U S Ready To Start War Trial Of Nazi Leaders
U S War Crimes Chief Robert B Jackson said the United States expects to begin trials of Nazi war leaders by November 3 if Britain France and Russia delay. He noted Russia withdrew its prosecutor and warned the United States could try cases alone if others are not ready. Jackson pledged to prevent the process from becoming a three ring circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Robert B. Jack
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Amercan
War Crimes
Jackson
Palate of Justice
Wetsons
T. Nitinchenko
Reyort
Truman
Jacksoni
22 Killed in Kansas City Plane Crash
Twenty two persons including 29 veterans of European battlefronts died when a CAT Army transport plane crashed near Fairfax Airport in flames after leaving Newark. Only three aboard were rescued. Bernard C. Tucker of Etna California died later in hospital. Survivors included Sgt Ora D. De Jong and Cpl Fred Ebert. The aircraft, en route to the west coast, had stopped to refuel and wreckage littered the Burlington Railroad tracks five miles north of Kansas City. Military police took control as officials withheld passenger names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
CAT Army
Fairfax
Bernard C. Tucker
Etna
Cal
Bansas City
Beale
Ora D. de Jong
Barstow
Fred Ebert
Pasadena
Newark
NL 3
Fairfax Airport
Missouri River
Withese
William F. Maxwell
Searcer
Burlington Railroad
Harley Honor Guest of Foresters Court
Edward S. Harley, recently elected high court senior woodward of the Ancient Order of Foresters, was guest of honor at Court Pride of the Hudson at the YMCA. He is now a national officer for the Atlantic Central and Southern states. Raymond H. Prout and Jas per S. Wheeler led arrangements. John W. Nelson presided at the business session and reported on the New York national convention. Plans were set for the Degree Tear Association meeting September 29-30 at Wheeler Camps Laine Lauderdale. A meeting will be held Thursday at the site to finalize plans. Syntheon was served after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Harley
Woodward
Rational Office of
Ancient Order of Foresters
Hudson
YMCA
Atlantic
Raymond H. Prout
Jasper SN. Wheeler
John W. Nelson
Nelson
New ‘York
Wheeler Camps Laine Lauderdale
Williams Takes Over Valentine's Duties
New York GPs acting First Deputy Police Commissioner Albert Williams temporarily assumed the duties of Police Commissioner Lewis J Valentine after Valentine’s resignation became effective at midnight Friday. Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia has ten days to name a permanent successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert Willams
Lewis J.valentine
FL AL. LaGuardia
Valentine
Wells Case Adjourned in Police Court
John C. Wells, 20, of 313 Ninth Street, faced burglary third degree and grand larceny charges in a stolen car case. Judge James F. Byron granted adjournment so Wells could obtain counsel after his arrest by Frederick H. Abbott and detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wells
Ninth Street
James F. Byron
Tray
Wells
Frederick H. Abbott
Jonn J. Noonan
Paul Ferrell
Paul Ferrell, Detective Bureau
Donald Lewis
Oakwood Avenue
Leroy Vines
Sand Lake
Ansingburg
Fifth Avenue
108Rd Street
Second Avenue
108Th Street
Beygers
Ohio
Beagle Trials Held by Pittstown Club
Beagle trials conducted by the Pittstown Beagle Club at Austin's grounds featured Westbrook Pats. owned by William Emmett of Johnsonville, winning the all age class. Other competitors included Freckles of Groveside, Hardback Sue, Doya boy's Bot, Linesman's Jerry, Steele's Hastier, Sammy's Dianne, Ryan's Silver Lives, and Hard back Echo, owned by Woodstock’s Frank Mele. The next event is planned for September 15 at the Empire Clay trials in Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaglehound
Pittstown
Sue
Gedrie Williams
Waterfliel
Doyzaboy
Bot
Shady Lake
Harvey Low
Jerry
Frank Mele
Woodstock
Taihe Jsinen
Steele
Sammy‘s
Dianne
Sanford Benson
Albany
Ryan
Silver Lives
William Ryan
Northampton
Mass
Echo
Beagle
Eapire Clay
Saratoga
16500 Yank Troops Arrive in United States on Multiple Ships
