Boundaries in Politics Spur Aid Requests in New York Race
Fragmented clipping shows Young Republican members urged contributions to William Buckley for New York City mayor as part of Birch Society ties. Charles area notes cite St. Louis connections with Laclede Gas and local figures Hugh Reellig and Joseph Briscoe discussing fundraising at September meeting.
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Williamy Buckley
New York City
St. Charles
Briscoe
wRoellig
Buckley
Hhe Birch Society
Bell Building Expansion Shown Behind Rail Tag Test
An unclear caption notes the Bell Building expansion being shown in a picture test behind a rail tag. The fragment mentions an ape.
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Salle Ly Soca
Ape
Open House At Beil Building Expansion
Local officials announce an open house for the expanded Beil Building. The event showcases new facilities and modernization efforts aimed at improving community services and accessibility. Community leaders, residents, and press are invited to tour the site and learn about future plans.
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Beil
Telephone Ballot At North Third Street Block
A terse street note mentions a polling alert at North Third Street next week. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a behind the scenes event tied to local voting.
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North Third Street
Protection from Floods Near St Charles Plan Levee
Officials gather at Orchard Farm High School to discuss a proposed levee around the St Charles area. Residents fear floods from the Portage River and Spat River may reach record highs, heightening urgency for construction.
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St. Charles Counmmners
Will Rae
Orchard Farm
Who's Who Area Women Appears in Algertan Women
Therese and two St Charles women debut in Who's Who feature. The brief item notes their first appearance and mentions the group title and local context with minimal detail.
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St. Charles
Algertan
Therese
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N.Y
Teace
Laclede Gas
Jona
Lactde
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Tinales
Bell Building
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