Cunners Edge Narrow Win In League Thriller
In a tense Civil Center clash, the Cunners edged One Scargitns by a narrow margin to extend their winning streak to four. Key performers included Pal Hogwrs with 16 points and David Quickentush adding 12 as the Scorpians’ Pal Glatt and NH Citar tried to rally late but fell short.
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Huth
Union Basketball League
Civil Center
Phe Timbers
Shah
Akvapers
Gunns
Ted
Hygeunigg
Pal Hogwrs
David Quickentush
Junior Bowling Teams Set For Match Play Event
Amateur bowling news notes junior teams preparing for a traveling match against the Colony Team at Sham Spondias. Key players listed include Donald Dupuis Joey Schmitt Abe Lae tion Bowl and Cavanaugh with others named as part of the roster amid preparations for the Sunday rematch.
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Donald Dupuis
Colunye
Joey Schmitt
Posiden Instraerae
Dunia
Cantu
Sham
Spondias
Brie Filapatrick
Doxephy
Yonluaven
Dave Davide
Joseph Cavanaugh
Tab
Medlelhan
Knights Hear Rather Riley Talk On Lent
A report from St Patrick's Church notes the speaker, the Rev. Riley, addressing Lent themes. Attendees included Albert Caturors and William Philips, with Civil Defense mentions and a planned March 9 event.
Untitled fragment signals unclear canine incident yesterday
The readable segments describe an unclear canine incident involving a dog and possible names or groups, but essential details and context are missing. No clear victims, locations, or outcomes can be established from the fragment provided.
Church Unit Hears Talk On Rome Seminar
The Church Unit met Tuesday at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Albany. Hen. Cy men Handaneay spoke on Rome and church formation. Father Ilandran outlined his pastoral and liturgical studies and theological training at Mary College and the Gregorian University. Mrs Joseph Leahy, president of The Musary Society, presided.
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Rome
Cy Men
Handeany
Tank Pasetor
Albany
Ilandran
Ming
North
Moms
Twelve Apostles
Ats
Gregavkur
Joseph Leahy
Musary Society
Histright
Church Plans Special Rites in March
Readable church notice describes Novih Reformed Church plans for March rites with special worships. Parishioners prepare a ceremonial bayally Cavennil and a faithfulness pledge during the worship. Junior and Senior groups are listed, with a special part of the service for each worshipper.
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Novih Reformed
Gigi
Memstable Scores Highlight Amateur Championship Night
A garbled but readable report notes a spectacular 88 point game and weekend play. Key figures include Roundy scoring 1 point in a quiet stretch and later 24 28 points across quarters. Wick Voltiar led for the losing team with 48 points while Quer Benue contributed high totals. The event featured multiple college and community participants and closed with club speakers and committee remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audarn Chih
Wick Voltiar
Quer Benue
Kaivks
BT Ta An
Laney Seth
Home Unit Meets at Whe Jing Baptist Church
The Martech business meeting or the Macavills Home Demonstration Unit of Athany Meonuly Baxtvasion will meet today at Whe Jing Baptist Church. Migs Pred Frias presides. Plans discuss next season's activity. Refreshments served after the meeting under direction of Mrs. Feed Heidvinkand Mrs. Tham as Mandl.
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Martech
Macavills Home
Athany
Pan
Feed Heidvink
Thamas Mandl
Cubs Given Awards At Dinner
At Maplewood meeting hall the Cub Pack 9 held a dinner where Scoutmaster James Colgnite Police Dept addressed duties in juvenile delinquency work. Awards were given to Benager and Cassidy, Mayes and Murphy, and badges for Wolf and Silver Arrow honors to several Cubs, including Michael Calling and Robert Wehert.
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Sunner Hoon
Maplewood
Mire
James
Col‘gnite Police Dept
Pion Phises
Karten Benager
Chalrnia
al Cere
Wonlea
Anthony Cassidy
William Mayes
Willan Murphy
Hobert Padyns Hdaliy Cox Ree the Wolf
Janessily
William Kehn
Statehood Plea for Hawaii Waves in Senate Hearing
Secretary Seaton urged Congress to admit Hawaii as a state, arguing readiness and the justice of simple statehood. Testimony stressed a timely path, with mentions of Rensselaer Polytechnic and other institutions tied to the era's political debate over statehood for Hawaii.
