Lansingburg Eastern Star Seats Officers
Mrs Grace Jennings was installed as worthy matron of Palerne Chapter and G Gidebcek seated as worthy patron before members and guests from Eastern Star chapters. Officers and committees named. degree work presented for retiring worthy matron Christensen and for Mrs Jennings. Gifts, reception, and refreshments followed with attendees from Water View Schenectady and Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jennings
Palerne
Eastern Boar
Lansingburg
G. Gidesbeck
Wae Mauss
Awas Marshal
Beck
Secistari Marsoals Mas
Frorenta Ol
Astociitetron
Maza
Ears Pressurer
Madge Dayg
Hollenen Carissensen
Crae Jonansen
Apne i
Massee
Finance Com Green
Jaset Pin
Hollinger
Hardenduren
Wes
Chriatensen
Ron
Jennings
Alice Turner
Christensen
Marbot
Mosher
Miss Davis
Grotsdeck
Vlew
Schenectady
Cohons
Waterford
Frederica Chrisftensen
Jessimbihers
Jtea
Kur Fiikieds
iMax
Flying Pup from Papua New Guinea Named Choo Choo
Marilyn Schwarz Reid receives a flying puppy from Papua New Guinea aboard an Army plane. The two year old female mutt, later named Choo Choo, arrived via air route and was claimed with a tag bearing an address. The pup’s journey involved multiple pilots and bases, including Love Field Texas, Greenboro North Carolina, and Jersey City, with stories of miles logged and a hopeful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jergey Chiy
Marilyn
Papua
Apple
Marilyn Diana Schwarz Reid
Halbert
Willcox
Rapid City
Polly Mutt
Greenstoro
N. C
Pacific
Soret
Nathan Schwartz
Love Field
Tex
Air
Transport Command
Burt Mariion
Gil
Jersey City
Marilym
Political Stage Green Island continues on foreign policy echoes
The piece notes cross party cooperation in the U.S. Senate on foreign policy, citing Senator Connally and Warren Austin. It discusses Dumbarton Oaks ideas, worldwide organization needs, and critiques of imperialism while highlighting local civic notices and church and youth group activities in Green Island communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Fasnion
Vermont
Warren Austin
Dumbarton Oaks
Vandenberg
Tader
Connaily
Texas
Chaiman
Foreign Relations Committee
United States Senate
Connally
Atlantic
Pacific
Mr. Connally
United States
State Official Sees Business Boom During Year
Secretary of State Thorpes J Curren predicted business conditions will improve in 1343. He noted 12,455 stock companies were incorporated last year, with 4101 having a capitalization of 9134,975.53. Upstate New York gains exceeded earlier predictions, while Erie County ranked second in incorporations and several counties reported no stock incorporations in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpes
J Curren
Cureran
New Yorks
Upstate
New York
Westchester
Greater New York
Erie County
Hamilton
Orleans
Seneca
Tioga
U S Resumes Ties With Finnish Regime
The United States resumes informal relations with Finland after breaking ties last year. President Roosevelt approves appointing a minister to Helsinki as an American official departs Stockholm to manage Finnish affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Unitedates
Finland
State Department
Roosevelt
Helsinki
Stockholm
Sweden
United. States
Maine Woman Dies in Exposure at Rockland Farm
Edna King, 25, of Rockland Maine is dead after nine days missing from a Rockland city farm. Found beneath a henhouse in subzero weather she was half starved with frozen limbs and too weak to explain her disappearance from January 2. police continue to investigate where she had been during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland, Me
Rockland City
Edna King
Miss King
Riots in Milan Prompt Nationwide Arrests
Reported events say Nazi troops moved quickly to quell strikes and rioting in Milan. Ten thousand seven people were said to have been arrested in a vast trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Radio Sponsorship as Political Tool in 1914 Echo
Analyzed is the danger of advertisers funding radio time for partisan broadcasts and the potential for corporate contributions to influence elections. Names like the Blue Nec, Novick, Geismar, and Gailmor surface as controversial figures amid a broader critique of communist, fascist, and other political tactics affecting public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalvin
Doakies
Radio Time
Weese Monolog
Starangue
Treasury
Department of Justice
Blue Necwork
Electronic Corporation
Samuel Nowell
Blue
Novick
Geismar
New York
Gailmor
Noble
Weaver
Jess
Owlright
Paass
Copericht
King Features Syndicate
Open Dardanelles To Allied Shipping
British and Turkish authorities discuss reopening the Dardanelles to Allied shipping amid wartime diplomacy. No details given on terms, but negotiations appear to be military led as relations with Japan have deteriorated. Movements of Allied supplies via the Straits are a key concern for supply routes to the Western Allies and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Theifforts
Teténity
Japan
Tast
Agia
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Basinet
Indictments Over Brass Theft Challenged In Albany Court
James Noonan Albany attorney challenges three brass theft indictments against three defendants in a New York Central Railroad case. He argues the grand jury and governor designated term render indictments improper. Prosecution to reply on first two counts as third held in abeyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neenen
