FBI Details Catches of Nazis After Camp Escape
The article reports how a mix of federal and local agencies recaptured Nazi escapees in western New York. An undercover search, night travel, and questioning of hospital and factory employees aided investigators. In one case a prisoner hidden behind wall panels at a cabin slabbed wrists to avoid recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeromiah B. Bucky Tey
Ballade Feld
Federal
Agenels
Canips
Burley
Calin Ty
Byttle
Une
Soneslow
Canhine fNethins
Letchworth
Wallbaara
Keenwae Hy
Mailmen to Count Dakota Pheasants
Mail carriers will tally pheasants seen on the roads during daily routes to aid the game and fish commission in deciding how many birds hunters may shoot this fall. The effort aims to provide a practical count from public routes in North Dakota.
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Dismirek
North Se
Kutsgural
Game and Fish Commission
Church Directory Mills Memorial Replat Fourth Avenue
A dense church directory lists numerous congregations with pastors and service times across several denominations including Baptist, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, and more. It notes union services, holy communions, morning prayers, vesper times, and various parish addresses on Fifth and Fourth Avenues, State Streets, and surrounding blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chess
Episwopat
Fifth Avenue
He Rowrdatin Jones
Bu Pols
State
Jann Gass
D.D
Rex Prederick
Thalmann
Bi Lauite
Winston Avenue
Tiny
John Ro Palmer
Flory Comovinniah
St. John’e
Bradsford
Burnteun
High Cononnian
Sume Iner Brown
Moly Croas
State Street
Lawrence Laltaive
Allan Cooper
Waterford
Mus
Mary
Helleu
Seqio
Janedal
Puching Avenue
Mid Street
William H. Keooyer
du Am
Sir Mack
Abu
Mth
Ernest Petey
First Presbyterian Church of
Lanataghorg
Seth M. Deanng
Grace Methodist
Sixth Avenue
MM. Lavery
Eugene, Wiseman
Pid. Presbyterian Pr
Filet Presbyterian
Lansingburg
Third Avenue
Tsih Street
Row
Solh
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Mr Contin
Fifty Avenue
Jay Street
Harold J. Quigley
Arthur Johnston
First Presbyterian
Congres
First
Ate
Aloe
Myt
Stuphead
Mirweos
At & Msi
Our Lady of Victory
Alieshi
Court Rey
Jusepl Abe Tiwaass
Ati
Benediction Utter Na
Luwpenea'y
St. Michael
Stow
St. Micuanly Avantion
Lev. Villa
Lon Noll
Mande
St. Paul the Apesty
Wyelfth
Hutton Streets
Wotter Jhorpey
Masaea
Fonuw
Huis
Sacred Heart
Reve B. Meauths Ipin
Tiapon
Sevan
Troy
St Paul's Yangulieg
Rue
Seventh Avent
Fulton Street
Dev
Vielh
Christ
Evangelistic Mission
Hee
Christian and Missionary
Rural Churches and Revivals Across Pastoral Network
Agarious OCR fragment lists sermons and services across multiple churches and towns. It notes preaching at Atoosirk Baptist Rov Gould, Holy Communion at Honsirk Baplish Chen, Greensburg area Episcopal and Lutheran rites, and many midweek and Sunday services led by Rev. Latven Grundy, Rev. Angelo di Aourgni, Rev. Edward Minkel, Rev. Thomas Bass, and others. Dates, places, and specific congregations vary, with community events and baptisms implied throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoosirk Baptist
Rov J. Gould
Ynen
Honsirk
Chen
Ganday School
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local station listings detail an array of radio programs across time blocks with names of shows and hosts. The schedule includes morning, afternoon, and evening segments featuring talk, music, news, and variety offerings, listing program titles and notable contributors.
