New Air Route Opens and Fire Damages Farm
The report covers Colonial Airlines plans for year round low fare service linking New York to Plattsburgh Lake Placid and Rutland with two round trips to Rutland and Plattsburgh and three to Plattsburgh. includes fare details and stops. Also noted is a Phoenix farm fire destroying barns, two horses, farm equipment, hay and milk cows, with estimated damage around 25000 dollars.
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Phoenix
New York
Colonial
Alulines
Plattsburgh
Savinai Lake
Lake Plack
Rutland
New York City
Monteal
Ottawa
Burlington
Herald-Tourna
Elmer Burton
Budge
111 GLF Patrons To Meet Monday
111 GLF Patrons will hold their annual meeting Monday at Awalds EM in Hall, with the Grange member Teague Federation Pachange conducting. Officers to be elected include successors to Chron tam den and HoT Bremin, whose terms expire, with members Ralph Cornwell, Murphy, and Stone from Mucellus in attendance.
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Hif LE Tocal Paren
Cooperathe Grange Teague
Federa
Ion Pachange
Condur
Marcellus Tohnis
Marceles
Tedas
Tee Nealers
Hot Bremin
Marchine
Ralph Cornwell Fo
Macks Row
Murphy Ant
Stone
Mucellus
Eco
Ex-Flier Receives $1000 Vet Post Appointment
An ex-flyer was named state counselor for Orenden Counts at a $4000 annual salary. The appointment was announced by Tiward Fo Neary of the New York Site Den of Vocans Altay Dever, former manager of the Russell Cont Co, and son of Mis Le Cronin. The vet post honors the wartime service and crowns a graduate of the College of Diao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appoen
Incuard & Dover
Fr Orenden
Tiward Fo Neary
New York
Vocans
Altay Dever
Ube
Anager
Russell Cont Co
Tom Hews
College of Diao
Mis LE Cronin
Pay Hike Granted for Ordnance Depot Handlers
The Civil Service Commission announces a pay increase for ammunition handlers at the Seneca Ordnance Depot from 86 to 93 cents per hour. About 45 men are needed, and applicants should contact the Civil Service Board at the depot for qualification details.
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Romulus
Civil Service Commission
Seneca Ordnance Depot
Call Service Board
Tepol
Miss Eleanor Candee Returns From Relief Work Abroad
Eleanor Candee daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Candee of 219 Wolcott Ave has come back to the United States after more than a year of relief work abroad with the Congregational Christian Service Committee and the American Friends Service Committee in Paris She holds a BA in languages from Syracuse University and planned to pursue education at Columbia University Her early trips to France involved visiting children homes factories and schools to assess clothing needs and later she served as assistant to the head of the Paris delegation helping with individual relief requests including food money housing immigration repatriation and locating missing relatives
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Eleanor Candee
Mee Benjamin
Landee
Wolcottav
United States
Pontee
Chistian Service Committee
American Friends Service Committee
Quakes
Quakers Paris
Miss Candee
Syracuse University
Columbia Uniersity
Columbia
Tranceiss
Candee
Chedrens
Horns
Paris
Vet Scholars News Clip Delivers Mixed Messages
A fragmented report notes a month long vacation at IW Smith Technical and Industrial High School and mentions veterans resuming activities. It also references a decree of marriage annulment involving Frank B Alexander of Syracuse versus Fabiola Mana Garcia Alexander of Albuquerque and figures about veterans and apprentices.
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HA Uis
IW Smith Technical and Industrial High
Laward J Yang
Frank B. Alexander
Syracuse
Fabiola Mana Garcia Alexander
Albuquerque
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Adirondack
Benjamin Attas
Washington
WAA
Anettir
VR Real Property Disposal Fond
WAL
RIAA
Doposal
Ctra
Montreal
Richarn G Dowel
F. B. Alexander
Herat
Tournative AL Burn
Supreme Court Testinile S Wainer of Phelpy Wedne
Bond
America
Rudolph
Cision
Benrus
Yeu Service
Smort
Remington
Hne
Switzerland
Cok Ae Ta Dan
Comer
Salina
Jefferson St
Auburn
Fulton
Oswego
Utica
Ithaca
Rome
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