Men Dream Of Peace Ship To Sail World
An American ex-lieutenant Holls Wyenan and two others plan a four foot sailing vessel named League to sail the world in two years for world peace. Funds are scarce and construction is delayed as they seek permits and donations.
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Meidelberg AP
Brench Press
Holls Wyenan
Auburn
Maga
Pacific
Uicats
Pew
Society of Freedamor
Freiburg
Oarmany
Michela Perrin
Paris
Craw
Liotard Expedition Society
Hahn Joachim Trumpler
Heidelberg
Atudien Law
Heidelberg University
North
Engilehman
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Trimpler
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Geremany
Dover
le Havre
Lisbon
Tangiers
Naples
Cairo
Aden
Ceylon
Batavia
Sidnes
Santiago
Panama
New York
Benton
Glasgow
Bergen
Copenhagen
Kiel
Mountain View Home Bureau plans spring events and fundraisers
The Mountain View Home Bureau Unit met at Mrs. Samuel Miller's home and planned a series of lessons and activities. A low coal meal fundraiser was set for April 28 at Mrs. William Servis’s home, with other events in May. Proceeds will aid the Red Cross and Home Bureau Scholarship fund as 35 members and guests attended. Proposals include a May 12 meeting, a "The First Easter" film at Second Baptist Church, and a candlelight service at Church of the Ascension. Proceeds from a bake sale at the Mountain View Fire Hall will support Camp Rotary and Scout activities.
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Mountain View Home Bureau
Samuel Miller
A.D
Kemp Avenue
Ajlea
Raymond Dearatyne
Mountain View Avenue
Franklin Sanderson
Red Cross
Home Bureau
Second Baptist
Golden Band
Joseph Jo Armstrong
Mis
EL Marie Speck
Church of the Ascension
Chattes M
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Mise
Fanelis
Caesar Frank
Aim
Italian Club Auxiliary to Meet in Green Island
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Italian Club prepares a meeting in Green Island at 3 p.m. on George Street with election of officers led by President Mrs. Rebecca Choppy at St Joseph's Church. Miraculous Medal Novena devotions will follow at 7 45 p.m with a sermon by Rev Walter Duffy OFM.
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Italian Club
George Street
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Rebecca Choppy
Hk Joseph's Church
St. ‘Joseph's Church
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Walter Duffy
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Whitehall Lodge to Host Easter Monday Dance
Whitehall Lodge, BPO Elks will hold an Easter Monday dance on April 24 with a buf f luncheon to be served. Citizens include Mr and Mrs Ernest White returning to Stu Vesant from a visit to Poultney and Mr and Mrs Jam C Smith. Mrs James Williams returned from Braidentown Florida, where she spent the winter. Harold Gordon confined to home with infected foot. Joseph Crispian of Skene Street a VESA patient at Glens Falls Hospital awaiting an operation. Mr and Mrs Henry Stewart hosted at Poultney Street for the tenth birthday of their twin daughters Jean and Joan, with eleven present and refreshments.
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Whitehall Lodge
B.P.O.E
The
Elks
Ernest White
Stu Vesant
Jam C. Smith
Poultney
James Williams
Braidentown
Harold Gordon
Nedda Street
Joseph Crispian
Skene Street
VESA
Glens Falla Hosipital
Henry Stewart
Poultney Street
Jean
Joan
Cardiff Giant saga fuels family dispute over museum claim
Fitzmaurice, a craftsman from New York, questions ownership of the Cardiff Giant myth and urges a legal fight to reclaim the concrete relic from Cooperstown’s New York State Historical Museum. He cites family claims, a famed robot pianist, and long-held showman ties to P. T. Barnum. Police report a separate vandalism incident involving a Troy man.
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Bobert
F. T. Barnim
Michael
Parnell Callahan
New York State Historical Museum
Cooperstown
N. T
Fitemaurice
Calliope
Greategrandpa
Miso
Gideon
Cardiff
Barnum
Grandpa
Um State
New York
Jukes
Fitzmaurice
Cap and Gown Chapel Speaker Is Dr Egon Plager
Dr Egon Plager economics professor at Russell Sage College will deliver the Cap and Gown chapel address at First Presbyterian Church. Selected by the class of 1940 he was born in Vienna and earned a doctor of laws in Austria after majoring in economics and sociology. He directed Austria’s Federal Institute of Unemployment Insurance and Labor Placement before moving to the United States in 1938. He studied at the University of Chicago and Fordham University after arriving here, and joined Sage in 1945. In road news a New York Power and Light pole was damaged by a truck at 25 Pawling Avenue yesterday morning.
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Egon Plager
Russell Sage College
First Presbyterian Church
Plager
Vienna
Austria
Federal Institute of Unemployment Insurance
United States
University of Chicago
Fordham University
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George Great
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Christopher Blake
Rom Mask
Dick Terns
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Brian Dorlevy
Claire Trevor
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Schenectady
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