Saipan Row Probe Sought By Former Army Commander
Ren Bernare W. Keartey of Gloversville former commander of the 05th Infancy and 53rd Brigade of the Qiis Division prepared in Washington to seek the Army version of the Saipan campaign amid controversy. He said New York residents deserve the military's account and planned to gain support from Rep. Walter G. Andrews and Rep. Clarence E. Hegeoes. The Trox Division Veterans Association president also commented.
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Gloversville
Qiis
Washington
Ana
Richae
Tivister
Érvision
New York State
Na Eoventaire
Kearney
We Magazine
Walter G. Andrews
Bulfate
Clarence E. Hegeoes
Syracuse
Park
She Zith
Battle reports spark debate over Saipan decisions and leadership
A chapter meeting in Troy will discuss contrasting accounts of the Saipan battle and leadership changes. Reports from Yank and Brig. Gen. Ross praise the 105th Division, while Marine versions fault leadership and tactics, noting relieved officers and high casualties in the fight.
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Troy Armory
Saipan
Troy
Seipan
Avevy
Yank
Ogden J. Ross
Serith
21Th Ecommander
Pearl Harbor
Robert €. Richardson
Ralph Smith
27Th Army
27Th
Ralph
Senderford Jarman
Fred
Zruv
Jet Soma
Toran Army
Marine Corps
Man Fined on Assault Charge in Schenectady Court
Benjamian Rubadu, 57, of 419 Liberty Street Schenectady, was found guilty in Schenectady Police Court Saturday on a third degree assault charge. Justice Charles G. Fryer fined him $100, which he paid, after Rabadu admitted striking Van Dette but denied kicking him. The incident stems from a past argument after alleged insults.
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Liberty Street
Schenectady
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Troy WAC Anniversary Parade Honors First Year
Six hundred members of the Women Army Corps paraded September 1 to mark the first anniversary of the WAC as a component of the United States. Among them Corporal Ruch A. Howley of 438 Congress Street and Corporal Catherine Rice of 31 War Plagk Street Attany joined the review near the parade area where Italian armies were reviewed by the King of Italy. Lieutenant General Ira C. Eaker reviewed the marching WACs.
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United States
Corp
Ruch A. Howley
Congress Street
This City
Corp. Catherine ‘St. Rice
Warplagk Street
Attany
Italy
Sussblini
Wacs
Ira C. Eaker
Vermont Man Killed in Route 9a Truck Collision
James D. Harlett of eighth AL bans Vermont died when two trucks collided on Route 9a eight miles south of Hudson. Injured were Henry W. Fones 41 of St Albans who rode with Harlett and Fred Olmstead 35 of Albany driver of the other truck. Harlett suffered skull and neck fractures. Olmstead had severe lacerations. They were taken to Hudson City Hospital.
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James D. Harlett
Albans
Hudson
Associated Press
Henry W. Fones
St. Albans
Haylett
Fred Olmstead
Albany
Jones
Olmstead
Hudson City Hospital
Brother of Belgian Monarch Found in Brussels
A report from Brussels states Prince Cheries of Belgium, once missing, has been located in Brussels. Speculation surrounds Prince Charles, Count of Flanders, as potential regent while King Leopold III's brother is held by Germans.
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Cheries
Belgium
Brussels
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Nurses from Cohoes and Mechanicville graduate at ENIs Hospital
Two local graduates, Poyliss Anne Lawson of Cohoes and Mary Rose Corene of Mechanicville, are among the IO School of Nursing class at ENIs Hospital Schenectady. Dr Dixon Ryan Fox president of Union College will speak on What Peace Means at graduation exercises Friday at 8 pm.
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Mechanicville
School of Nursing
Enis Hospital
Schenectady
Ares
Poyliss Anne Lawson
Mary Rose Corene
Dixon Ryan Fox
Union College
Troy Veterans Enter Rhoads Hospital at Utica
Twenty eight veterans of the 12th Division including Private William J. Nortz of Amsterdam and others arrive at Rhoads General Hospital in Utica. They are greeted by Mrs Elecia Brown, Red Cross worker, wife of a captain in the 5th Division. The article notes rescue of an actress and a member of the 165th Infantry during crossings in the Seine, and mentions a motor raft incident.
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Troy Veterans
Rhoads Hospital
Utica
Saipan
William J. Nortsrap
Amaterdacr
Mire
Elecia Brown
Sith
Greenwich
Mrs. Brown
Red Cross
Noxpired
Ator
Dave Beye
Rhoads
General Hospital
Troy
London
Gertrude Lawrence
John
Conway
Corp
Michael
Upton
165Tf
Seine River
France
Entertainers Saved from Attack in Unspecified Incident
A group of entertainers led by Mise Law rence avoided harm after an incident yesterday. Authorities reported the event and noted the quick actions of law enforcement and security personnel.
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National Entertains
Mise Lawrence
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