Newburgh Man Arraigned In Child Support Case
Jobe Tubbs formerly of Walden was arraigned before Judge Beeger on abandoning his two month old son Charles William Tubbs. He pled guilty to lack of support but was freed on a plan to provide for the baby, with weekly payments set at 3.50 dollars, and potential dismissal of the indictment if he keeps to the agreement. The case revealed tensions with Tubbs' wife Mrs. Tubbs, who testified against him, and noted disputes over income and conduct. The court ordered Tubbs to retain counsel and allowed limited contact with the child under supervision.
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Rewburgt
Jobe
William Tubbs
Walden
Beeger
Charles William Tubbs
Alrechbert
Mattern
Meriden
Conn
Newburgh
Tubbs
Caleb H. Buumes
Houghtaling
Lewis
I. D. Wilson, Jr
Atorney Hirschberg
Wilson
Binet
Seeger
Tubbe
Ty Seeger
WILL SEND WOODMEN TO WORK IN FRANCE
Ditford KR. Petiis, superintendent of State forests in Albany, named recruiting officer for Woodmen and mill workers to serve abroad in France. The unit will join engineers reserve camps and operate at Allies request. Tasks include timber, railroad ties, mine prop, bridge timber, lumber and cord wood behind front lines.
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Ditford KR
Rome
Scan Baby Hospital For Possible Slackers
Fragmentary item appears to be an OCR junk phrase about scanning a baby hospital for slackers and mentions inmates and unrelated terms. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations are extractable.
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Scan Baby Hospital
Last Nurses Home Dance May Be Final This Season
Dr. Maurice C. Ashley and Dr. Woodman took a Saturday trip to Farview Hospital and toured the grounds. The Nurses Home monthly dance may be the last of the season before summer activities shift to Red Cross work and war efforts.
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Red Cross
Hospital Census and Local Happenings Report
The patient census stood at 1,213 as Merks report. Guernsey Keane visited Jersey City on Wednesday. Farmer Willets warned Mr Crow against pulling up corn. the reply cited necessity. A fatal shot occurred at 300 yards. Ethel Rouss visited Brooklyn over Sunday. Charles Young begins care for mental illness this week. Roy Ratan remains ill at Unionville. Nurses charged. Sympathy extended to Roy, Peter Strobl, and Lester Brin, ill Wednesday. Hazel Bush from the cottages visits Albany. Postcard sender unidentified. Mrs McManus hopes to recover Erie trip tickets advertised. After June 16, night workers to receive 12 extra paid nights off. Despite higher night pay, day staff still lack full day-time hours. rule has 66 days off per year for day staff.
State Census of Physicians Taken in New York
Albany June 14 The Adjutant General directed by Governor Whitman released a census showing 13 695 physicians in New York State on June 1, with 5 735 available for military service. It notes 501 women 2 650 naturalized citizens and 297 aliens. Captain G G Henry reports 435 physicians serve wide areas and highlights language skills German 3 841 French 1 731 spoken, Italian 751 and Spanish 99.
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Albany
New York State
C. 8. Whitman
G. G. Henry
England
Epangzal
Thement of Health
Shipyard plans advance at Newburgh site
Newburgh June 14 plans by the Newburgh Shipyard Company a large New York concern that took over the Newburgh Shipbulkine Company two days ago show four launching ways under initial construction. Foundations and land preparations are underway with Walsh Construction bringing in machinery. Work on sidetracks and material haul lines progresses as site development moves toward securing the yard within about three months.
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Newburgh
Hyeht
Newbargh Shipyard Company
New York
Newburgh Shipbulkine Company
Diant
Lona Wares Ae
Walsh Constrruction Company
Waleh Company
West Shore
Pest
Aviator in Pajamas Roars with British Air Might
Nottingham June 14 British aviator Albert Ball, famed young fighter ace, recalled risky dawn raids in his pajamas due to time constraints and cold air. He described a tense dogfight with a formidable opponent, firing until ammunition ran low and noting grim endurance as he expected death or victory.
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Nottingham
Eng
Albert Ball
Nottinghem
Austor
Germare
Ellenville Honors Major Dwight Divine at Banquet
Ellenville marked the election of Major Dwight Divine to bank presidency with a banquet at the Mitchell House. Distinctive toasts honored the three Ellenville banks and their leaders, including Eugene Clark and M B Clark, with speeches by Joby A. Tice and A B. Terwilliger. The event featured red peas and roses, cigars, and notes on Liberty Loan participation.
