Two Army Officers Rent Replica of Fort for Business
Two North Adams men Capt Alvert N Hardy and Lt Robert D Lane plan to open a metal ramp near the Fort Massachusetts replica in Germany after returning from service. The Massachusetts Historical Association had offered the replica for rent due to high maintenance costs. The officers saw the chance in notices that circulated to troops abroad and chose the site as a viable business venture.
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Alvert N Hardy
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Germany
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Address Change Notice From Apollo Knights Visit
A committee from Apollo Commanders Nais Knights Templar will visit Erheyden Hall this evening to distribute gifts to children. The visit now scheduled for Thursday January 3, per committee members. Commander Frederick Rose to lead the group.
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Apollo
Nais Knights Templar
Erheyden Hall
Iistead
Frederick
Rose
Columnist Taps His Memory Reflects 1915 In Review
Washington correspondent Pryderick Othman recalls the year 1915 with memory flashes on politics, society, and public discourse. He notes figures like Charmindolph Sabath and President Tryman, references shortages in the Army and wool blankets, and mentions debates over surplus property and undergarment issues in Congress. The piece blends satire with historical allusions.
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Othman United Prostate
Washington
Al'—Thia
Flnvi Lal Wiilers
Hollywood
Oisinger
Intello Department
Clement
Congress
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Senate
OPA
Bowles
Congressional
Goldberg
New York
Mother of Pearl
Joseph Omahoney
Wyoming
Official Predicts No Drudgery in Future Cooking
A Department of Marketing and Transportation Research official foresees easier cooking for housewives as pre cooked frozen foods and automatic dishwashers reshape meals. He predicts urban stores will offer ready meals and minimal prep, potentially reducing costs from producer to consumer.
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Wallington UP
Yhomsen
Agriculture Departments
Thomeen
Speech themes mix peace talk and press agency ties
Fragmented wartime chatter shows efforts by Cape Hat of Indiana and Sen Theodore Bilbo to shape public mood after the war. References to shopping, shirts, and a launch of a house hint at social shifts and political theater surrounding postwar reconciliation.
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Loyal 46 United Rubber Warries elect officers
Hoosick Falls reports officers chosen for the Loyal 46 United Rubber Warries of America with Francis Dougherty as president and Anthony Christaldi as vice president. Other roles include secretary William Gennan treasurer William Redmond and sergeants at arms Bernard Saboski and Guy Wilma. Executive board members include Walter Ryan Edward Archer and others. installation planned at next meeting.
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Loyal
United Rubber Warries of America
Francis Dougherty
Anthony Christaldi
William Gennan
Tresurer
William Redmond
Bernard Saboski
Guy Wilma
Walter Ryan
Edward Archer
Frank Spenditt Witliam St Hulane
Raymond aAtmitate
John Pohines
Cus Sheffer
Robert Lewsey
Frank Windigan
Helen Tate
Fea
Major Happy Confined To Quarters On Promotion Eve
Panama Canal Department announces Major Happy, a life size mannequin used at Ft Clayton, is confined to quarters on the eve of his promotion to lieutenant colonel. He has been disciplined for failing to return salutes and drawing attention from passing women. The store manager Elbert McKay defends the posting, noting long service and the forthcoming advancement.
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Dring
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Vic Cuddihy
Une
Juhatua Bady
Cpl
James A Guddihy
Richard Joseph
George Cuddihy
Troasick Falls
Williamy Ramsty
Albany the
Funes
James Chinch Athing
Marys Cemetery
Hoosick Falls
Panama Canal Department
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Panama
McKay
East Sule Migs Leonid Cinpsey Return From New York
East Sule Migs Leonid Cinpsey returned from New York with her son and daughter in Jaw Wy and Miss Kenneth Cinpsey on kinney avenues. The brief visit followed a weekend with family and is noted in local society circles.
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South Cambridge
Pater Geelan
Foster
Emily Bayley
Gloyd Pine
Harold Pin
West Haack Ware
Chestmas
Vis
Ko E Aiken
Jyndon Wallace
Vic Kenneth Eldred
Potter Hi
Maillard Jordan
Lee Ralph
Johnsonville
Jennie Snow
Bennington
Vic
Vira
Ralph Galloway
Lois Virtue
Cambridge
Wis
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Troy
Dor Goodrich
Migs
Leonid Cinpsey
Spring
Kinney Avenues
New York
Kenneth Cinpsey
Swiss Labor Seeks Higher Wages Amid Stalled Bargains
In Switzerland unions press for wage increases arguing living costs rose since 1949. Konrad Hg, president of a 20000-member metallurgical and water manufacturing workers’ union, says maintaining prewar collective agreements could avert broader social strains. A Social Democratic member of parliament notes wage gains would require about 73 percent more than 1949, while some advocate $1500 annual pay for average workers, up from about $1000.
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Price competition for Swiss goods amid wartime costs
The passage suggests reducing costs by dispensing with allocations paid for higher flying costs and using welfare fund payments to achieve end goals in a world market. It notes price pressures and strategic finance during wartime.
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