Southerner Sees Enough Of North
A North Carolina youth, Frasier, admitted he left home three weeks ago to see the North and said he would be glad to return to school. Police say he was arrested in Rensselaer County on a wagon rags charge and the judge arranged for his transportation home. The boy told the court he had seen enough of the North and now wants to go back to school.
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Groeneleere
W. Oy
Rensselaer
Frasier
Vincent 7. Cunningham
Wagrang
Po- Mee Justicn
Thomas J. O'Connor
John T. Frasier
North Carolln
Leaders Cool To Control Bid By Truman
Washington lawmakers show lukewarm to Truman price and wage control plan. Sparkman Gaulden Ga says need big government spending to avoid inflationary spiral while limiting steel expansions. Spence hints at passage to fight inflation and deflation, Flanders blasts wage controls as a government overreach harming business and labor balance. The measure would grant the President standby power to set ceilings on key cost-of-living and defense items.
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Washington
Ins
Truman
Senate Banking
Sparkman
Senate Finance
George
House Banking
Spence
Flandera
North Bennington News Highlights Local Meetings and Sports
North Bennington residents held a circle gathering at Mrs. Charles M Young's home with Mrs Edith Burns assisting. Pfc Thomas A Dutelle, son of Mr and Mrs William J Dutelle, was promoted to corporal. North Bennington High School won the Girls Taconic League championship by defeating Bennington. Rev John M Maxwell will speak on his Ireland Scotland trip at South Shaftsbury Methodist Church. Lake Paran Home Demonstration Unit met February at Mrs Tracey Kenyon's home with talk on clothing and accessories and a white elephant gift to Mrs Carrie V Weston of Chicago. Mrs Mae Bromley celebrated with a birthday dinner at Mrs Tracey Kenyon's home. over 24 friends attended with chicken dinner dessert ice cream and cake.
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South Bide
Charles M.young
Edith Burns
Hestess
Thomas A. Dutelle
William J. Dutelle
North Bennington
North Bennington High School
Bennington
Cork
John M. Maxwell
North Bennington Baptist Church
Ireland
Scotland
South Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Lake Paran
Tracey Kenyon
J. J. Dunham
Carrie V. Weston
Chicagol
Joseph McCarthy
Mae Bromley
Tracy Kenyon
James Huntington
Schaghticoke RPI Orchestra Concert at First Presbyterian
The 49 piece RPI concert orchestra with organist and vocalist, directed by Joel Colvin, will perform at First Presbyterian Church in Banastre on February 27 at 7 30 p m A congregational meeting follows on Sunday at 7 30 p m to discuss forming an exploratory committee for potential federation with the Methodist Church
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R.pi
Joel Colvin
First Presbyterian Church
Banas
Methodist Church
Scientists Start New Cancer War
Scientists at the West Research Institute announce a new cancer experiment using an unknown pneumonia bacteria derived substance. Tested on mice with induced leukemia, the aim is to assess potential effects against leukemia and other cancers, with Massachusetts purification and San Antonio labs coordinating. No human predictions are made.
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Paul VV
Worcester
St Louis
Massachusetts
San Antonio
Destructive Power and a Hidden Cancer Threat
A fragment discusses dangerous forces and abnormal growth tied to cancer research. It references unknown subjects, possible locations, and a claim about radioactive substances affecting outcomes, suggesting early speculative conclusions from a controversial study.
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Blocha
Eich
Socio Tate
Belentiota
Manking
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