Paris Stylists Plan Autumn Fashion Shows
Paris fashion houses prepare an elaborate postwar couture week with plans for fall collections. Lucier Lelang, president of the Paris Couture Syndicate, notes transportation limits delay some designers. exhibitors focus on long skirts, jeweled accessories, and restrained colors as they navigate fabric and supply shortages.
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Paris
Wenefeed Bousterparis
Bellisles
Paris Fashion
Shetech
Lucier Lelang
Paris Couture Syndicate
Lelang
Fire axes Chungking area river warning
Firefighters battled a blaze near the Serur Eanzise River in Chungking, with authorities reporting reduced risk as teams extinguished the flames and secured the area. No injuries were immediately reported and investigations continue.
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Chungking
Guz
Tere
Serur
Eanzise
Bricker Urges U S Aid to Peace and World Court
Bricker said the United States should lead efforts to preserve peace and back a world court. He called for reducing small wars through persuasion and outlined a campaign program addressing national and international tensions.
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Boston
Gox
Bricker
United States
Telgnis Masee
War Department Lists Area Casualties
The War Department released names of seven Tray Area service members officially listed as casualties. The affected individuals include Frank J. Pascetta, John Bruczkowski, Richard W. Hay, and Joseph Rusbene among others, with listed next of kin and addresses in Stepher town Machanicville Waterviies Glens Pails and Oneida Avenue Trev servicemen.
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War Department
Oxveriare
Alfred Overiock
Stephertown
Seret
John J. Parker
Elzebeth Laucerhahn
North Second Avenue
Mechanicville
Bre
Frank J. Pasceta
Valentino Pascetta
Waterviies
John Bruczkowski
Mary Wesiluk
Pie
Richard W. Hay
Jane Her
L . Rusbené
Felicia M. Iorzo
Oneida Avenue
Trov
Child Health Clinic Slated for Wynantskill
Wynantskill hosts a health conference at the Wynantskill Fire house on Thursday September 28 from 2 to 4 p m with Dr A M Chap health officer assigned by Ada M Faas. Children aged three months to six years may attend for diphtheria toxoid and smallpox vaccines. A dental assistant will also be present.
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Geild Health Conference
Wynantskill Firehouse
A. Mo Chap
Charee
Ada M. Faas
French Folks Are Great Hand Shakers
Mal Boyle humorously surveys French etiquette in Paris, noting social courtesies and the infamous restaurant bill ritual. He depicts handshakes, champagne rituals, and the dramatic, costly addition line by line, with lively but pointed observations on cultural quirks.
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Mal Boyle
Paris
France
Nou
Parissa
Eisenhower Bans Business Agents Reported Travel Restrictions
Supreme Headquarters of the Allied Expeditionary Force said civilians and business agents are barred from the military forward zones and a probe will examine alleged violations. The London Daily Mail raised questions about American business travel to France and entry permissions, while SHAEF noted limited exceptions for accredited service representatives.
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London
Dwight
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
AL Hed
Givillacs
London Daily Mal
Eastar
Frasie
France
HAEPL
Roogeve
Prigw
Churchill
Dewey Faces Party Rift Over Social and Foreign Policy
The article argues Governor Dewey has chosen conservative and progressive lines within the Republican Party, aiming to preserve social reforms while adjusting domestic administration. It notes likely amendments by Congress and questions lingering on his foreign policy stance amid isolationist and tariff factions influencing the party. Dewey’s clarity on domestic policy is praised, with expectations for a full foreign policy outline before the campaign ends.
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Dewey
Congress
Willkie
New York
The Service Charge and a Sloppy Joe’s Ceremony
The piece contrasts American tipping with European service charges, noting a guest ends up with little after meals. It recalls a meal at Sloppy Joe’s, comparing costs to a taxi ride home and hinting at social consequences after lavish expenditures.
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America
Sloppy Joe's
Newman Club Members End Retreat
A six day retreat by ninety members of the Newman Club of Newnan culminated yesterday morning with Holy Communion at Catholic High School. Edward McCattrey, national commander of the Catholic War Veterans, gave the address. The event opened September 39 by Rev Francis Bader. Mrs McCaffey urged veterans to join mutual aid groups and warned against spiritual lassitude. Guests included Rev John Trae, L Walter Bischof, Robert Sneber, Frunwink, and local Catholic War Veterans representatives.
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Newnan Club
Ht. PY
Catholtic High Bchool
Edward McCattrey
Catholic War Veterana
Francis Bader
New York City
McCaffey
John ‘Trae
K.P. L. Walter
Bischof
Robert Sneber
Joe
Frunwink
Newman
Jocal
Catholic War Veterans Post
Josep Smith
Troy
Caton
Andes
Marty Beresford
Wither Post
Michael Fiynn
Pastors and Laymen To Aid Discussion
Three primisters and Arthur H. Lofgren, moderator of Hudson River Association North, will pare t¢ in a round table discussion at a meeting of the eye Society at 1:30. P. Fowler, pastor of the Sixth venue Baptist Church, Rev. Mr. Fitzgerald of West Hoosick West Baptist, and Rev. Richard Cummings of First Baptist Church will participate. Mrs. Peter Heffern and R. Rosser will be soloists. Refreshments will be supervised by Mrs Howard Dil.
