Hospitals Left Behind Aid France
Report from Paris notes American occupation left behind well equipped Percy Military Hospital in Clamart. Col Marc Tersier led the unit with surgeon Ray Dubay introducing advanced lung surgery. Germans stripped medical gear before retreat, while French patients benefit from postwar care and new procedures.
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Paris
France
U.S
Rome
Percy Hospital
Clamart
Obfskirts
Rayshound Dubay
Ammerjean
Dubas
United Press
Delors
Tung
Percy Military Hospital
Marc Tersier
Germany
Terniér
Loire River
Bowie
Letters Issued on Hoosick Falls Estate
Letters of administration were issued yesterday in Surrogate's Court to Freelove Neuschwander on the estate of her husband Wallace E Neuschwander. He died in Hoosick Falls on August 11, leaving personal property under $1000. Real property jointly owned with his widow is valued at $4000. The only heir besides the widow is daughter Nancy Ann Neuschwander. Attorney for the estate is Silvester E Scott.
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Freelove
Neuschwander
Wallace E. Neuschwander
Edward 3
Donchita
Hoosick Falls
Alson
Nancy Ann W Neuschwander
Sylveser E. Scott
Water pipe break damages two apartments at 126 Second Street
Police report a water pipe burst on the second floor of 126 Second Street damaging an apartment on the second floor and another on the first floor. The building is owned by Abel Usher. fire units were called at 2 32 pm yesterday to the Central Fire Station.
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Central Fire ‘Station
Second Street
Abel Usher
Directors to Meet of Troy Camp Fire Girls Inc
The board of directors of the Troy Council of Camp Fire Girls Inc will meet tonight at 3 p.m. at The Hendrick Hudson. Mrs Harold Britton, president, will preside. Guest speaker Miss Frances Chapman, national associate secretary for this district, will speak during her five day Troy visit.
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Troy Council of Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Hendrick Hudson
Harold Britton
Wii
Frances. Chapman
Troy
Arthritis Relief Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An old ad copy touts Tysmol for arthritis pain with a money back guarantee if relief is not felt. It claims a non narcotic formula and urges readers to buy at Deatrley and Hawes in FW, featuring exaggerated testimonials and dubious medical claims.
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Deatrley & Hawes
Cartia
Teens Guard Forest Lookouts in Idaho Wilderness
In Coeur d Alene Idaho five lookout stations are staffed by seven women and six teenagers, the largest all female lookout crew in the district. They monitor weather records and fire danger atop peaks near Coeur d Alene while men handle active firefighting at ranger stations. The teens hike rugged trails carrying water and supplies, balancing chores with lookout duties.
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Coeur d'Alene
Ida
Couer d'Alene
National Forest Forest
C. Strong
Coeur di Alene Forest
Manne
Thelma
Mabel Rose
Marjorie Gilson
Spades Mountain
Noutheast
Coeur Walene
Suez Peak
Porch
Wallace
Jase Butler
Leonine Garnet
Griffith Peak
Naiey
Chester Hover
Spy Glass Peak
Montain
Serviceman Held in Hit and Run Deaths at Gilbert
Four servicemen were found dead at the foot of an embankment opposite the Gilbert post office. Magistrate Homer Bragg said police hold the car owner believed to be involved. Victims named include Carl Stafford Amos Hale Bessie Hatfield and Emma New. The suspect warrants the officer Roscoe F Bishop, veteran of North Africa Sicily France and Germany campaigns.
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Roscoe F. Bishop
North Africa
Sicily
France
Germany
Army Depot Seeks Dip for Cartons and Containers
The Army Quartermaster Corps seeks a plastic dip coating to replace wax on cardboard cartons and other containers. Brig. Gen. J. E. Barzynski reports the program at the Chicago Depot media. Research is conducted at the Institute of Paper Chemistry under Dr. Harry F. Lewis, coordinated with Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute studies on plastiforms and coatings.
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Army Depot
Chicago
LiPi
Army Quartermaster Corps
J. E. Barzynski
Chicago Quartermaster Depot
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Harry F. Lewis
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Colombia Lottery Men Seek Private Benefits at Conference
At a conference in Cartagena delegates from the Union of Lottery Ticket Sellers presented a thirty point petition asking schools libraries hospitals and free railroad tickets for themselves and families plus access to public places for business and rewards from 360 to 300 for selling winning tickets. Most requests were granted.
