Roosevelt outlines postwar plans and new invasions strategy
In a Capitol Hill address President Roosevelt sketches postwar social security measures for returning service members and calls for broader educational opportunities. He details planned Allied offensives from Italy to China, stressing unity of strategy and noting gaps in past lines. He predicts a Russian invasion of Germany and intensified bomber operations in Europe, with continued aid to China and renewed offensives in Burma. The speech stresses vigilance to avoid a future gap in sea power and asserts Japan will not again dominate territories won by mandate.
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Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Hitler
Congress
Italy
Casablanca
Quebec
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Europe
Burma
Indian Ocean
Bay of Bengal
Pacific
Russia
Australia
Ceylon
Mediterranean
China
Solomons
New Guinea
Pases
Japan
Union Blasts John L Lewis At Labor Convention
The ninth annual convention of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America condemned John L Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, as unfit to be a leader in the American labor movement in a resolution adopted yesterday.
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New York UK
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Poleto Named Cadet Colonel at LaSalle Institute
Vincent P. Poleto, senior and son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Poleto, was named Cadet Colonel of the regiment by Brother Patrick at LaSalle Institute. Poleto scored 146.5 of 163 points, led scholastic and military records, and participated in Glee Club, Mounted Troop, Rifle Team, fencing, tennis, cheerleading, and High Honor Society. John J. Delaney followed with 138 points as First Lieutenant Colonel, with a list of regimental officers announced including Battalion Lieutenant Colonels Edward Johnson Eugene Zak and Daniel Danning, and other captains and sergeants across the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle Institute
Vincent P. Poleto
Brother Patrick
Poleto
Patrick Poleto
St. Peter's School
John J. Delaney
Joseph P. Delaney
Troy
St. Francis’ School
Edward Johnson
Eugene Zak
Daniel Danning
Frank Clements
Thomas Perry
John Wilson
Robert Boland
Thomas Bedrosian
Daniel Horgan
Harold Cooper
Robert Will
Thomas Gallo
Joseph Nash
Thomas Gallagher
Francis Landry
Joseph Gapp
William Rooney
Leo Brassard
Arthur Gibbins
Edmund Spenard
Edmund Kowsky
Charles Coonrad
Joseph Hogan
John Hennessy
Frank Hogan
Eugene Dayette
Alfred Cuerdon
Hoda Named President Of Local 1138 Textile Workers
John Hoda of 2711 Third Avenue Maplewood becomes president of Local 1138 United Textile Workers AFL and succeeds Robert Catherwood of 5 Hudson Court Waterville who left for Navy service.
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John Hoda
Third Avenue
Maplewood
United Textile Workers of America, A. F
Robert Catherwood
Hudson Court
Watervliet
Navy
Laven and Miller Host Dinner in West Sand Lake
West Sand Lake Mr and Mrs J Milton Laven entertained Mr and Mrs J Warren Miller and their daughter Virginia at a dinner party Wednesday in honor of Mrs Miller s birthday. The church school of the Methodist Church meets tomorrow at 1 am with Supt Melvin Lavender in charge. Reverend John A Lavender will speak on Joy That Came to a City at the 11 am service. Special music by the choir. The Official Board meets Monday at 7 30 pm to discuss October crusade plans and the communion on Oct 3. Rally Day is Oct 10. The Woman s Society for Christian Service holds a cafeteria supper Wednesday at 6 pm. Mid week service next Wednesday is led by Robert Bickisell.
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J. Milton Lavender
J. Warren Miller
Virginia
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Robert Bicki Sell
Grace Episcopal Church
James T. Kerr
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
John House Memorial
Joseph Price Robinson
Liberty Street Church
Troy
Methodist Church
William A. Perry
Carliyle Pitcher
Board of Education
John Sweet
Mass Ethel Scouten
Thomas C. Lavender
Harold Weber
Marvin Hazzard
Church
Grace E. Swatling
Church School
Isabel Keep
Raymond Lavender
Chaplin
R. PI
First Baptist Church
Lewis M. Blackmer
Church of God
Community notices from Center Brunswick area
The Brotherhood of Gilead Church sponsors a dam steam event on September 29 on church grounds. William Truesdale and Mrs. Mason Owen receive hospital care. Red Cross sewing meets occur weekly at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Carl Bulson handles tax collection for School District No. 12 through October 15 at 1 percent. The Women’s Christian Service of the Methodist Church plans a roast pork supper on September 30 at the Grange Hall chaired by Mrs. Harold Wilson.
