Brunswick Club Plans Barbecue at Cropseyville Grounds
The Brunswick Sportsmen's Club schedules its fourth annual barbecue for Sunday September 19 at the club grounds in Cropseyville. Chicken replaces beef due to a meat shortage. Leslie Hakes chairs the event with Fred West Ralph Giles and Peter Danish assisting. A sports program led by Fred Abbub and Fred Hussey will feature marksmanship and activities. The club also holds a work bee on Sunday September 12 to prepare the grounds and house, with refreshments to be served. The next regular meeting is Monday evening September 13.
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Brunswick Sportsmen's Club
Cropseyville
Leslie Hakes
Fred West
Ralph Giles
Peter Danish
Fred Abbub
Fred Husse
Elizabeth West
Edna Rifenburg
Jessie O'Donne
Rink Wi Cananet
Greenwich News Briefs and Local World War II Updates
Greenwich notes include Mrs Charles B Roberson hosting Helen Roberson of Albany over a Labor Day weekend with two Roberson daughters at Beech Hill and Mrs Ernest Ringer hosting at Cerie. Navy enlistees Fuerard Cromer and Raish Barber home from Sampson for leave after training. Edward G. Stiles, son of Mr and Mrs George Stiles, earned wings and a second lieutenant commission in the Army Air Corps at Yuma and heads back to Albuquerque for duty. Governor Dewey proclaims September 14 Star Spangled Banner Day urging all residents to honor the national anthem.
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Helen Roberson
Albany
Charles B Roberson
Beech Hill
Ernest Ringer
Kingston
Ringers
Herry Toomey
Cerie
Fuerard Cromer
Raish Barber
Navy
Sampson
Deere
Sampvson Naval Base
Edward G. Stes
George Stiles
Vilage
Army Air Corps
Yuma Amz
Albuquerque
Stiles
Air Corps
Fort Jackson
D. C
Medical Corps
UPI
Dewey
Francis Scott Key
Hoosick Falls School Enrollment Edges Down
Hoosick Falls public schools opened with a total enrollment of 64 thousand four hundred, including 263 sign school students and 385 grade pupils. The high school may add twenty students, trimming last year’s total by about 25. Other items cover church attendance by St Mary’s Academy students, local bowling league plans, a parade of arrests for leaving the scene of an accident, furloughs for Pvt Paul Gallagher and visitors to local residents, and upcoming meetings of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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Benger
Classic Street
Main Street
Center Street
Parsons School
Hgh School
St Mary's Academy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Paul Kiancezx
South Shaftsburry
Frank Driscoll
Frank Demuch
Charles Cantwell
Cambridge
Cambridge Police
Justice of the Peace
Arthur Waite
White Creek
Questions Arise on Surrender
Questions arise from the Italian surrender. The items ask about the fate of the Italian fleet, potential German withdrawals from the Po valley, and the disposition of Italian garrison divisions and workmen in Europe. It also considers effects on Hitler’s Balkan satellites and whether Corsica is included. It ponders German units in Italy and possible repatriation to Germany.
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Associated Press
Pola
Adriatic
Speza
Italan
Po Valley
Balkans
France
Germany
Hitler
Balkan
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Croatia
Corsica
North
Africa
Italy
Mussolini Rumor Quoted About Serious Illness
London dispatch says Ankara sources claim former Italian premier Benito Mussolini is seriously ill with cancer. The Telegram Agency quotes a “reliable information” line but provides no official confirmation or details.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Ankara
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini Reported in Roman Vila and Sardinia Custody
Fragmentary notice states Mussolini may be suffering cancer and could require surgical intervention. Reports place him in a Roman villa or on an island off Sardinia under government custody.
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Mussolini
Sardinia
Retired Union Station Employee Dies in Suffern
Vincent W. O Neil a longtime Troy Union Station employee died Tuesday at his son William L O Neil’s Suffern home He previously worked for Westcott Express Co and in the stationmasters office He married Mary A Ferguson of Troy survived by two daughters Miss Anna F O New of New York Mrs Frank Mack of Troy a son William of Suffern a sister Mrs Margaret Kelly of Troy and several nieces and nephews Funeral service set from Nehill Funeral Home and St Paul the Apostle s Church with a requiem mass Interment at St Mary’s Cemetery
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Vincent W. O Neil
Troy Union Station
Suffern
William L. O'Neil
O'Neil
Old Westcott Express Co
Mary A. Ferguson
Troy
French author Jules Romains held in camp
London UP Radio France quoted a Swiss report that the French author Jules Romains had been arrested and placed in a concentration camp. The Associated Press recorded broadcast saying rumors circulate that he died from brutal treatment.
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London
Radio France
Algiers
Jules Romains
Associated Press
Regular Bowels Made Easy With Espotaba Ad
Many people could improve digestion by exercising, dieting, and waking earlier, but few do. Espotaba promises a gentler, morning gut movement without weakness. Take Kapotaba as directed at druggists, 25 cents.
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Beauvea
Kapotaba
Shushan Residents and Visitors Departures and Returns
Waterbury Conn resident Mrs T Edward Hayes visited with her nephew Melvin Bentley this week. Families from Albany to Scotia and Westfield to Cambridge returned home after summer visits. Reverend Elmer Haley and family came back from the Battenkill camp to Scotia, while others traveled to Summerville and Hebron for visits and teaching assignments. Continuous summer absences wrap up as residents resume routine and church services noted.
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T. Edward Hayes
Waterbury
Battenkill
Scotia
Arthur Hansen
Cambridge
Robert
Lilian Prents
Rupert Hansen
Westfield Mass
Maurice Davenport
Shelburne
Mass
Anna _ Belle Smith
Middletown
Conn
Fred Smith
Sarah Nelson
Ernest
Cambridge Woman Miss Agan Dies in North Adams
Miss Margaret J Agan native of Cambridge died August 22 in North Adams where she had lived for years with her brother Thomas Agan. She was the daughter of Michael and Margaret Tobin Agan and had been ill three months. The funeral was at St Francis Church with a solemn high mass.
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Pascal Parente
Washington, DC
Thomas Parente
Margaret J Agan
North Adams
John Agan
Miss Agan
Cambridge
Michael and
Margaret Tobin Agan
St Francis’ ‘Church
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Iwhi
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Gruber
Okla
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Schenectady Corp
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West Palm Beach Fla
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Wilder Rice
North Petersburg
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Frank Demick
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Francis D. Rowan
USA
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Sitentiog Home
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