Holland’s Recovery Hinge On Food and War Reparations
The Hague interview with Dutch Premier discusses postwar recovery, noting food shortages easing slowly, reliance on the United States Canada and South America for wheat, improving vegetables and dairy, pervasive cloth and shoe shortages, and war losses of rolling stock and cars. He cites limited rail service, damaged coaches, and no new tires, with plans to import cars and rebuild transport by year end.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Hague
Reheemyrhor
Cran
White Uttra
Mack
Publi
Helland
Egber
United States
Canada
South America
England
Gergiaa
Germany
Halland
Machinery shortage hinders industry and transport
The article notes a severe shortage of machinery and machine tools after German seizures, crippling industry and railway repair. It cites limited dollars in the United States and plans to import assets once released, while praising press freedom and exchange of news as essential to world peace in Holland.
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America
United States
Tolland
Ales
Mack
Motrons
Holland
Community Notices from Berlin and Pine Avenue
Mr and Mrs Clarence Jones of Berlin visited Mrs Henry Molson and family on Pine Avenue. Elven members of the diair at the Reformed Church held a dinner party at the Clermont on Wednesday, then a theater party sponsored by the consistory. Morning services at the Reformed Church will be held at 10 30 a.m tomorrow. Rev William Guston will speak on Dont Wait. Sunday School officers and teachers installation at 7 30 p.m. The Clover Clovers and the Blue Moon 4 H Clubs will meet at the school Monday at 2 30 p.m. Men Thomas Rogers Mrs staring shutieson and Mrs Shiitey Petz are seniors.
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The
Reformed Church
Clermont
Thomas Rogers
Staring Shutieson
Shiitey’ Petz
Magses
St. Aur Lrose’s
Ed Burnham
Pitts Hoy House
Daniel A. Foley
New York
Eugene
Foley
Joe
Tazy
Kathryn PR. Foley
Une Apeny Ale Gorpy
Serzeaul Foley
Okinawa
Manila
Calvary Methodist Church
William BR. Williams
Unclear Text Item About Berlin and Albany Hospital
Fragmentary report mentions Berlin saward 8 Waterman and Fort Dig from overseas. References a home in the near future and PAR who has been a patiant to Albany Hospital. Mentions Sylvia Suliman, a fall, Samaritan Hospital, and a return home Tuesday.
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Berlin
Saward
Waterman
Futuie
Par
Albany Hospital
Sylvia
Suliman
Samaritan Hospital
Chapter Plans to Entertain Masons in Lansingburg
Palestine Chapter O B S met at Lansingburg Masonic Temple and heard a reading from The Life of Lincoln by Florence Marbot. Worthy patron William Grovsbeels presided as patriotic elections were held by Oilie Steinhither and Jessie Holstrum with Mildred McCyehrane at the piano. Plans to entertain Master Masons at a later date were made and Villetta Chapter visits are anticipated with Lydia Ashnay making an official visit. Candidates will be initiated at the Feb 2 meeting. A Valentine social was held with refreshments by Warnthy Briggs and her assistant.
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Palestine
O. B.S
Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Lincoln
Florence Marbot
William
Grovsbeels
Oilie Steinhither
Jessie Holstrum
Mildred McCyehrane
Plano
Villetta
Lydia Ashnay
Warn Thy Briggs
Whitehall Banquet Honors World War II Veterans in K of C Hall
Whitehall council Knights of Columbus and guests gathered Thursday evening in the K of C hall to honor members who served in the armed forces. Judge Leon M. Layden presided as trustmaster. Rev Joseph H. Polietier offered the invocation, Albert St. Claire gave the welcome, and Ambrose Gillian paid tribute to Ovid B. Case and Samuel Frannino, former members who died in the line of duty. Taps were sounded by Patsy Cappelle. Taura Gordon led "The Star Spangled Banner." Short addresses followed by Father Pelletier Rev Thomas F. McBride Rev Frangier Gilchrist and District Deputy Gordon Moynihan. Arthur P. Teving, Glens Falls Post Star marshal and Glens Falls Council Knights of Columbus member, spoke as principal speaker. Salons were rendered by Eitht and Tuyity, with Edward Holland on piano. The program concluded with a benediction by Father Gnehrst.