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Washington
Congress
Matai
Hawaii
Satan
Senate
Betare
Sali
Lyoves
Fontith
Seaton
Hayat
Ault Grusade Held by Methodist Helpers
A muddled note reports a gathering by Methodists called Ault Grusade with references to a Bible, a Father, and a Sunday service. The text mentions Superintendent Nay and a committee member, but details are unclear and largely obscured by garbled OCR.
Fireman Duties Highlighted At Niagara Pits NY Dinner
A garbled local notice describes fire department actions during a dinner event in Niagara Pits New York. It mentions county deputies and duty shifts as responders encountered a boiling incident and a restraurant scene.
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Niagara Pits
Hiramen
Hun Fe County
Ahergelshasan
Airline Speeds Jewish Exodus from Romania
About 500 Jews are leaving Romania weekly as emigration bars are eased. Officials cite imperialist agents and anti Israeli agitation behind efforts to curb migration. Bucharest Radio reports advise Jews to remain, while Israel accelerates humanitarian airlift for thousands more seeking escape.
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Romania
Bucharest
Radke
Wooaden#1
Shépiron
T Rm
Vienoo Iap
Israel
Heling
Naples
United Arab
Republic
Man Learns To Pray While Trapped In Cave-In
Bakersfield resident Leslie Whitey Stafford survived a cave-in after 13 hours buried 30 feet beneath a home site. A welldigger by trade and a former Army veteran, Stafford prayed as roof bricks and sand pressed in. Rescued, he recalled a lifesaving moment when a winch and hydraulic lift freed him, allowing a return to health and work in Muskgee Oklahoma.
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Don Ree Bakersfeld
Leslie
Whitey
Gail Mans
Hough
Stafford
Sone Hardin
Mel
Rufus
Jatter
Wiley
Sant
Slaton
Cael
Stifford
Jin
Muskgee
Okla
Pacific Theater
Wisconsin College Buys Sukov Collection of Little Magazines
Madison AP The University of Wisconsin buys the Sukov collection of 10 817 little magazines after Martin Sukov of Minneapolis donated a half interest. The university will pay 20 001 for the remaining half. Little magazines are small subscriber periodicals with limited ads but high intellectual content.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Sukov
Martin Sukov
Minneapolis
Green Island Troop 22 Mother and Daughter Breakfast
Gil Scout and Brownie Troop 22 hosts a mother and daughter Communion breakfast at St. Joseph's School Hall after 9 am mass. Mrs John Pulenskey leads the troop with committee members Dianne Valetta Barbara Lolito Maria Legnard and Linda McNally. Betty Ann Choppy and Mary Kay Manny handle the flag ceremony and Christine Clermont coordinates reception with Ann Mccallan and Elen Levins. Patricia McGaw and Margaret Terry provide speaker duties as Mary Fargnoli president of St Joseph's Mothers Club attends as sponsor of Troop 21. A group from Green Island later joined the Julie Law World Friendship program at East Greenbush General School, collecting donations and viewing The Wider World film. Troops 21 85 and 118 were represented by Patricia Lamb Kathy St John Maureen Cummings Linda St John Marty Lussier and Anne OConnor. led by Mrs Dahl Lamb Mrs Charles OConnor and Mrs Arthur J Shjoku. The fund aids global Girl Scouting and Guiding, with handmade live containers for donations. St Marks Episcopal Church Women serve fresham supper in parish hall from 5:30 to 7:40 pm with Mrs Emma Keith in charge of tickets. Hearly School Alumni Association plans a meeting in the music room at 8 pm with a social hour for all members under Mrs Dorothy Hafensteiner.
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Gil
St. Joseph’s
John Pulenskey
Dianne Valetta
Barbara Lolito
Maria Legnard
Linda McNally
Betty Ann Choppy
Mary Kay Manny
Lady Walker
Christine Clermont
Ann Mccallan
Elen Levins
Patricia McGaw
Margaret ‘Terry
Jimahee
Mary Fargnoli
St Joseph's Mothers Club
Troop 21
East Greenbush
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Emma Keith Fy
Hearly
Hearly School
Dorothy Hafensteiner
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Masonic Bldg
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N.Y
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Ute
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Ruman
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Lorton
Tord
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Thurs & Pris
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