Columbus's Homecoming tale and early capital dreams
A fragmentary account recalls Columbus Nebraska homecoming plans and historical lore. It mentions a centennial Homecoming festival, booster efforts, and lore about Columbus as a potential national capital site. It also touches on George Train, Columbus promoter, and early railroad and publicity schemes linked to Irish promoter era legends. The piece cites Cody and Buffalo Bill performances and historic figures associated with Columbus.
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Cleveland
Orumnbus
Columbus
United States
Trtin
England
New York
Bev
Europe
Australia
Congress
Union Pacific
Bob
National Central
Credit Mobiler
Utto Hern Sd Carly
Cody
Charlie
Ed Burgess
North Brothers
Nebraska
North Azipod
Pawsee
Crossword Puzzle Teaser From The Times
Fragmented crossword clues appear printed in a period paper format. Readable entries include scattered references to names places and numbers with partial hints such as 46 and 40 across. The text suggests a puzzle page element rather than a full article or feature.
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like A Rambled Local List
Fragmented text appears to list names and items with odd spellings. Potential references to people, places, and numbers are scattered, resembling a damaged page from a local newspaper with unclear connections and missing context.
French Arrests Warner Family Member in Black Market Case
Paris police arrested Oscar Warner of New York City on charges tied to a worldwide black market ring identified by Financa Ministry inspectors. They found American merchandise and 70,000 in Yen in Warner's Paris apartment, plus evidence of exchanged jewels watches and clothing for perfumes and other French goods. Brothers Lewis L Warner and Robert Warner were previously detained in Berlin and Shanghai respectively in a wider case involving post office shipments and illicit trade.
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Paris
VPI
Oscar Warner
New York City
Currenny
Financa
Warner
United States
Sonveris Ean
Stage show recalls 1883 Columbus slave coach incident
The account notes scouts portraying Indians in mock slave coach scenes during dress rehearsals. After leaving Columbus on May 16, 1883, the troupe toured Omaha where 19,000 attended the first performance. Figures like Andrew Jackson Higgins and George Francis Train are referenced among Columbus incidents and festival lore.
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Columbus
Omaha
Cody
Andrew Jackson Higgins
New Orleqns
George Francis Train
Greenwich Resident Leaves Estate to Son
The will of John sw. Hunt of Greenwich has been admitted to probate by Surrogate John Dewell of Waablington, naming his son Bert B. Hunt as sole heir and executor. The instrument, executed April 8, 1839, names witnesses Anna Pett and Helen L. Burhow. The estate seeks care for Winaboth, Ravall, and Bardison Hunt as directed in the will.
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John Sw. Hunt
Creenwich
John Dewell
Waablington
Bert B. Mint
Winaboth
Raval
Bardsion
MLC
Khu
Anna Pett
Schuyleevile
Helen L. Burhow
Round Lake Social Notes Include Visits and Scout Outing
Round Lake residents list visitors from Tampa Philadelphia Brooklyn and Tray. Mrs Adaal hosts Mrs Grant Gould In Tray formerly. A group meets in Lin National Pondition for Intanine Paralysia. Round Lake Scouts hold ten day camp with Brownies and intermediates led by Mrs Gorham.
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Aliss Sophia Lillie
Tampa
Mra
Adaal
Grant Gould
Edwin
Vor Dewden
van Dousen
M. E. Richy
Mond
Marilyn and
Jeanice
Tray
Ariane
Worth
Allen
Philadel Phin Ee
Wilevo Ry Gorn
Hs Hose
Ulta i. 5
Risch
Hrnoklyn
Camp Maple Opens With Hares Wath Family Involved
Mr and Drs Hares Wath of Ale bany have opened Camp Maple. Mr utd Mix Orville Schermer and others are noted in a garbled list of local social visits. Residents and families are reported as hosting birthdays and visiting relatives in Brunswick Pittstown and New York during a summer period.
