Rankin to Fight PAC Candidates in House Test
Rankin declares opposition to the P A C backed nominees and vows to test the ruling party’s control in the upcoming House session. He alleges corrupt minelxis and hints at investigations into PAC activities as the convention crowd weighs the political stakes.
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Waelligton Gns
Tnep
Domnout
Wiestesippl
Watte
Houde Orny
Paildeal
Action
Rankin
Misayphir
Mandidale
Battier Ho Auomore
Amore
Brit Ik
FAC
Pecomen
Rankin Sud
Piogu
Tesus Thandie
Philip Viniat
GTO
Apemhng
Atlantic
Hoosick Falls Social Highlights and Local Sports News
Retired Exalted Ruler Mo Coleton hosted a dinner at Dine Grove Restaurant with current and former officers presenting a gift. Rev John BooMarin spoke as lodge chaplain. Mrs Talph Linomnee has returned home from hospital. Easter vacation classes start at St Marve Academy. Center lab choir practice Friday at Knights of Columbus clubhouse. Village baseball team held a practice session. 21 candidates to be considered for spots on the squad. Eighty years old high school baseball program begins May 3 at Cambridge. Ancient Order of Hibernians sent candidates to Troy for class induction. Go is recovering as a convalescent at Madipin General Hospital. VA hospitals funding reported.
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Dobn Mo Coleton Yi
Hoosie Falls Lodge
Dine Grove
John BooMarin
Coleton
St Marve Academy
Knights of Columbus
Doughis J Eightmey
Hoosick Falls
Cord Eightrys
Cambridge
Faucets About Rail Dispute
Washington reports a rail labor dispute threatening nationwide impact as talks stall. The White House weighs options from urging settlement to suspending actions to avert a strike. The process hinges on the National Mediation Board and a presidentially appointed fact finding panel.
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Congress
Thor
Lmans
Uloads
National Mediation Board
Union strikes and wage talks amid railroad labor disputes
The report outlines union wage demands and rail workers actions, detailing proposed increases to reach living cost levels. It notes board delays, positions of both sides, and mentions related local residents and social notices amid the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brestdem
Unity Roy
Manly
Dredd
Union de Nents
Inroad
Round Lake Area Christian Service Group Meeting at Home
The Round Lake Area group sponsored by the Women’s Society of Christian Service gathered at Mrs William McDermott’s home. Guests included Mrs Chester Goldin and Mrs Willard B McKean. Dominoes and Chinese checkers were played. Refreshments were served. Vin Frelyn Seeley, visiting her parents, has resumed studies at Anderson College with Miss Ina Gray of Bullet, Indiana visiting part of the time.
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Society of Christian Service
Mis
William McDermott
Assistans
Hoskisses
Wis Stewart Wartin
Esale Castle
Chester Goldind
Willard
McKean
Mre
Willams
Vins
Frelyn Seeley
I Seeley
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local stations showcase a broad morning to evening schedule featuring concerts talk shows and religious services. Notable listings include Notre Dame and various church broadcasts with daily time blocks and program flags across multiple venues and networks.
Churchill Warns on Global Hatred and Hard Trials
Churchill addresses a city celebration in Aberdeen praising unity of the British Commonwealth and English speaking world. He warns that entrenched hatreds and fanatic ideologies strain nations and tempt division, urging a convalescence of trust and a new peace amid fierce global tensions. The speech laments unchecked contempt and calls for shared virtue to avert deeper trials.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Clnuahil
Ahle Ina
Churchill
Churevilt
British Commonwealth
Aic
Miu
Gunctalion
In Moun
Prary
Van
Unclear historical note on Churchill and unnamed subjects
Fragmentary text references Churchill, psychiatric themes, and human inattention. The passage appears as garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and no coherent event or outcome to anchor a concise report.
Washington Duty and Local Honors Highlight Week
Whitehall residents visit relatives in Murphy and Murphy families while Washington DC assignments bring Capt Hoover and son Billy to duty. Paul Guay and Belanger family engagements, Miss Bolton’s naval promotion, and a Saratoga wedding attended by Rose Ann Norton are noted alongside local deployments and a ban on coffee by Aldominated priests.
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Mauiles Murphy
Kathleen
Mig
Murphy
Non Leonaji
Washington DC
Willi Hoover
Bily
Bobby
Camain Hoovery
Paul Guay
Siw
Frnent Guay
Mix
Belanger
Potter Street
Als Tees Milano
Janenin NY
Dorothy McCarthy
Shwwdaa Mootsiplho
Rey Robart Ho Muare
Audaity Episcopal Chuiah
Er Hota Oat Waliste Glen Iftee
Seramontng
Sive Mulid
Bolton
11Th
Naval District
Communicational
Hillquantes
Hewig
Amd
Wis
Qeliwara and Hudson Railroad
Lammas Dames
McLaughlin
Frinus Whalen
Smit Chales
Tinsley Lis
Wank Griffin Gross
Army Report Warns Out May Cause Unrest
United States Army warned Saturday that subversive elements in Germany might attempt to provoke unrest and delay recovery. Generals Narnay and Clay cited food crisis risks and possible widespread disorder, urging preparation for a decisive response to maintain stability.
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Fyonlerud
Dal
United States Army
Topart
Clermiany
Doxunyant
Wlata Monty
Joseph AL Narnay
Guta Clay
Valley Falls News From Readers and Visitors
Valley Falls notes list Mary William Chilsty visiting from Chicaga at her home or Mir Pau b Ewekley returns to New Haven Conn after a few days. Sim Min Joseph Wixted visits Waterilel with her mother Mrs Orlhy Van Deusun. Howard Gardner of West Lawrence spends part of Easter with cousin Sonny Cogshall. Billy and Shela Ryan of Round dxke mie visit grandmother Mrs Agnes Jarvis Pfe. James Dyernesty stationed in Germany with the Occupation. Mi and Wes Witham Chase and family guests of Mis Chases in Ros. Vy and Mis BL Puckett host Mi and Yas Saphus Djeines and daughter Vina for the week.
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Mary William Chilsty
Chicaga
Agnes Jarvis
James Dyernesty
Germany
Hue Mi
Wes Witham Chase
Mis
Puckett Mi
Yas Saphus Djeines
Vina
Birthday Celebration Noted With Local Figures
In a fragmentary write up a birthday event honors several local residents including Mi and Me Wik Daly Wat lame and Dorothy Delmer of Cagle Mile. Attendees listed include Mira Willan Mundlets and Wes Bloyd Whithelt plus Martha Cihuidia and Paltito Matheson who spoke with Weiner rong at a home west of Md xuenta.
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Wink
Atty Tadelie
Mira Willan
Wyorsaty
MK Glen Winehall
Cuiol
Cleveland
Martha Cihuidia
Paltito Matheson
Weiner
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the Immaculate Conception
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