Employment Service Aids Epileptics In Work Integration
The US Employment Service reports many epileptics can work with proper placement. Interviewers assess seizure type frequency and warnings, then match two or three suitable jobs and tailor duties to avoid hazards. Service roles like sales, insurance, hotel, office, and light factory work are identified as appropriate, while moving machinery and high places are avoided.
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Aged Lawyer Chester G. Bl dear Dies in Lyons
Wayne County obituary notes the death of Chester G. Bl dear a veteran Western New York attorney with a 62 year Lyons career as he prepared for funeral arrangements yesterday.
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Lyons
Chester G. BL Dear
Wayne County
New York
Soviet Acceptance Protested by Saenz in Mexico City
Professor Vicente Saenz secretary general of the Democratic Union of Central America protested to Soviet Ambassador Constantin Oumansky in Mexico City over Moscow recognizing Nicaragua’s Somaza regime. Saenz warned that Russia’s move gains sympathy for Nazi fascists and Latin American companies harming workers. He likened Soviet tactics to European policy shifts and warned of risks to the United Nations. Also reported is the death of Marcel Doret, 48, French air ace of World War I, in Abbeville.
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Forest Land Sought for Mining
A concurrent resolution to amend the Adirondack forest preserve constitution to open lands to mining operations was introduced in the Senate by Senator Rhoda Fox Graves. The measure would allow mineral rights claims with fees and annual rents, while preserving timber and forest protections and preserving state royalties on gold or silver.
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Rence County
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Adirondack Forest Preserve
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Adirondacks
DeGrasse and
Benson
Secretary of’ State
New York State
Troy Central opens today with full activity program
The physical department of Troy Central prepares a complete program of activities and opens its facilities today in Tuli.
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Troy Central
Puzzle Phrase Scramble Across the Page
A cryptic crossword style list with mixed letters and clues presented as across entries and numbers. The readable fragments hint at names, places, and phrases but the exact solutions are obscured by garbled OCR text requiring reconstruction. The page reads like a syndicated word puzzle section with incomplete entries.
Community notes from Hoosick Falls and Methodis church
Hoosick Falls and Methodists elect a long list of officers with W Beban presiding. Highlights include committees for Membership Finance Pastoral Relations Youth and Records and a basketball game between Heatly High School and Saint Mary’s Academy. Vital statistics note three births and four deaths in village January with six marriage licenses issued townwide. dog licensing deadline looming with penalties.
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Stuke
Martin
Jana
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John H.R
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Anna Casey
William F. O'Hearn
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Penniless Spinsters Leave Bonds in London
The article notes Caroline and Matilda Newton, two spinster sisters long living in London, survived a July bomb at their old three story house. In the debris, papers reveal they held over $30,000 in a bank in Honda from the last year.
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Matilda Newton
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Brooklyn Legion Posts Admits 14 Year Old Member
New York report states Howard Francis Moser, a Brooklyn schoolboy, was the youngest American Legion member in the area possibly the country. He was mustered out of the Navy for age and admitted to the Lesson Post on Monday after serving over eight months.
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Howard Francis Moser
Yesterdar
American Legion
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Young Moser
Navy
America Town Meeting on Fascism Fear
A radio forum titled Is America in Danger of Going Fascist asks listeners to explore vital issues. Tonight's program, America’s Town Meeting sponsored by The Reader's Digest, airs at 8:30 on WTRY.
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Reader's Digest
POW John Simpson Confirmed Missing in France Now Prisoner of War
John H. Simpson reported missing in France since November 8 has been confirmed a prisoner of war of Germany. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles Simpson of 63 Ferry Street received word directly from their son. Simpson entered service in 1941 and spent about ten months overseas after working at Watervile Arsenal. He has two brothers in the Navy Seaman Arthur Simpson and Seaman James Simpson.
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Germany
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James Impson
Navy
GI Bride Prefers Piloting Streetcar in Omaha Tale
Private James Uriah Smith testified in District Court about marrying Miss Louie June Drake who desired to work as a trolley pilot. Drake had sought a streetcar job but was initially turned down for being too young and later accepted by the company after marriage.
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Bill of Rights Week Designated by New York Regents
The New York State Board of Regents announced the week of February 1823 designated as Bill of Rights Week. The action follows a state edit law requiring annual observance to highlight the importance of federal guarantees and civil liberties.
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Federal Bill of Rights Data Outlined by Corey
Corey notes many publications cite March 21 1790 as the date of data. He adds that Governor George Clinton signed the bill adopting the amendment on February 27.
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