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Hares Wath
Alebany
Camp Maple
Utd Mix
Orville Schermer
Norn
Iet
Koowlson
Aparklyn Bonesters
McChouney
Brunswick
Pronk
John and Leon, Selon
Ulier
Minnie Smith
Mim Harrieth Wlous
Alle
Pred Blederman
Bernard Sinmony
War Drather
Charles Trowland
Pittstown
Farl Wapit
15 Point Minting Club
Barbara Burdick
Tressa' Akins
New York
Nancy Moora
Woneship
Charles Magre
Andrew Braguire
Diana
Fred Stanley
Davi Hawley
Clara Shram
Milena
Jay Smith
Valley Notes On Vacations And Homecomings
Valley readers report a string of summer departures and returns. Ernest Spegner remains confined at home with quingy while Chariea Spegner returns from Camp Timlo at Lake George. Worthington Miller spends two weeks' vacation with his mother Mrs Billy Miller. Robert H Bladen comes back from Camp Wenpe East Charleston Wisconsin. Mrs William P Mender returns from Vray visiting sister Mrs Charles Roth who fell ill. Mrs Fins B Buckley travels to New Haven California for the winter with relatives. Mrs Raymond Mackey and daughters enjoy a week’s vacation with Mr and Mrs Edward Lee and family. Robert Edwards returns from a short Canada honeymoon and begins choir residence in the home formerly theirs.
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Valley
Ernest Spegner
Quingy
Chariea Spegner
Camp Timlo
Lake George
Worthington Miller
Sehencelady
Billy Miler
Robert H. Bladen
Camp Wenpe
Charleston
William PF. Mender
Edward Lee
Robert Edwards
Iave
Veterinarian Says Hitler Ignored Bill
Dr Alphons Dopfer, a Munich veterinarian famed for treating dogs, recounts treating Hitler’s dog Blondie in 1943. Hitler never paid the 4,000 marks, leaving Dopfer saddled with debt as he retreated from the business and life near Obersalzberg.
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Hitler
Tom Reesy
Munlely
Obaraalaburg
Alphonsx Dapter
Munich
Dag
Dapter
Hla Ote
Dopfer
Alter
Hiller
Fuehrer
OPA Boosts Newsprint Prices to Curb Diversion
The Office of Price Administration increases newsprint by 74 dollars a ton with higher levels in other regions to curb diversion to foreign buyers and cover higher wage and material costs since the December 1945 raise. It cites protecting Canada supplied stock and ensuring newsprint remains available for domestic use. The note ends with an unrelated line about the four horned antelope.
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Weahington
OPA
Canada
Jurists and lawyers host Clamsteans outing at Rockalde Park
Troy Area jurists and members of the county bar association gathered Thursday for the annual Clamsteans outing at Rockalde Park. The event featured a program with entertainment and a speech by Phuma P Dulgherly, recent Demanian nomination contender for district attorney, along with a long list of local officials and lawyers attending the afternoon gathering.
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Theo
Troy
Iensaghey
Reockalde Park
World
Association
Noth
Albany
Aml
Wiluin Fi Murray
Yruy
George F. Cutley
Wago
Aftornoon
John JG. Ritter
Leary Boland
Henry G. MrGrune
Mehaad Bolton
John A. Spal
Willian HB
Rath Joseph B. Burke
Matthew M. Dunine
Bill 8
Burtle
Abram J. Jordan
Thomne B. McLaughlin
Thomas Monnhyy
Wilfara A. LoVorostier
Dillon Endorsed By AL L All PB Write-in Dillon Endorsed
In Albany yesterday unofficial reports from the Albany County Election Board show James Y. Dillon of Waterquot Wearently tis brow endorsed for Assembly by the American Labor Party. Dillon, the Democratic candidate for reelection, received ALP endorsement amid a large ALP vote within the county. The ALL endorsed James A. Quinn for Children’s Court, amid strong party support in Albany.
