Berlin Warns Satellites To Hold Fast
Berlin warns Axis satellites not to follow Badoglio while Mussolini proclaims return to Italy on the third anniversary of the tripartite pact. Broadcasts from Berlin and Tokyo claim the Allies seek European conquest, as Axis powers show restraint compared with last year’s triumphal mood.
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Benito
Italy
Berlin
London
Benito Mussolini
Bersin
Germany
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Joachim von Ribbentrop
United States
Britain
Russia
Europe
Japan
Pietro Badoglio
Mussolini
Hitler
East
Badogilio
Erwin Rommell
Alexandria
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Sir Bernard Montgomery
Egypt
North
Africa
Hint High Nazis Aid British Intelligence Says Stockholm Dispatch
Stockholm dispatch quotes Arvid Fredborg of Svenska Dagbladet claiming high Nazi officials cooperated with British agents for years. He alleges Allied agents operate in Germany, some present since war start, others parachuted from planes or brought from England. Also notes a wife replaces a minister in Lebanon New Hampshire.
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London
INL
Stockholm
Arvid Fredborg
Berlin
Svenska Dagbladet
The
Reich
Fredborg
Germany
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
Thousands of sufferers from rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis find relief with NORITO a quick acting formula that speeds relief from muscular pains. The ad promises fast relief with an ironclad money back guarantee if the first three doses fail. See your druggist today.
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Norito
Ras
Political Stage Continues After German Collapse
The column discusses MacArthur’s hinted plan for a joint American Army and Navy invasion of the southern Philippines via bases in Hawaii and New Guinea, bypassing the Dutch East Indies to sever Japanese supply lines. It argues the Navy’s expansion enables a Pacific push toward Wake and Guam, with Britain aiding Burma operations. The piece urges intensified actions this winter and spring, predicting hard blows and pondering whether Japan and Germany will surrender early or face extended industrial ruin.
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MacArthur
Associated Press
Navy
Philippines
Hawaiian
New Guinea
Pacific
Wetherlands East Indies
Atlantic
Britain
Lord Mountbatten
Burma
Bay of Bengal
Wake
Guam
Germany
Japan
Mrs Lucy Dooley Celebrates 85th Birthday in Lansingburg
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at 197 Sixth Avenue Lansingburg to honor Mrs Lucy Dooley on her 85th birthday. She received American Beauty roses from daughters Mrs Fred Joy and Miss Mary Dooley. Born in Ireland, she spent most of her life in Troy and attends St Augustine's Church. Plan Rummage Sale: The Ladies Guild of First Presbyterian Church, 109 Congress Street, will hold an all day rummage sale Friday and Saturday, announced Mrs James Graham.
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Lucy Dooley
Sixth Avenue
Lansingburg
Ireland
Troy
St. Mary's Parish
St. Augustine’s Church
Ladies’ Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Congress Street
James Graham
Ladies' Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Union
Ninth Church
Eleayer Z, Perez
Elaine Alice Adams
Leo Adams
Shannon Avenue
David Edward Callahan
Lena Callahan
Imperial Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Marrage
Maxime Sarrault
Schenectady
Adrien Piche
Edward Frament
Rita Melanson
Bernard Arthur Bellerose
New York City
JT Shannon Avenue
New London
Conn
Henectady
Curb Market One More Speech Predictions by Katch
Hollywood actor Kurt Katch foresees a world tribunal trial for Hitler. He predicts Hitler will not end his own life until after delivering one final dramatic speech during the proceedings.
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Hollywood
Cal
Kurt Katch
Hitler
Unclear ad copy promotes SAXSON long service device
An advertisement extols relief for denture wearers and the feeling of helping others, urging readers to try SAXSON now. It frames the product as essential for true relief and happiness, suggesting it can change lives and improve normalcy, with callouts to shopping locations and immediate action.
Leaders Slip in Slow Market Amid War News
New York reports a sluggish stock market with leaders retreating slight to two points and overall trading easing. Transfers totaled 621,860 as major issues like U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler GM Santa Fe Southern Railway Southern Pacific Goodyear J I Case Sperry Pepsi Cola Du Pont Eastman Kodak and General Electric dragged on. bonds varied. Chicago wheat held steady with a minor dip, while cotton rose modestly in late trades.
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New York
Commission House
U. &. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Goodyear
J. I. Case
Sperry
Pepsi-Cola
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Chicago
New York Market Prices Reported For Grains Butter and Eggs
New York prices show steady movement for grains including rye flour cornmeal and patents with specified per hundredweight rates. Butter is firm with graded price ranges and egg quotes reflect two days' receipts and first receivers selling prices while cheese remains nominal and poultry prices outline dressed and frozen categories with various weights and pack sizes.
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New York
Basin Buffalo
Prices at Farmers Market Fruits and Vegetables
California oranges crate 6.75 to 7.00. Lemons crate 73.10. Iceberg lettuce crate 1.00. Limes dozen 6.40. Potatoes 100 lbs 3.25. Sweet potatoes per barrel 3.50.