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Cartagena
Colombia
Ta — Ada
Sidewalk Ramps Aid Disabled in Battle Creek
Curbing ramps for wounded veterans at Percy Jones Hospital have been installed in Battle Creek shopping district. Hospital patients use wheelchairs or crutches, and ramps along the shortest route to town ease their movement and access.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Percy Jones Hospital
Fire Spare Nest Egg After House fire in Haterhill
Patrick Mayes survived a $50,000 blaze that destroyed his home and belongings in Haterhill Massachusetts. Fire damaged his cash stash, but most of the $3,865 nest egg survived, found five days later in a charred bureau drawer.
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Haterhill
Mass
Patrick Mayes
Hayes
Injured Homeless Man Treated After Fall at Garden Gulf
William McGrath, 62, homeless, fell at 139 Fourth Street and suffered a head cut. He was treated at Samaritan Hospital last night and then arrested for public intoxication by officers Coffey and Delehanty after transport by pole radio car.
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William McGrath
Samaritan Hospital
Garden Gulf
Fourth Street
Sethoreph Coffey
Patroiitan John Dele ‘Hanty
Marriage Annulled for Fraud in Hoosick Falls
A decree of annulment granted yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Pierce W. Russell to Concetta B R Angelo from Angelo Angelo on grounds of fraud. The couple wed in Hoosick Falls January 25, 1941. Plaintiff represented by Jones and Jones, attorneys.
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Concetta BR. Angelo
Angélio Angelo
Supreme Court
Pierce WH. Russel
Hoosick Fats
Jones & Jones
Hoover proposes five year moratorium on war debts
Former President Herbert Hoover called for a five year delay on lend lease and war debts in a Chicago Executives Club address. He urged selective destruction of some weapons, cautioned against new aid, and urged reporting of Western European assets to assess solvency. He also proposed reducing all loans to terms of commodities and directing commodity proceeds to the U S.
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Herbert Hoover
Executives? Club of
Chicago
Hoover
Tariel
French Commentator Condemned to Death
Paris court condemned Jean Herold Paquis a red haired French radio commentator to death for treason based on wartime recordings made during the Nazi occupation. The journalist recanted in a brief speech as the sentence was pronounced.
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Paris
Jean Herold-Paquis
England
Carthage
Herold- Paquis
Paris Radin
W Hesses
Iran Grotto to Host Delegates Evening of Entertainment
Iran Grotto will sponsor an amusement night for delegates of the Daughters of Malta at The Hendrick Hudson and Troy Masonic Temple. Grotto members plan a brief business meeting at 7 p.m. and a program at 8 p.m. featuring acts and music by the grotto orchestra led by Harry P Cheney, with Archibald W. Ostrander directing.
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Iran
Grotto
U. S
PEL RB
Hendrick Hudson
Archibald W. Ostrand
Er Monarch
Armored and Infantry Divisions Move to Staging Areas for Return
Fifth Armored and 106th Infantry Divisions entered staging areas as Seventh Armored and 10th Infantry prepare to return home. Army reports 500 American troops cleared Le Havre and 88,000 sailed from Marseille in the list of 15 days. Embarkation times shortened from sixty to twenty four hours to speed returns.
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Fifth Armored
Paris
Seventh Armored
106Th
le Havre
Marseille
Marine Corps League to Elect President at Special Meeting
The Marine Corps League will hold a special meeting Thursday at 7 pm in the Spanish War Veterans Hall to elect a president to fill the vacancy caused by the withdrawal of Edna Cortes from the roster of officers elected last week.
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Marine Corps League
Spanish War Veteran's Hall
Edna Cortes
Bair Named Executive Assistant to Education Commissioner
Dr. Frederick H. Bair, superintendent of Bronxville schools, was appointed executive assistant to Education Commissioner George D. Stoddard in a move announced yesterday.
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Ahany
Frederick H. Bair
Bronxville
George .D. Stoddard
Wainwright Reveals Japanese Torture Tactics
Air force hero Jon M. Wainwright testified that Japanese captors beat Allied officers and forced them into manual labor in prison camps. He described deliberate cruelty, starvation promises, and a plan to subjugate Japan to cripple its postwar industry.
