Men Equipped for Training Not Fighting Says O Ryan
Major General John F. O'Ryan testified before the Senate Military Committee on duties at Camp Wadsworth. He said troops are adequately trained for precautions but need two more months of practice before front deployment. He urged heavier winter gear, noted poor shoe sizing in one shipment, and said paper work hamstrings the army while nurses in Camp Cody remain adequate.
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Washington
America
France
Senate
John F. O'Ryan
New York
Camp Wedswort
Spartanburs
D. C
O'Ryrar
O'Bren
O'Ryan
Wadsworth
Ichcock
Orran
Camp Wads- Worth
Omaha
Hitehcock
Camp Cody
Demiar
N. M
Gener O Ryan
Genere Persk
Genere
Kosa
Gen- Yun
O'Byan
Oryaz
Jack Tae
Auberiain
Rae
Pershizey
Weeks
Oran
O'Byran
Chamberlain
O’ryan
City Officials Clear Desks Continued from Case One
City officials race for nomination amid shifts in postings as Commissioner of Assessments Clark Horton and others seek renomination. Acting City Engineer Hodinson handles duties with pay raised for extra work. Frank Korschen likely to stay as clerk. A three act farce Mrs Black's Pink Tea plays this evening at North Street Congregational Church with local music between acts.
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Thomas Boesers
Clark Horton
Mer
A. B. Cardell
John A. Korschen
Company Row
Camp Wadsworth
Hodinson
Frank
Be Wise Cate Says Fools vs Wise Men Moral
A fragment quotes Pittarch arguing that wise men see fools for what they are while fools mistake goodness for folly. The line implies that fools lack insight and misjudge prudent conduct.
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Pittarch
Yuen
Last Meeting Health Board Conducted in City Hall
The Board of Health met Wednesday at 8 o clock with Mayor Thompson presiding. Attendees included T. Frank Caburnan, Dr D B Gardenbergh, Howard B Keeler, Health Officer L Hanmer, Sanitary Inspector Z r E Greene, Chersist Irving Bull, and George FH Stanton. Dr FLOW, supervisor for this program, spoke briefly. Officer Hanmer added remarks about the Major. An annual banquet was brought up during the session.
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Jast Meetims
Board of Health
Wednecdare
Thompson
Iolfewirs
T. Frank Cabanan
D. B. Gardenbergh
Howard B. Keeler
L. Hanmer
Z. R E. Greene
Chersist Irving
Bull
George FH. Stanton
Flow. Pervisor
Hanmer
Oriate
Prescott Wood-Prescott wedding in Matamoras
The Wood and Prescott families join in a wedding at the bride’s parents home in Matamoras. The bride, Plorence Prescott, and groom Wood, both residents of Warwick, were married by H. Gerhart. Prescott has worked at the office of Dr. Dison, the state official in Philadelphia.
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Wood
Prescott Plorence Prescott
Warwick
Matamoras
Psa
H. Gerhart
Prescott
Dr. Dison
Cer
Pennsylvania
Atnladelphia
Hoffman Lodge installs new officers on Jan 1
The new officers of Hoffman Lodge No. 412, F and A M, will be installed Tuesday evening January 1 instead of the planned date due to provisions requiring duties to begin at the start of the year.
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Hoffman Lodge
No. 412
Goshen
Gee
9Shen Cooperative Savings and Loas Association
Milk Quality and Quarantine Measures Urged in City
The article calls for citizen cooperation in disease control through sanitary measures and quarantine, noting past improvements and the need for strict milk standards. It criticizes current milk quality as mostly B grade, urging pasteurized supply and strict adherence to the scorecard requirements for purity and safety.
Social Life of Middletown Personal Notes
Social Life notes from Middletown report Mr. and Mrs. BE Allen of Howell Michigan visiting Mr. and Mrs. R O Hollenbeck two weeks. Ethel Rosevear of New York touring mother Mrs EL Rosevear. C J Pickard of Co I on furlough from Camp Wadsworth. Christmas tree planned for Day Nursery at 66 East Main Street. Privates Beia and Cox of Co I recalled from the South. Ground snow noted as unseasonable. James F Tuthill visits Corning. Earl Thorn at Cornell planning Texas aviation study. Smith and Gumas Benedict at Keller Field Texas. Alice Doell hosts Viola Doell Hazel Smith over holidays.
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Ethel Rosevear
New York
EL Rosevear
Ss Rosevear
Reisenweber’s
Dori
H. Mr. Cox
Co. I
New York Infantry
Earl Abbott Thorn
Cornell
C. W. Thorn
Prospect Avenue
Thorn
Texas
Princi*pally
Smith
Gumasr Benedict
Keller's Field
Taining
Idea
Station Corps
Fragmentary financial note on shortages and supply
A partial OCR fragment discusses alleged price scarcity, article handlers, and hopes for dealers producers to unite. It mentions early supply figures and a quantity of 7.233 quarts, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
War Flour Grinding Begins As Mills Reorganize
Minneapolis reports local mills begin grinding war hour under new Government rules to save the wheat crop. Regulations raise berry utilization to 74 percent, drop two grades, and market war flour first and second grades. Prices dip, by‑products fall, several mills suspend operations awaiting consumer distribution. Officials caution the oversized supply will delay consumer access to war flour.
