Eastward walking and church services noted in Vermont text
The article discusses Eastward walking tendencies in children and details a medical situation at a Hampshire hospital. It notes a man named Roan Christian A. Vaal in Topiaieing seeking quitipriom assistance and mentions Rev Fred Vogell to conduct Union Sentence Services at the First Methodist Church in Renaliser, with Presbyterian members uniting for the service.
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Christian A. Vaal
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Pereva
Fred Vogell
Bennington
Firet Methodial Church
Renealiser
Firat ‘Presbyterian Church
Unclear Snippet Reports on Earth Rotation and Baby Crawling
The readable fragment references Earth rotation and infant movement but provides no concrete facts, names, dates, places, or organizations to identify a complete news item. The text is too damaged to determine a definite event or entity.
Byrne Favors Move To Ban Segregation In Coast Guard Reserve
Representative William T. Byrne of Loudonville supported banning segregation in the Coast Guard Women’s Reserve. Unrecorded were Republicans Dean P. Taylor and Bernard W. Kearney as the House restored Truman’s authority to amend a $54,000,000 aid package to China.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D.C
William T. Byrne
Loudonville
Judge Orders Suspended Sentence For Drunkenness Case
A San Francisco Army civilian employee, 44, faces a thirty day suspended sentence and six months probation after a judge urged self-control and ordered damage payment for charges of drunkenness and malicious mischief.
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San Francisco
Army
Hermit Left Fortune in Probate Court Note
A probate court heard details about a hermit from Covina California who died in 1947 at age 80 leaving an estate of 2169.00 with no definite will. The case involved a nervous statement to a municipal judge and confusion over taxes as relatives discussed the estate and a wife who planned to help.
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Los Angeles
William Hie
Ikel
Covina
Cal
East Side Women Host Meetings at Sacred Heart School
Catholic Central High School Reverend Walsh addressed the Women’s Club on the Sacrament of Penance. Co chairs Flannigan and Sullivan planned the June graduates’ communion breakfast. The card party and bazaar for Brunswick District I School were finalized with multiple hostesses and committees.
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Catholic Central High School
Sacred Heart School
Thomas J. Cormoran
Wiliam Ryan
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Albert J. Landry
John PD. Carboni
John B. Rescett
Raymond J. Grinnell
Frank J. Nuttall
Francia Connery
Emil 8. Bartle
George H. Miller
Parents’ Club
District i School
Brunswick
Bop
Kenneth Miller
Harold Cranston
T. E. Burnap
Edward Waich
J John Thomas
A. P. Biurlpeon
Irvink Milet
Elwood Millet
Leon E. Prefontaine I
James Waich
Donald Crowther
Wesley Weeden
Leun
Prefontaine
Timothy F. Alarie
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