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Watshing
Jon M. Wainwright
Corregidor
Am Jmory
Wainwright
Wright
Wainwight
Navy in Jap Area Will Be Assigned to Fifth Fleet
Pearl Harbor announces that all U S naval forces in Japanese waters will join the Fifth Fleet under Admiral Raymond Spruance. He will relieve Admiral William Halsey, who departs Japan for the United States on September 20. Vice Admiral Frank J. Fletcher, who led North Pacific forces during occupation, will also depart Japanese waters soon for new headquarters.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy Headquarters
United States
Fifth Fleet
Raymond A. Spruance
Spruance
William F. Halsey
Third Fleet
Japan
Frank J. Fieicher
North Pacific
Bridges Becomes Citizen of United States
Harry Bridges head of the CIO Longshoremen's Union on the West Coast became a citizen of the United States yesterday.
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San Francizcs
Harry Bridges
C. I.0
Lorigshoremen’s Union
United States
Rationing Debated With President and Officials
After a conference with President Treman, officials outlined how meat sugar and fat rationing might be extended or ended. They expect food fats rationing to end by January if credits and aid allow.
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Treman
Indic
Europe
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Great Britain
Truman
Congress
UNRRA
Japan
Most Disabled Vets Believed Employable
Chicago report quotes Disabled American Veterans commander saying about 90 percent of disabled veterans are employable. He notes only 10 percent receive total disability compensation and urges government agencies to hire more service disabled veterans to reduce taxpayer burden and set an example for private industry.
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Chicago
America
Bfnton D. Cahn
Veterans Administration
Cohn
Bonehead Club Solves Plant Reconversion in Dallas
Bonehead Club, a Dallas group of leading businessmen, proposes four peacetime uses for the North American Aviation plant. Options include an indoor ranch, a 33-hole golf course, an indoor garden, or continuing atomic bomb experiments, with the latter seen as potentially removing the plant’s source of worry.
Apollo Amaranth Court To Meet Thursday
The Apollo Court of the O. of A. resumes activities after summer recess with a meeting set for Thursday in rooms 81 Fourth Street. Mrs Hazel Neal and John C Neal will preside as royal matron and patron. The session plans fall activities and begins at 7 30 p m followed by a public card party at 8 15 p m. Retreat meals will be served and prizes awarded. Committee includes Mrs Gussie Phillips chair Mrs Sara G Hughes Mrs Rose Habet Mrs Delia Miner Mrs Taabel Keboo and Mize Ruth Bibb.
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Apollo Court
O. of A
Fourth Street
Hazel Neal
John C. Neal
Gussie Phillips
Sara G. Hughes
Rose Habet
Delia Miner
Taabel Keboo
Ruth Bibb
Army Cuts Service in New York State Area
The Second Service Command of the US Army plans a peacetime shift cutting operations in New York State. Rented induction centers in Rochester Grand Central Palace New York City Casino New Jersey and redistribution centers at Lake Pontic and Atlantic City NJ will be dropped by November 18. Maintenance shops will operate a strict four hour week with no overtime.
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New York
Rochester
Grand Centre Palace
New York City
Casideo
N. J
Lake Pincit
Atlantic City
Care Urged In Digging Potatoes
Careful handling during harvest and storage prevents bruising of potatoes. Guidance notes avoid damage from rough handling and improper storage, urging timely digging and proper packing to protect the upcoming crop.
Civil War Veteran Keeps Working at 10T Plant
Retirement seems distant for veteran Willis, age unspecified, who notes he worked at Somalg Goodai Industries through Ma Faist year. He says a man is only as old as he feels and plans to work until forced retirement. Birthday observed Sunday marks another year of service.
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Beftair
James A
Amd Fm
Willis
Somalg Goodai Industries
Sheriff Deputies Police Themselves Report
Fragmentary notes describe sheriffs and deputies in Tennessee and the UK, with unclear phrasing and several garbled terms. The readable bits reference law enforcement roles and possible commentary on policing autonomy and jurisdiction.
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Robert Armstrong
Wallace Ford
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Connecticut
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Betty Grable
Dick Haymes
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Gale Storm
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Dearny O'Keeze
Heice Walker
Brewster's Millions
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Carolina Blues
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