Japan Saved Planes to Repel Yanks
Japanese wartime leaders defend a strategy to defend against invasion by conserving aircraft and pilots. They claim aging trainers would be used to strike American forces if land-based planes could be fielded, with commanders arguing numbers and survivability would decide outcomes as Allied forces approached Japan.
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Hoosick Falls prepares milk sale ban and town updates
Village adopts resolution banning sale of milk or cream not certified pasteurized or Grade A after December 31. It authorizes the clerk to request property transfers, orders police to stop Wood Brook refuse dumping, and schedules safety inspections for a brick building balcony. August reports show fund balances, fines, and municipal activity. local notices include staff changes, health reports, and community events.
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Edward Schimgel
Centes Steel
Thes
Frack Driscoll
Wood Brook
Elmani
Peter Seward
John J. Shea
Public Works
Patrick Cavanaugh
Frank Driscolli
Rita E. Doyle
September meeting of Womaen's Missionary Society at Davidson home
The September gathering of the Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church will be hosted today at 3 pm by Mrs. Le A. Davidson, Cambridge. Members are asked to attend at the Davidson residence for the fall session.
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North Hoosick
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Hoosick Falls
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Local Town Notes Highlight Summer Travel and Households
Povrenal Wiliam Seneeal returns from summer with relatives near Rutland. Joseph Thompson back at Fort Jackson after furlough. Mrs. Clark Wilcox and children visit Cora Wilcox in town. Chief Yeoman Gerald J. Arbour ends leave and returns to Manhattan Beach Coast Guard station. Robert Baker, summer pastor, leaves North Pownel for Marlboro. Mrs. John Moore of New York stays with Elizabeth Plate. Moore and her husband honeymooned here years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ford of Cambridge host weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pettit. Ford is the former Bertha Card. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Buck include Dera Leavenworth and others. Edgar Rathbun buys the 18-year site once occupied by William O’Dell, part of the Bates estate. lake land connected to estate of the late Dr. EXrerette E. Potter. administrator Charles Mason referenced.
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Gerald J. Arbour
Manhattan Beach
Thomas Petiit
Upper Main Street
Ford
Bertha Card
Pettit
Sidney Buck
North Pownal
Dera
Leavenworth
Frank ‘Kretzer
William Luske
Johnston
Lloyd Harrison
Eugene Coffin
Pine Plains
Edgar Rathbun
Willian Odell
Daniel Francis Bates
E. Potter
Charles ¥. Mason
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New Car Models Expected By October Amid Postwar Rebound
Detroit industry sources anticipate 15 to 26 model passenger cars on assembly lines by mid October as restoration of lines and supplier networks nears completion. Prices will be disclosed at public presentations, with increases likely 10 to 30 percent over prewar levels, subject to Office of Price Administration approval. Labor strikes disrupt Ford and Hudson outputs, underscoring ongoing concern over postwar supply chains and pricing.
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El-Ation
Ise
Office of Price Administration
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Hudson Motor Car Co
Indiana House to undergo 2.5 million remodeling plan
The Indiana House of Representatives, long dim and drab, attracted attention after a ceiling collapse last winter. A remodeling and modernization program costing about 2.5 million dollars has been drawn up to upgrade the chamber and facilities.
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