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Brotherhood of Gilead Lutheran Church
Dam
William Truesdale
Troy Hospital
Mason Owen
Samaritan
Red Cross
Methodist Church
Carl Bulson
Christian Service
The
Grange Hall
Harold Wilson
Delinquent Tax Sale Stated for Troy with Federal Investors bid
The City of Troy plans its annual delinquent tax sale on November 15 with no word on whether Federal Investors Inc will attend. The New York firm has bought certificates in previous years and first appeared in 1941, purchasing about 111000 dollars in certificates. In 1942 it did not attend the start of the sale, but officials extended the sale to December to allow bids. The firm bought 38796 37 dollars in 1942 and 76185 37 more in 1943, including certificates from 1941 back to 1936 and earlier. Thresholds varied by year with discounts from the original levy for 1940 at 75 percent, 1939 at 50 percent, 1938 at 30 percent, 1937 at 20 percent, and 1986 and earlier at 15 percent.
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Troy
Federal Investors, Inc
New York
Local residents return visits and travel notes
Schaghticoke residents host relatives from North Creek Troy and Cambridge. Amity Rebekah Lodge delegates attend late Mrs Alida Guest’s funeral at Hemstreet Park. Others travel from Troy Albany Mechanicsville Asbury Park Sampson and Boston to visit family or move locations.
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Alice Little
North Creek
Catherine Bergman
Troy
Wallace Foster
Dannemora
Frank
Gregory
Thomas Bolton
Cohoes
Margaret Jackson
Charles J. Connolly
Cambridge
Stella Miller
Joseph Slocum
Virginia
Nettie Slocum
Rennie F. Barth
C. W. Barth
Barth
Newburg
Amity Rebekah Lodge
Alida Guest
Schaghticoke Lodge
Hemstreet Park
Rebekah
James Carey
Edward Schaffer
Albany
Richard Ralston
Annie Bousquet
Mechanicsville
Conn
Tillie Jones
Jeanette McKnight
Lois Smith
Asbury Park
N. J
Miss McKnight
Daniel Viall
Naval Station
Sampson
Albert Viall
D. Viall
Clarence Iverson
Boston
Calfornia
Iverson
Louise
Bully
Local Notes On Residents And Church Announcements
Johnsonville resident Edward Hanyon returns from visiting relatives in Newbury. Mrs Langworthy travels to Troy to establish a new home. Mrs Frank Ogden of West Hoos sick. staying two weeks with Mr and Mrs Asa Ogden. Mrs Paul Seward of Brooklyn visiting her mother, Mrs Gertrude Gannon. Grace Methodist Church services set for 10 am with sermon by Rev Paul Thomas. Sunday School at 11 am. Youth Fellowship meets first fall gathering at 8 pm Sunday at the church.
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Edward Hanyon
Newbury
Langworthy
Troy
Frank Ogden
West Hoosick
Asa Ogden
Paul Seward
Brooklyn
Gertrude Gannon
Grace Methodist Church
Paul Thomas
Waterford Cooper reelected commander in third term
Waterford Cooper was reelected commander of Charles J. Brady Post No. 235 American Legion for a third consecutive term, a first in the post's history. New officers include Robert Lyle, David Kirker, James A. Galvin, Eugene Osterhout, Howard Swalling, Charles J. Weaver, Charles Vanvechen, and Anthony Capone. Funds were planned to buy a home for the post and phonograph records collection continues. Local service achievements include promotions and overseas arrivals. Church notices cover Grace Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Methodist, and Baptist services and meetings with new officers and Rally Day plans.
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Oscar Cooper
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Robert Lyle
David Kirker
James A. Galvin
Eugene Osterhout
Howard Swalling
Charles J. Weaver
s2Tvice
Water Company to Pay for Land Strip in Condemnation Case
County Judge Wyman Bascom upheld a $4,520 award to Antonio Lopez of Hingsbury Washington County for perpetual use of a land strip along a stream feeding the Spring Brook Water Co reservoir at Hudson Falls. The grant, approved by an appraisal commission, includes 150 feet on each side of the stream and funds cover property rights and fencing replacement.