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California
Hull Plans on Moscow Trip
Secretary of State Hull may skip the Moscow conference trip if U S interests require his presence at home. Berie said Hull has gone to Hot Springs for rest before the long flight to the meeting of British Russian and American diplomats. Sabotage reports say the Mount Denis tunnel between France and Italy remains blocked after an Italian blast and will be out of order for months.
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Washington
Hull
Moscow
Adolf A. Berie
Hot Springs
New York
British Broadcasting Corporation
Mount Denis
Alps
France
Italy
Troy Soldier Wounded in Sicily Letter Reveals Wounds
First Sergt. Lawrence J. Fitzgerald, son of Troy fireman Capt. James L. Fitzgerald, was wounded in Sicily after eight days there, suffering leg and hip injuries. He writes from a base hospital of an early recovery. A 16 year veteran, he served with the 26th Infantry at Plattsburg before deployment. His brother Jack serves with the 508th Parachute Battalion overseas. He is married to Betty Twining of Plattsburg.
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Lawrence J. Fitzgerald
James L. Fitzgerald
Troy
New York State Nears Quota in War Bond Drive
Washington reports bond sales of a half billion dollars over the weekend push the Third War Loan total to 13.805 billion, with five days left. New York State nears its 4.709 billion quota within one percent, corporate investments exceed 10 billion by 108 million, and individual sales reach about 55 percent of the 5 billion small bond target. New York seems poised to top the target, needing only 5 million more on the latest state tally.
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Washington (P
Treasury
New York State
New York
British Subs Sink Ten Nazi Escape Craft
The Admiralty said British submarines sank ten ships and damaged five others as Nazi forces evacuated troops from Bastia Corsica by sea. A large supply ship and two smaller vessels were sunk with torpedoes, four small supply ships a ferry and two landing craft were sunk with gunfire. Six more ships including two large tankers were damaged and one tanker beached.
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London
Bastia
Corsica
Admiralty
Senate Group to Hear Poll Tax Arguments
The Senate Judiciary Committee, composed of lawyers, voted to sit as a court to hear arguments on the constitutionality of a House approved anti poll tax bill. A public hearing was set for October 25 and postponed for at least thirty days to reduce filibuster risk.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Novena and Benediction at St Paul the Apostle Church
A novena will be held at 7 30 p m today at the Church of St Paul the Apostle followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
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St. Paul the Apostle
Fifth Slugs Hold Up Allied Drive in Italy Front
Allied and Axis forces clash along the Salerno front with British Fifth Army battling near the sea while the Eighth Army advances inland toward Naples. Air attacks reduce German activity as American bombers target rail hubs from Bolzano to Bologna and Verona.
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Bernard L. Montgomery
Atella
Cerignola
Eighth Army
Fifth Army
Salerno
Mediterranean
Italy
Sarno
Vesuvious
R. A. PF
Pomigliano D’arco
Naples
Benevento
United Nations
Algiers
Bastia
Bolzano
Brenner Pass
Verona
Bologna
Germany
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Badoglio Capital At Brindisi
The Vichy radio reported that King Vittorio Emanuele III and Premier Badoglio with his government are at Brindisi, an Adriatic port in southern Italy. Delayed dispatches said the King, Crown Prince Umberto, and Badoglio had moved to a southern city serving as provisional capital, name withheld for security.
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London
Vichy
Associated Press
Vittorio Emanuele II
Pietro Badoglia
Brindisi
Adriatic
Italy
Umberto
Badoglio
Army Discharges New Deal Ride
Edward F. Prichard, a 27 year old former Vinson aide and 300 pound assistant, was discharged after a month in the Army with most time spent at Fort Custer hospital. He said weight prompted the discharge and no decision on resuming his Vinson office job has been announced. He noted that induction came as manpower was low.
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Washington
Army
Fort Custer
Edward F. Prichard
Fred M. Vinson
Vinson
Prichard
Planes Safety Devices Help Protect Pilots
Buffalo report notes U S warplanes boost pilot safety in South Pacific by Capt Kenneth L Brown praising P 39 features bullet proof gas tanks nearly bullet proof cockpit tri cycle landing gear and visibility aids Bell Aircraft statement released last night. Averill Park meeting moved to today at Crystal Lake residence hosted by Mrs Earl Covert per unit chairman Mrs Garner Roney.
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Buffalo
South
U. S
Japan
al Fight
Kenneth L. Brown
Bell Aircraft Corp
Averill Park
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
Earl Covert
Crystal Lake
Garner Roney
Cohoes BPW Plans Salvage Drive and Fund Help
At the fall meeting the Cohoes Business and Professional Women's Association outlined plans to assist the Cohoes Salvage Committee led by William J. Vandercar. The group will contact Cohoes housewives to explain scrap preparation and collection dates while also forming a team under Miss Laura McDowell to support the YWCA fundraising drive. Beatrice Sibley presided. They will attend a district BPW meeting in Saratoga Springs on September 16. Next executive board meeting is October 11 at 6 pm in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Remsen Street.
