Governor Muneaty Defends Rail Road Pests in Alaska Debate
Gruening rebukes the idea of pests aiding rail travel while Johnson of the Alaska Railroad calls moose and other wildlife hazards yet a plus for tourism in summer. A telegram released by the Interior Department captures the clash over wildlife alongside railway progress.
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Almaden
Gruening
John 2. Johnson
Groening
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Alaska
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New Button Comes To Aid of Bachelors
Buffalo inventor Brncatto Biegajski unveils the "byawnie button" to aid men missing stitches. By attaching it in three quick steps the wearer achieves results once done by needle and thread. He claims four and a half years of spare time to perfect the device and has a patent pending.
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Brncatto Biegajski
Biegajski
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Stable Reporter's Home Lost in Greenwich Village Move
A writer recalls leaving his century old brick stable in Greenwich Village after the new owner renovates. The family valued warmth, humor, and memories as they adjust to a modernized, heated home above a quiet, dimly lit restaurant.
The Fourth Lady of the Law and the Pioneers’ Move
An exhausted narrator recalls Frances, Eleanor Roosevelt’s neighbor, and their fragile life in a crowded city. They face uncertainty as belongings are shuffled for a new shelter, pondering boxcars or houseboats as possible homes and echoing pioneer courage.
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Greenwich man slips on ice breaks ankle in yard
Greenwich Courtland Thomas slipped on ice in his door yard last Wednesday and suffered a broken ankle. He was taken to Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge where the ankle was placed in a cast. He later returned home. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Greenwich will hold a joint knelling in Cambridge today at pm. Louis LaLoupe district deputy grand master will act as installing officer. County Commander Harold Douglas of Granville will be the principal speaker at a Washington County American Legion meeting in Greenwich Friday. Other county officials will attend. Commander Earl Safford of the Greenwich Liberty Post urges all members and veterans to attend. Retreatments will be served following the meeting.
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Mary McClellan
Cambridge
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Louis LaLoupe
Giatridt
Harold Douglas
Granville
Washington County American Legion
Army
Pittsburg
Navy
Notre Dame
Dunslane Passes Examinations for Mortician Roles
William J. Dunslane, resident of LPT campus, passed examinations for optician and funeral director. A Catholic Central High School and Simmons School of Mortuary Science graduate, he previously worked with Bullard Regan and Staf ford Funeral Enelors in Glens Falls and now serves as assistant manager at Personal Finance Co.'s Troy office.
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LPT
Catholic Central High School
Simmons School of Mortuary Science
Syracuse
Bullard, Regan and Stafford Funeral Enelors
Glens Fals
Personal Finance Co
Troy
Parents urged to lead with ethics at fathers night
Andrew Halpin a chief psychiatrist spoke at a Whipple School Parent-Teacher Association Fathers night at Oliver Presbyterian Church on parental duties in youth adjustment. He urged high ethical standards for children to emulate and called on parents to serve their communities and adapt to change while honoring a great heritage.
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New York State Youth Commission
Whipple School
Oliver Presbyterian Church
Halpin
Thomas
Treharne
Langingburg
Eugene Cunningham
Olivet ‘Church
Vivian Eisner
Sielen Abrams
Robert T. Swanick
Local Association Names Dinner Committee for Third Year
The group announced a dinner with council presidents speaking briefly. Committee chairs include Mrs Swaniel as general chair and Elizabeth A. Suhneck in charge of program. Others handle tickets, notices, and dinner arrangements as the association plans a February meeting and a community celebration with Troy and Lansing groups.
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Taymond Peter
Alrs. Swaniel
Elizabeth A. Suhneck
Elizabeth [R. Maery
Daniel x. Conners
Gladys M. Dow
Edward Gendan
John Byrne
Eugene Cooningham
Agements
Howard M. Mtuilelty
Troy
Lansinghure
Bey
League 10 Meet Addresses Teen Age Problems
The Catholic Women's study group Lewin will hear County judge Bert D. Hamm speak on teen age problems this afternoon at 8 pm on The Hendrick Carson. All Service League members invited to attend.
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Catholic Women's Vier
Hoover Aids German Food Problem Survey
Seck Hoover is asked to survey food shortages in Germany as part of Allied effort. In New York he meets President Truman and a War Department official at the White House. Hoover will conduct a weeks long survey to assess food production and distribution with Britain and United States backing.
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USA
Hiever
New York
Goover
Truman
Waite Houe
Europe
War Department
United States
Hoover
Syracuse
New York State
Unclear: Unnamed Winner Reported After Illness in Loon Place
An unnamed winner from GMRAIAn Pr ysioCint III was reported in poor condition after attending a function in Loon Plavak. The report cites pneumonia as the probable cause and mentions an autiray from BB your old.
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Gmraian Prysiocint III
Pronktivk
Loon
Plavak
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