Inquiring Reporter Polls Voters On Registration Readiness
Peggy McCarthy reports from the 200 block of N Salina Street as residents share plans to vote in November. Bernard Louis and Rosalie Boni explain their first voting experiences while Gerald Gladue and Hubert MacAvoy discuss registration timing and party preferences. Terry Frost confirms recent registration and intent to vote in the upcoming election.
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Bernard Louis
W. Borden
Court House
Gerald Gladue
Utica
G. E
Vermont
Rosalie Boni
Oswego
Hubert Macavoy
Rider
Mac
GI Trio Receives 360 Cheer Letters From Home
In Korea 25th Division, three machine gunners of Company D, 1th Infantry Regiment, earned 360 letters in ten days after writing to small town papers asking for mail from young ladies. Corporal Melvin Bodner of Bronx New York, Percy Bridges of Wilson North Carolina, and Private Robert English of Tucson Arizona prompted the response. The letters came from towns across the country and included a 215 pound strip teaser and a women’s basketball forward among the writers.
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Korea
1Th
Corp
Melvin F. Bodner
Bronx
K. Y
Pferce Bridges
Wilson, .Y
Robert English
Tucson
Ariz
Hoboes Drive Own Autos To 44th Annual Convention
The Hoboes of America Inc members arrive in their own cars or by plane for a six day Erie County meeting in Ed Haas Bar and Grill. Jeff Davis predicts about 800 delegates and cites good times driving member prosperity while declaring Hoboes will work but the world owes them an opportunity.
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Hamburg
Hoboes of America, Inc
Erie County
Jeff Davis
Life of the
Knights of the Road
Air and
Seven Seas
Ed Haas’ Bar and Grill
Davis
Press Agent Snared in Probe in New York
A 32-year-old self described public relations man Robert Merritt was arrested in Virginia as a vagrant and brought to New York as a material witness in the cafe society vice probe. He shaved hair and eyebrows in Virginia jail and is bail bound at 25000 dollars. He reportedly linked with Minot Jelke, heir to margarine millions, who faces compulsory prostitution charges. Merritt is the 14th person swept into the probe, questioned over 17 hours.
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New York
Virginia
Cafe Society
Robert Merritt
Merritt
Minot F
Vice
Richmond
District Attorney's
Worry of False Teeth Advertisement
Advertisement urges relief from loose false teeth with FASTEETH powder. It promises added comfort, stability while eating or talking, and a gummy free taste. Available at drug stores under the brand FASTEETH.
Historic Elmhurst Inn Wrecked by Fire
SCHODACK CENTER UP Fire damaged the interior of the Elmhurst Inn near here yesterday with losses estimated at 15000. The 25 room wooden structure is reduced to its frame. Four firemen were injured and one hit by falling timber but all continued fighting the blaze. Owners Mr and Mrs Frank Dwyer escaped with smoke awareness. Firemen attributed the fire to a short circuit.
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Schodack Center
Elmhurst Inn
Frank Dwyer
Tree Grows in Chimney Report From Lincoln Home
A two foot tall tree sprouts from a chimney at the home of Mrs Minnie House in Lincoln. Mrs Houser says the plant likely sprang from a bird dropped seed born last spring, illustrating an unlikely green feature in a city residence.
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Lincoln
Edwards
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N. Salina St
Terry Frost
Raynoray
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Michigan
U.S
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Weather Report
Sterling
Tony Martin
Mounties
Air Force
C.N.E
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Oriental Rugs
J A Northey
Elwood A Hughes
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