Weaver Dies Suddenly in New York Civil service examiner O K Weaver passes away at 47
Oswald King Weaver a state civil service examiner living at 465 Third Avenue Lansingburg died suddenly yesterday in the New York State Building. A heat related heart attack is suspected. He served in World War I and held positions in accounting and education before joining the Civil Service Department. He leaves a large family and Catholic charitable affiliations. Funeral plans set for Monday at St Augustine's Church with burial at St Johns Cemetery. A Townsend Club No 3 meeting is announced for this evening at Diamond Rock Hall chaired by Lee D Geesier.
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Independent Files Against Marcantonio and Others
Petitions filed for candidacies in New York elections with independent and Liberal Party backing. Palmer seeks 18th District GOP support against Marcantonio, while Devany runs in the Bronx’s 25th District with Constitutionalist backing. Other nominations include Supreme Court justices and various Congressional candidates in Queens and Brooklyn.
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Max, Bloom
Arthur Braun
Louis Walter
Queens
William B. Barry
Louis 3. Warner
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Hero Re-Enlists at Camp Lejeune Navy Cross Hero Rejoins
Tech Sgt Harold B. Hazelwood of Stark City Massachusetts, famed for the Midway battle heroics and reputed first Marine to win the Navy Cross in World War I, has re enlisted in the Marine Corps after four years of regular service at Camp Lejeune North Carolina.
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