Italy becomes pivotal in final war effort against Nazis
UPI reports that Italy's surrender moves risks and opportunities for the Allies. The nation may hinder German consolidations, with Badoglio directing troops to resist only attacks from other fronts while ceasing obstruction. This shifts air and ground leverage, potentially shortening the war as bases in northern Italy bring bombers closer to Germany and Czechoslovakia, Vienna, and Berlin.
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UPI
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Marshall
France
Marshal Stalin
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Rome
Britain
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
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Vienna
Berlin
England
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Hitler
Hungary
Brenner
Austra
Hotel Fire Death Toll Reaches 50
The Gulf Hotel in downtown Houston saw five more deaths in hospitals, bringing the toll to fifty. Sixty others were treated or missing as flames trapped guests on a three story building. Officials launched an investigation into the fire’s start in a linen closet and baggage store room.
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Houston
Tes
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National Board of Underwriters
Kemp's Balsam and Tane's Tablets Ad Preview
A brief drug store ad notes no rationing and no price increase while stock is limited. It cites Kemp's Balsam and Tane's Tablets as items to buy from the druggist, reflecting a campaign to reassure customers during the cough and cold season.
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Zocas Jonges
Tane
Waterford Legion Auxiliary reelects president at town hall meet
Waterford Mrs. Eugene Roberts was reelected president of the Auxiliary of the Charles J. Brady Post No. 235 American Legion at the Tuesday meeting in Town Hall legion rooms. Installation followed with Mrs. John R. MacLean installing officer as Mrs. Emma Esterby reported on state convention activities.
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Eugene Roberts
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Legion
John R. MacLean
Daniel McNamara
Alagieile Cuchio
Harry Tracy
Emma Esterby
Utica
Christine Dewar
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Cohoes
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dewar
Frances Offenbecker
Common Council
Discontented Cows Spark Milk Case Dismissal
East Anglia farmer John High faced a fat content milk charge in court after claiming nearby gunfire disturbed his herd. An expert testified the disturbance could affect milk quality, but the magistrate dismissed the case.
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London
Poestenkill News Roundup Includes Festival and Servicemen
Mrs Kenneth Cole visits her Army husband at Camp Brandon Florida as Poestenkill headlines note nine servicemen home over Labor Day weekend. An ice cream festival at the church runs 6 to 8 pm hosted by the Loyal Friends Class with homemade ice cream and cake. The Church of Christ Missionary Society met at the church with Mrs John Schumann leading devotionals and discussions on disease causes and symptoms. Several case studies on the Chinese church Japanese Americans and a school election were presented with the group proposing a $62 contribution to the United Christian Missionary Society. The meeting closed with prayer and benediction.
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Camp Brandon
Fla
Loyal Friends
Poestenkill
Harry Barbour
Florida
William A. Morrill
Mississippi
Carl Weinbrecht
Kentucky
Edward Weinbrecht
Fort Devens
Mass
David Fleming
Sampson
Thomas Bassidy
Francis
Navy
John Smeland
Robert Ryan
Church of Christ Missionary Society
John Schumann
Schumann
Lloyd Craver
Willard Abbott
Mary Wheeler
Clayton Reichard
Flora Wilcox
Dora Hughs
Nelson Schmay
United Christian Missionary Society
Central Office of Missionary Endeavor
Disciples Brotherhood
Dr McClellan Elected Vice President of Physical Therapy Group
Dr Walter S McClellan of Saratoga Springs was elected first vice president of the American Congress of Physical Therapy at Chicago yesterday. The congress also chose Dr Kristian G Hansson of Cornell University Medical College as president.
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McClellan
Walter S. McClellan
Saratoga Springs
American Congress of Physical Therapy
Chicago
Kristian G. Hansson
Cornell University Medical College
Identify More Bodies in Rail Wreck Total 79
The wreck of the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Congressional Limited raised the death toll to 79 with the death of Mrs. Goldie Khaney of New York City. Five more victims were identified, including Henry Kohn his wife Mary and granddaughter Sylvia, and prior identifications included Mrs. Muldred Hendrick and Mrs. Callie B. Parker. An Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the hot box cause will be held tomorrow. Marine Lt. Edwin B. Updike was found with military papers, explaining a Marine guard at the scene.
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Philadelphia
City
Muldred Hendrck
Bronx Parkway
New York
Callie B. Parker
Seventh Avenue
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marine Corps
Edwin B. Updike
Updike
Killer Cox selects firing squad for Utah death sentence
Osden Utah January 15 1930 Austin Cox jr 38 convicted of killing a district judge and accused in shotgun slayings of four others was sentenced to die October 15 in Utah State Prison Salt Lake City He chose the firing squad over the hanging Utah law allows the choice He said My fate is told in the 33rd chapter of Isaiah My spirit will be back in 1960.
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Osden
Utah
Austin Cox, Jr
Salt Lake City
Cox
Imah
Petersburg Man Goes to Recruit Training at Parris Island
Richard Arthur Weaver of Petersburg left the Marine Corps recruiting and induction station at Albany to begin recruit training at Parris Island. Weaver, an inactive status former Hoosick Falls High School student and 1942 varsity baseball player, is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Weaver.
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Richard Arthur Weaver
Arthur Weaver
Petersburg
Marine Corps
Albany
Parris Island
D. C
Weaver
Hoosick Falls
Three Alabama Coal Mines Idle
Three Alabama coal mines employing over 1000 men were closed by labor disputes. The Railway Fuel Canine at Parrish employing about 600 was idle after miners refused to work once government operation ended. Other idle mines include Blue Creek Slope of Black Diamond Coal Mining Co. with 220 workers and the Virginia mine of Republic Steel Corp. with 200.