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Wyman
Bascom
Fort Edward
Antonio Lopez
Hingsbury
Washington County
Spring Brook Water Co
Hudson Falls
Lopez
Company
Samaritan Nurses Aids Elect Two Lieutenants and Officers
Two new lieutenants and other officers of the Volunteer Nurses Aide unit at Samaritan Hospital were elected for the year. Mrs Stephen L Conner was named captain with Mrs William E Green and Miss Rose Krugler as lieutenants. Miss Janet Fletcher is secretary and Miss Dorothy Dumbleton treasurer. An educational program will be held at each monthly meeting at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Hospital
Stephen L. Conner
William E. Green
Rose Krugler
Janet Fletcher
Dorothy Dumbleton
Conner
Training Plane Forced Down on Farm in Fort Ann
A trainer plane from Glens Falls airport forced down at 8 am yesterday on the Walker farm on West Fort Ann Road after engine trouble. Pilot-instructor Edward Fleming of Tate Aircraft with two students Pvt J J Flicker and Pvt Edward Edelstein escaped unhurt. No damage occurred.
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Glens Falls
Walker Farm
Fort Ann
Edward Fleming
Tate Aircraft, Inc
J. J. Flicker
Edward Edelstein
Draft Charge Faces 21-Year-Old Bevins in Warfensburg
Theodore Bevins of Brant Lake was arraigned before U S Commissioner David S Fisk on a selective service charge for failing to report for draft board 372 in Warrensburg. He was taken into custody by federal agents, released on 2500 bail, and will appear at the next federal Grand Jury term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Theodore Bevins
Brant Lake
U. S
David S. Fisk
Hudson Falls
Warrensburg
Bevins
Rivers Named ALP Candidate for City Court Post
A. L. P. backs Negro City Court Justice Francis E. Rivers who already holds an unexpired term and was appointed by Gov. Dewey. He was nominated by the American Labor Party for a full term. Rivers previously served as assistant district attorney. Grace Phillips of East Greenbush suffered multiple injuries after a westbound car struck her while crossing Route 89. The vehicle was driven by Henry A. Brann of Bronxville and treated on scene by Dr. Earl Wilkins.
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New York, GP
Francis E. Rivers
Republican Party
American Labor Party
Rivers
Thomas E. Dewey
Grace ©. Phillips
Highland Drive
East Greenbush
Henry A. Brann
Bronxville
Message of Missions Theme During Children’s Study Period
Reading preludes to prayer and a full worship sequence including choral response anthem and gifts. Part II features a Mission theme with Scripture, sermon, and word study while children study in chapel. Mrs Hicks and Miss Cozzens coordinate devotional period and study Sunday.
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Winifred Hicks
Wiliam Hicks
Ruth Cozzens
Bombers Hit Alpine Rail Hubs and Berlin Mosquitos Strike
A large RAF bombing sweep targeted Modane near the Mont Cenis Tunnel and other alpine rail hubs aiming to disrupt German reinforcement routes into Italy. Mosquito craft again bombed Berlin while Fighter Command attacked airfields and transport targets in France and the Low Countries.
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London
R.A.F
France
Modane
Berlin
Trahan Saltieg
T ‘Antheor
St. Raphael
Mont Cenis
Alps
Italy
Turin
Lyon
Paris
Bay of Biscay
R.A. F
Munich
Gothard
Simplon
Switzerland
Mediterranean
Air Ministry
Low Countries
Wynantskill Couple Marks Silver Wedding
Wynantskill Mr and Mrs Edgar L Worthington celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with a party at Mrs A Henry White’s home in White View. More than sixty friends attended, with decor of palms and white gladiolas, a large wedding cake, a miniature bride and groom, and readings and songs by local hosts and guests.