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Minneapolis
Food Administration Milling Division
Draft replies due today and mixed notices titled
Second installment of draft questionnaire replies due today shows high satisfaction with classifications. Major McCook urges district boards to reference on second quota to improve file accuracy. Community supper planned for Unionville Empire Hall January 1978 with arranged train departures for Middle town attendees at 5:3 PM. bank of yarn found on Middletown street turned in at police HQ for owner recovery.
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New York
J. McCoon
Dram
McCook
Neenle
Unionville
Viciii
Empire Hall
Middletown
Goshen Girl Held in New York on Bigamy Charge
Harriet Witmore, 17, of Goshen, faces bigamy charges in New York City amid questions of marriage to Henry Snyder and claimed dependency for Army exemption. Police seek clarity on whether she is Snyder’s wife or merely living with him.
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New York
Bruce
Harriet Witmore
Snyder
Times-Press
Goshen
Henry Snyder
New York City
National Army
Snyders
Suss Witmore
Yerrzs Goshen
Chiché
Robert Sruce
Captain Wiliams
Central Office
Miss Wit
Time Press
Harris
Horace Claude
Ate
Police
Sal Ae
Henry Lord
Men Street
Clare Bansut
Tracy
Shy
Snider
Merel
Wzmore
Love Affair Is Clue Followed by Robbery in New Haven
New Haven boarding house proprietor Pelligrino and boarder Tonello reported a theft from John Augustin after Christmas in Goshen. Losses included 159 dollars a gold watch a Norfolk coat and a razor. Police sought Augustin who had been in Goshen and may have fled toward Middletown.
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New Haven
Goshen
Manuel Pelligrino
East Street
Conn
Joan Toxnelie
John Augustio
Pelligrinon
Augustin
Pelligrino
Tonello
Schurnemurk Construction Co
Erie Rail
New
Troley
Middletown
Minstrels Tonight in Goshen for Red Cross Benefit
Goshen on December 27 reports a high quality minstrel show at the Music Hall to aid the Red Cross. Tickets are selling fast with advance sales advised as seats may sell out before showtime at 9 oclock. Also reported is Mrs Elias Powell visiting Sheriff Dowell, tied to the Powell murder case and a threatening letter matter, details undisclosed pending trial.
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Goshen
the Red Cross
Elias Powell
James Ward
Maybrook
Sherif Ai Dowell
Goshen Wadar
Draft evaders arraigned as under sheriff leaves Goshen
Under Sheriff A L Decker proceeded to New York City for arraignment before a U S district court. Marshel McCarthy Leslie Doll aged 99 and Sidney Rosenwig aged 25 are alleged draft evaders. Doll was arrested in Port Jervis and claimed a German girl urged him to evade registering.
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Goshen
A. L. Decker
New York City
Marshel McCarthy
Leslie Doll
Sidney Rosenwig
Doll
Port Jervis
Ready for Tenant in Drake Building Shoe Store
Goshen December 27 The store formerly occupied by Gerhard Frechem in the Drake building is nearing completion after renovations for Lois Diana a shoe store. Diana expects to move in within the next few days.
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Goshen
Gerhard Frechem
Drake Building
Lois Diana
Diana
Goshen Couple Announces Engagement of Clara Eldred
Dec 2 announcement from Mrs James Eldred of Wickham Avenue states their daughter Clara will wed Flord Carmichael of New York City. Carmichael is a former Goshen man.
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James Eldred
Wickham Avenue
Clara
Flord Carmichael
New York City
Carmichael
State Budget Sees Major Cuts Ordered by Sage
Albany December reports say Senate finance chief Henry M Sage expects big reductions in a 95 million state appropriation request. Special funds likely denied unless emergencies require them while personal service and new positions face restraint. Construction funds mostly for hospitals and prisons may be slashed.
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Albany
Des
Henry M. Sage
Senate
Sage
Newburgh Judge Declines Appellate Seat After Petition
Counselor Henry Kohl received a letter from Justice Tompkins of Nyack dated Friday stating that while signatures helped in the petition to Governor Whitman for Judge Tompkins to join the Appellate Division, there is no need to continue the appeal. Tompkins prefers to stay on the trial bench.
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Snewburgh
Henry Kohl
Justice Tompkins
Nyack
Newburgh
Jacob A. Decker
Whitman
Tompkins
Second Department
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Catskill
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