06 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
1
A plan outlines that when problems arise suitable agencies will write it into existence, cope with them, and avoid delay, uncertainty, and confusion. It proposes oversight to ensure work is well considered and all contingencies foreseen.
A New York City style report details a postwar plan to aid returning soldiers with employment and welfare. The committee network includes city officials and chamber leaders to coordinate industrial, security, and reception efforts, aiming to place veterans in jobs and support families while coordinating with Red Cross and local agencies for comprehensive rehabilitation.
State Hospital staff and guests celebrate a Christmas themed masquerade with elaborate costumes. Notable attendees include Miss Abbie Wright as a "old lady" from Sparrowbush and Miss Lottie York, Florence Koleran, and nurses from the Army and Navy Nurse Corps. The event raised spirits, supported Red Cross and war work, and featured a public sale, captions of attendees, and remarks from Rev. Butler.
Fragmented note discusses a silk sweater as a fuel saver with references to Parisians, a patriotic tone, and a coat or sweater described as thin and lightweight. It emphasizes silk materials and color schemes, suggesting practical warmth and efficiency in attire.
A Warwick man identified as tisard Van Seaten of Warses was held for the grand jury in Kewwrde Sarr Monday afternoon. He failed to provide his full name and address and was remanded with bail set at $1,000 with sureties. The facility report notes the inmate’s health is improving.
President Wilson will visit Pope Benedict in Rome during a diplomatic trip. The Associated Press reports the visit as part of Wilson’s agenda with Vatican officials and allied leaders, while in Italy for discussions on postwar cooperation and global peace efforts.
A Stony Ford man reports losing a bank roll containing 425 dollars Monday afternoon between North Street and hang Street en route to James. He posted an advertisement with the Times Press office offering a reward for the return of the property. The owner hopes the finder will come forward promptly.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an iron plant expansion in New Fei. The text mentions a processing line with a daily capacity of UA tons and that plans are proceeding to enlarge the plant. Details and exact figures are unreadable in the damaged source.
Special to the Times-Press from New York City reports the Orange County Society in the City of New York nearing its fourth year with over four hundred members and a treasury balance of 2115.24. Officers elected include President Hon. Macgrane Coxe and Secretary James G. Graham, with plans for a 1919 year book and a January 25 banquet at the Biltmore Hotel. Middletown delegate Frank H. Finn attended.
A garbled report credits Col. Arthur Woods, once a New York communist spy, now with Pershing's staff, as the best exponent of a method to police disrupted German territory. He is said to instruct American road allied forces to restrain East Side population as allied peace nears.
Goshen December meeting reports equalization notes and taxes. Cornwall audits 6859.03 Greenville audits 1128.66 Wallkill audits 5135.61. Warwick’s Mr Still proposes four dollar per day for nonfixed town meetings. Port Jervis Deerpark misdirected refunds withheld. Port Jervis Monticello Summitville Railroad taxes not counting school and highway. City and town poor aid requests 25000, referred for apportionment. County food administrator Young asked continued aid. salaries for recording clerk proposed. Adjournment set for Wednesday.
Five masked bandits killed the customs collector Gaturegi of Agua Prieta and two guards during a raid last night, escaping with 122000 dollars. A manhunt is underway near Douglas as authorities pursue suspects believed to have crossed into the United States.
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