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James Y. Dillon
Waterquot
Clatriet
American Labor Party
Albany
Albany County
Dillon
Vatey
Nelynn Vv. Bilin
Shaft
Lie United Steel Workers of
Aumurien
Aumurien, Filmy
AWLP
Lockman
Alinny County
Alp
Hog Henn Detent
Aggie
Dinmet
Ae Yerstein
Morria Muckman
Alimny County
Cady Werrich
ALL
Alo
James A. Quinn
Democralce
Children's Court
Jorge
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Pregan Washer CO
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Wilson Oil CO
Church Directory
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Michael PF. English
St Mary's
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James A. Nolan
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Congress Street
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Patrick A. Crowe
St. Jean Baptist
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Marony J. Bessette
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Rev. Latven
Grundy
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Brunswick Fist Presbyterkin
Edward WW
Unegraves
Presbyterian
Ayuuswikk Restinige Acvices
Ath Theohoren School
Cai
Sunil Lathe Hayuist
Rev
Angelo di Aourgni
Philidelphia
Sunde
Eittstow
Pittistown
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Crewcent
Rewari
Lomiorean
St. Mary’s
Crew
AM. Moody
Chivensenoul
Mrs. Wallet Ighes
Choad Lathorsa
Couter Reinwick
Sen. & Strats
Eptcopal Marniertown Sortlees
Joly Gunmanian
Gunner Joe Toy
Calvary Methodist
Laathune
Xernon
Herbert Roberts
Childeen
Alvin van Wie
Ethel Gathout
Ev. Daniel KF
Cronin
Ragle
Kermit
Cnckney
Thomas Bass
Forest Patrin
Bellimgueie
Washington Bate Amadony Legion
Tac
Arty
Prange AM
Aaudia
Owrniper
Alain
Marnie
Vartan
Anu
Faria
Aden
Rosenre
Pan- Baas
Epviser Tite
SaSoc
Marie
Jia Witense
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Neice
Hernle Westeemon
Wotl Thang
Aim
Gale Ialu
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Warren Sweenay
Jet
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Hanay O'Neill
Cale
Neuy
Ray
aCkare Spivak
Sid Mone
Israel iWin
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Fiirevinn
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Dawn van Alto
Niieke Tn Remerat
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Uawer, Scheneetaay
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Enureh Kervice
Atarnal
Guartel
Fire Nesorer Deieily
Ido Wrenory
Chenien Eger
Chenien Eger Hasa Muste Tv Kale Bate
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Vietie
Marvest al Ararp
Satiantl Houtan—Joai
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Alex Menycaten
Tommy Tigrany
Eno News
Carolina World Neve Rise Power
Bigieg
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Winga
Kearlins
Tanay
LO Deostey
Marian Tsy
Americns Nahr
Howwais
Sigitn Seteninent
Neves Kervieve
Hemiphiony
Orehenten
chiumMa Sotketing
Summoe Nour
Faratty Hane
Jonny
Frank Horen
BU — Witla
Amter Bom
Amer Yrentre
Anderk Khertundene
Mitty
Onus Hid Tama Tea Iegs
Kun
Crine Doetap
Calinor
Marilee Archer
Sar Chentre Gan
Newort Orh
Orehealta
Kewe
American Legion
Brunswick Sportsmen Club
Dixon's
Eagle Mills
Cohmbia
Malte Gounty
Lopethar
Hove
Brean
Ahswan
Martow
Wines
Tuckua
Corapinan Polit
Warner Family
Greenwich
Round Lake
Grafton
Obersalzburg
Huine
Dopier
JB Lee
Wong
Tuht
Fuphyer
Blondie
Dopter
Teossian
Trent
Midler
Singer Sewing Machine CO
River St
Middlebrook Musical Instruments
Miller's Music Store
4Th Street
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholica Anonymous
Evan TR
Ror Coat Ek
Gray
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S. G
Hollywood
Frederic
Permanent Wave
Helena Curtis Wean
Wyatt Monik
Hillywood
Iadopmrofiin
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Courke
Dreier Na Anni Omayne
Belo
Sylhet
Tomer
Whia Winston
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Faby
Swepr Faure
Mrmaureny
Mas
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