Old Glory Grows With States Hawaii Alaska Consider Flag Change
Washington reports Interior officials note possible flag redesign as Hawaii and Alaska seek admission. Proposals include widening the hoist for a new star, arranging stars in rows or shaping eagle, with debate on the 49th star and potential flag alterations while Old Glory endures. Also: theft at Seattle auto wrecking yard. 12 pound watch recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Ayr
Ing
Alla
Hawai
J. A. Weng
Washington
Hordar
Bruyer Creek School
Beaver Creek
Mont
Ray Koon
Grammar School
South Nortons
Dariene Newton
Chipews Falls
Wha
Uar
Arizona
Seattle
INS
Seatlin
Claude Robinson
Tow Wage Scale Adopted by IOOSICK Falls E Town Board
IOOSICK Falls e town board on Monday adopted a new wage scale for employees effective April 18 with raises for laborers from 60 to 70 cents per hour track drivers from 75 to 80 cents and experienced grader operators from 84 to 94 cents. Gravel and sand prices were set at 15 cents per yard and not to exceed 24 cents per yard respectively. Road designation petitions from Fine Valley and Wast Honsick Roads are under consideration along with a Wilson Hill request. March reports show balances, receipts and disbursements, fines, and welfare costs. May 1 water levy set at 10 939 50 for six months. daylight saving to begin April 28. Bids sought for garbage collection. SS of street and water departments not covered by Social Security. Boundary survey planned for North Housick Road dancing ground. speeding on Main Street commented on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E-Town Board
Fine Valley
Wast Honsick
Wilson Hill
Bovie Hill
Baker
Harrison Webster
John F. Cahill
Robert Go Maderer
Bulding
John Mccrath
Finance Committee
J. Earle Percy
Korth Housick Road
Village Board Notes Police Raise and Property Issues
Mayor Peter Seward heads the Police department while the atrees committee handles tree spraying on village property. Police seek a $200 raise but the $100 raise for the coming year was kept. Members urged one day off weekly instead of every third week on Diesel, but no action taken. March reports show balances for Village Treasurer, Water fund, and police activity including seven arrests and twelve complaints. The Ministering Circle of the King's Daughters meets at Mrs. F. Milliman's Abbott Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Seward
Atrees Committee
Thero Department
Police Department
John 4. Haussler
Hmatlil
Brunswick Women Share News Across Weekend Activities
Center Brunswick residents report veterans return home from service and furloughs while church and community groups announce meetings and planned Holy Week services. The Gi lead Tatheran Church Mission Study Class holds an all day session with a noon covered dish. Officers are elected for the Brunswick Community Home Bureau. Multiple local figures and churches outline upcoming speakers, lessons, and Easter week services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rly Raymond Wilson
Scott Field
Harold Wilson
Gilead Tatheran Church
Brunswick Community Home Bureau
Irvin Derrick
Charles Wagur
Lsson
Burdette Hayner
Allen Hayner
Charles Hilly
Harold Gray
Sunshine
Harold Hetts
Wilson
Eugene Hunter
Orrin
Treson, Jr
Trinity Methodist Church
Troy
Arge dl
Gilead
Methodist Church
Millions of Americans Set to Visit National Parks
Officials from the National Park Service project a banner year with about 20 million visitors as motorists are urged to prepare autos for summer trips. Royse G. Martin of Electric Auto warns that open parks rely on careful car maintenance and continued driving demand, with prewar status expected for all parks and monuments this summer.
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Toledo
Ately
National Park Service
Rexuilly
Royse G. Martin
Electric Auto
Tite Cn
Martin
Caraul Motorenr
Tha Natan
Washington
Domaray
National Parks and National Monuments
National Park Attendance and Land Area Myth Clarified
A historical note explains that 21,000,000 visitors across 168 national parks would imply vast land usage if each visitor occupied space, contradicting practical park planning. It references prewar visitation of 109 parks and totals of over 7.4 million and 8.5 million in prior years, highlighting attendance growth of 1.08 million year over year.
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Wl Kgh
Arong
Local News Highlights From Mebron And Surrounding Areas
Shushan Mi tid Moa eight Steele and Ion visit J C Ensign home in Mebron. Burton b Jamison of Ellizabeth M J visited. Mrs Burton B Jamison in Eagles ville. Herman Kruse and Edward of Schenectady spending days at their Shastun Sitam Road home. Methodist Church group met at Mr and Mrs Simmer Lind home. W L S 5 to meet at church Thursday evening. Women’s Missionary Society elects officers including President Mrs Ag-
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Shushan Mi
Tid Moa
Steele
Ion
Juin
J. C. Ensign
Mebron
Burton B. Jamison
Ellizabeth
M. J
Burton B
Jamison
Eaglesville
Herman Kruse
Gon
Edward
Schenectady
Shastun-Sitam Road
Methodist Church
Simmer Lind
amMiers
Women's Mivilitary Society of the
United
Presbyterian Church
Pensident
Local Official List Amidst Garbled Names
Garbled OCR lists multiple officers and roles such as vice president treasurer secretary and other titles with unclear spellings. The readable fragments suggest a civic or organizational roster including names like Dorothy, Mae, Anna, Richy, and Tina, with various officer positions.
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Hes McGooow
Dorothy Chaynoat Mow
Antin Armateangs
Guvrotary
Mae Dresident
Mra
Anna Armattangs
Te Richy Birthdany
Mian Flori
Brinda Mucher
Aetires Dobbin
Mite
State
Ledgea
Tina Kato
Beate
Esclo
Esclo Aeepetry
Atria
Mury Gotly
Feia Ak
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Hawaii
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Offi Erals
Hnork Thente Acyes
Department of Interior
Teparig
Dr. Caldwell
DR. Caldwells
Middlebrook
Diller's Music Store
4Th Street
Esa
Ioosick Falls
S—Toaster
Gail
Aoreessorins Ag
Breslaw’s
River ST
Remsen
Cohoes
King's Daughters
F. ¥. Milliman
Abbott Street
Hoosick Court of Amarauth
Eh Masonic Temple
Center Brunswick
Corland Hoyt
New York
Leland Derrick
Clement J. Handron
Woly Namie Society
St. Patrick's Church
John J. Givney
U.S. Parks
Hell
Florenca
Seauty
Third Street
Garver Urrhaten
Pal
Nruhke
Bedigus
Wade Cree
Troy College Tailors and Dry Cleaners
Fourth St
Congress
Broadway
Phone Troy
Joseph Cotten
Sam A David
Selznick
Cotten
Raleigh
United States
Mile Lions
Bill Stern
Raleighs
Stern
America
Sara
U. S
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