Forests May Produce Rubber Dyes Plastics and Ink
New York The American Chemical Society heard predictions that U S forests could become sources of rubber alcohols dyes bakini powder toothpaste medicines paints and chewing gum The speakers argued most wood waste could yield industrial by products including plastics for autos and telephone sets with sawdust reused to produce alcohol and acetic acid and the like This vision estimates that a small portion of sawdust could supply large factory needs and even support whiskey production in emergencies
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New York
American Chemical Society
Thesaald
Wwohd
LTSU
Legal Notice of Property Ownership Contention in Rensselaer
Supreme Court Justice Gale issues a notice in the matter of War of ownership over a described property block in the City of Troy Rensselaer County New York. The action seeks to determine adverse claims and compel resolution under the New York Heal Property Law. Attorneys for Ranney serve the notice.
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Supreme Couns
Renson
Yisets
Lereiers
BES
Cass
Froz
Willon H. Murray
The
Supreme Court
Gale
Renswilter County
Roliserat
Opiec
New York
Tromothe
Dessin
New Neing Mothe
Tro
Rehaselaer Canny
M.Y. Ad - Baiedy
Atau
Macrell & Attorneys
Ranney
Memorial Mass for Pvt Pomiber Highlighted by Community
A memorial mass was held for Private Pomiber, a member of the 768th Military Police unit, who served with the 159th Combat Engineers at Fort Meade. He trained in Virginia and Alabama. Survivors include his wife Winifred Pownriver of Binghamton, his father John Pomiber, sister Mrs Julis Paskewich, and brothers Thomas John Joseph and Peter, all of the town, plus Michael Pomiter, a Chief Boatswain’s Mate who served two years in the South Pacific before Camp Parks, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Binghamton
Fort Meade
Mid
159Th Combat Engineers
Fore Echkas Allen
Camp Rucket
Ala
Pinkie
Winifred Pownriver
John Pomiber
Julis
Paskewich
Thomas
John
Joseph
Peter
Swain
Michael Pomiter
South Pacific
Camp Parks
Cal
Troy Boys Club to Begin Health Checkups Next Month
Through Dr. Harold Green of Pawling Sanitarium the Troy Boys Club will start physical examinations for 839 members aged eight to 35 next month. Since last October the doctor examined 137 boys in his spare time. The Women's Auxiliary, led by Mrs Irving J. Rowe, will hold a parent meeting to discuss results and the need for dental and tonsil work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Green
Pawling Sanltaclum
Yemgsters
Troy Boys’ Club
Irving Ja. Rowe
Grean
Airs
Rowe
Harold Turner
Fred T. Green
James Lawrence
J. J. Meader
Richard McFalls
Warmer Weather Continues Across Trey Area
Temperatures rose from the forties to a high near 83 as a cool wave eased. The Weather Bureau forecast somewhat warmer conditions with rain late today and increasing clouds. Yesterday’s low of 43 tied the Sept 11 record, while Sunday matched the 43 degree mark. records set in 1913 and 1917 were noted.
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Trey
Weather Bureau
Sept IL
Mercury
Sondar
Division 1 Auxiliary Announces Fall Activities
The Ausilary of Division 1 AOH met at Spanish War Hall with Mrs ann Lebentritt presiding. They planned a social at the rooms September 25 chaired by Mrs Jeanie Martierer, with a wicked supper and dance in late October. Continuous planning noted for committees and chairmanships.
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Spanish War Hall
Ann Lebentritt
Jeanie Martierer
Wickey
Mertterer
Mary Ow
Bredehe
May
University Receives Masonic Library Gift in Bloomington
Indiana state university announces the gift of a 422 volume Masonic library from Robert A. Woods of Princeton Indiana. The collection spans records from 1797 and Indiana history and may become a separate unit in the library with future additions. A Hudson Valley Lodge meeting will name committees for the Grand Lodge Convention with Willard F. Simmons as chairman.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Ersity
Robert A. Woods
Princeton
Hill
Lorce
Miet
Hudson Valley Lodge of
Qda
Grand Lodge
Willard FL Simmons
Flight Officer Flanigan Receives Wings At Littlerock Base
Flight Officer Johno J. Flanigan son of Sir and Mrs Michael J Flanigan of 50 119th Street earned his pilot wings at ceremonies Friday at Littgart Air Base in Arkansas He arrived home Sunday for a 13 day leave awaiting a new assignment The Trojan graduate of Lansingburg High School in 1936 was inducted in June 1932 in Chicago where he had been employed His training included Jefferson Baybacks Mo Lincoln Neb Indianapolis Maxwell Field Ala Union City Tenn Newport Ark and Stuttgart before aviation cadet status
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Johno J. Flanigan
Michael J. Fianigan
119Th Street
Littgart Air Base
Arkansas
Fushi Gficer Flanigan
Trojan
Lansingburg High School
Chicago
Jefferson Baybacks
Air Corps
Lincoln
Neb
General Motors
Indianapolis
Orlando
Fla
University of Vermont At
Burlington
Maxwell Field
Ala
Union City
Tenn
Newport
Ark
Stuttgart
Japanese Push Into Kwangsi Reach Chuanhsien
Gen. Stilwell reported Japanese forces crossed into Kwangsi and reached Chuanhsien, 67 miles from Kuweilin, as U S Air Force planes hit a ferry crossing there in support of Chinese troops. Chuanksien lies seven miles inside Kwangsi and its capture would mark a 21 mile advance from Tungan in Hunan.
