Forgotten Grape Varieties For Home Gardens And Planting
The article discusses grape varieties suitable for home gardens, noting Concord and Family staples, plus newer types like Fredonia and Worden. It covers spacing, trellis placement, root preparation, pruning, soil preparation, and fertilization, with guidance from agricultural agents on selecting diverse varieties to spread harvest times.
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Fredonia
Concord
Port
Nisgers
Worden
Guard Keeps Vigil at Roosevelt Grave Site
A lone Marine guard patrolled the Hyde Park grave site of Franklin D. Roosevelt. The sentry paced slowly in the hedged garden as hours passed with renewed watchfulness, showing steadfast endurance at the presidential tomb.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
D. Roosevelt
Named Racing Secretary Named Racing Secretary
Former Sen John F Willems of North Greenbush was named by the New York State Harvest Racing Commission to succeed Frank L Winwell as secretary of the commission. He has long served the industry and aided Nassau Fair meetings and harness racing in Rensselaer County. Tentative dates for six racing associations for the 1945 season were announced.
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Albury
John F. Willems
North Greenbush
New York, State Harvest Racing Commission
Frank L. Winwell
Apo
Disfa
Gtandard
Wes Math
Rets- Selaér
County Sword of Supervisors
Man’ Ress
Severance County
Liberal Arts “Sociers Anc Bas
Nassau
Tais Society
Williams
Rensselaer County
Elusive
Old Counter
Roosevelt
Westbury
S. 1
Seratoga Harness Racing Associa Uni Seretegs
Saratoga Sotings
Genezee Monroe Racing Association
Batavia Downs
Battavia
Goshen Track Association Names Steward for 1935 Season
The Goshen track body appointed J. Wright Fierce as steward for the 1935 season. Officials noted the appointment during the association’s events on October 28 29 with Dr. Hambletoning mentioned in attendance. The group emphasized continued support for local athletics and fair competition.
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Ble Track Association
New Books Added to a Troy Public Library
The Troy Public Library adds many new titles across genres. Notable items include American Mercury works, biographies, war chronicles, fiction by Jenny Wren Sheila Burns and John Gunther, juvenile titles like White Feather and Sasha and the Samovar, and aviation dictionaries and reference books.
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Troy
American Mercury
Zionald Ae Brox
C. W. Drepnerd
G. L Laughs
Hersey
Samuel Johnson
JW. Krutch
Purple Heart Valley
MS. White
Italy
Jenny ‘Wren
Sheila Burns
ML .C. Carleton
Ted Lincoln
Margaret Winming
Wis Garrett
Wilhelmina Harper
Sentland
Clara (Ingram
Lois Lenski
John Paitin Sousa
Mina Lewi
E. R. Montgomery
L. E. Neville
Lester Ott
Grace Overmeyer
Olgairs
J. B. Payne
Susan
Robbie “Trent
Widow of Kaiser Held By Americans
The Empress Hermina and a small group of former royals, including Princess Ida and Countess Therese, are in American custody near a Doorn photo of Wilhelm II. She praises the U.S. treatment, speaks of love for Germany, and asks for American political books while noting rheumatism and limited travel. Guards and a command post occupy the castle grounds.
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Schloss
Russia
Hemnine
The
Express
Wkbein
Doorn
Germany
Guy Real
Empresa
Ida
Carnto Sarsung
Bernigen
Chris
Toph Ma
Therese I of
Sigberg
Franz Jose I
Briesia
Friez
Hermina
Silesia
Herming
Rudolph Cricte
New York City
Harry Doyle
Brooklyn
Empress
Retgers
Areg
Refugees Describe Berlin Flight After Silesian Castle Bombing
A refugee recounts fleeing Germany after the Silesian castle was bombed and occupied by Russians shortly after leaving. She describes thousands of travelers on the roads, heavy bombing around Berlin, and ending up at her sister’s castle seeking safety. She laments shortages of coffee and says she has no home or position, calling for a better Germany and reflecting on the Kaiser’s suffering.
