Ives Seeks Post on Labor Committee
Senator Ives of New York seeks a seat on the Labor Committee with support from party leaders. Dewey, Dewey confidants, and other GOP figures discussed the assignment, with some indicating Ives’s strong labor policy background could aid his candidacy.
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Carnival and conference in Albany with Dewey visit
A fragmented report notes a Wednesday conference at the executive mansion in Albany with Dewey. Republican congressmen are invited to attend, and Dewey seeks closer cooperation between the state government and New York’s Congress. Rep. Charles A. Hal Teck of Indiana is mentioned for leadership.
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Dewey
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Christmas Season Socials and Visits Highlight Round Lake Notes
Round Lake reports concienes to home withness and improvements after illness. Local gatherings note a Christmas party at Mrs. O Brien’s door and a Women’s Auxiliary meeting at All Saints Church with Refreshments. The Malls Home Bureau met at Library Hall for a business meeting and a Christmas party with plans to send bashotes to shut-ins.
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Women's Auxiliary
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
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Slim Hope of Finding Wrecked Marine Plane
A slim hope persists for locating the wreckage of a Transport plane carrying 32 Marines. Search efforts shifted to rugged terrain near Eatonville after a prior unsuccessful sweep. Community notes include holiday program highlights and upcoming meeting changes.
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Geography Shapes Juke Box Business Across Pittsburgh Areas
Claire, a jukebox agency worker in Pittsburgh, studies neighborhood tastes by district. She notes Slavic papule districts, Black and white areas preferring different genres, and aldermen frequenting spots for drinks. Her work revolves around selecting records to match local tastes.
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Obuye Gillett
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Beunaliy
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Pittaburg
Pittsbirg
Claire
Negra
Blues
Local News From North Hoosick and Nearby
Rough readable notes from North Hoosick report Mrs Will Husselt and Mrs Mars gate Russell spent Scrudsy in Troy. A Tom muniy Chih meeting at the school tomorrow night. Mrs Helen Sherwood returned to New York after visiting here. Mr and Mrs John Houlton of Schenectady spent a weekend with Hank Brady and others. Edna Mac Chisioel celebrated her eighth birthday with friends at home. A social dance at Iermain Hall Friday night aided the Community Club. Home Bureau Christmas party planned at the school with a program and entertainment.
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Mars Gate Russell
Troy
Helen Sherwood
New York
John Houlton
Schenectady
Hank Brady
E. Merrill
Ashworth
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cammidge
George Hustington
Mewit-Hierington
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Hoosick Walls
Edna Mac Chisioel
Stray Cow Sparks Odd Pursuit in Forgotten Rural News
A stray cow prompts a long pursuit as deputies corral the animal and a local resident explains the incident. Amid community notes, a Christmas party at the Methodist Church unfolds with a turkey dinner at 5 30 pm and a table decor details. Officers wrap the report with society elections and a gift for retiring president Mrs John Cathcart.
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Ellis Russell
Bank Brady
Clapton Millman
Ables
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Methodist Church
Stella Gaetha
Thomas Allen
Clayton Hillman
Hauy Straub
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Egie Dent
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Stella Guerliaz
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Lemna Kipp
Coin Collecting Boom Drives New York Hobby 1898 Legacy
HAL HOYLE surveys the coin collecting boom in America. The Stack brothers, dealers since 1898, sell rare pieces including a $4 gold piece once sold for 1000, warn of fakes, and note wartime color in the hobby. With about 250000 followers, the trade grows as old coins circulate from households and new collectors emerge.
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New York
Mionuy
Stack Brothers
Doneph B. Ant Morton
San Francisco
Col Collecting
Keph Stanic
Ameria Soldigis
Joseph
Ancient Greek coin values in a late ancient market
Fragmentary text discusses a Greek coin from Aegina or Aeolian regions. It references values around $100 and up to $50,000 for a cow during a fictional ancient market, with remarks by a character named Joseph on the decadachin of Alliens and the weight differences between metals. The passage is unclear and appears to mix currencies and timelines.
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Gayle
Aeuian
Joseph
Alver
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