Tourist Trade In Mexico Booms As Foreign Visitors Pour In
Mexico floods with visitors from the United States and other nations. More than 10,000 foreigners arrive weekly in peak season, boosting Mexico’s economy with over 200 million dollars in spend. By 1949 roads and entry cards ease travel as auto tourism rises and 1,000 new hotels support a thriving industry.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ned Tork
Los Angeles
Shopa
United States
Tijuana
Mexicali
Juarez
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
Taxco
Acapulco
Cuernavaca
Vera Cruz
Stexico
Vitamin rich venison and antelope surprise UC survey
A UC study by four home economists finds deer and antelope meat higher in thiamine and riboflavin than most commercial meats except pork. Venison and antelope liver are notably rich, with diet as a key factor. hunting season remains unchanged despite vitamin results.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Agnes Fay Morgan
Bessie B. Cook
Lois E. Witham
Marion Olmstead
California Division of Fish and Game
Cook
McGranaghan Named Assessment Examiner in Albany
Edmund B. Mc Granaghan of Olean was appointed principal local assessment examiner for the State Board of Equalization and Assessment. The 54 year old former commissioner of Olean’s assessment and taxation will earn 36700 annually and work with local officials across the state on real estate appraisal.
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McGranaghan
Albany
Edmund B. McGranaghan
Olean
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Olean Department of Assessment and Taxation
Frank C. Moore
Moore Sai McGranaghan
Cambridge Social and Church Events Dominate Local Week
Cambridge residents attend meetings and socials across town. Mrs. Harold Walrath hosts Lauderdale Club. United Presbyterian Church trustees meet at James Bell home. Poinsettia Rebekah Lodge holds a public card party with refreshments. White Creek Home Bureau meets with a lesson on Christmas cookies and a grabbag.
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John Q. Reynolds
Clermont
Fis
John Torrens
Larchmont
Clayton Gestreicher
James Bell
Syracuse
Harold Walrath
Lauderdale Club
United Presbyterian Church
Poinsettia Rebekah Lodge
Kathrene Ensign
Pelham
S. A. Ensign
White Creek Home Bureau
Frazier
Cambridge Valley Lodge
F.&aaa
Saratoga Springs
Women’s Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Holden
Marler
Palestine Court Initiates Candidates in Lansingburg Meeting
Palestine Court Order of Amaranth held a Friday initiation at the Masonic Temple in Lansingburg. Royal patrons Mrs Betty Galloway and Palmer A White presided. The group announced its annual meeting and officer election for Friday Dec 16 and a Christmas party grab bag led by Miss Emma LeMay. An invitation from Saratoga Court invited attendance at a program honoring Mrs Amelia MacNair of New York on Saturday Dec 17 at Saratoga Springs. A social hour followed directed by Miss Mary Ruth Spry.
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Palestine Court
Order of Amaranth
Masonic
Amelia MacNair
New York
Saratoga Springs
Mary Ruth Spry
W S C S Sale Planned at Library Hall
Round Lake guest Mrs. Thomas Durfee of Glens Falls visits cousin Mrs. Laura E. Hickey. The annual W S C S sale will be held in Library Hall Wednesday for the benefit of the Women s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church. The monthly meeting of the
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Thomas Durfee
Glens Falls
Laura E. Hickey
W S.C.S
Library Hall
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Nephew of Queen Held as Jag Driver in Drunken Crash
Timothy Patrick Bewes Lyon 11, nephew of Queen Elizabeth, was arrested in Perth and charged with dangerous driving after a crash while drunk. He pleaded not guilty as trial was set for March 16 in Sheriff's Court. He is linked to Earl of Strathmor and born at Giannis Caatic, birthplace of Princess Margaret.
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Perth
Festiand
Elizabeth
Timothy Patrick Bewes-Lyon
Earl of
Many Will Study Mental Hygiene Enrollments Rise At Postwar Era
The State Mental Hygiene Department reports a record enrollment of 340 students for the fall at 18 nursing schools, including 154 men. The total is 206 more than the first postwar classes. Director Lillian V. Salamian notes war experiences boosted interest in nursing as a career for men, with 83 men and two women veterans among registrants.
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State
Mental Hygiens Department
Lense
Mise Lillian V. Salamian
Numking Services
Mental Hygiene Department
Misa Saleman
Community events fill Round Lake week with clubs and volunteers
Men s Club hosts evening at Methodiet Church with a program including refreshments and games. Round Lake Girl Scouts host a Sadie Hawkins race and a library hall covered dish supper. Local families attend Thanksgiving gatherings and a Rupples Klub progressive dinner features multiple stops and a social hour.
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Stephen Gmalduas
Kenneth L. Potter
Elbert Dean
Harold Mower
Arthur Meade
Smaldone
Girl Scouts
Dora Burke
Ray Parker
Addison J. Kingsley
Burr D. Vail
Karen
Burr D. 3d
Ralph Meader
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Court Leonard
Catholic Daughters of America
James McCarty
James O'Brien
Michael Costello
Mary Linendahl
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fletcher
Cambridge
Cambridge Lions Club
Hotel
Fred S. Rogers
John L. Nolan Corp
Rogers
United States Chamber of Commerce
Howard L. Adams
Guard
State Council
William A. Mabin
Blogs Council
Troy Masonic Temple
John Egleston
District of Columbia
Jezn L. Davis
Troy’s Complete Music Store
Pienn Co LL
Twent
Industrial
Thousand Dollar Club
Industrial Building Loan & Savings Association
Orig
Troy, MY
D. C
Round Lake
Queen
George E. Andrews
Rodney O. Winans
Arneat Evans
Howard Schrader
Muffinaire
Popovaire
Moldaire JR
Jellaire
Angelaire
Grand ‘Union
Ghaw Walker
Troy
Howard's
Central Office Supply Co
River & Store
Sts
Trey, N.Y
Chloe
Fourth ST
Richard Marshall Factory
Franklin Square
Meuten
Weel Alpscu
Mauten Coller
Bors
America
Phos
Richard Marshall
Grand Union
Grand Union Market
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