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Whiteshall Counc
Knights of Calumnis
K of C
Wounen
Jurge Leon M. Layden
Joseph H. Polietler
Albert St. Claire
Ambrose Gillian
Ovid B. Case
Samuel Frannino
Patsy Cappelle
Taura Gordon
Father Pelletier
Thomas F. MrBride
Frangier Gilchrist
Gordon Moynihan
Glens Falls
iArthur P. Teving
Mare
Glens Falls Post Star
Glens Falls Canneil
Kimshts
Columabus
Eitht and
Tuyity
Edward Holland
Father Gnehrst
Me Church Gilead Luthers elect officers and committees
Center Brunswick at the meeting of Me Church Gilead Luther's wa j Church officers were reelected Fred Meyar lay president Clifford Hayner sec itary Allen Hayner treasurer Burdette Hayner general secretary Corland Hoyt assistant secretary Finance Allen Hayner Bur dette Hayner Lloyd Hayners mizic Mrs Elmer Newton Mr Gordon Sherman Mrs Crrs Bulsum Himes Hayner property rein Dertick Jol Bristel Carl Bulcon Mrs Allen Hayner Mae A D Rob erty Mrs E L Brust benevolence Mrs George Lockrow Mrs John File Mrs Frank Keeiger Rev Dayton Van Densengners More vit Hayner Min Alayner Ernest Laclero a Dervick committee to secure continued service of Mrs Carl Buledon an organist aid Slintey Flayner as sexton.
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Cauner
Gilead Luthes
J Church
Fred Meyar
Clidard Hayner
Allen Hayner
Burdette Hayner
Corland Hoyt
Lloyd Hayners
Mizic
Elmer Newton
Gordon Sherman
Crrs Bulsum
Himes Hayner
Rein
Dertick
Jol Bristel
Carl Bulcon
Mae
A. D. Roberty
E. L. Brust
George Lockrow
John File
Frank Keeiger
Dayton van Densengners
Morevit Hayner
Min Alayner
Ernest Laclero
Dervic
Factions in India face crisis over Pakistan demand
The Moslem League led by Jinnah claims a Pakistan majority in Sind and Assam, while Congress denies a majority and warns of possible central government disruption. Observers see potential Gandhi mediation, with famine threats looming and riots likely if central authority ignores Pakistan demands or if famine worsens.
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Honsbay GP
Jinnah
India
Pakistan
Thas
Sind
Assam
Olec- Honda
Jiannah
Congress
Simla
Sia
League
Ting
Gandhi
Jinnan
Menalime
America
England
Manistries
Fanine T
Bragni
Halfmoon Ladies Guild to Host Social in Fire House
Halfmoon Ladies Guild of the Baptist Church plans a social at the fire house on Friday evening February 22 with Mrs John Mitchell as hostess. Meetings and social events for Halfmoon groups are noted with officers from the Halfmoon Grange attending the Saratoga County Grange officers conference at Malta Grange Hall on Thursday evening February. Hawley Chemical Company hosted a farewell party for Howard Swatling son of Mr and Mrs Swatling at the fire house Thursday evening. Swatling, who served in the Army Air Corps, departs for Florida Hancock today.
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Halfmoon
Ladies’ Guild of the Baptist Church
Fir House
Fire House
John Mitchell
Halfmoon Grange Wit
Saratoga County Grange
Malta Tigre Grange Hall
Hawley Chemical Company
Howard Swatling
Pyine
Swating
John Cetemuga
Swatlingg
Army Air Corps
Wil Jewve
FL. Hancock
Major Crimes Show Increase in New York State
Major crimes rose 41.8 percent from 1948 to 1949 per Correction Commissioner John A. Lynes report to the Legislature. Total crimes 65,043 in 1949 rising to 73,417 last year, the largest since the high in 1939. Automobile theft also climbed above prewar levels, with 14.1 percent rise. Homicide cases reported at 370, an 11.4 percent gain from 1944.
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York State
John A. Lynes
Legislatue
Johnsonville notices and visitors through weekend
Johnsonville residents host guests as families and friends visit Cambridge and Guilderland Center. Miss Barbara Ketchum returns from Hoosick Falls to join relatives. Grace Methodist plans the ninth quarterly conference at Valley Falls while churches join in World Day of Prayer observances at the Presbyterian Church.
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Johnsonville
Misa
Winifred Ann Tunt
Jessie Frisbie West
George Herrington
Umbridge
Harriet Sweat
Ella Barnett
Cambridge
Barbara Ketchum
Hoosick Palls
Lea Hyntck
Grace Methodist Church
Valley Falls Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Murch & WI
Carson Vitor
Phyllis
George Carmon
Gladys
Guilderland Center
Suniday
Edgar, Fields
Local residents visit in town and nearby areas
Tomhannock Mrs. John Meandige and Mr. Geary Cornell from South Cambridge visited on Wednesday. Randy MacWilliams from Albany stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Metsughlin. Hawry Gquodermore from Nennington and Viola Brundige hosted Sunday guests. Mrs. John Lesson and Charlotte Meltwink called on Mrs. Ida Hunt. A Coluaje prayer meeting is planned at Mrs. Edward Burdick’s home Wednesday evening.
