Allies Capture Ten More Towns In Italy
Allied forces advance in Italy seize ten towns including Santo Stefano D Aspromonte Calanna San Roberto Fiumara Santa Lucia Rosali San Rocco Musuala Laganadi and Santo Alessio while pushing a wedge toward Reggio Calabria. Landings meet light resistance as tunnels bridges and culverts slow progress amid heavy airfield bombardment and extensive demolitions. Reinforcements move across the Messina Strait under Allied naval protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Naples
Santo Stefano D' Aspromonte
Reggio Calabria
Scilla
Calanna
San Roberto
Fiumara
Santa Lucia
Rosali
San Rocco
Musuala
Laganadi
Santo Alessio
Eighth Army
Messina Straits
Shortage of Glass Hits South Africa Hotels and Shops
Reports from across the Union of South Africa describe severe crockery and glass shortages as war disrupts imports. Hotels in Johannesburg and Durban suspend room service and serve beer in unsuitable vessels while cups and saucers fetch high prices at auctions in East London. One large Durban hotel reports 108000 glasses broken in six months. Local factories struggle to meet orders as plastic substitutes appear and military needs take priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
UPJ
Union of South Africa
Johannesburg
Durban
London
Union Glass
NORITO Relief Offer for Neuritis Pain Adverts
A vintage advertisement touts NORITO as a fast acting pain reliever for neuritis and other muscular pains. It promises rapid relief from rheumatism sciatica lumbago and neuralgia with a money back guarantee if the first three attempts fail. Customers are urged to buy from their druggist today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norito
Orito
Aadv
British Children Work for Army
Thousands of British school children on holiday are volunteering for the royal army ordnance corps to help ship vital supplies to British armies in Sicily and beyond. At Midlands depots a colonel reports 250 children under him. in another, 130 youngsters finished a two day task in three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Sicily
Midlands
War Office
Churchill warns against breaking postwar Allied machinery
In a sweeping address Churchill argues the wartime alliance must remain intact after victory. He warns that breaking up the allied command would risk global security and urges creation of a stronger world order to prevent future wars. He says the United States British and other powers must share responsibility to sustain peace and deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
United States
Great Britain
Churchill
Cheatiny
Europe
League of Nations
France
England
Germany
Italy
Japan
Schaghticoke Fair Crowds Break Record
Crowds packed Schaghticoke fairgrounds with long lines at amusements and sold out grandstand seats before racing began. County exhibits and harness racing drew heavy public interest as Granges and Farm Bureau displays showcased crops, poultry, soy beans, and conservation efforts amid busy, festive crowds.
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Rensselaer County Home Bureau
Sensselaer County Farm Bureau T
Melrose Grange
Ben Hill, Jr
Hoo
Sanford Hewitt
East Greenbush
Edward Nerkirk
West Sand Lake Grange
Tailbur Bower
Easton Grange
Tragic Pennsylvanian Train Wreck Kills Over 100
A Pennsylvania Limited collision near Philadelphia left more than a hundred dead and many trapped as cars tore apart like an accordion. Survivors described the horrific moments, rescuers fought flames with torches, and hospitals filled with the injured including women and children.
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Beard
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Army Specialized Training Corps
University of Pennsylvania
City Electrical Bureau
Pennsylvania
Congressional Limited
Frankford Hospital
Prior St. Jeachims Church
Passengers Jam New York Terminal After Wreck Delay
More than 7 600 prospective travelers bound for Philadelphia and points west and south crowded the Pennsylva nia station as the Congressional Limited wreck at Frankford Junction halted service. About 200 police controlled the throng while trains to western points were rerouted via freight spur and those to Washington and south via Lehigh Valley and Reading lines. Officials said the disruption began with a two hour delay and that emergency arrangements aimed to move trains to ease congestion.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Frankford Junction
New Jersey
Trenton
New York City
A. L. Stewart
Western Points
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Newark
Camden
N. J
Stewart
Wreck May Be Worst In History
Obituary notes Miss Jane Mace of Albany lineage deaths in area include Oliver Peter Cloutier funeral held at A G Boivin Sons and St Joseph's Church mass details. Local notices cover lodge meetings and pinochle rounds with names and times. The New York UP report cites Congressional Limited wreck in Philadelphia with about 140 dead, compares to 1918 Nashville disaster and lists other historic rail accidents.
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New York
Congressional Limited
Philadelphia
United States
Nashville
Tenn
Hackettstown
N. J
Ivanhoe
Ind
Green Mountain
Wellington
Washigscot County
Washington, D
Eden
Col. Wéi
Ba Ai
Mud Run
Chatsworth
Ashtabula
Clerk in Cohoes City Treasurer's Office Dies
Thomas F. Tierney a lifelong Cohoes resident and long time clerk in the city treasurer's office died at Cohoes Hospital after a long illness. He attended local schools including Egbert s High School and was active in St Agnes Church and local fraternal groups. Survived by two brothers and a sister, his funeral will be held from the home of his brother in Troy at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Tierney
Cohoes
Cohoes Hospital
Tierney
Egberts High School
Mr. Tierney
St. Agnes’ Church
Holy Name Society
Four Injured In Cohoes Auto Crash
A Sunday 9 30 a m collision on Saratoga Street near Spring involved two cars owned by Samuel LaBarge of 80 Park Avenue and Belanger of 33 Summit Street. Driver Mrs Ida Belanger suffered facial bruises chest pains and facial cuts. LaBarge had cuts to the forehead injuries to elbow leg nose and chest. Passengers Irene Laskey and Marjorie Lizak received eye and lip lacerations knee abrasions possible collar bone fracture and chest pains. Lizak stayed for observation. others treated and released. All seen by Dr William B McDonald.