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Birmingham
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Alabama
Parrish
United Mine Workers
Blue Creek
Black Diamond Coal Mining Co
Virginia
Republic Steel Corp
Tripartite Parley May Be Hastened
British American and Soviet diplomats met at a luncheon hosted by Anthony Eden honoring Ivan Maisky and attended by John G. Winant. Officials announced the gathering would speed up talks among the three allied powers after Italy's surrender became known.
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London
Italy
Anthony Eden
Ivan Maisky
John G. Winant
Schuylerville Man Held on Abandonment Charge
Schuylerville resident Walter Taras was arraigned before Justice of the Peace George M. Fremont in Saratoga County on a wife’s abandonment charge. He waived examination and is held for grand jury action after being arrested at Victory Mills by Deputy Sheriff Henry J. Winnie and released on bail after appearing before Acting County Judge George O. Tuck.
Blume Auxiliary Plans Flag Presentation At Parish Honor Roll
The Blume Auxiliary to present a large American Flag for St Joseph Parish 1011 in front of the church. Mrs Margaret Mohl announced the project at a meeting. New member Mrs Harnet LeBeau joined the Army and Navy Union picket. Auxiliary votes to buy another War Bond and schedules the fifth anniversary banquet for October 9. Committee assignments listed with Mrs Isabelle Hayes as picket chair and others handling entertainment decorations reception and honorary guests. Next meeting set for September 22.
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Leo H. Blume
Margaret Mohl
Harnet LeBeau
Army and Navy Union
Isabelle Hayes
Alanday Socials
Bertha Coiteux
Frances DeLorme
Nola Ealy
Mary Eagle
Catherine Robenson
Cleaning Fluid Fumes Kill Girl in Buffalo Home
Eleven year old Rose Ann Krischan died yesterday in unclear circumstances. Medical Examiner Paul J. Rutecki said she was poisoned by inhaling carbon tetrachloride fumes from a cleaning fluid on a table beside the bed where she slept with her mother and sister. He will list the death as accidental.
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Rose Ann Krischan
Paul J. Rutecki
Coast Guard Officer Returns to Station in New London
Chief Petty Officer Raymond M. Guillaume of the U S Coast Guard, attending Officers Training School in New London Conn, has returned to his station after a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Guillaume of 178 Lancaster Street Camp Will Meet A Cecile Camp Royal Neighbors of America meeting is held tonight at 7 30 PM at the residence of Mrs Catherine Dembrowski 77 Jackson Avenue oracle Dr Wilhelmina Biunet presiding during the business session followed by a social period
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Camp Forrest
Tenn
Harry W. Seifert
Upper Third Street
Frank Miller
Frederick Malpass
Mr. Malpass
Saratoga Avenue
New Jersey
Robert Foley
U. S. Navy
Vander‘werken Avenue
Northside
Co. E. S
Raymond M. Guillaume
U.S. Coast Guard
New London, Conn
J. A. Guillaume
Lancaster Street Camp
Cecile Camp
Royal Neighbors of
America
Catherine Dembroski
Jackson Avenue
Wilhelmina Biunet
Home Bureau
Thomas B. Maycock
Columbia Street
John H. Ring
Franklin H. Ashby
Albany County
Joseph Henry Memoorial
Albany
Thomas J. Scullen
Maycock
Arthur F. Northey
Edgar W. Mason
Brook Calder
Montreal
Harold W. Bennett
Matthew Paradise
California
Anthony Paradise
Saratoga Street
Funeral Held For Former Cohoes Man
The funeral for Albert E. Bell erose former Cohoes resident who died after an elevator incident at Hore Christie in Los Angeles was held at Borv in's Sons Funeral Home Cohoes. A high mass followed at Sacred Heart Church with organist Mrs Henry Lambert and vocalists. Interment was in St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford. The report also covers local bowling leaders and community notices including Home Bureau meeting plans and officials' training, plus visiting relatives and veterans group activities.
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Albert E. Bellerose
Cohoes
Los Angeles
A. J. Borvin
Frank Bordeau
John Bonenfant
Waterford
Robert
Jane Alaca
Joseph Mace
Cowboy Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Thomas A. Flanagan
John J. Conway
Willard BE. Wright
Edward M. Gernon
Nelson E. Mace
Joseph Mace, Jr
Herman C. Brandt
John
Cohoes Club Hears Navy Officer on Athletic Background
Navy Lt. Nathaniel Pierce spoke to the Cohoes Rotary Club detailing athletics as a strong background for military service. The former Fordham and Navy coach highlighted mind body coordination from pre flight training at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He shared anecdotes from Chapel Hill and current duties with the Pre Flight program.
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Nathaniel Pierce
U.S. Navy
America
Cohoes
van Schaick Island
Rensselaer Polytechnia Institute
Fordham
Navy
Chapel Hil
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F. Herick Conners
J. Harry Soden
Henry E. Rickman
James M. O'Brien
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Petition Rejected for Hadley Supervisor Nomination
The nominating petition of Supervisor Jay H. Smead of Hadley was rejected by the Board of Elections. Only 13 valid names remained after 17 disqualifications, short of the required 27 names for petition validity.
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Jay H. Smead
Hadley
Board of Elections
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