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Ellenvillie
Elienville
Dwight Divine
Home National Bank
Eugene Clark
First National Bank
Mitchell House
Millar
Bert . Torwilliger
Joby A. Tice
Savings Bank
Mr. Tice
A. B. Terwilliger
Kavatlie
Divine
M. B. Clark
Sullivan County
Ellieavilla
George F. Andrews
Ellenville Savings Bank
Wm. H. Deyo
John A Tice
Weary F. Hoornveek
Quy F. Good
B. Franklin Neal
Alice Divine
Ellenville
The
Red Cross
Sarre
Yama Farms
Napanoch
Waysite Inn
Lassis J. Shorter
F. Shorter
Elesville
U. S Army
Mr. Shorter
California
Myron C. Wood
New York
Ste
Varen
Wood
Burton
Zilanville Csusical Club
Mies Nellie Hote
South Market Street
Letter from Davison Red Cross leader on efficiency
Henry P Davison, chairman of the Red Cross War Council, writes to Seward Prosser outlining plans for an efficient Red Cross War Fund of 100 million. He argues for mobilizing top U.S. talent in medicine, sanitation, transport, and welfare, with minimal overhead, and for rapid military and civilian aid in France Russia and Roumania, plus emergency medical support and ambulances. The letter stresses urgency, non-government administration, and international humanitarian roles.
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Washington
Henry P Davison
Red Cross War Council
Seward Prosser
Hed Crose War Finance Committee
Wall Street
New York
City
Prosser
Red Crown
War Council
Coopera
France
Amy
Navy
Army
Red Crewe
America
Trork
Esnding & Comatscion
Europe
Thie
Grayson M.F. Murphy
Amertos
Valienuy
Russia
United States
American Red Cross
Roumania
Ipsa
Iine
Balkans
Red Cross
East
Ite
New Antiseptic May Cure Blood Poisoning Says Red Cross Head
New medical marvel tested by surgeons in New York and at Brooklyn hospitals claims to wash out infection from the bloodstream and abdominal cavity. Doctors report the solution works without anesthesia and may prevent septic complications, surpassing Carrel-Dakin methods in certain uses.
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International News Service
New York
Giimrbers
American Melfon Association
de. Wilfrey. Fralick
Oscar Eckstein
University of Berlin
A.C. Allen
University of Chicago
Walle
Cumberland Street Hospital
Brooklyn
F. &. Pierson
Secn
Hansel Quits as Secretary of Newburgh Chamber
Charles W. Hansel, managing secretary of the Newburgh Chamber of Commerce, resigns after tendering his removal to the Board of Directors. He accepts an unsolicited offer to become manager at a different chamber in Michigan, with a stated salary of 3.00. The resignation was accepted with board approval, and Hansel will pursue a career field beyond Newburgh.
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Haensel
Newburgh
Charles W.ifacrae
Neetarch Chamber of Commerc
Comiodver of Commerce
Porm Hutch, Mich
Maensel
Newsureh
Girl from Porto Rico shines in Otisville play
The Lyceum stage at Otisville hosted The Girl from Porto Rico to much praise with strong turns from Robinson Dodd as Robison Dodd and Jack Jenkins by Curtis Carter. Other cast members, Ruth Anderson and Ruth Dodge, elicited laughs impersonating Sara while Archle House impressed as Jabez Vacant. About $50 was earned to be shared by Mrs Alfred Ketcham and Mrs Bailey.
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Lyceum Hell
B. Holley
Robinson Dodd
Curts Carter
Jack Jenkins
Austin Anderson
McGinty
Horace Patterson
Abraham Mite
Ruth Anderson
Violet
Ruth Dodge
Sara
Archle House
Jabez
Alfred Ketcham
Bailey
Ethel King
Mary Bates
Port Jervis
L. J. DeWitt
D. D. Campbell
Metropolis
J. J. Crane
Tymeson
Municipal Sanatorium
Eddie” Clark
New York City
H. A. Holley
Joseph Bova
Isabella Behan
James J
Charles Roesch
Garrett Tymeson
Walter Summers
Frank P. Howser
Helena Park
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Thorwas Meany
Joseph Cook
Robert Long
Weatbrookville
Norfolk
Neb
Helen Park
Lydia Shoemaker
Middletown
Adem
A. Storck Ie
Harold Benton
Buceis
National
Cincinogti
W. L. Rathoun
Senatorium
Archle Howe
Allpreecot
Whit
Kingston
Frank Robbins
Oakland
N. Y
Damie
Agron Winter
Hicas
Peet Jervis
Balumtay
Mire
Jota
Thomas Kaayp
Jersey City
Einest B. Subterke
Aia
Seid House
September Morn Now Serves in U.S. Navy
A Milwaukee youth volunteered at a navy recruiting office in June and was accepted after an officer arranged for an artist to design a figure in a bathing suit on his forearm. The event marked the sailor's enlistment inspired by the painting September Morn.
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September Morn
U. S. Navy
International News Service
Milwaukee
Navy
Salor
Funston Avenue Note Opens City Pension Plan
Fragments indicate a pension proposal to be submitted to the city commission regarding Funston Avenue in Bismarck. The report mentions a public works note and potential changes to street planning, with unclear details and garbled phrases.
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Hetchinson
Bengatck
Pauictik
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Grey- Stone Park State Hospital
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Margaret F. Burnes
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Wagner
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Mixe Greenbota
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Mr. Crow
Ethel Rouss Vissted
Charles A. Young
Roy Ratan
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Lester Brin
Misa Hazel Bush
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Davison
P. Davison
NEW Medical Marvel
Brain
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