Albany
Yesterdy
New York Central Mailroad Co
Fox
Chertes Captar
eWeek
Aidees County
Ag Coresel
New
Albany County
Terefore
Monaghan Comends
Meier
Noanah
Noonan
Abayance
Morale Builder Primo Lombardi At Air Force Base
Primo Lombardi, a Lynas Mass., bartender at an officers club for the U.S. Eighth Air Force, is praised as the base’s top morale builder. He cheers crews after missions, consoles them in defeat, and learns their troubles, guiding the group through loss and stress with quick wit and keen empathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Eighth Air Force
Seret
Primo Lombardi
Lync. Mass
Primo
Prime
38Th
Germany
Lynas
Gary
Baby Dies as Brother Builds Fire in Crib
In Canandaigua a three year old boy admitted to placing a piece of steel wool set from the kitchen stove into his infant brother John’s crib to keep him warm. The baby died hours later at Memorial Hospital after parents found him engulfed in flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canandaigua
David Core
John
David
David C. Gaye
Meridual Hospital
Obituary notices: Osborne and others in Saratoga Springs
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Julia L. Osborne 81 mother of Dr. Brack DeForest of Troy. Interment at St Joseph's Cemetery Trop. Also listed are services for Mrs. Mary L Cox of Watervliet and several other local deaths in Round Lake Fort Edward and Troy with interments at Beverwey Cemetery Union Cemetery and Oakwood. The notices include survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia L. Osborne
Irs
Juda Laer
Oshorne
Sire Brack DeForest
Troy
Ga Springs
James L. Brackets
Saratoga Spring
Willian Herald
Gura Spring
Charles Patten
Libbie Daviser Patten
Charies
Patten
Bethesda
Renssela
Forts Edward
George
Ruth Turner Harrison
Fort Edwart Seminary
New York State Norreat School
Albany
Round Lake
Goddard
Missne Bennett
Rutison
Garnsey and Park
Pound Lake
Fev
Walt Jace McCoy
Bennett
Baptist Church of
Watervliet
Teiity Episcopal Church of
Jennie Somers
Second Street
St Presbyterian Church
Vivar
Rec
Birthday greetings echo daily at overseas redistribution station
At the Araty Ground and Service Forces Redistribution Station in Lake Placid, celebrations of birthdays are heard nearly every day. Thousands of overseas ferrages arrive for processing before reassignment and spouses visiting Shen join in the singing of "Happy Birthday" amid the busy dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid Club
tPi
Araty
Servise
Shen
Funeral Notices From Local Churches and Cemeteries
Interment was in Elmwood Hit Cemetery. Funeral of Mrs Minnie A Butler held at Mason Funeral Chapel on Second Avenue with Rev Eugene Cunningham officiating. Hearers included Henry Arie EL Bener, John FL Abeams, and Wiliam J. Hooter. Margaret Willis and Mrs Id Hall referenced. service conducted today at St Agnes Church of Daan, Muss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Bennett
Methodist
Susdar School
John T
Edward Hubeck
fMss
Olga Ostenkovich
Crusade For Christ
Cornell
New Rochejle
Wellesley
Vassar
Jane MacDoweill
Dorothy Lewis
Jean Cifford
Corneil
Mildred Beauilin
Madelyn Benton
New Rochelle
Dorothy Lairé
Constance Remroth
Joan Shannon
Delores Dean
Evelyn Spenswick
Vasser
Margaret Lewis
Norman Lavender
St. Mark's
St Mark's
Episcopsi Church
Eucha School
Die Beys
Joseph Pollay
Joseph Polar
Tusdey
Lakeland
Fla
Wittiga
A. Toohey
Nath
Cherles J
Carl E. Pollay
Ocuart
Jane
Juber
Cartienntera’ Union
Rod_ enburgh
E Ofrave
Ther Dun
Richard R. Mason
Charles A. Gilfizan
J. Albert Mussery
John B. Dunn
Jesus
Thomas F. Duffy
Charles F. , Reardon
Frank J. O'Connor
John Snyder
Walter B. Chip‘pendaje
Frank J. Burns
Philip J. Neil
Frank J. Duffy
George Williams
Taterment
St Joseph’s Cemetery
Father Cinitk
Joseph Patterson
Morris Funeral
Fifth Avenue
Sirs. Buthes
Minnie A. Butler
Pam
Mason Funeral
Second Avenue
EL Eugene ‘Cunninghan
Paston
Qkwvet Presbyterian Church
Henry ‘ Arie EL Bener
Iam Lauridsen
John FL Abeams
Wiliam J. Hooter
Oakenod Cemetery
Margaret Willis
Margaret
Id Hall
Latham
St. Luge’s Hospital
Pittfield
St. Agnes’ Church
Daan
Muss
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Eastern Star
Papua, New Guinea
Choo Choo
Snodme
James J. Etoll
Tel. Cohare
t—Mechanice
Toy
Palestine
OFS
Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Leftensen
Wiliam G. Groesberk
In Ee
Green Island
Willam E. Gibers Hose Company
Statlows
Richard W. Thompson
FB. Dona Paul
James A. Snart
Record W. Beagle
Richard Ingis
A. C Beiden
Holy Name Society of
St Joseph’s Church
Grean Tsland
America
St. Joseph's Hall
Aire Fred Crow
Frederick
Helen Curtis
Satterlee Ip Sensam——Tieepeererer
Alice Snyder
Gertude Blume
Soris
Suppo Dene
Vrs
Sreck, Vigorot Allure Beauty Salon
Nest Corigrass
N.Y
Maine
Dardanelles
Air Force Post
Harry HW. Scriven
Harry Ho Scrivens
North
Adan
Mass
Petersburg
Axa
St. Pranciy Courts
North Agems
Southview Cemetery
Seriven
Rose Hawthorpe Lathrop Hospital
Noth
Adams
Frottiers
Clarence JH. Serivens
That City
Heery Sevivers
North Pownet Vu
Wimberly
George W. Witheck
Elmwood
Hit
ISES
Troy Business College
River & Fulton Sts
Kuppenheimer
Rheim
W.&m. Gross
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