County Agent Explains Causes Of Dependents In County
Orange county agent Miss Caroline M. Cuddeback presented a yearlong review to the Board of Supervisors in Goshen detailing that generations of families have appeared in the county poor books. The report cites alcohol abuse, mental incapacity, and poverty as drivers, notes 731 families have received or applied for public relief, and outlines outcomes including foster placements and state care transfers.
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Caroline M. Cuddeback
Orange County
Board of Supervisors
Goshen
Sears
Uist
Buch Oscar
Heen
Paris
Lee Qelicidren
St Mary's
St. Matar
St Marys Orphan Home
Leake A Warttes
Howes Yookere
Benefie
Riverdale
Liverdale
Gare
St. Josephs
Peciwdi
Alloik
New York
Catholic Protectors
Lestimte
Randolph
Nene York
St Derepi
Murat
Otisville Notes Reflect Community Worship and Socials
In Offaville, Otisville, parishioners attend Presbyterian Church services despite inclement weather. Mrs. Trene Years celebrates her eleventh birthday. Local visits include Mrs Hester Geaden and Mrs Medr. A lecture by Homer the farce marks a festive week with a Christmas tree and charitable aims. Benton’s window displays feature at the end of the note.
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Presbateriain Chuehtir Kowler
Walter
Soa Chine
Sipers Deeredeeg Harding
Joareved
Middletown
Sagadiy Assendyiar
Hester Geaden
Amy Greenlaat
Kraloria
Hpa' Genese Twett
Northrop Teniduis
Wadwood Smith
Ronante
Theatenad Watts
Renmecon
Red Dee
Zionists Renew Palestine Hopes After Jerusalem News
New York dispatch says British capture of Jerusalem renews 2000 year hope for a Jewish homeland in Palestine. Federated American Zionists plan a December 28 Carnegie Hall demonstration. movement gains backing of about 3 million U S Jews with many ready to sign papers and pay a poll tax to support emigration.
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New York
American Alomata
Jerusalem
Palestine
Jlo
Federated
American Ziontyta
Carnegie Hall
Lord Siaffourt
United States
Provitcional Executive Committee
Zanikt Movement
Twenty-third Street
Dong 80
State Troopers Do Good Work in Coal Theft Case
State Troopers and Warwick residents were arrested after pleading not guilty to petit larceny. Five men allegedly stole coal from a track near Warwick on the Lehigh Valley railroad, though no marked shortage was found. The case prompted continued surveillance and praise for the troopers’ vigilance.
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Prooper
J. Fy. Riley
State Constabulary
Warwick
Armigned
Petit Tareeny
Warwilth
Lehigh A
Prisoners to Aid War Effort Under Court Plan
New York reports Judge Wat H. Wadhams says thousands of healthy inmates across federal prisons could be mobilized to help win the war. Judge Williams, a noted penologist, toured major prisons and will join a Washington conference backing the plan to put convicts to work for national defense.
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New York
Veo
United States
Wat HH. Wadhaims
Court of General Seasions
Judie Willliams
Oathie
Wathington
Dulhess
Cieaumornt
Tein Land
Fragmented Read of a Medical Advice on Underwear Taboo
Fragmented OCR text presents a stream of advice about heavy underwear and temperature, noting a male doctor’s claims. It mentions winter heat, bodily sensations, and ways to manage cold, with unclear references to a social or medical context and garbled names.
Conscience and fear amid depravity in wartime notes
A fragmentary quotation reflects a struggle with conscience and the fear of moral collapse, noting a harsh foray into impropriety and the perception of survival amid extreme degradation. The text conveys intense emotional conflict and social pressure during crisis.
Frayed winter fashion guidance from a wartime medical bulletin
A digitized wartime notice discusses how different workers should dress for cold weather. It notes outdoorsmen and trench youths need many clothes and warns against heavy mufflers and overly warm undershirts. A doctor cautions that bulky neckwear can resemble a hangman’s noose as preparation for harsh conditions.
