Corregidor Forts Guard Manila Bay Mouth Line
Corregidor stands as guardian at the mouth of Manila Bay with nearby lesser forts and surrounding islets serving as supports. The historic defense positions include Fort Hughes and the Drumacé Frask area cited in the fragmentary text.
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Corregidor
Manila Bay
Hughes
Drumacé Frask
Japanese Navy Losses Estimated at 262000 Men
The Office of War Information released figures estimating Japanese naval losses at about 262000 lives since the war began with comparisons to Allied totals. The report notes heavy sailor casualties and wider naval attrition, with men cited as having died or chosen to abandon service.
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Bennington Residents Make Easter Home Visits
Frederick Sizimons Jr and Annore Harris visited Easter with Macy and then returned to Bennington College. Frank Moon and family bought a house on 311 Street. Harris and William Daile and Leland Dunham were mentioned among local residents in the Bennington area.
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Fale
Kisser
Annore Harris
Macy
Bennington Cotlege
Frank Moon
Depot Street
Nevis
Bennington
Hari Harris
Jack Harris
William Daile
Haweil
Leland Dunham
Private Lives and School News From Bennington Area
Local items report the Bennington College reopening under Mrs. Wilfred Hirsh and Mrs. Denise M, a May program by a choir from Miss Exhe’s, and Mrs Beveo moving to Springield with her husband becoming a church steward. The Edmunds Memorial prize essay contest opens with prizes up to 100, district winners named, plus local senior prep. Grand Haven trip noted, a Day service at the Reformed Church marks Easter with a pageant titled If Is Risen and 17 characters.
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Rockwood
Littleton
N. H A
Aiis
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Main Street
Bennington
Concord
N. H
Beveo
Vermont Historige Society
Siste
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Lambert Joidersma
Grand Haven
Mich
Nelson
Vas Ruaite
Donna
Reformed Church
Civil War Report Allegedly Breaks Out in Vienna
The Associated Press reports fighting in Vienna with native and foreign workers clashing as Russians advance on central Vienna and surrounding fortifications. Morgentiiningra notes widespread action and escalation amid the conflict.
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Morgentiiningra
Vienma
Center Cambridge Captain Bjorklof Returns From Visit
Center Cambridge Capt Albert Bjorklof has returned after a few days with friends in New York Miss Eileen Thormeon of Hogsick is spending the week with her aunt Mrs Catherine Hopkins Mr and Mrs Howard F Dodds were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs W W Earle Forman at Bennington Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kelly and Mr and Mrs Edward Sharphy were mentioned in society notes
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New York
Eileen Thormeon
Hogsick
Allo
Catherine Hopkins
Howard F. Dodds
Earle Forman
Benington
Ambrose Kelly
Edward ‘Sharphy
Easter Gatherings and Church Welcome Noted Locally
Alfred White spent Easter with family on Long Island while guests included Afr Henry Mir and Mrs Clarence Jones at Mr and Mrs Piersons. Betty Austin and Jane m visited Bir 2nd Mrs Duane. Seven persons joined the Reformed Church and were received with a circle. Mr and Mrs Ralph Joidersme hosted the events.
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White
Long Island
Henry Mir
Clarence. Jones
Pierson
Betty Austin
Jane’ m
Duane
Roman
The
Reformed Church
Ralph Joidersme
Easter Visit Noted for George Knapp at Albany
A fragment notes George Knapp spending Easter with Mr and airs at Albany. The readable bits show a social visit with no further context or dates.
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George Knapp
Albany
Prize Entry Notice for Library Book Club Contest
Readers are invited to submit a four word drift series with a one dollar coin wrapped in paper to enter a contest run by Facts Magazine. The entry form requires mailing details and a confirmation of the subscription to Facts Magazine.
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Facts. Magazine
Facts Magazine
FACTS
Jorgen
Puzzle Contest Rules and Prize Details Revealed
An advertisement outlines a puzzle contest with a first prize of 10 500 dollars and 499 minor prizes totaling 17 500 dollars. Entrants mail solutions for Series One and subsequent series, with postmark by June 16 1945. Rules cover spelling accuracy, submission grouping, and eligibility coordinated with the Literary Classics Book Club.
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