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Cohoes Y. W.C. A
Cohoes Business and Professional Women's Association
Cohoes Salvage Committee
William J. Vandercar
Jane Maney
Sadie Alderson
Cohoes
Association
Laura McDowell
Beatrice Sibley
Saratoga Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Remsen Street
Mrs Scanlon Named By Cohoes Council
Mrs Scanlon named chairman of civilian mobilization in Cohoes by the War Council to succeed Mrs Maurice Eisenberg who resigned after moving to Troy. She will oversee all war effort units in the city and has volunteered with the Selective Service Board and Red Cross production.
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Thomas &. Scanlon
Cohoes
Frank S. Ablett
War Council
Maurice Eisenberg
Troy
Bird Season Opens Friday for Woodcock Grouse and Partridge
Albany announces a statewide opening of bird season Friday for woodcock, grouse, and partridge in designated sections. North of key railroad lines, woodcock runs October 5 to October 25 and grouse and partridge to November 12. south of lines, woodcock October 15 to October 29 and grouse October 15 to November 26. Long Island dates differ with woodcock November 1 to 15 and grouse November 1 to December 15.
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Albany T
Long Island
Lagging Army Mail Portends Bleak Yule
Postmaster General Frank C. Walker warned that thousands of American service members overseas may have a giftless Christmas as relatives fail to mail early. He noted the mailing period began September 15 and ends October 15 for Army personnel overseas, with November 1 for Navy personnel overseas.
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Washington
America
Frank C. Walker
Army
Navy
Germans Say Pope Is Well In Rome Amid Vatican Guard
In Rome German authorities issue a declaration claiming all is well in the Holy City as concerns rise over Pope Pius and the Vatican. A Chiasso correspondent notes Italian Catholics fear rumors amid silence surrounding the Pope.
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Bern
Switzerland
Vatican City
Rome
Holy City
Chiasso
der Bund
Pius
Vatican
Sailor Dies After Truck Collision at Mare Island Naval Hospital
William Graydydon Godfrey, a Navy sailor born in 1916 and in service since 1937, died Sunday night at Mare Island Naval Hospital after being struck by a truck. He was the son of Eli and Mrs. Godfrey of Burnt Hills Saratoga Springs Road and served in the Aleutians, Pacific theater, India, and China. His body is being returned to Burnt Hills with a military escort.
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William Graydydon Godfrey
Navy
Eli Godfrey
Burnt Hilll
Saratoga Springs Road
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Aleutians
Pacific
India
China
Burnt Hills
Sudge's beans two feet long in Brownwood Texas
Brown County Judge A H Nabors grows extraordinary beans two feet long and stringless. The giant beans made a single meal for one person. Mrs Nabors canned six quarts, though the judge says that's not many. Seeds came from Tennessee.
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Sudge
Brownwood
Tex
Brown
A. BH. Nabors
Nabors
Cohoes Tag Days To Be This Week
Cohoes will hold tag days Friday and Saturday to raise the $2.00 needed to sustain Chile Care Centers in their high efficiency. Dr. F Herrick Conners, superintendent of schools and chair of the child care committee, said centers are not funded solely by Federal money. The government contributes 3 percent. the rest is raised locally.
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Cohoes
Chile
F. Herrick Conners
Cohoes War
Conners
Cohoes Board Mail Gas Notices Amid OPA Cuts
Cohoes War Price and Rationing Board will mail notices to gasoline book holders about 25 percent cuts ordered by the Albany OPA. Those due for reallocations next month will be notified when they appear for new books. A statewide fuel conversion hold is issued. ongoing conversions must finish.
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Cohoes
Albany
OPA
Washington
Cohoes Boy Injured By Truck Collision
Three Cohoes youths were involved in Sunday accidents. Kenneth White, 15, was struck by a truck backing from a driveway at 39 Worth Mohawk Street and sustained minor injuries. The truck owner was William A Ward, of 2 Catawact Street. Police were alerted at 9 20 am. Dr A M Breault treated White for a knee bruise and facial scrape. A second incident occurred at about 6 pm when two unidentified bicycle riders hit a car driven by Miss Berkman of 217 Main Street as they rode into Bedford Street from Columbia Street Tabbed as a report to police the youths were riding on the left side and turning into Bedford Street.
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Cohoes
Kenneth White
Catawact Street
Worth Mohawk Street
New York Power and Light Corp
William A. Ward
A. M. Breault
Jessica
Main Street
Two Cohoes Brothers Fight Japs Together
Two brothers from Cohoes Walter and Edward Guzy serve in the infantry reg iment together in the South Pacific as Marines. Both are sons of Mr and Mrs George Gurr of 21 Mangam Street and enlisted at Albany on January 19 1942. Edward 28 attended Cohoes public schools and worked as a pipemaker. Walter 26 studied there and became a stockkeeper with Montgomery Ward in Menands. Two other brothers Thomas and Michael Gury are in the Army.
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South Pacific
Cohoes
Walter
Edward Guzy
George Gurr
Mangam Street
Albany
Edward
Montgomery Ward Co
Menands
Thomas
Michael Gury
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