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Silesian
Berlin
Silesig
Tett Bertin
Foy!alley
Germany
Navy promotions and service notes from Whitehall area
Whitehall residents receive several naval career updates. Adrian Rowan is promoted from ensign to lieutenant j g in the Naval Reserve. Robert L. Campbell earns first class petty officer while serving on the Fifth Army front in Italy. S/Sgt Joseph F. Barber receives the Combat Infantryman Badge for frontline duty with the Rainbow Division. Lt Comdr Clymer A Long, USNR, visits family after active duty in the Southwest and Central Pacific as a senior medical officer aboard ship. Howard Terry is treated for a fractured ankle at Moses Luddington Hospital in Ticonderoga. Marion Perry is recuperating at a new home on North Whitehall Put after a three-week illness.
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Whitehall
Adrian Rowan
Airs
William Rowan
Poultney Street
J.g
Naval Reserve
Marion Perry
Claude Perry
Wew Home
North Whitehall
Robert L. Campbell
Jerome E. Campbell
Saunders Street
Fifth Army
Ttely
Pitvets
Howard Terry
South William Street
Moses Luddington Hospital
Ticonderoga
Joseph F. Barber
Charles Barber
Queen Street
Rainbow Division
Comdr
Clymer A Long
Usnr
Benjamin A Long
Broadway
Southwest
Central Pacific
Navy
Norfolk
Memphis
Tann
Philippine
Black Market Tales From Washington Public Life
A correspondent laments the reach of black market activity into private life in Washington. He notes sightseeing bans, pressure over clothing and hotel cigars, and tensions in the meat and housing markets. He recounts officials watching suspected profiteering and comments on price surges for housing.
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Br Frederick
Cofhmax
Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
Uberappers
Soak Power
Wattington
Smith
Sonien Instituion
J. Mr. Johnson
Lincoln Memorial
Opa
Chester Bowles
Senate
Imedium-Grate
Junior Choir Rehearsal at Melrose Methodist Church
The Junior Choir of the Melrose Methodist Church will meet today for rehearsal at 4 p.m. The Willing Workers Society of St Johns Lutheran Church plans a 2 p.m. meeting at Mrs Charles Dwinel’s home.
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Melrose Methodist Church
Yopper
Willing Workers’ Society
St. John's Litheran Church
Charles Dwinel
Must Post Prices Of Liquor And Beer Under OPA Order
The price panel urged establishments to display ceiling prices for beer and other alcoholic drinks under an OPA order issued yesterday. Posters must list 14 types of beer and 2a bourbons scotch and wines with prices matching the ceilings. Businesses should compare prices with the division’s guidance and display during April 4 to 10.
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OPA
Rdcenne Bent
Retionias
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Thole
Meer Tates
Feidey
Saturdley
Hudson Beauty Shop
Radi
Jorn FL Williams
Kaiser
TOF
Bredk
Cish
Aoms Ulstecing Post
Tom Bremenan
Texas
Raz
Gram Sang
Maas
Bstore Meiers
WGY
Schenectady
Farms
Wiewsot
Manhattan
Samy Adans Stij
Aunt Idsay
Risbert Tony
Lora Lawson
Benshoole Chalenti
Morgan Beatty
Guides
Tegar
Zorny Widder Brown
Mazcez
Postia
Jost Plain BU
Bront
Page Farrell
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Feag
Peace
Finbex
MeGer
Sacred Heart
Michasy
Soota
Bok
Jeannh
Melody
bin Bey
Sneer
Servicr
Fanstesa Speake
Joan Brooke
Casey
Wiey—Trof
Odeae
Timekeeper
Glazcour Mazer
Road of Life
Joye Jotean
Fede
Daz
Mesaimner
Yallany
Muse Sowand
Eie
Helen Trent
Dor Gal Funtay
Eife
Me Perkins
Beradine Fis
Ousy Dr, Malone
Princess Beemine
Chas. H. Gardner Agency
Sardiers Gearda
First St
Gosewisch
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Erate Vearegolarly
Ge Bt
Bovatery
Staten Bland, NY
HNG
Drug Stoores
Len
Melrose
Deabys
Denby
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