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Chungking
Hunan-Kwengsi
Hkwangei
Chuanhsien
Kuweilin
South China Defense Systems
Joseph W. Stilwell
High Command
Kwangsi
Stillwell
OU. S. Idln Air Forte
Chuanksien
Hunan
Tungan
Auction of Fine China and Glassware at Parish Church
Collectors and hobbyists are invited to a parish auction featuring antique cups, vases, candlesticks, mugs, and pitchers. Items may be inspected today from 2 pm to 4 pm, with sales to follow tomorrow at 7 pm at the Church of the Ascension parish Rouge.
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Church of the Ascen
Washington
Tia
White House GUiz Answers Quiz Heroes on Page 8
A list of presidents answers appears on page 8 including Washington Tabor Johnson Pierce Willem Henry Harrison Grant Hayes Garfield Harrison McKinley Arthur Theodore Roosevelt Buchanan Jackson and more. The brief item presents a trivia style compilation of U S presidents in a quiz format.
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Washington
Tabor
Johnson
Pierce
Willem Henry Harrison
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Benja
Harrison
McKinley
Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Buchanan
Jackson
Maginot Line Tour Through Grand Central Tunnels
American officers and correspondents rode a narrow gauge electric trolley through a Grand Central tunnel section. Red yellow and green signals guided the train as German signs and customs stations markedOccupation in Aumetz Lorraine. A German edict altered church services briefly with a priest switching to French mid sermon.
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Grand Central Tunnel
Lis
Aumetz
Ore
France
Hitler
Lorraine
Masons Plan Fall Meetings After Summer Recess
Masonic groups in the city resume a full fall schedule starting in October. A smoker at Ivan Grotto, MO. VV. PLE RR, kicks off Friday, September 22. Meetings continue with Apello Lodge October 3 and other bodies through October 20.
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Mazonic
Eis Ivan Grotto
MO. VV. Ple RR
Bethlehem Star Chapter
Apello Lodge
A. ML
King Solomon I Primitive Lodge
Mount Zion Lodge
Apollo Chapter
R.A M
Bloss Council
Apollo Commandery
K. T
Scottish Rites
Troy
Order of Bde Molay
Mondey
Railroad Y M C A Plans Thursday Reception and Bowling League
The third annual reception for Railroad Y M C A members is set for Thursday at 3 pm. After the business session, refreshments follow and bowling details are discussed. An eight team league of forty keglers will form with Hugh Fraser as chair and Lewis Knothe as secretary. Captain lineup includes Pratt Dunker Green Connor Brockway Richards Taylor Hyde. Last season the John G Smyth Jr. combine won the bowling title.
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Ftow Railroad
Y. MC. A
Joseph Dunwoody
Hugh Fraser
Lewis Knothe
Sherman Pratt
Wiliam Dunker
Howard Green
Russell Connor
Kenneth Brockway
Joseph Richards
Gilbert Taylor
LeGrand Hyde
John G. Smyth Jr
No Disorderly Conduct Here Magistrate Rules
Magistrate Charles Solomon ruled in Coney Island court that there was no disorderly conduct. Marjorie Passeau, 35, of Brooklyn, was accused by Patrolman Henry R. Griffith of entering Fort Hamilton police station boisterously, refusing to leave, and attempting to throw sand. The peace was deemed not violated as only police officers were involved in preserving order.
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New York
Peas from King Tut's Tomb Flourish In Florida
In Orlestle Florida UPi reports 3300 year old peas from King Tutankhamen’s tomb thrived in sand soil planted by Maj Walker Dyer and Col Marian Holden. The seven-foot vines yielded four inch pods, with distinctive walnut flavor, amid surprising pest resistance.
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Orlestle
Upi
Florida
Tutankhamen
Maj Waker & Dyer
Portsmouth
Geod
AAP Tactical Center
Marian W. Holden
Dyer
Toll of Mexican Storm Hits Multiple Regions
Reports show the storm toll across three Mexico regions with 60 bodies found near Parrel and Torreon 150 miles southeast. Western areas after Pacific hurricanes report 15 deaths with many missing in Jalisco Nayarit. Eastern Mexico sees heavy damage at Tuxpan Veracruz including a destroyed custodian house and widespread destruction.