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Arthur H. Lofgren
Hudson River Association North
Paret
The
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P. Fowler
Sixth Venue Baptist Church
Mr. Fitzgerald
West Hoosick West
Saratoga Lieutenant Reported Missing in Action
First Lieut. Paul V. McChen of Saratore Springs is reported missing in action in southern France, per sister Mrs. Charles D. Ford who received War Department notification. Lieutenant Meehan, who left Saratoga Springs on Oct 23, 1940 with Company A of the 28th Infantry, is cited as missing or killed.
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Metshan
Fifth Avenue Home Entry Reports $15 Theft
Thieves entered Mrs. Stoppello's home at 2939 Fifth Avenue between Thursday afternoon and last night. They ransacked dresser drawers and stole about $15.
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Fifth Avenue
Fhieves
Civil Air Patrol Clamsteam Burglary Reported
The Troy unit of the Civil Air Patrol reported a break in yesterday afternoon with a rear kitchen door forced. Five change tanks were broken and a coin purse with old coins and a platinum wedding ring was stolen along with a two dime book collection. Detectives Owens Owens Albany group command Captain Richard Ayer and Lieut. Roy Ford investigated as CAP cadets won a softball game and games including horseshoe pitching were played.
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Owens
Albany
Group Command
Joseph A
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Martin Komertz
Steam
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Walter Patioa
Raymond Zink
Hitler Not Listed As Axis Criminal
The Daily Mall and News Chronicle report Hitler is not on the Allied War Crimes Commission list, shocking some readers. They note Gestapo chief Himmler and Goebbels also are not yet listed, while Soviet dispatches say wartime punishments will proceed in southeastern Europe despite Western leniency debates. The Soviets report hundreds of Axis figures seized or arrested, with Antonescu, Bogdan Filov, Cyril, Italian diplomats, and others in custody.
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Mall
Nelws Chronicle
Cordell Hul
Adolf Hitler
Allied War Crimes Commission
London
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Gestapo
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Himmler
Joseph Goebbels
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War Crimes Commission
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Matt
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Soviet High Command
Europe
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Romania
Bulgaria
Hont Antonescu
Bogdan Philor
Prince Cyril
Hudson Falls Board Calls 12 for Induction
Hudson Falls Selective Service board 367 orders twelve registrants to report October 3 at 8:45 am for induction into the armed forces and another group for pre induction physicals. Inductees include James Campbell Nile Pond Granville Gilbert Truesdale Arthur Crum and others from Hudson Falls Fort Ann Whitehall and surrounding towns.
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Hudson
James FR. Campbell
Nile L. Pond
Granville
Gilbert EL Truesdale
Arthur H. Crum
Christy L. Discent
Bruce A. Bowen
Carlton D. Akin
Herman BR. Hollister
Richard G Hebert
Whitehall
Augustus J. Fleury
Leroy L. Fuller
Vaughn M. Jennings
Hudson Falls
Austin W. Hodgkins
North Granville
Byron F. Newton
Comstock
Willarg DB
Audrey
Smiths Basin
Tenth Street Boy Reported Injured
George Delio aged 20 of 399 Tenth Street sustained bruises to his right leg Saturday afternoon in a collision at Tenth and Eagle Streets. He was transported to Troy Hospital after a report to Central Police Station. Clarence C. Momrow of Sand Lake said he drove his truck north on Tenth Street, turning onto Eagle Street, when the boy hopped onto the rear and fell.
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George Delio
Tenth Street
Tenth
Eagle Streets
Troy Hospital
Central
Glarence C. Momrovn
Sand Lake
Eagles Street
Upstate Historical Society to Meet in Hudson Falls
The annual meeting of the Washington County Historical Society will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Washington County Clerk's office in Hudson Falls. Miss Marion Chitty of Glens Falls will present a paper on the Wray family, and officers for the year will be elected during the business session. County Historian Sudan B. Wade invites all members and friends in local history to attend.
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Washington County Historical Society
Washington County
Hudson Falls
Marion Chitty
Glens Falls
Wray
Sudan B. Wade
Washington County Court to Convene for Fall Term
The fall term of Washington County Court will convene at 10 2m tomorrow at the Salem Court House with County Judge Wrmed Bascom of Fort Edward presiding. There are indictments to be disposed of. County Clerk Raspa P. Smith announced no civil actions are expected to be tried.
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Washington County
Salem
Bascom
Fort Edward
Raspa P. Smith
Man Injures Head at 607 Federal Street
Police report a man sustained a scalp laceration and a cut artery at 607 Federal Street. He was treated Saturday night at Samaritan Hospital by Dr. Zevart Manovian. The injury occurred in an undetermined manner. the injured person was placed in a police radio car and taken to the hospital by Patrolmen Karl Pend and William Donovan of Central Police Station.
