Bromfield to Back Republican Ticket in Roosevelt Era
Louis Bromfield, famed labor conservationist and lifelong Democrat, said he would support Republican Bricker, Dewey, or Willkie against a fourth term by President Roosevelt. He added that he had never before voted a Republican ticket.
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Penetro promotes cold relief with dual action claim
An advertisement touts Penetro as a modern cold remedy. It promises outside counter irritation and inside vaporizing relief, noting a clean white base and pleasant use. Priced 25c single or 35c double supply.
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Bromfeld Considers Governor Run for national good
Former Ohio Democratic leader Bromfeld urged by state figures to seek governor but says a run may serve the country. He attacks the Henry Wallace concept of government as debt laden and production restricted. In Conshohocken Pennsylvania soldiers in Africa receive letters from home via a Jeep mail truck marked Here Comes Conshohocken.
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Conshohocken
Armour Lamb Stew from Armour Kitchens
Armour offers a four serving lamb stew recipe using Star Lamb shoulder or breast meat browned in lard with onions garlic water salt and pepper. Simmer 4 to 12 hours with potatoes carrots and turnip until tender. Optional gravy thickener uses flour and cold water.
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Dies Bares Peace Now Leader Dies Bares Peace Now Leader
The Dies Committee probes a post mortem claim tying John Albert Collett to founding the discredited Peace Now movement. Collett, a 33 year old Norwegian-born pacifist, traveled the country as field secretary then faced arrest for Peeping Tom in Cincinnati and later suffered a nervous breakdown amid questions about his motives and citizenship status.
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Local Marine, Army Tidbits From Whitehall and Vicinity
News from Whitehall mentions Corp Robert H Golden arriving safely in England. Navy Yeoman third class James Kilmer, son of Edna Kilmer, is promoted. Pvt Thomas Cordon returns to Camp Ellis after leave. Army student Gloria Sullivan visits her mother in Whitehall. Pvt Charles Bebo returns to duties in New York City after leave with family. Farewell party honors Mr and Mrs Sharon Graves as they move to Jonesville March 1. Beverley Chapman marked sixth birthday with friends. Lieut William J Turner, Air Medal and DSC recipient, named among American heroes.
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Harlam Valley Hospital
Wingdale
H E Sullivan
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Postal Department
New York City
Mountain Street
Sharon Graves
Whitehall Grange
Rufus I Norton
Hoosick Falls Lodge Exalted Ruler Night and Notices
Hoosick Falls Lodge 178 B P O E held Exalted Ruler Night in the Elks clubhouse with James A Dwyer in the exalted ruler seat. A nominating committee led by John J. McGrath was named to prepare a ticket for the next lodge meeting. Also noted were birthdays, dances, and annual dairy system elections. A farewell party honored Mrs Anna Harding prior to her WAC call. Cadet George Stuhler, a top amateur golfer, left his sport for pilot training in San Antonio.
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Elks
James A Dwyer
Clayton
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Richard Murphy
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John J. McGrath
Dwyer Chaiman
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Robert Brew
Thomas Burns
Lester Quinlan
Styles Smith
James M
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Nina Grogan
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Forrest Philpatt
United Dairy System
Hoosick Group
al Smyth
Springfield
Mass
Charles A. Breese
Breese Hollow
Anna Harding
WAC
Cecelia Davendanis
Wall Street
San Antonio
Heroes of the air in publication highlight war flyers
A recently issued publication lists Army Navy Coast Guard and Marine flyers as heroes. Lieutenant Turner famed in the North African campaign is now at Davis Monthan Field Tucson Arizona serving as a bombardier instructor.
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U S S Moore Named Giant Destroyer Launched At Staten Island
The 2 200 ton destroyer U S S Moore named for Capt Samuel W Moore was launched yesterday at Bethlehem Steel Staten Island yard. Costing 8 million dollars it carries cruiser level striking power and is the 24th destroyer built there under the current naval program. Captain Moore, native of Washington D C, commanded the heavy cruiser Quincy and earned the Mexican service medal and other honors.
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Boy Killed by Auto in City Collision
Mrs. Minnie Abramson returning from Israel Zion Hospital saw her son Stanley six years old lying dead at the scene after a car struck him while he chased a ball. The tragedy occurred Tuesday as bystanders and attendants attended to the injured outside a friend’s home.
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Israel Zion Hospital
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