Miss Rayne Payne Weds Donaldton Paxton in Bridgeport
Miss Nancy Virginlit Payne daughter of Mr and Mrs R South Payne of Whllingford formerly of Troy married Janes Donaldton Paxton 2nd son of Mr and Mrs Wilunt Paxton of Bridgeport at Ghelat Church Medi. Rev William Alberto pore officiated. Attendants wore deep red velvet gowns. The couple left for a Sea Island Georgia wedding trip and will reside in Bridgeport after.
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Robert Burland Payne
Bt Paga ‘Tox
Myra Morris
St. Davids
Wee Tha Hower
Willam S. Warner
New Haven
Conn
Sistets
Robert B. Payne
el Paso
Tex
Arthur Robinson
Schenectady
Bheilon Pagus
Ralph Blackburn
John Britton
Bridgeport
Yather
Payne
Paxton
Sea Island
Emma Willard Schoal
Rowland Hall
Salt Lake City
Utah
Philadelphia
Hotchkiss School
Wallingford
Town Halliday Guests Join Doran and Draper Families
South Carver residents Mr and Mrs Robert Doran entertain with Mrs Doran's relatives Mr and Mrs Frederick Draper and Mr and Mrs Robert P Kahn at a small party before the Junior Beagle dance. Whitney Tillinghast arrives from Virginia for a two week Lawn visit. Victoria C Ley of New Haven Conn is weekend guest of Mr and Mrs James M Thomas. Thomas Tillinghast leaves for Lake Placid to visit Mrs Richard Lees for Christmas, and Mr and Mrs George H Van Arnam go to Falls City Neb to visit their daughter for the holidays.
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Halliday
Robert Doran and
Jamey M. Thomas
Thomas Tillinghast
Lake Placid
Richard Lees
George H. van. Arnam
Falls City
Neb
William Crook
Engagement Announced for Lois Mesnig to James Brearton
Ayard Park announces the engagement of Lois Mesnig daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph M Mesnig to James E Brearton son of Mrs James F Brearton and the late County Judge Brearton. Lois is a Catholic Central High School and Russell Sage College graduate and is a teacher at Averill Park Central School. Brearton is a LaSalle Institute Fordham College and Albany Law School graduate, a former Army Air Corps meteorologist, reached captain, and recently returned to law practice with Wiswall Walton Wood and MacAffer in Albany. No wedding date is set.
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Joseph M. Mesnig
Ayard Park
Hieir
Lois
Tames E. Brearton
Jamus F. Brearton
Brearton
Misa Mesnig
Catholic Central High School
Russell Sage College
Averill Park Central School
Wr. Brearton
LaSalle Institute
Pordham College
Albany Law School
Army Air Corps
New York University Department of Meteorology
Eight
Air Force
Wiswall, Walton, Wood and MacAffer
Albany
River Street Firm Plans Major Building Expansion
The John P. Ryan Furniture Co. of 281-288 River Street seeks remodeling and expansion that will double current space. A first-stage permit was issued by John F. Knaupp. Plans call for a four story addition to house showrooms and a warehouse, with a bridge to Front Street. Architects are Kelis G Holroyd. contractor James Dy an.
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River Street
Troy Bureau of Buildings
John P. Ryan Furniture Co
John F. Knaupp
Hydn
Front Street
Dyan
Codrastor
Kelis G& Holroyd
Hakluyts Sponsor First Account of Tahiti Discovery
A Hakluyt Society volume draws on the diary of boatswain George Stephenson from Captain Samuel Wallis’s 1762 Pacific voyage. It will publish early next spring as part of the society's effort to present original explorer narratives.
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London UP
Tahiti
Paradise Isle
Pacific
Bligh
Bounty
Hakluyt Society
Hakluyts
Society
Richard Hakluyt
George Stephenson
Samuel Wallis
Berliners Raise Tobacco Harvest Reaches High Output
Berliners harvested an estimated 150,000 pounds of tobacco this summer to be cured locally. The amount could yield about 1,750,000 packets of cigarette or pipe tobacco. The community operates strict monthly limits of six cigarettes for a man and three for a woman.
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Berlin
Waterford holiday league schedule and church events
Waterford readers face a holiday pause in the Waterford Indoor Bowling League with a one week layoff, resumption at 7 pm, and 1 pm or 7 pm start times. The season resumes January 6 with two games weekly. mid season banquet scheduled. parish activities include confessions, Christmas mass times, a choir concert, Wesleyan services, Sunday School parties, and a Baptist night service.