The Associated Press reports 16 500 servicemen from the Pacific and European theaters are due stateside aboard ten troopships docking on the west and three on the east coast. Arrivals include units in New York Boston Newport News and Seattle with numerous hospitals, battalions, and support detachments among the returning forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
Mora
United States
Tne
Eax
New York
Bostos
Newport News
Europe
Lexice
Saipa
Geberal Rewart
Third General Hospital
Iseer
Sh8th
Boh Treoshertaties
Engineer Combat Group
Gaa
Msra ‘Medical Service
Sea Pike
Marseille
Ordnance
136Th Ordnance
Kth
Armoored
Ey Polite Coats
William Floyd
le Havre
Boston
Mariposa
17Th Airborne Division
Pfedical
T17th Airborne Division
412Th Airborne Quartermaster Company
517Th
Airborne Signal Company
7Th Parachute Infantry Regiment
Parachute Field Artillery
129Th Airborne Engineer Battalion
Sauter
Swist
4Th
Ordnance Ammmunition Company
Ordnance Base Depot
Ard
89Th
McAndrew
2Rd
Ordnnance
Eltinze
83Rd Field Artillery Battalio 48Th General Hospital
Tist Military Police
Sikh Staation Hospital Group
Teager
U S Navy Destroys 35 Japanese Midget Subs
The U S Navy announced the destruction of 35 Japanese midget submarines and other war material as part of a demilitarizing program. The submarines were disposed of at Aburatuboa base on the Utega Peninsula near Tokyo Bay by Third Fleet demolition forces under Rear Admiral Tones. Also destroyed at Aburatuboa were 42 torpedoes and six coastal guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. S. Navy
Aburarube
Utega Peninsula
Tokyo Bay
Adrar
Aburatuboa
Hurley Plans Return To United States Soon
Shanghai sources quote Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley expecting to fly back to Washington in two to three weeks and tender his resignation as ambassador to China.
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Hurley
United States
Shanghai
CPLA
Chungking
Patrick J. Hurley
Washington
China
Princess Elizabeth Injured After Fall From Horse
London reports Princess Elizabeth heir to the British throne was thrown from a horse and bruised both legs. An official Baltimore Castle statement said she should rest a day or two but is expected to resume engagements at Ebshure and Glasgow by month’s end. The princess has long ridden since childhood and is an experienced horsewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INSI
Elizabeth
Baltmorel Castle
Pristeas
Ebsaters
Ebshure
Glasgow
Margaret Rose
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Jobless Insurance Claims Drop 50 Percent
A sharp drop in weekly unemployment insurance applications across the state was reported for the three week period ending September 7. The State Division of Unemployment Insurance noted 63,683 claims for the week ending August 24 and 32,013 for the week ending September 7, with a prior week at 30,060 and an estimated 206,000 still receiving benefits from the state's fund.
Girl, 5, Treated After Bottle Fall Incident
Ann Marie Graham, 5, of 266 Fourth Street, received cuts to the face neck and left arm when she fell on a bottle she was carrying at 264 Fourth Street. She was treated at Samaritan Hospital and released. John Neilson, 6, of 163 Tenth Street, suffered a deep cut on the left leg above the ankle from a fall in his yard, six stitches taken. he was treated at the hospital and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Marie Graham
Fourth Street
Samaritan Hospital
Bette
Joseph Coffey
Maselli
John Neilson
Tenth Street
Donald Degen
John Delehanty
Seaman's Body Found On Railroad Tracks
The body of Seaman 1/Cjn George Alliston of Braintree Maas was found on railroad tracks near Albany Saturday. Coroner C C Whittemore estimated age about 28 and reported no service tags. New York Central police said Robert Kraby, a sailor companion, had reported Alliston missing earlier Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alliston
Braintree
Maas
York Central
C. C. Whittemore
Titon
Io Albany
New York Central Police
Robert Kraby
Woman and girl attacked by dogs in urban street
Mrs Helen Wagat aged about 40 of 817 Jacob Street was treated for a wrist infection after a dog attack in front of her home Saturday. Rosemary Cohners 18 of 252 Tenth Street also sought care for a leg bite near Hoosick Street and Seventh Avenue. Mrs Catherine Killeen 88 of Cane Avenue was taken to Troy Hospital after illness. ambulance attendants transported her from her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wagat
