Lublin Poles Debate Provisional Polish Government
Reports from Taft News Agency say Lublin Poles push for a Polish provisional government while a London exile leadership remains opposed. A mass meeting denounces the Larsen group and names Artiszewski, Keapieski as organizers of alleged murders.
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Wounded Soldier Pushes Bonds Drive at Walter Reed
First Lieutenant Robert R. Bell of North Tonawanda who lost a leg in the war remains active in the Sixth War Loan drive. At Walter Reed General Hospital he has sold 22 bonds and seeks to urge all ward patients to subscribe for an extra bond before the drive ends. Bell serves in the Engineers.
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UPI
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Walter Reed General Hospital
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Fragmented OCR Scrap Offers Hazy Media Mentions
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous names and outlets such as Timekeeper Fils Morning, Masons B, ARK Biber, and 100-News Reporter. It reads like a cluttered newspaper masthead mix with scattered dates, places, and staff references, offering little coherent event detail.
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Troop Mine Detection Instructor Loses Leg in Accident
An instructor guiding troops in mine detection and removal was injured when an accidental explosion severed his right leg. The incident occurred during training, with the instructor sustaining a severe but non fatal injury.
Should Corporation Taxes be Abolished Discussed tonight
A radio town meeting airs to weigh abolishing corporate taxes with opposing views from Beardeley Humldefend and Alvin Hansen. Sylvia Porter is highlighted as a key figure in the debate as attorney T N Tarleau supports Rumi. The Reader's Digest sponsors America's Town Meeting at 8 30.
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Sylvia Porter
Sam
T.N. Tarleau
U.S. Treasury
Rumi
Alvin Hansen
Harvard
America
Reader's Digest
Urges Bond Buying to Replace Equipment
Washington CPA War Department spokesman urged more bond buying to fund replacements for equipment lost in battle. John J. McClay noted there are no daily casualty lists of materiel but such losses are crucial to the fighting men. Series E Bond sales reach 31.408 billion with a 2.5 billion quota and a four week drive ending soon. Robert W. Coyne, field director, expressed optimism about hitting the drive target.
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CPA War Department
John J. McClay
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Robert W. Coyne
Treasurys War Finance Division
Stillwater Church Subscriptions Aid World Relief Reconstruction
Stillwater Methodist Church members topped pledges with $738 for World Relief Reconstruction and total reached $740 as announced by Pastor John C. Eliory. The article notes prayer services omitted and lists future meetings and circle activities with multiple members named.
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John C. Eliory
Funeral for Gilbert W. Ormsby Draws City Officials
Funeral services for Gilbert W. Ormsby longtime operator at the Troy Fire Alarm and Police Signal Station drew a large turnout of city and county officials led by Frank M. Ames Police Commissioner James F. Byron and Thomas J. Larkin. Mass at St Marys Church followed a service at his Jefferson Street residence with a solemn high mass, organist Agnes C Sneevan and choir, and bearers listed. Burial occurred in St Marys Cemetery as Father Meehan officiated. delegations also visited the hour.
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Edward al Pierce
John J. Grogan
Martin 3. Benson
Carroll J. Hendy
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Townsend Club No 2 Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Townsend Club No 2 plans its final meeting of the year in the Chasan Building rooms tonight at 8 00. Election of officers will be held followed by refreshments after the business portion.
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