OPA Order Raises Milk Controversy in New York
An OPA milk price order sparks dispute across New York and neighboring states. The action affects distribution, pricing, and potential cross border implications for dairy suppliers and retailers in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey as officials await federal guidance.
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Church Elder Resigns After Long Service
A church elder resigns after decades of service amid disputed finances and property issues. The report notes unsettled matters surrounding an $8,000 division and governance concerns, with several named officials listed as participants in ongoing church affairs.
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WAC Falls Into Ocean Off Mon anit Point
Two WAC officers and six enlisted women aboard the Victory bound transport were presumed lost after the ship fell 36 miles off Mon anit Point in the Atlantic. Army officials hid the incident pending kin notifications while Coast Guard and crew searched for two hours in two boats.
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Smith Health Group Elects Smith Langley Leader
The Health Group of the county elected Dr. Smith as president and Mrs. Towne My Van Assiytes as vice president. New officers include Mrs. George NB, secretary, and Lalind T. Lane, treasurer. Five new trustees were named along with current directors George W. Metsyre and others. Speaker Plater Ty Lansdale emphasized public health, preventive care, and the need for closer teamwork among health and welfare agencies.
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Navajos Must Change Production Methods
Navajo artisans urged to abandon the white man’s efficiency system and adopt United States Traders' Association standards for Indian jewelry. The association set production line methods, require new machinery, establish silver quality standards, and mandate that workers be Pueblo or Navajo tribe members.
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County tuberculosis survey prompts civic action
Rirnstelier County voices support for a broad campaign addressing tuberculosis through community welfare and health education. Marion Laird Pahey presented reasons for volunteer participation while Jom Wighibirghies highlighted expanding outreach and training.
Church Activities and Local Social Gatherings Reported
Center Brunswicks and Dayton Van Deusen attend events in New York while Mrs Cort Spiale prepares for an operation at Satmari tan Hospital. Community groups host church services, dinners, and music at several churches with Rev Jar A Levander and Rev Dayton Van Deusen leading. A Mother’s group pageant and women’s course for motorists are also noted.
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Pennsylvania FLAC Campaigning for PA Convention
Fragmented OCR notes show Pennsylvania FLAC and campaign activity linked to a labor council. Mentions Keystone State political convention, delegates in Pittsburgh, and dates around May 10 1044, with unclear names and venues.
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An unclear report notes an event near the Marie River in Hotes Mag ih tha geonyd with mentions of police and seawaters. Readable names and places are fragmentary but indicate a local incident or notice.
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