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Muffiers
Chuck
Haypnen
Dr. Welaroiiler
First Rivet in Fabricated Ship to be Driven
Washington December 12 Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board will drive the worst rivet in the first fabricated ship to be built in the United States next Monday. Henry Sutphin of the Submarine Boat Company arranged the visit to the Newark yard where 90 percent of the work is finished. The yard has ten miles of trackage and three vessels will be laid at once. The Submarine Boat Company employs 3000 men now and plans to add 12000 more as fabrication pulls in materials from forty nine plants under Emergency Fleet Corporation contracts for 150 steel vessels of 6000 tons each.
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Washington
Hurley
Shipping Board
United States
Submarine Boat Company
Newt
Henrys i. Sutphin
Submarine Oat Company
Newark
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Sutphin
Allchin awarded 82820 in damages in Newburgh suit
Henry Allchin Jr of Tuxedo sued Charles A Willey of Long Island City for 25000 damages claiming personal injuries from a 1916 collision in Flushing L I The jury verdict in Supreme Court totaled 82820 after two and a half hours deliberation The action was filed August 15 1947 and covered loss of wages and expenses from Sept 1916 to Aug 1947.
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Newburgh
Supreme Court
Ilenry Allchin, Jr
Charles A. Willey
Long Island City
Palatine
Ailchin
Naa
Persens
Flushing
L. L
Elding
Allchin
Capenses
Finegan Proposes Shorter, More Frequent School Terms
Albany dispatch reports Dr. Thomas E. B. Finegan, deputy state commissioner of education, urges a year around school with four terms totaling 48 weeks plus holidays. Proposed terms run Aug. 27 to Nov. 16, Nov. 19 to Feb. 14, Feb. 18 to May 7, and May 20 to Aug. 9, with a one week Easter break and summer vacation Aug. 10 to Aug. 26.
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Albany
Thomas EB. Finegan
Dave
Camp Whitman Mobilization Site Approved and Expanded
Camp Whitman at Beekman New York gains approval as a mobilization site. A New York Chamber of Commerce committee approves the site and recommends extending land purchase. Claims settled include cases against Central New England Railroad and local traction lines for injuries.
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Camp Whitman
Beekman
N. Y
New York Chamber of Commerce
Sherelll
Unecam
Schenectady Churches Start Noaicense Drive
Schenectady churches join in launching the no license campaign to April when the closings of the count and a shelter are set. Citizens will be summoned to sign petitions for a special election. A Tree Pioneer appears as the featured figure. A man in Deronshire nears his century boundary as he plants trees and receives recognition.
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Deronshire
Large Christmas Savings Clubs distributed by local banks
Over 77 000 was distributed to more than 3 300 people in the city through Christmas and Holiday Clubs run by Merchants Bank and Orange County Trust Co. Depositors totaled 2 360 at Merchants Bank and 1 100 at Orange County Trust Co, with savings topping over 11 000 and 36 000 respectively. The clubs began as a means to save weekly funds for holiday purchases, aiding families of modest means and boosting pre holiday trade. A new club starts next Tuesday at Merchants Bank and Orange County Trust Co, with 1918 operation already planned.
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Merchants
National Bank
Orange County Trust Company
Merchants Bank
Orange County Trust Co
Merchants’ Bank
Orange County Retail Lumber Dealers Hold Annual Meeting
Officers elected at the Orange County Retail Lumber Dealers Association gathering included President Harry D. Gould Secretary John E. Drew and Treasurer T. G. Clark. Thomas C. Rogers delivered a talk on cooperation with the Homem astead Building and Loan Association, followed by a luncheon at the Elks Home on South Street with attendees from multiple towns.
