Miss Anne A Quinn Weds Floyd R Decatur Jr
Miss Anne A Quinn daughter of Mrs Mary E Quinn and the late James H Quinn married Floyd R Decatur Jr son of Mr and Mrs Proud Decatur at St Francis de Sales Church. Rev Donald L Starks presided. Attendants included Mary B Quinn maid of honor and Andrew Dwyer as best man. The couple planned residence at 492 Eighth Avenue after a wedding trip to New York City. Beta Sigma Phi held its annual Christmas dinner and secret pal exchanges at Paul’s Georgian Room with gifts and raffles.
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Anna A. Quinn
Mary
Quinn
Larch Aveaus
James H. Quinn
Floyd RR. Decatur, Jr
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Decatur
Francis de Sales Church
Donald L. Starks
Mary B. Quins
M. Andrew Dwyer
Troy
Norman Madsen
Marcus L. Filtey
Catholic Central High School
Kathacins Gibbs School
Boston
Lansingburg
New York State College For
Albany Law School
Filley
Pinewoods Avenue
Worcester
Mass
New Jersey
New York City
Eighth Avent
Beta Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Paul's
Couple To Celebrate Wedding Jubilee
Mr and Mrs John Rova of 99 Parker Avenue celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary with a party at home. They were married January 1, 4928 at Mt Peter Church by Rev William M Walsh. Also noted are visits and returns home of several relatives from Watervalet, Hempstead, Whitestone, Roslyn Heights and Auburn.
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John
Parker Avenue
Mt. Petera Church
William MM. Walsh
Edmund Bromley
Third Avenue
Watervilet
Eidmund Bromley, Jr
Fomly
Washington, D.C
Matilda Skinnerup
Eighth Avenue
Elmer Nielsen
Hempstend
L. I
Police Capture Monkey On Waterfront
A waterfront incident ends with police capturing a monkey, as reported in a compact city item. The note accompanies a family engagement announcement for Eva Gravelle and Roy Cordiale from Fort Edward and South Glens Falls, with local high school connections referenced.
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Brinf
Clyde Gravelle
Burgoyne Avenue
Fort Edward
Eva
Roy Cordiale
Angelo Cordiale
Main Street
South Glens Falls
Miss Gravelle
Fort Edward High School
Cordiale
Monkey
1904 Northampton crowd protests regulate motor use
Disjointed lines describe a 1904 Northampton scene where men argue over regulations on driving, with references to a road map and armed confrontation and public unrest among local youths.
Picture Sends Address to Governor Youngdahl
A letter to Governor Luther Youngdahl arrived with a pasted newspaper picture as the only address. Mrs. Elizabeth Fischer, Streeter postmistress, explains she collects autographed photos of people in the news and sought a reply and photo from the governor for her collection.
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St. Paul
Minn
Luther Youngdad
Elizabeth WN. Fischer
Streeter
Youngdahl
Herbert Hoover
Dwight D. Eisen
Boston
Keabeth Kenney
Jumbo
Sebastian la Gambina
Moslems Set Up Independent State In Troubled Java
Western Java Moslems have proclaimed a self styled state led by M S Kartosuwirja. They claim control over about 1000 square miles and plan to fight both Republican and Dutch forces. Opponents allege a reign of terror as violent clashes continue.
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Java
Tasikmalaya
M. Kartosuwirja
Kartoswyirjo
RAM To Seat Staff At Glens Falls Jan 11
Carl W. Rudio will be installed as master of Glens Falls Chapter RAM in the Masonic Temple Glens Falls at 7 30 p m on January 11 Other officers to be installed include Fred A Silva H Walter Monroe Russell J Rovinson Frank L Moore and Alfred V Brayton The installation will be in charge of Avery L Bullen assistant grand lecturer of the 14th District RAM
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Carl W. Rudio
Glens Falls
R.aml
Masonic Temple
Fred A. Silva
H. Walter Monroe
Russell J. Rovinson
Frank L. Moore
Alfred V. Brayton
Avery L. Bullen
Thieves Loot Dulvith Oil Office in Vandalism
Thieves broke into an oil company office in Dulvith Minnesota and found only $20. They damaged a 20 year old records file, scrawled on doors with glue and ink, wrecked pens and pencils, and left a mess including a soft drink dispenser damaged.
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Dulvith
Minn
Estate left by Charles Waddell of Wevertown
Charles Waddell, who died December 23, 1946, left an estate valued at 6533.54 net with stocks worth 456.75 cash 408.85 and 6291.82 in jointly owned property plus 250 in miscellany in Warren County Surrogates Court Glens Falls papers. His widow Sarah Waddell receives life use of the estate, and upon her death the two daughters W King Waterford and Helen Hutchins Wevertown inherit. Philip C Braseeli of North Creek served as altern.
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Charles Waddell
Wevertown
Fantad
Ross
Warren County
Glens Faliz
Waddall
Saan Waddell
European corn borer damages Minnesota corn crop in 1948
State agricultural officials estimate the European corn borer caused extensive damage to Minnesota corn in 1948. Rural specialists work on developing pest control methods to protect crops and reduce future losses.
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Pail, Minn
Minnesota
Atrick Rural
Europe Birth Rate Rises Postwar Despite Losses
A United Nations study shows Europe outside Russia fell from 392 million in 1934 to 372.2 million in 1945, then rose to 383.8 million by 1947. Births exceeded deaths in many nations, offsetting losses in France, Belgium, Italy, and the Netherlands, while Germany Poland and Yugoslavia faced longer-term imbalances. Migration and expulsions shaped shifts, with Britain seeing a modest net influx and younger populations growing in most countries.
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UPR
Europe
United Nations
Russia
Ruaala
France
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Germany
Poland
Yugoslavia
Volksdeutsche
Austria
Baltic Countries
Czechoslovakia
Soviet
East Prussia
Britain
United Kingdom
Ireland
Fort Edward Woman's Will Probated In Court
Lena A. Stoughton of Fort Edward had her will probated by Washington County Surrogate John H. Dewelt. The will leaves her entire estate to James Cunningham and Mrs. Alice Cunningham, to be divided equally. Executors named include the beneficiaries, with a copy recorded in the county clerk's office. The instrument was dated February 1, 1912, with witnesses Alert L. Green and Edward Th. Waite.
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Lena A.’ Stoughton
Fort Edward
Washington County
John H. Dewelt
Greenwich
James 4. Cunningham
Alice Cunningham
Alert L. Green
Edward Th. Waite. Witherses
Peychiatrist Turns Preacher In Baltimore
Baltimore doctor Merrill turns preacher at a church near Hopkins Hospital. The Church of Our Savior welcomes medical staff including physicians and nurses to attend in ward and operating clothes if needed. A phone line in the church basement will take emergency messages.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Seomeeerrill
Jenna Hopkins
Church of Our Sevier
Merrill Ia
the Hopkins
What Goes On In Those Extra Stomachs
Michigan State College dairying expert C F Huffman says little is known about processes in the rumen of cows and sheep. He notes efficient fermentation helps utilize vast ranch land and that ruminants derive nourishment from digestion by bacteria in the rumen rather than directly from the feed.
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Sacramento
C. F. Huffman
Michiigan State College
Animal Industry
United States
Saya Burman
Toys On Hand Chicago Collects Antique Mechanical Toys
Chicago collector Frank Harding preserves a trove of early mechanical toys. The newest piece dates from 1910 while the oldest dates to 1873, illustrating toy evolution and preservation practices.
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Chicago V
Frank Harding
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