide
Ais
Hopley T. Yeaton
Yeator Wes
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