Troops Return Home From Abroad on Transports
About 17 000 troops and civilian personnel aboard twenty transports arrived at multiple U S ports yesterday. Notable arrivals included units from La Havre and Manila with thousands of service members and dependents disembarking at New York, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco. A separate local incident in Pennsylvania involved a car stuck on railroad tracks until a locomotive freed it.
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Votovane
Hia
Stad Unity
New York
Sea Roblin
la Havre
Ruth Cheawleal
Bollallan
Arilery Ballateny
Nurstx
Wilfred Grenfell
Tridad
Tee Army
Franz Sigel
Tunis
Los Angeles
Drew
Saipan
Sea Star
Yokulwai
Sea Fiddler
Yahohaima
Lut Whitcomb
Naumen
Braxton
Satay
Dayton
Pearl Harbor
Audrani
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Woods
San Diego
Navy
YMS
San Franciscn
Manila
Santa Maria
Leyte
Army
Chateau Thierry
Honolulu
War Hawk
Indiana
Santa Monica
Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Fragmented Page
Fragmented OCR yields a jumbled crossword list with mixed phrases and odd spellings. Clues mention West Indies inland areas and various unrelated terms. The text reads unfinished and garbled with stray letters and parenthetical fragments.
Fragmentary Wartime Notice From Unclear Source
A brief unreadable snippet references revision or revision dates and sending authorities. text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions to confirm a coherent notice or event.
U S Arms 'eo Check Building Boom
The article explains why the government aims to curb costs and prices on new homes via subsidies for building materials. It cites postwar booms and busts, notes foreclosures and housing shortages, and outlines proposals to subsidize material makers to keep prices down while supporting production for veterans housing.
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James Marlow Washington
Tere
ABC
OPA
Chester
Bowles
Mit Linn
Armilies
Wilson W. W
Goernment
Congress
Relay to Feature Y M C A Swim Meet at Troy
A YMCA swimming meet organized by Troy Y M C A officials under Rob ert Neighbors and Richard Holton will be held tomorrow. Open to Troy high students and YMCA junior varsity members, it aims to recruit new swimmers with events including 50 yard freestyle 100 yard freestyle 200 yard freestyle 50 yard backstroke 50 yard breaststroke and a four man freestyle relay.
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Troy 7. M.C. A
Robert Neighbors
Richard Holton
Troy High School
Y. MG. AL Junar
Teventy Inchule
Tr Alyle
Alroke BO
Wrenst
Mediey Golay
Tornado Injures 14 In Oklahoma City
A tornado struck a southern Oklahoma City of about 20 000 early yesterday injuring at least 14 people and halting power and telephone lines. Rescue workers combed debris for more injuries as homes were destroyed and many roofs torn off.
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Okla CP
Oklahoma City
Ardmore
Arch Merriott
State Highway Patrol
Usat
Chiang Secrecy on Talks With Russia and China Policy
Chiang kai shek said informal discussions with Russia were under way but stressed no secret negotiations, noting economic conditions in Manchuria and a planned withdrawal timetable. He spoke publicly during a Shanghai visit, praising MacArthur’s program and commenting on price controls and promises by Chinese Communists. The crowd reacted with cheers as Chiang answered questions about U S relations and future steps.
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Shanghai
China
Rugula
Ching Kate Shek
Newamen
Chiang
Manchuela
Mancharia
Stecia
Ghoerinur
Shang- Ahi
U. S. State Department
Russia
Yas. Madane Chiang
General MacArthur
Nanking
Marshall
Investiture at St Francis Church Scout Week Observed
St Francis Church marked the annual Scout Week with a investiture ceremony for Troop 48. Patrick A. Crowe Jr promoted and blessed ten new scouts who took the oath as Rev Gregory M. Connally, troop chaplain, spoke. The event followed a church service and communion breakfast. George J. Bohrer presented the new scouts, with district Scout commissioner Burton W. Follett and neighbors in attendance.
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St Hrapola de Sutas
Tracy 48
Patrick A. Crowe
Seout Malgata Ag
Alle
Gregory M. Connally
Armon
Scoulg
George J. Bohrer
St. Francis’ Hall
Cobora
Burton W. Follett
Drames A. Elkenburgh
Local Scout Leader Dies in Fall at Albany Funeral Arrangements
Fragments describe the death of a scout leader named Geel Jr and the fire that injured others in 1904. Funeral set for tomorrow at Albany Rural Cemetery with Rev John Osbyde and Willams Rohrer leading services. Survivors include a widow and several relatives, while the event is tied to the Albany Episcopal Church community.
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Robert Iveiod
John W
Rns
Uvers
Aring
Meld
Arlby
Veteran Albany firefighter dies after long illness
Battalion Chief Barend Gael of the Albany Fire Department, with 44 years of service, died at his home on a Tuesday after an 18 month illness. He had been injured on August 14, 144, when his car collided with a truck during a prior incident in Albany.
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Barend Gael
Albany Fire Department
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Col- Uaion
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