Army Publishes Two Casualty Lists with 997 Total
War Department releases two Army casualty lists totaling 997 dead wounded and missing or prisoners. includes 4,534 prisoners released from German camps. No Marine casualty list issued today. Navy total 275,010. Names list includes ranks and states, with many privates named from New York New Jersey and Connecticut.
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List of names and addresses from New York crime blotter
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with addresses across New York City and surrounding states, followed by a Connecticut section and scattered U.S. locations. The text reads like a roster of residents and place names, including Brooklyn streets and Harlem districts, with various street numbers and abbreviations.
Unclear snippets from a New York State notice page
Fragmentary OCR shows addresses and names with state references, including New York State and Maine locations. Content mentions individuals, streets, and possible notices but details are illegible and names are incomplete.
To the altar not to jail
Traffic Patrolman Charles J. Ryan, after marrying Miss Isabel MacNamara of Mount Morris New York on June 3 at St Teresa s Brooklyn, returned to his post at Prince and Lafayette Streets. He recalled a month earlier spotting a smoking car and being addressed by his former playmate, now Mrs Ryan, a Mount Morris native and niece of a former Hylan partner who owns several apartment houses.
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Isabel MacNamara
Mount Morris
N. Y
St. Teresa's Church
Brooklyn
Charles J. Ryan
Prince and Lafayette Streets
Ryan
Miss MacNamara
Agor Hylan
Labor groups press Board on Teachers Union access to schools
James P. Boyle for a coalition of labor bodies asked the Board of Education to restore the right of the Teachers Union to use public school buildings for meetings and questioned the board’s disloyalty inferences. He claimed 500000 members. the board planned a two week reply after discussion.
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James P. Boyle
Central Federated Union of New York
Central Labor Union of Brooklyn
Woman's Trade Union League
United Hebrew Trades
Board Ofucation
Teachers’ Union
Pratt
Mr.oyle
Trembly Retaliates Against Justice of the Peace
Mayor Trembly accuses Justice Thermer of improper procedure after denying a permit for Frederick Harwood Socialist to speak at an open meeting. Harwood alleges firefighters doused him, while bail was set at 500 dollars for Thermer. Socialists pledge to hold a meeting at Main and Lewis Streets, testing Trembly’s stance against out of town speakers.
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Rahway
N.sw
David H. Trembly
Justice of the Peace
Frederick Harwood
Socialist Party
Harwood
Trembly
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Rahway Avenue
Elizabeth
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