Jacob Street
theSansaritan Hospitel
Sitten
Patroknen John Moran
Michael Sale
Radio Patrol
Rosemary Cohners
Tenth Street
Hoosick Street
Seventh Avenue
Moran J
Saio
Central Station
Catherine Killeen
Cane] Avénie
Troy ‘Hospital
Nooain
Daniel J. Keenehat
William J. Ryah
Tha Radi
Tha Hostal
Fort Edward Educator Barbour Retires After 48 Years
Edward High School will be known as Frankbe Burger High School in Amure honoring Mr Barber, who retired in June 1943 after 48 years as instructor and principal. Born in 1871, he studied at Fort Edward Collegiate Institute and Wesleyan, earned degrees, taught in multiple schools, and lived on Ridge Road, Glens Falls with his wife Mrs Barber, who also retired this year as music supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For Edward High School
Amure
Frankbe Burger High School
Fort Edward Beard
Barber
Barber Ws
Fort Edward
Fort Edward Collegiate Institute
Wesleyan University
Hervard University
Cornell University
Middletown
Hendrick Hudson Clam Steam Features Skeet Shoot
The Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club held its annual clam Steam at Averill Park on Troy Road. Frederick M. Sebast won the skeet shoot with 22 of 25, with several contenders scoring lower and club officials managing arrangements and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club
Averill Park
Troy Road
Aft
Erncon
Frederick M. Sebast
Wizard Thomas
Russell Pa
Edmund
Deke Lemke
Russell Shannon
George Kotz
Mr. Whipple
Proy Public Library Displays New Books
New books added at Troy Public Library will be exhibited for one week. Titles include Old Leatherface of the Flying Tiger by Keith Ayting, Full Employment in a Free Society by W. Beveridge, Its Fun to Make it Forself by Stacey Maney, and several mysteries and juvenile works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Puthic
Keith Ayting
General Chennault
W. H. Beveridge
America
T. A. Bissen
Kahherine Burton
James Kent Stone
England
J. F. Dobie
K. Johnstone
Stacey Maney
P. Parsons
Naval Hospital
South Sea
T. Caldwell
James Hilton
B. M. Hunter
Ngaio Marsh
Heriot
Barbara Webster
Nick
Nan
Yucatan
Alan Crane
R. G. Montgomerr
L. Aa. Wadsse
New Found World
Shippes Fortress
D. i. Haines
John McNamara
Imnenzee
Everie
Bert
Jackett
Lady Leathersteck
S.A
White
Heavy newborn highlights Pennsylvania birth record
A Pennsylvania couple welcomed an exceptionally large baby at 18 pounds reported by Harvey M. Fry of Montrose. Fry noted delivery past 1 000 births with no heavier infant and said the mother had an average build and pregnancy. siblings weighed normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Herm We
Franciaré
Harvey M. Fry
Montrose
Frye
School 14 PTA Sets 3 PM Membership Tea
The Parent Teacher Association of School 14 will hold a membership tea tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the school. The executive board leads the event which opens the season's activities of the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of School 14
Washington Pomona Elects Treaty Masters at Grange Meeting
The Washington Pomona Grange elected Master George Brows of Wahitesalt and officers including Miss Frances Gould Hebron lecturer and Cuclord Waitaker Greenwich steward at a Kingsbury gathering. Contests featured whitehall and orange gladioli wins with Argyle Grange taking the veg display. an experimental epilepsy camp for youths was staged in the Adirondacks under Charles G. Hodgkiss directing a two month summer program at Hudson Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Done Trouts
Granville
Onsta
Washington County
Pomons
Kingsbury
George Brows
Wahitesalt
Frances Gould
Hebron
Cuclord Waitaker
Greenwich
Poland McGeoch
Argyle
Mes
Roland McGee
Boussers
Whitehall
Argyle Grange
White Creek
North Greenwich
Hudson
Charles C. Smith
Hudson Falls
Adirondacks
Directian
Jharle G. Hodgkiss
Troy ¥. M
Gain
Duane
National Association
Hodgkine
Troy
William Rogers
Hodgkins
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Hodgkinn
Few Mail Overseas Gifts From Cohoes
Veterans receive Christmas packages sent from Cohoes with Marines and other service members awaiting parcels. The program ships gifts overseas, emphasizing boxes within size limits and including food clothing and essential items for personnel abroad.