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Lee
Federal Street
Samaritan Hospital
Zevart Manovian
Karl Pend
Wiliam Donovan
Central Police Station
Garrison Announces New Officers at Veterans Hall Meeting
Garrison No. 2 of the Mollie E Titcomb Army and Navy Union presided over yesterday afternoon's meeting at the United Spanish War Veterans Hall. Albert Reed of Yankee Doodle Garrison in Rensselaer attended as a guest. Plans were laid for upcoming garrison activities. The group will reconvene on October 2.
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Mollie E. Titcomb Army and Navy Union
Veterans Hall
Albert Reed
Yankee Doodle
Rensselaer
Scheiberling Attends Legion Fun Fete in Albany Area
Edward N. Scheiberling of Albany attended his first official appearance as national commander at a Forty and Eight Society fun outing in Sharpe's Grove. He helped initiate candidates for Rensselaer and Albany counties, honoring the Legion gathering with guests of honor.
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Rensselaer and
Albany County
Forty Band Eight Society
American Legion
Sharpe's Grove
Edward N. Scheiberling
Albany
Legion
Tole
Rensselaer County
Watervliet Fisherman Has Full Creel
Rev Paul's St Alphonsus Church pastor and Arthur Roberts fished the St Lawrence River and brought in a limit of smallmouth bass weighing over forty pounds plus three Northern pike totaling 150 pounds. The catch occurred during a three hour outing with their guide as muskies training.
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Paul Leduc
St Alphonsus Church
Glens Falls
Arthur Roberts
23Rd Street
Watervliet
Clas
St. Lawrence River
Father Ladue
Mr. Roberts
Quiet Day Planned by Episcopal Diocese at Albany Church
The Episcopal Church in Albany observes a Quiet Day at the Church of the Ascension on Thursday. Holy Communion at 10 am will be celebrated by Rev. Arthur J. Rice, rector, with Rev. Vincent Bennett of Fitchburg assisting. Meditations guided by the clergy, with a box luncheon served in the Spanish House.
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Episcopal Diocese
Albany
Arthur J. Rice
Vinecent Bennett
Fitchburg
Ter
Returnees Processed at Lake Placid Club Station
Troy and Cohoes service men were among scores of returner fighters processed through the Army Ground and Service Forces Redistribution Station at the Lake Placid Club. The Second Service Command announced that most returnees passing through in the past two weeks were from Brooklyn and Buffalo.
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Troy and Cohoes
Army Ground
Service Forces
Lake Placid Club
Second Service Command
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Swede Port Closings Pinch Nazi Traffic
Sweden closes all Gulf of Bothnia and Baltic ports including the Gothenburg to Kiel ferry line, aiming to restrict German traffic. The move spreads across the coast, with limited effect on northern routes while visas to Germany are tightened through consular channels in Oslo.
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Paris Police Arrest 1500 Collaborationists
Paris interior ministry reports nearly 1500 collaborationists rounded up in a Paris drive. More than 690 captured near Vichy include eight former Peram cabinet members. Among those taken was a 22 year old woman described as a drug addict and escort to Heinrich Himmler during his Paris visit.
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Peram
Tose
Vichy
Grimovacement
Heinrich Himmier
New Car Quota For October Put at 3 000
The Office of Price Administration said October’s new car quota is 3000, with only 2000 new passenger cars available for rationing, the same as September. The remaining supply for new automobiles is under 120000, about two days’ supply.
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Wreahington
Office of Price Administration
Roundup of political notes and wartime briefs
The column lists multiple figures with varied fates and plans. Hult questioned about the Attorney General speech. the Secretary of State backed down. Biddle delivered a planned speech. Jesse Jones, age seventy, survived a major operation and shows improvement. Joe Davies may undertake another Moscow mission for the President. The Luce family backs Dewey with their media interests and a cocker spaniel named Mr. Speaker. Hutchins asks Mike Monroney to write a government book. AN Spanel invents a water float for wounded amphibious troops as the British order thousands, while U S Army medicine resists change.
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Biddle
Jesse Jones
Joe Davies
Russia
Moscow
Luce
Dewey
Sam Rayburn
White House
Robert Hutchins
University of Chicago
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Oklahoma
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Dover
Del
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Eisenhower Declares German War Effort Hopeless
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower at his France command post expressed quiet confidence that Germany’s military situation is hopeless. He said victory hinges on how long Germany endures Allied pressure and how long the Gestapo remains in control, noting German counter blows are unlikely.
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John E. Lee
Germany
Reich
Eisenhower
Gestapo
Area Payrolls Rise in Troy Albany Schenectady District
Edward Corsi state industrial commissioner reports the mid July to mid August period shows a 27 percent gain in employment and a 3 percent rise in payrolls across the Troy Albany Schenectady district, covering construction industries only. This statewide uptick reflects broader improvement in job gains during the period.
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Troy-Albany-Schenectady
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