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Thomas ©. Rogers
Elks
South Street
Orange County Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Common Council
Orange County
Harry D. Gould
H. D. Gould Co
Thomas C. Rogers
Middletown
John E. Drew
Newburgh
T. G. Clark
Thompson Ridge
Gould
Drew
Rogers
Homestead Building and Loan Association
Tealers
Focal Association
Har Ming
Cnesis
Joan J. Savers
Ascembisman
Charles L. Mead
Mead
Tafi
Cormeall Thomas Tan
Resenkrans
Walter Co
Port Jervis
Mr. Walists
Gordon Lamber Co
Middieteth
William J. Myers
William J. Myers Ang Cww. Gordon: Newhbursh Lamber
John EL Pires
Dimmick
OC Cameron
Cian
Bros
Thompeon Alder
Meters
Hormmbek
Camrebi
Conklin
Cummins
Gacheon
J. Mase
Gould Co
Widdillows
J. Gould
Frank J Scodder
Decker
Mao Nach
Fop Viecher
Sarte Lumber
O. Goshen
Sinsataiy
Robert J. Clark
Weattons
Medicos of County Meet in Newburgh for Advisory Board
A peeling of Orange county physicians formed the Medical Advisory Board to pass on draft exemptions. WS Gleason of Newburgh was named chairman, Dr R A Miller secretary, with other local doctors named to examine registrants and assign exemptions across four districts. The board aims to standardize decisions from examining physicians.
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Orange County
Newburgh
WS. Gleason
Wee
R. A. Miller
Ir. Gleason
Bald Eagle and King of Birds Feature in Prairie Scene
A fragmentary account recalls a northern prairie scene where a bald eagle is described as regal and powerful. A writer named T. Gilbert Pearson of the Dubva Society notes a dramatic moment as an eagle carries off a lamb beneath a shade on the Semthen prairie.
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T. Gilbert Pearson
4Udubva Society
Youthful Mothers and Notable Figures Birth Ages
The passage discusses the idea that many world figures were born to mothers over thirty, citing examples such as Abraham Lincoln and Napoléon III. It notes maternal ages around thirty and references other notable figures and their parent ages, concluding with a newspaper classifieds request.
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Bern
Abraham Lincoln
Napsiepa the Great
Tweniy-Thes
Nmnetem Yema
Ece
Tmhother
Passeau
Herbert Spencer
Michael Farragay
John Stuart MI
Daily Coal Supply Report From County Fuel Administrator
Walter Whitehill through the county advisory panel has ordered daily coal on hand, receipts, sales, and land value reports by dented era. The plan tracks buyers and locations, purchases and finds, with an inventory of coal at delivery sites to prevent hoarding and ensure adequate fuel. The advisory member notes 16 cars ordered since December 8, with at least half received, and says no one lacks coal. He sees more coal entering than can be consumed and praises dealer cooperation. He emphasizes no reason for alarm and ongoing distribution efforts. The United States Fuel Administration confirms a 35 cent anthracite price increase for mines after 7 am December 1, not applicable to coal shipped before December 1. Mayor Thompson and the advisory member say daily conferences continue. city hall lacks large coal reserves but maintains needed supply for schools and daily needs.
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Walter Dd. Whitehill
Cou Dent
Thia City
Times
Times-Press
Ahne Froan
Uncle Sam
United States Fuel Administra
United States Fuel Administration
Lam
Thompson
City Hall
Dillon blasts food controllers amid New York politics
New York December 12 John J Dillon the former State Commissioner of Foods and Markets refused to show regret after his removal. He criticized Governor Whitman and the food system, hinted at possible political plans, urged a food platform for the next election, claimed gains for farmers including a 14 barrel payoff for apples, and accused cold storage and milk pricing of harming consumers and farmers alike.
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New York
John J. Dillon
State Commissioner of Foods and Markets
Dillon
Whitman
Dilion
New York City
Daitrinen
No peace for soldiers under new codes change impact
Fragment reads that new coteriors pass peace fons suajendiac daes for 3938 members serving in the heartay or nary out of a member sup of $04. Barkerborker Clat has Te meghets in the Governmeent series. The Union Club, in consequence of this action, has spetenesd his dies from $125 to $130 a year.
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Vothweiz
Union and Knickertecker
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Athens
Tas
Seat Pverciny
Wade
Otisville
Welzmiller
Watese
Pian
de Welmier
Wionday
Finegan
Larry C. Philips
Wingbrook
Cental New England Kaainaar Co
Tapuries Sus Trimal
Alberts Street
Kiwadias
Shane
Satis Taytors
Scar Hilis
MaMetwona
Walt Sora
Freinkt
New Pongland Railway
Tm Watbrook
Schenectady
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Orange County Lumber De~'srs
Medicos
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