Church Group Plans Breakfast
The Raswey Society of Our Lady of Victory Church plans a breakfast event at The Ton chi Unison Mus dole. J Hains serves as president and announces the appointment of several committee and host figures including Mie William Quingy as chair, with numerous members named for various roles and hospitality coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raswey Society of Our Lady of Victory Church
Syenwiy
Bea
Tonchi
Mus
Dole
Hains
Dudlety
Entoume
Mie
William Quingy
Chalaan
Anahye Monte
James
Dani
Alphonne Aton
Mig
Datin Tower Resivulons
Geage
Alec Mig
Uta J Gallagher
Harold Glout
Haargen
Mixa Linn
Gienpe
Gime Mings
Jamies
Sheady Yuet
Johnson
Herbert Daumes
Walter Gana
John J
Sebigel
Cochatnis
May Blak
Dann Misy
Llorence McNully Wis
Liu Clavillky
Wes Iy Cole
Pablo Dear
Kerns
Steed
Mase Dorie
Ubethe
Garin
Miy Jims
Granni Leen
Mins
Boyle Ehanmia
Dormers
eWannin
Alee Brink
Tohaimin
John
Dames
Miloney
Ohn
Mies
Dovine
Douglas Larthe
Bent Tlanerty
Jahn
Ganotehaiman Vis Hunts Makeree
Jene Willey2
Telen
J Berles
Mrs Viork Quinn
No clear main event from damaged notice page
Fragmented OCR text shows mixed phrases about orders, duplication, and apparent military and civic terms with many garbled names. No coherent person, place, or outcome is extractable to anchor a credible card.
British Wartime Hardships Reflected in Holiday Commemoration
Wartime resists linger in public notices and royal messaging as crowds queue and shortages press Britain. The government urges continued thrift while warning against explosives amid rationing and fuel scarcity. Authorities expel hundreds of thousands and call on households to conserve energy and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fondon
Peante
Sime Remanis
Iuanac
Mure
Wuman Side of Reconversion Parley Topic Described
A fragmented report outlines a planned conference on reconversion and gender roles. It mentions officials and groups like Consumers Union and the Women’s Trade Union League, naming several speakers and activists involved in social programs and labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuman
WEA
Norton al Lectur
Aina
Ghristian
United Council Chon Women Womens Mhvision
Sea
Methansl Choieh
Monal Ayseetr
Advahgement of
Colored Sraple Consumers Union
Niluniw
Spiffort
Spothers
Shester i Bowles
Wilson Wyitt
Henry Wal
Leon Henderson
Sen Robpert
United Nations Plans Large International Hiring Drive
United Nations will hire about 3,000 workers across international postings. The payroll ranges from 1,140 to 20,000 dollars with tasks including clerical, messenger, and auxiliary roles under an international civil service framework. General Kyge Th, cited as a key official, mentions salaries up to 20,000 and entry-level positions around 1,000 to 1,400 dollars.
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Nn Youle
United Nevis
UN Somes
Savice
Whipsberg
Syelem
United States
Alrealy
Phuw
Messengern Charwomen
Moyers
Howard Rome Named Editor Of Paper
Howard Rome a three year cavalry veteran and war decorated editor joins Norwich University as coeditor and head of the university paper He served in France and Germany earning the Purple Heart and Rhineland campaign badge He also edits and manages the varsity baseball team at the university and has prior teaching and journalism roles in Marwich and Chesan Mefad Mig Moris.
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Howat
Rome
Guldon
Norwich University
Nothfield Vic
Wis Studing
Vyalle
Marwich
Lisale
Wall
Tt Cuttin
Tigop
Norwich
Servien
Cavelsy
Jan Buikkind
France
Relaiun
Lind
Germany
Ma Ramowi
Clothing Shortage Affects Police Uniforms Across City
Reports describe a clothing shortage impacting police gear with officers resorting to second hand uniforms and improvised coverings. The scarcity extends to stores and even shipments from distant places like New York as experienced officers brace for ongoing shortages and delays.
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Peru
HUY
Ines
Otter
New York
Anthtinis
Rugkits
Breiking
Bert
Phair
Kendell
Former Frey Priest to Become Hospital Chaplain
The former Frey priest Koninsky, once assistant pastor at St. Michaels Church, is reported to be joining the Chaplains Corps as hospital chaplain designate. He is the son of Wig Josephine Koninsky of 258 Smith Street, Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
Ito
Koninsky
Chaplains Corps
Wis
Veterans Gusylus
Chillcthe
Patrents & Ther
Konmnsky
Pistor
St Michuls Church
Ind
Tacit
Githohe Cental
Setlee Fou Yun Fitat
Ater
Doephine Koninsky
Smith
Reneselir
Justice Bersi Voids Verdiet in ath Ave Bus Case
Justice Bersi voids verdict in an ath Avenue bus case. The defense counsel, Mickel & Kinney, argued to set aside the verdict. jurors returned a verdict of 81000 to Breenelidy and 469 in paver. The judge reserved decision on the motion to set aside the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bersi
Ath Ave
Reynolds
Chris Ottin
Mickel & Kinney
Heratsbeid
Fila Fens
Attiney
Wis Renold
Traunas
Wis
Justine Bermi Nos
Tribute to War Dead in Warsaw Sparks Jewish Commemoration
A garbled report references Poland Jews honoring war dead in Warsaw with discussion of the Conta Committees and religious leaders. Names appear distorted, but the piece centers on a formal remembrance event and national involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Lainie Sannin
Conta
Holy Jews
Uion
Analuat
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