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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
4
The Rev. President George Koenig spoke at the Atlantic District Lateran Convention on June 22 in Bronxville. He urged belief in God's control and persistence to meet the wartime crisis, saying the war will end and a new world will emerge.
A collage of notes recalls anniversaries and travel of local families from 1957 to 1927. Names include Kate Wistratel, Cap Shane, Kramer, McGown, Gorey, Vanrolman, Gorey, and Crowded mentions of trips to Rockaway Beach, Pittsburgh, Isle La Motte, and Niagara Falls. Several faculty and residents are noted leaving for homes or trips, with social updates on engagements, honors, and appearances at Mayland amusements and local events.
A critical editorial argues Congress risks waste and peril during wartime by pandering to public opinion. It notes House members face re election pressures and Senate members have more leeway, urging restraint and long term stewardship over short term appeasement.
The piece contemplates honor graduates and the wartime impact on education and service. It highlights determination, moral resolve, and the desire to pursue further studies or defense work, while stressing optimism and national morale amid upheaval. Strong voices urge continued dedication to serving postwar goals.
Local remarks echo resolve to support national war effort through education and labor. Speakers stress women’s crucial role in war plants and nursing, while calling for continued sacrifice, patriotism, and civic responsibility at home.
Fragmentary notes discuss student experiences and potential changes in a 1982 school context. The text hints at concern for graduates, future prospects, and ongoing attempts to improve education, though much is garbled.
A list of new library acquisitions appears with scattered titles and author names such as Elizabeth Young Jota sh New Hore and G A Peaver along with other entries. The OCR reads like a catalog snippet listing gardening, fiction, and reference works in a mixed garble.
Sealed bids are requested for the transportation of approximately one hundred and sixty seven pupils in Irvington, New York. Proposals must be on official forms in sealed envelopes addressed to Morris, District Clerk, Irvington NYC, by July 1842. Bids will be opened at Irvington High School at 8:3, February 2, 1982. The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any bid.
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