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Saratoga
Spring
Samuel LaBarge
Park Avenue
Belanger
Summit Street
Ida Belanger
LaBerge
Saratoga Street
LaBarge
Irene Laskey
Marvin Avenue
Troy
Marjorie Lizak
St. John Street
Miss Lizak
William B. McDonald
Fall church group meetings outline Cohoes activities
Church notes list upcoming meetings this week across Cohoes. Sun day school officers of First Methodist plan the fall program at 7 30 p m in church parlors with Clifford Jiac Nary presiding. Young Adult Fellowship meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Elizabeth Buchanan presiding. St James Methodist Servic Circle meets tonight at Mrs Charles Spengler 163 Simmons Ave. Red Cross Sewing group meets tomorrow at 12 30 p m at Mrs William Pooney 314 Columbia St. Siliman Memorial Presbyterian resumes Sunday 10 am. St Johns Episcopal teachers meet tonight at 8 pm in parish house with Rev Schuyler Jenkins presiding. Women's Evening Guild sews tomorrow at 7 30 p m for Red Cross. Ladies Church Fund Society initial autumn session Wednesday Sept 15 at Archiland Roff’s Loudonville home. Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday night at 1st Baptist is omitted. Congregation representatives attend workers gathering Thursday at 7 30 p m in Emmanuel Baptist Albany. Women’s Missionary Society meets today at 7 45 p m at Mrs Philip Fontaine 292 Central Ave president. Regular services Sunday include a communion at 10 30 p m.
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Cohoes
First Methodist Church
Clifford Jiac- Nary
Elizabeth Buchanan
Schuyler D i Jenkins
Women's Evening Guild
American Red Cross
Ladies’ Church Fund Society of the Reformed Church
Archiland Roff
Loudonville
1St Baptist Church
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Albany
Women's Missionary Society
Philip Fontaine
Cental Avenue
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Theresa Stephens
Claire O'Neill
Aileen Willis
Mary Servis
South Africa
Winchester
J. G. Fosbrink
Army
Chiefs-Of-Staff
Dilette
Frederics
Shased Brar
Hollywood
Empire
Beauty Salon
Schaghticoke Fair
Canning Constructions
Grand Stand
Sir Vale
Cornelius A. Casey
Empire City
J. W. White
Ballston Spa
Billy Hall
Reuben Ricketts Blondel
Dr. G. &. Thompson
Sir Volo
Cornelius A
Casey
Cheroke
Leonard Bohr
Watervliet
Calumet Dayton
Mary
British Auxiliary Territorial Services
Brendan Bracken
Information
Lieut
Leonard Pitman
Robert Calvert
North Africa
Birmingham
Ala
Bailey Beard
Limited
Richard Martin
Constable
N. Y
Margaretlee Frisco
Ryan, Arnold, McMahon
Schaghticoke
Kerne Silko
T. D. Buliff
Little Trouble
Dr. Green
Miss Frisco Dale
Dr. Thompson
Mighty Worthy
F. T. Griffith
Fonda
Bells Nairn
George Burger
Greenwich
Frank Joyce
Stillwater
Rea van
James Yarvan
Greenfield
Mass
Masine Noun
Harry ' F Dailey
South Glens Falls
Scotland Yard
B.F. Cress
Elizabethtown
Mary MacGregor
Leonard Bohl
Arthur J. Maynard
Valley Falls
Jam N.Y
Jane Mace
Leonard Hospital
Rick’s Church
Ph A. Mace
Joseph Mace
Charles Mace
Cowboy Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Waterford
Oliver Peter Cloutier
A. G. Boivin
Congress Street
Gertrude Cone
Cecile M. Rivet
Henry P. Pellerin
Chopin
Raymona
Spartana Rebekah Lodge
Remsen Street
Edith Halacy
Noble Grand
David Mayeroff
Cohoes Council
No. 192
Knights of Columbus
Fellowcraft Club
Cohoes Lodge
Masonic Temple
Chris Beck
Basement Railroad
Walter Biittig
Averill Park
Pfc
Richard Biittig
Ninth Infantry
Camp McCoy
Wis
Fréderick Biittig
Signal Corps
Camp Forrest
John Biittig
Camp Philips
Kan
Pic
Anthony Biittig
Camp McCain
Miss
Edward Biittig
33Th Infantry
Bausch & Lomb
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D
Optometrist
Remsen St. Cohoes
Newspapre
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