Deer Leaps From Window At Fitzgerald Bros. Brewery
A deer leaped from a second story window at Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Co. on Hoosick Street and died on a truck outside. Police first learned of the roaming animal at 7:55 AM after a resident phoned. After a long search, a ranger confirmed the deer, found it dead on River Street near the bottling plant, and it was turned over to the Conservation Department. Also noted is the death of Maximilian Foster, 71, a journalist and author for the Saturday Evening Post.
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Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Co
River and
Hoosick Streets
Coleman J Lyons
Hutton Street
Fifth Avenue
Lyons
River Street
Hoosick Street
Conservation Department
New York
Maximilian Foster
The
Saturday Evening Post
Fitzgerald Brewery
Michael Fialko
Joseph Carroll
Arthur Judge
William H van Steenburg
Evening registration for varied teen courses offered
Courses listed include electricity, machine shop, sheet metal, trade drafting, blueprint reading, shop mathematics, power sewing and machine operation. Other offerings cover Americanization and home economics, commercial subjects, gym and swimming. Students may register 6 to 9 p.m. Monday. to avoid crowds, register today, tomorrow or Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m.
Troy Evening School To Start Monday
Troy Evening School will get underway next Monday with a wide variety of courses. Joseph E Sproule, director of vocational education, announced yesterday. Many courses offer Regents' credits toward a high school diploma. The free trade and technical courses prepare students for industrial positions.
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Troy
Joseph E Sproule
Truck Crops Escape Damage by Frost
Corn, field beans and late potatoes suffered in parts of the state from last week's frost, according to the US Department of Commerce at Albany yesterday. Truck crop areas escaped damage, though vegetation was killed in low lying upland regions where the frost first struck.
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US Department of Commerce
Albany
Army officer dies in Lauibeuis Maxton crash
Flight Officer Charles Gorman Dunckle aged 24, son of Mrs Elizabeth Dunckle of 35 Market Street Amsterdam, was among 235 Army men killed in an Army transport plane crash near Maxton North Carolina. Notification reached his wife from the War Department yesterday.
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Charles Gorman Dunckle
Elizabeth Dunckle
Market Street
Amsterdam
Lauibeuis- Maxton Air Base
Maxton
N. C
War Department Yesterda
Paratroops Adopt Lioness as Pet at Fort Benning
At Fort Benning the 515th Parachute Infantry Regiment cares for a 300 pound lioness named Mickey. Col. Ridgley Gaither chased down the animal after an expressman reported a roaring cat in a box. Lieut Lindsey's troops moved to reclaim the animal from Col. Lou Walsh's unit now at Toccoa.
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Fort Benning, Ga
INS
515Th Parachute Infantry
Ridgiey Gaither
Parachute
Fort Benning
Gaither
Juhan B Lindsey
515Th
Lindsey
Lou Walsh
517Th Parachute Infantry Regiment
Toccoa
Walsh
Mickey
Ballots Sent Individually to New York Voters in Uniform
New York State ballots will be mailed to every eligible service member individually this year rather than in bulk by unit. The ballots were dispatched yesterday and addressed by the State War Ballot Commission staff in Albany.
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New York State
State War Ballot Commission
Albany
Woman Says French Wait For Invasion
A 65 year old American widow, Etta Shiber, claims most French people stay steadfast and in contact with Britain as invasion looms. She details her Paris underground work aiding about 200 British soldiers, her death sentence and exchange, and notes the strong French will amid Nazi pressure. Windsor visit Boston to see Duchess aunt recovering from hip surgery.
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Jane Cochran
New York
INS
France
Edith Cavell
Etta Shiber
Johanna Hoffmann
Bremen
Sirs Shiber
Ake
Paul
Europe
Paris
Ngland
Kitty
Gestapo
Shiber
Miss Hoffman
Windsors
Boston
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Miami
Fla
D. Buchanan Merryman
Faulkner Hospital
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American Institute of Laundering
Chas. H. Gardner Agency
First St
Troy, N
Troy Evening School
OPA
Four Roses
Paul Jones
Pauli Jones
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc
Louisville & Baltimore
Rasonal Finance CQ
Broadway
Carner
Hall
Gude
Jron
Rome
Vouc Dregeust’s
Frears
ST Price
IRS
Rayon
Cornuross
Mises
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