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Parrel
Mexico
Florida
Torreon
Pring
Pally
Jalisco
Nayarit
México
Tuxpan
Vera Cruz
Bethlehem Chapter Sale Planned at Congress Street
Bethlehem Star Chapter S will stage a rummage sale at Congress Street 113 on September 29 and 21. The sale committee is led by Mrs Weslie D Founks with co chairmen Mrs Ann Bernard and Mrs Edna Wil etts and a group of neighbors, who will be contacted at Troy 2611 J for donations.
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Bethlehem Star Chapter
Congress Street
Weslie D.founks
Ann Bernard
Edna Wiletts
Jane E. ‘Powers
Louie Bilson
Delia Miner
Mary Mullin
Jane Cotireil
Gertrude Woods
Sara Stewart
Helen Janes
Troy
Musical Art Picnic by Troy Club Planned on Brunswick Lawn
The Troy Musical Art Club holds its annual picnic Monday at noon on the lawn of Mrs Ellis Ho Rotson on Brunswick Road. Reservations must be made with Mrs Frank A Stark by Thursday.
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Troy
Ellis Ho Rotson
Brunswick Road
Pulse of the People Seeks GOP Victory in 1944
E. J. Bailey of Schenectady denounces women leaving homes and children, mocks seductive labor and business ventures, and urges voters to back the Republican ticket in November. The letter condemns nuisance ideas as ruinous and promotes national unity under the party’s leadership.
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United States
E. J. Bailey
Schenectady
Back to School Editor Notes on Public Alert
The piece discusses renewed public concern for back to school among junior and high ages. It recalls World War I teacher comments on earnings and postwar work by youths, noting parental strain and the need to plan for the future in a large city, with local context from S.FL Mechanicville.
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Toth
S.fl
Letters Issued On Marie Joshua Estate
Letters of administration were issued in Surrogate's Court yesterday by Judge Edward J. Donahue to Elsie Sheffield for the Marie Joshua estate. The Troy resident died September 3 leaving about $2,660 in personal property. Heirs are Zeke Joshua, James Hill, and Elsie Sheffield. Debts are none and funeral expenses paid. Attorney is Thomas B. P. McLaughlin.
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Edward J. Donahue
Elsie Sheffield
Marie Joshua
Troy
Joshua
Zeke Joshua
James Hill
Thomas BP. McLaughlin
Political Stage Presses for War Production Focus
The piece urges Americans to realize the war’s worst phase lies ahead as war plants shift workers to permanent jobs, risking munitions for the Pacific. It notes British and other aid, stresses fortified Japanese main islands, and calls for redoubled effort to defeat Japan by March 1946.
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Hope
Pacific
Depan
Luftwaffe Faces Heavy Losses in Central Germany Air Battle
American air forces fought a large German response over Merseburg Lutzkendorf and Auisburg in Central Germany as the Eighth Air Force shifted to deep penetration. Luftwaffe sent 25 to 400 interceptors in the biggest combat there since February while US fighters and bombers continued operations against transport hubs and grounded enemy aircraft. The piece notes substantial Allied air superiority and claims downted enemy losses, with the cowbird analogy closing the passage.
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Bown
Merseburg
Lutzkendorf
Auisburg
Germany
Eighth Air Force
Luftwafte
Rehabilitation of Veterans Urged By Metal Trades
Jerome A. Gottschalk of Chicago urged using American resourcefulness to aid in rehabilitating and reemploying veterans at the National Metal Trades Association convention. He stressed job creation as the key future task, noting consumer markets must absorb industrial output to preserve jobs. Harry T. Brett and others outlined roles for top management and shop floor supervisors in implementing policies and projects.
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Steve
Jerome A. Gottschalk
Chicago
National
Mmetal Trades Association
Conveston
Bolton Lending
Endustey
Tole
Tedustry
Gottschalk
Harry T. Brett
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Pvt. Pomiber
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King Tut
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Col
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Walter Sc. Dyer
Merle Tibbets
Mexico City
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Weil
Marie
Joshua Estate
George ‘Raft
SLSD
Laby
Eree
Fredric Marchales Smetht
Donald Crisp
Alan Hale
Udy Casova
Modere
Melog
Freya
Bork
Romina Ai East
Girahnen
Eve
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the Invisible Man
Jon Hall
Noel Beery
Martha O'Driscoll
Zea
Lionel Barrymore
Rosie the Riveter
Lanomere Tharetky and
Triday
Robert Tallor
Johnny
Cael OF
South Seas
Elace
Eddie Cantor
Murphy
Ian Davis
Randy
Kelly
Constance Moore
Nita
Bing Crosby
Barry Fitzgerald
Drive-In Auto Theatre
Albany-Earstoga
BOS
Frederic March
Loretta Young
Gale Storm
Johnny Downs
I Kelei
Ato Ge
Eau Ye Birney Greenstreet
Ememson
Peter Loere
the Mask of
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Monty Woolley
FDA
Lupino
Casino
Rosie O'Grady
Waterfront Carradine
Ea F. Cartot
Wittaer Powe
Tamert
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