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Waterford
Hwiscontine
Seawon
Weel
Juague
St. Mary's Church
Misa Margaret Mellon
Waterford High School
GY. C
St. Michael's of Troy
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hill and Mailroad
Streets
Northside
First Presbyterian Church
Join House Memorial
Troy Area Christiany
Westminster Fellowship Group
Mt. Ida Memorial
Grate Episcopal Church
Janes
Kerr
Christias
Patsh House
Camp Wire Girls
Boy Scout
Aswel
Baptist
Qa Waterford Baptist Church
Victor Spraggins
Theodore Cozens
Jeanne Kling
Sala
Winifred Hicks
J. Knepka
Robert Cuzzens
William Hicks
Baby Jesus
Spraggin
Jesse Legrett
Effie Hincox
Walter Marland
Jane Newland
Kennth Hane
Spraggins
Geraldine
Jeanne
Kenneth Fry
Mrs. Spraggins
Jesu Bam
Army Plays Santa To Enlisted Troops
The Army opened a bag of Christmas presents for GIs, from freedom pledges to overseas reunions. Truman and top commanders sent greetings, with calls for lasting peace. Army flights aid 62 patients, 40 attendants sacrifice holidays for casualties’ families. Flights and furloughs run Dec 21 to Jan 5 1947. 1,260 prisoners released as a reward for good conduct.
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Washington
Ins
Arny
Truman
High Command
Europe
Army
Navy
World This Week reflects a year’s end trends in 1916
The week’s arc shows rising U S dollar power amid European hardship. Bacon rations fall in Britain while Naples faces strikes and price protests. France wrestles with an expensive socialist budget. UN optimism, Balkans inquiry, atomic energy debates, and Spain’s Franco regime remain dominant headlines.
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David K. Boynick
United States
Europe
London
Naples
Ileide de Gasper
France
Caix Inet
Laon Blum
United Nations General Assembly
U.N. Security Council
Balkans
Bernard M. Barich
U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
Guu
Francisco Franco
Spain
Jel Candilla
Sid
Political shifts and unrest mix in wartime era report
The piece notes Falange loyalists hardening support amid friction with Britain’s labor government over transportation nationalization. Churchill opposes the bill and signals action against Attlee’s government. Dispatches claim revolts rise in Tehran and surrounding areas, signaling instability abroad.
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Falange
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Burma
Clement FR. Attlee
Saviek
Teheran
Averbaijan
Hiad
Tran
Blind Handless Man Finds Town Heart in Owensboro
Seymore Griffith, 41, a blind and maimed Owensboro resident, faced eviction after years of poverty. Community effort raised 355 dollars to buy land and a four room home, funded by donations from churches, businesses, and professionals, with an open house celebrating the occupancy. A separate item notes Army recruiting offers nylon stockings to a woman or girl who brings in a prospective enlistee.
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Owensboro
Seymore Griffith
Griffith
Fudith Marie
Margie
Ada McGehée
Church of God
Clegyman
Griffiths
Louisville
Army
Nazi Doctor Guilty Sentenced to Death by War Crimes Court
An American war crimes court convicted German doctor Mennecke and another official for crimes at Eichberg Asylum. Mennecke received the death penalty, with accomplices given life to eight year terms. Two analysts were acquitted in the verdicts.
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Frankfurt
Sns
Ife
Dr. Mennecke
Eichberg
Green Island Rod and Gun Club Holds Meeting for Officers
The Green Island Rod and Gun Club will seat officers at a meeting today at 8 pm at Corporation Mall. The agenda includes routine proceedings and property matters to be discussed and finalized during the session.
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Green Island
Green Island Rod and Gun Club
Corporation Mall
Utepe
Helene Curtis
Dotlie Mae Beauly Salon
Swan ST
Bitter Cold Grips Europe Causing Food Delays
A severe cold snap grips Europe driving ice and snow across nations. Temperatures plunge to near zero in northern France and Belgium while England records single digits. Italy faces torrential rain and traffic disruption as Nice and Turin feel a freeze, and Rhine ice blocks barge loads, threatening potato imports and a looming distribution crisis. Authorities warn rail and river transport could stall, risking shortages.
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London
Ritiar
Europe
Demperaturen
Gerewoy
France
Belgium
England
Nice
Turin
Italy
Pavantg
Germany
Rhine
Wentplallan
Rijnsland Flow Milla
Regal
Rough Journey Beattly UY-Heymoné EB Bak
A fragment describes a perilous journey with a man finding his house doors locked his climb onto a rainy roof and peril near a bedroom widow ending on a perilous ledge with uncertain outcomes. The text is garbled but centers on a hazardous ascent and precarious position.
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Heymoné
Headgtier
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