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Edgar L. Worthington
Wynantskill
A. Henry White
Whiteview
Z.5. Myers
Helen Burns
Edward Miller
Clarence Wicks
H. D. Vincent
Sanford Osterhout
Auto Workers Endorse Cassidy Candidacy in Rensselaer
Local 930 United Auto Workers, a C I O affiliate including Ford Motor Co. Green Island employees, endorses Charles A Cassidy for the New York State Assembly seat in the second district of Rensselaer County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cassidy
Rensselaer County
United Automobile Workers of America, C .I. O
Ford Motor Co
Green Island
Stolen 1929 Sedan Reported in Lansing
Harold Law of 434 Enyghth Avenue Lansing reports his 1929 sedan stolen overnight from Second Avenue between 106th and 107th Streets. Fourth Precinct police take the report.
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Harold Law
Enyghth Avenue
Lansingburg
Second Avenue
106Th
107Th Streets
Law
Fourth Precinct
Memorial Tribute for Dr James McGiffert at RPI
Memorial services for Dr James McGiffert longtime mathematics professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and former president of Troy Society of Spoken English will be held Monday at 3 p.m. at the Second Presbyterian Church. Messages of tribute come from colleagues and church leaders including Rev Paul E Scherer and Rev Frederick W Evans. Organist Mrs H Townsend Heister will play.
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James McGiffert
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy Society of
Second Presbyterian Church
Byple
William Otxs Hotchkiss
Ray Palmer Baker
Institute
Paul E. Scherer
Lutheran Church of the Holy Er
New York
Pmap O. Finn
Din
Coles
Frederick W. Evans
Second Church
H Townsend Heister
Diphtheria Clinic and Community Activities in Green Island
Green Island prepares a diphtheria toxoid clinic at Heatly School Thursday from 9 30 to 4 30 am with Dr. Haverly urging preschool parents to vaccinate. A chest clinic follows Monday at 2 pm with Dr. Ericson and county nurse Mildred Brown. Court St Joseph C D A meets Monday at 8 pm at Mrs. Anna Farmer’s home. Stamp sales rise to 102 25 at Central Market booth. Local church activities include Methodist service at 10 30 am and Sunday School at 11 45, with church officials meeting Monday at 7 45 am to plan. Sergeant Francis J. DuPont on furlough from Movine Corps visits his parents at 7 John Street. brother Wuhan J. DuPont on leave from Marine Corps also in town. Presbyterian service at 10 30 am features sermon on The Privaty of the Church for These Times and infant baptism for Paul Alfred Golding. Women's Missionary Society meets in September with Mrs H D Smith at the manse Monday at 8 pm as Trox Presby tery gathering approaches in Cambridge Me.
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Heath School
Ferdinand S. Haverly
CIA
Haverly
Heatly High School
R. J. Ericson
Mildred Brown
Court
Court St. Joseph
C. D
Anna Farmer
Hudson Avenue
Clara Gaynor
Grand Regent
Arthurs H. Dupont
Edward L
St. Joseph's Church
Fred C. Sennett
Methodist Church
Sergt
Francis J. DuPont
Movine Corps
Frank F. DuPont
John Street
West Indies
DuPont
Pic Wuhan J. DuPont
Marine Corps
Indiana
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Henry D. Smith
Paul Alfred Golding
Alfred Golding
Women's Missionary Society
H .D. Smith
Mr. Smith
Trox
Renswe reer County WCTU to Meet for Appointments
The official board of the Renswe reer County W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Troy YWCA for appointing department directors and preparing reports for the state executive committee meeting in Albany in October.
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Renswereer County
Troy Y
Assembly At Cahoes To Seat Staff
Assembly at Cahoes To Seat Staff Thursday night October 14 set as the date for installation of officers of Cahoes Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus. Walter Warner named to the unexpired term of John P. Looby will be inducted as faithful navigator with Rev Thomas Burns Sr and others seated as officers and patrons.
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Cahoes Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Remsen
M Ator
Thomas Burns, Sr
Tai
John J. Kenney
Joseph J. Maloney
Thomas B. Morrison
William E. Kenjmey
Stanley Ho‘pacz
Raymond Coutu
John Doncan
Cohoes Board Adopts Restricted Hours For Registration
The Cohoes Selective Service Board No 343 at City Hall will close to the public from 1 to 1 50 pm beginning Monday. Youth registration for 16 year olds must occur between 3 30 am and 12 noon, while all other board business occurs in those hours to finish the inventory of registrants. Officials expect the schedule to continue until inventory is completed with a public notice if it changes.
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Office of
Cohoes
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Young Women's Christan Association
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