Greenwich Village Weekly Defends Local Voice in Skyscraper Clash
The Villager, a long running Greenwich Village weekly, built on anti crime bias and neighborhood coverage, urged civic preservation as architect Joseph Sinzel planned a 30 story Rhinelander mansion adjacent to Washington Square. The paper celebrated local life while opposing loss of air and sunlight. It notes editorial stance under publisher Walter Bryan and daughter Tear belle Bryan, with rising circulation to 95000 weekly and a staff of 14 handling ads and community notes. The piece also highlights defense of gaslit streets and small district charms amid urban development.
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New York
Washington Squire
Manhattan
Alt
Greenwich Village
Shalers
Mia
Lickensack
Jocal Saca
New York Daily Paper
Ninth Street
Henry Nace
Community Weekly
Villager
Walter G. Bryan
Hearst
Tear Belle Bryan
Green Wich
Greenwich-ize
Blowner Roosevelt
White Turkey Town House
Olaga
Joseph G. Sinzel
Fifth Avenue
Washington Squa
Mantatan
City Planning Commission
His Utilities Corporation
Italy’s schools reopen under Allied purge and reform
Ace Resuming Sessions Again. Italy’s public schools begin a cautious return to normal after Fascist purge. Allied Commission director Colonel Washburne says enrollment for autumn about 3.5 million, far below prewar 5 million, and notes propaganda inflation. Education now under Salian Ministry with advisory Allied aid. northern areas still under military control. Universities reopen, purged of Fascist texts and militants. Only about one quarter of school heads fired. classroom teachers largely retained.
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Rome
Italy
Cameron W. Washburne
Allied Commission
Ialy
Wnder
Washburne
Cammission
Salian Ministry of Education
Wine Metrie Aa
Villager
Jon Rome
New York
Birthday celebration and Scout troop meeting recap
A birthday party for Mrs. Willard Ford featured chrysanthemums yellow candles a chicken dinner cake gifts and attendees including Mr and Mrs George Ford and daughter Juan Mrs Eather Tooley and daughter Marilyn Tooley Mrs James Piett Lt and Mrs Kinward Booth Mr and Mrs Charles Kinch and daughter Sue Hila Mrs Robert Greenwood and son Robert. An Allay Round Lake Boy Scout troop and cub pack held an organizational meeting at the Round Lake Fire House registrations were taken and officers were elected including Scout and cub master Joseph J Civalier Earl G Matheson William Fr Taylor secretary Charles E Searls treasurer Russell Ge Comat and committee members Farley Palmer Ralph B Williams.
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Prige
George Ford
Juan
Watervliet
Eather Tooley
New York
Marilyn Tooley
Round Lake
James Piett
Worcester
Mass
Kinward Booth
Liverpool
N.Y
Charles Kinch
Sue Hila
Robert Greenwood
Robert
Joseph J. Civalier
Earl G. Matheson
William FR. Taylor
Charles E. Searls
Russell Ge Comat
Farley Palmer
Ralph EB. Wiliams
Earl G. Mathe- Round Lake
Willard Ford
Joseph Wath
Civalier
Deer Packs Menace Wildlife Across State Says Conservation Dept
State Conservation Department warns packs of unlicensed dogs threaten deer and other game as deep snow slows pursuit. Spokesman cites more dog owners releasing hounds to pursue game, increasing pack reports over years. Efforts considered to eradicate packs include protecting livestock, especially sheep, and clarifying legal action against dog owners. Reports of wolf packs are denied and dog protection laws hinder individual action for farmers and sportsmen.
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Albany Upi
State Conservation Department
Q Department
Tedilly
Fat
New York
Round Lake Fire Hall Hosts Youth Scout Meetings
A meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the Round Lake Fire Hall. Cub Scouts welcome boys aged 9 to under 12 for registration. Scouts is open to boys aged 12 and over.
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Thy Round Lake
Cub
New Books Displayed At Troy Library
New books added to the Troy Public Library will be exhibited for one week. Titles include Battle Below by K. R. J. Casey, The Supertartregss Born, Good-bye to GI by Maxwell Drake, My Chinese Wife by Karl Exkelatd, Surender on Command by Varion Fry, Faith and Five Within Us by Elizabeth Jackson, The Technique of Personal Analysis by D A Laird and Leonard Laird, So Far So Good by C H Towne, and fiction selections Murder is My Business by Davis Dresser Storm Tide by Elizabeth Ogilvie Birth of Missene by Rafael Sabatini The Gauntlet by J T Stree Give Me the Stars by Mrs Gladys Taber plus a Navy Day show overview. Austin Minn. Her-
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Troy Publc
KR. J. Casey
Davis Dresser
Elizabeth Oglivie
Missenice
Rafael Sabatini
J. T. Stree
Gladys (Bagg) Taber
Idaho Name Origin Leaves Early Trail of Edoh Meaning
A brief note explains Idaho's name derives from two Indigenous words, reportedly meaning Edoh. The fragment hints at linguistic roots but provides limited context or confirmable details about the exact source or language.
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