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Tomhannock
John Meandige
Geary Cornell
South Cambridge
Randy MacWilliams
Albany
Alfred Metsughlin
Hawry Gquodermore
Nennington
Viola Brundige
John Lesson
Charlotte Meltwink
Schayhtlenke
Ida Hunt
Coluaje
Edward Burdick
Central High School Dance and Doughnut Sale Notice
West Sand Lake residents Mr and Mrs Charles Ryemiller visit. Camp Fire Girls led by Mrs Walter Mevler run a doughnut sale. Central High School Avenil Part Senior Class plans a dance this evening in the school auditorium.
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Charles Ryemiller
Walter Mevler
Central High School of
Newtonville Visitors Return From St Petersburg Florida
Newtonville Mr and Mrs Emmett vun Broeck and Emmett Jr and Mr and Mrs Warner Ter Broechi returned after weeks away spending time in St Petersburg Florida The Women's Society of the Methodist Church will present Thursday afternoon Mrs Delbert Saath is hostess and will be assisted by Atte Jenny Jerata and Mia Margaret Robinson
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Newtonville
Emmett Vun Broeck
Emmett, Jr
Warner Ter Broechi
St Petersburg
Fla
Women's Society of the Methodist Church
Delbert Saath
Wil
Atte
Jienny Jerata
Mia
Margaret Robinson
Sage College graduate takes post in India and Africa
Miss Moulton, a 1914 Sage College nursing graduate and daughter of missionaries, leaves Boston for a five year assignment in Ahmednagar Andis and Wai Hospital Wal. She earned a nursing degree from Russell Sage College School of Nursing and was born in Wu.
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Lind
Atottina
Ray
Mia
Joseph Lb
Mowlton
Aubinnmile
Maas
Mijnrnd
Mussel Sage College
Lix
Hhe
Luis Week
Boston
India
Muniton
Akise
Ahmednagar
Andis
Will Lee
Wai Hospilu
Wal
Lelia
Miss Moulton
Backsley of Seignes
Ruzuell Sage College School of Nursing
Wui
Tuenkly
Local Church Services and Community Notes
Church morning and evening services planned at St. Aur Lrose’s and Calvary Methodist with lay leaders and music provided by local choirs. Community circle meetings, military family updates, and a guest speaker are noted, along with a discharged service member returning home from overseas.
22 000 Troops Arrive From War Zones From War Zones
War end era returns over twenty two thousand American troops by ship, with fifteen transports carrying forty seven thousand six hundred and thirty five men into the West Coast and four ships docking at New York. Various units and hospitals listed among arriving personnel from multiple theaters.
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Associated Press
U. S
West Coast
New York
Wnd Walle
Qon
Robert L. Howse
Lo Haved
Nelbling 33Rd
Anti-Aircraft Artilury Aly Warning Battalions
Queetermaster Service Company
Thiyteth Field Hospitals
Ddddth Quartermaster Truck Company
283S Enngineers Petroleum Distributing Company
Buvunth Anth Aircraft Artllery Group
Felt
Maritime Victory
la Havre
48Th
Occidental Victory
Calcutta
General Fleischer
Antwerp
AL Seattle
le Grande Victory
Nagoya
Army
Navy
Greenville Victory
Philippine
Almanel
Taku
San Diego
U.S
Cullman
Local Visitors And Family Updates Across Town
Grafton Mr and Ms Bilton Maxon stay at home with Mr and Mrs Fred Bledermans and Mrs Paul E. Susse of Schenectady visit her mother Mrs EM Simmons over the weekend. Mant Tansic and sister Frances from New York visit Mr and Mrs Jenny. Rev Robert Gunslaus was overnight guest of his father Jamal Gunslaus after attending services in Vermont and en route to Cobleskill.
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Grafton
Mya
Bilton Maxon
Akne
Fred Bledermans
Paul E. Susse
Schenecady
EM Simmons
Mant Tansic
Alster
Frances
New York
Jenny
Thecony
Robert Gunslaus
Jamjal Gunslaus
Gervians
Vermont
Iis Weg
Coblesiell
Wyavaaloktll dinner by Al Wynantskill P T A
The Pryant Teacher Association hosts a dinner at the Reformed Church with Peter Minnniiokd of Albany speaking. May 18. Gaston delivers invocation, Ms. Ploraon assists, and birthday cakes mark the association’s 20th anniversary. Decorations feature white and Valentino cards, with Johnny Cushing in charge of decurghans. The Gadlest Ald Bor clery arranged the dinner and serving staff prepared lime cordial and mint julep beverages.
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Pryant Teacher Association
Reformed Church
Peter
Gaston
The
Leo
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