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Cohoes
County Magistrates To Hold Social Event
The Magistrates' Association of Rensselaer County plans an informal social at Pine Grove Rest on the Troy Bennington Road tomorrow. George K. Trish announced the gathering invites all members and judiciary connected figures in the county including Herbert D. Hamm Harry E. Clinton Willliam H Murray Pierce H Russell and Earle J. Wibe. Charles Lyons of Grafton heads the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magistrates’ Association
Rensselaer County
Pine Grove
Troy
Bennington
Tomor
George K. Trish
Herbert D. Hamm
Harry E. Clinton
State Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Willliam H. Murray
Pierce H Russell
Dist
Atty
Earle J. Wibe
Charles Lyons
Grafton
Church Society To Hear Guidance Counselor Address
The Womens Society for Christian Service at Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church hosts a covered dish supper at 6:30 pm followed by Harold N Chamberlain RP T guidance counselor delivering the main address. Mrs W G Herbert presides with Mrs Dennie 3B Riggs as hostess and Mrs Arthur E Mander leading the worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold N_ Chamberlain
RP T
Womens Society
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Community notices from Eagle Mills and Camptown Church
A fire commissioners meeting is planned this evening at Forrest H Patrie’s home. Various residents are noted visiting relatives and recovering from operations at Samaritan Hospital. The Women’s Christian Missionary Society of the Church of Christ held a porch meeting with readings and discussions led by Rev Thomas T Bass and guests, welcoming new member Mrs William C Millard.
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Forrest
Eliza Suiter
Robert Tamin
Lansingburg
Cossaguna
Albert Decoher
Doscher
Fort
Eazie Mills-Possien&ill
Saari Hospital
Ernest E. Bass
Thomas T. Bare
Greanstore
Vate Bass
Activ
Women's Christian Missionary
Church of Camst
Leslie A. Crum
Philippines
Forest Hi. Patrie
Mis. Audis Coonrad
Honor Roll Dedicated At Cohoes
Fragmented account of a dedication ceremony at Cohoes for an honor roll. Mentions a parade formation and attendees including Civil Veterans groups. Poor OCR yields unclear names and dates. main action is unveiling the memorial and local veteran participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Fire Damages Northside Apartment House
Fire crews battled a Northside apartment blaze at 17 and Sarstora Avenue. Water and rear roof damage reported. origin undetermined. Building owned by A Riotic Fire. Willow Street incident also noted with minor effect. no further damage reported. Community notices include party meetings, a Ukrainian church mission, Home Bureau gathering, and St Anne Society event schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohnuss Parce
Denk
Are ‘Ompanies
Northside
Waten Ag
Sarstora Avenue
Northsias
Cohees
Willow Street
Yestereay
J. Barwak
Abs
Annie
Lincowser
Walter Wertime
Democratic Party
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U.S
Harley
Foresters Court
Williams
Edward W. Doherty
Edward Doherty
360
Bulge
6Th Armored Regiment
Patton
Third Army
Berlin
Catholic Central High School
James Doherty
Pittstown Club
Mer
Harmony Mill
Seaman
Hendrick Hudson Game Club
Proy Public
Pennsylvania
Pomona
Church Society
Eagle Mills
Trojan
Foz
Cohus
Conecsian
Taeshar
Agnes” Lyewan Alacherk
Marep
St Peter and Pants Ukrainian Church
Vladimir Krayewsky
Canada
Home Bureau
Jennie Stemp
Brestin Avenue
Donale Morris
Edward R. Kelly
Kelly
Bernmard Kelly
Main Street
Corporal Kelly
Italy
Fifth Army
Ladies of St Anne Society
St Marie's Church
Reid
Mra
Glaziers
Foundry
Coremakers
American Locomotive Company
Schenectady, N. Y
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