Dairymen to Act On Price Rise Proposal
The Dairymen's League Campermive Association plans to move a proposal to raise the price of milk by eight cents per hundredweight at a meeting this week. President Henry J Rathbun says the move would seek a higher average return, with a U S Department of Agriculture petition if needed, to avert a potential fall milk shortage.
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New York
Dairymen's League Campermive Association
Mx Board of di
Henry J. Rathbun
New Hurford
N. Y
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rathbun
Enid
Association
Papal Conclave Creates Thirty-Two New Cardinals
The secret consistory elevates 32 cardinals from global sees led by United States archbishop Francis Spellman of New York and Toronto’s James McGulgam to the Holy College. Attendees include Emmet Stritch of Chicago, Edward Mooney of Detroit, Manuel Artenga y Belan of Havana, and Jose Mindszenty of Hungary, among others from Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
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Villiars City
Um—Hera
Inamta
United States
Archbinhope Frincis J. Spellasan
New York City
John J. Glennon
St. Laute
Emmet A. Stritch
Chlengamil
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Canada
James Gharlea McGulgam
Toronto
Cuba
Manuel Artenga Y Belanredurt
Mavana
Brazil
Carlos Carmelo de Va
Strongonia
Hungary
Germany
Kanrad von Preysing
Biktun
Berlin
Josef Prlage
Cologne
Glewens August von Gilen
Muenster
Australia
Norman Gilroy
Sydney
Netherlands
Johannes de Jong
Utrecht
China
Thomas Tien
Ruspe
Vsing-Tea
France
Emilie ‘Rogues
Cambridge Central School Closes Friday for Washington Birthday
Cambridge Central School will close Friday in observance of Washington's Birthday. A "parents night" for Cub Scouts is planned for the next day with parents as guests seeking a motion picture on Cubbing. Mr and Mrs Noscoe McHachran have returned from Salinas California after weeks away. The Women's Auxiliary of Captain Maxson Post American Legion sponsors a benefit card party at Mrs Julia Gorman's home on Washington Street at 3 pm Friday observed as Washington's Birthday.
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Cambridge Central School
Washington
Noscoe McHachran Hace
Salinas
Cal
Alexander & Allen
Women's Auxiliary
Maxson Post
American Legion
Julia Gorman
Washington Street
Curley Sentenced in Federal Fraud Case
Former Boston mayor Curley receives one month to year terms plus fines for involvement with Engineers Group Inc alleged to have collected large sums by misrepresenting project liabilities. Co-defendants Donald Wakefield Smith and James G. Fuller receive multi year terms. All intend to appeal. Curley vows to seek Supreme Court review if needed.
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Iuhier M
Curlay
Boutun
Wedern
Engineers Group, Inc
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
James G. Fuller
Atlanta
Janes G. Proctor
Smith
Fuller
Lineir
United States Circwit Court of Ape
Valentine Parties At School And Local Notices
Valentine parties were held at the school on Thursday. Jamey Agin returned from a trip to Orlando Florida. Miss Gertrude Jones is in Samaritan Hospital after tonsil removal. The Cor Sho-Mareh of Dimez reports $66.05 raised for the national drive. Nancy Norton has returned to her barge at Schenectady after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johns. The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Guard will hold a special worship service at Mrs. Jesse Frisbie's home Tuesday afternoon in observance of the first nationally organized work of Presbyterian women for foreign missions. Misses Dora and Ruth Burdely hosted the Grace Methodist Sunday School Young People at a Valentine party Friday evening. Competition games were played with high score prizes. A Valentine box was at the center of the evening. Refreshments were served.
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Jamey Agin
Orlando
Gertrude Jones
Samaritan
Cor Sho-Mareh of
Dimez
Misa Nancy Norton
Schenectady
Earl Johnston
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Guard
Jesse Frisbie
Presbyterian Women For Foreign Missions
Dora
Ruth Burdely
Grace Methodist Sunday School
On the Air Local Radio Programs Summary
Radio listings from Troy and nearby stations show program names and hosts across morning blocks. Partial names and scrambled words suggest a local schedule with talk, news briefs, religious hymns, and daily shows featuring hosts such as Tom Brennan and Ted Matune.
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Troy
Armante
Shue Thaker
Harry
Hotel Chelsea Through Time as Landmark in Manhattan
Historic Chelsea Hotel remains a living page of New York lore. Once the tallest building, it hosted writers like Sara Bernhardt Mark Twain and Henry James while guests filled its 300 rooms, now painters and poets occupy many rooms as the Flatiron Building surpassed it in height.
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Manhattan
Gbelwa
Sara Wernhardt
Mark Pwain
G Henry
Thopas Wolfe
Norefalas
Weilers
Hess
John LaTouche
John Storn
Dimition
Riniis
Artiary
Janeway
Chelsea
John Slouse- Mah
Chester A. Arfur
Vom Walle
Engar Lee Masterg
Gathow
Abie Hotel
Peenell Kennedy
Wainy
Jap Scheme to Regain Fishing Business Revealed
Allied officials exposed a prewar Japanese plan to outfit vessels on Hollandaise Island and ship crab and salmon to the United States. The scheme involved chartered ships and crews, with ten carrier boats of 3000 to 4000 tons and 2500 veterans ready to work. Officials warned it would flood the American market and evade trade regulations.
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Alliedt
United States
Gol
Rop Medien
Asherius
Japan
United
Fiedler
Tokyo
Lakedate
Hollalide Island
Fem
America
Selmon
Instrument Man Aids Students In Violin Craft Travel
Willahald Gantad Klenger, dubbed Stenger, travels from Evanston to colleges and schools teaching violin making with Ungera tones. He claims a 25 year wood import adds value, and he can craft a violin in about three years through staged seasoning, carving, varnishing, and aging. He aims to improve instrument quality across universities and music programs. Also notes Lt. Ruegan F Cregwire's ten day leave spent near Camp Hoynen Buxito in Luzon.
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Willahald Gantad
Stenger
Evanaton
Stenger Saya Ul
Covlon
Luzon
Rugeun F Cregwire
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Luxun
Idle time used to smooth domestic difficulties in Gory Ind
A Superior Court judge pro tem, Paul Pinzen of Lake Superior, was asked to dismiss a divorce case. The spouses reportedly reconciled, with Judge Plane approving the arrangement.
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Ind
Paul 7
Superior Court
Dlaniisa
Untitled fragment hints at worker pay dispute and wall work
A fragmentary report notes a workman and pay issues involving a wall job. Details are unclear but imply a dispute over compensation and project terms between a laborer and employer.
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