Nazi Plunder Imperiled French Health
A highly garbled account reports on Nazi plunder and its impact on French health during occupation. It references starvation, forced labor, and massive food deprivation tied to German exploitation, with claims of widespread death and suffering among civilians and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuocebergy
Nazi Pluniter
Cayeed Oye Doniha
Tundterda
Permand
Tha Nathan
Tela
Nile
Tina
Gerthoffer
Franco Geruan
Chao
Prom
Ulus
Belgium
Lhewln
Davis Otlaudd
Hulle
Uber
Fae Dori
Arny Railway Guard Shoots Red Officers Incident
An encounter at Arny rail yard ends with a railway guard fuego injuring or fatally wounding officers. Russian troops and locals report clashes near Lenin headquarters as authorities investigate. The scene centers on a gunfight that disrupted orders and involved American troops in a tense confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arny
Vienna
Tasine Caplin
Dan
Ion
Lenin
Dixon
Soviet Population Figures At Odds With Claims Of Breakup
A murky report cites a 197 census noting 193 million people in the Soviet Union after the October Revolution era, with references mixing numbers and new republics. It mentions Poland and lists several states claimed to have formed, creating confusion over official counts and territorial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Alexandrov
Pulys Central Committe Sud
Imc
Posiehs
Pre
Poland
Bessa
Malaysia
I Sovieh
Marine Suspect Freed In Degnan Slaying Case
A marine suspect was freed in connection with the Degnan killing after authorities said he cooperated and provided information. The man, described as a 29 year old father from Toledo, reportedly volunteered during questioning and was not charged as of this reporting.
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Jn Degnan
Chie Ya
Ghieh
Wetertly
Waller
Matin
Val
Storrs
Toledo
Tly
British Reds Seek Tieup with Government Power Party
The community faced a rejected appeal from the Communist Pauly of Great Billyin cpulled yesterday. Officials reported a failed request from the party last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pauly
Billyin
Paty
Trojan Dies Following Brief Illness
Joye J Mie 92 of 31k Fourth Street died after a brief illness. Survived by a large family including a wife and several children. Funeral services will be held at St Anthonys Church with burial at St May’s Cemetery.
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Trojan
Joye
Streul
Santi
Joseph
Migle
US Navy
Guan
Tadtow
AMA Sidtony
St Anthonys Chink
Salébin Féquier
St Mays Cemetery
Labor talks continue as unions press for details
The scene shifts between the United Packing House Workers and government mediators as wage and work conditions loom. Key figures from New York State and General Motors emphasize publicity limits while negotiations focus on a possible labor settlement and future job protections.
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Aews
We House
Tall
Yepark Westin
United
Dh Workers Fc
Hostlera
Pet Robertson
Ttt
Hla
Watld Ovike 1
Bettie Menk
Witterlous
Dinaras
Pripers
Pial Serine Secietary
Sthwellon Bach
United Packing House
Gonsen
Fudeial
Weels Ld
Launian
General Motors Pnges
Weyer
Intel
Four Counts Against Laiciand Dismissed
New York court records show all counts against Ghats (bucky) Tilerino wnetine dismissed on motion before Justice Charles P McLaughin. District Attorney Vincent O’Con nor Sil said warrants charging comparative prostitution were dismissed. officials noted ongoing efforts to prepare the case and potential line of deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ghats
Bucky
Tilerino
Wnetine
New York City
Hvy
Wstrict
Westerding Ags Dist
Vincent O Connor
Sinem Cot
Charles P McLaughin
Licino Jong
Prise Pen
Fay Choma
E Dewey
Guero
Fing Sing
Ogonnot
Statu
Hele
Mbuhy
U S China Talks Shape New Chinese Constitution Plan
Reports say U S experts discuss preserving the Nationalist framework while drafting a new constitution. Proposals would place the existing Yuan under a weakened role and create a one party National Assembly with power to revise the charter, aligning military and political authority under a Kunmintane led defense ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chunghlig
China
Gvil
Gonterance
de Nintang
Oywell
House of Representative
Centrol Yuan
X Wrk
Yunn
National Assembly
Mitional Millings Council
Chung
Hawaii Army Shortfall and War Readiness Debate
A 1941 statement outlines claimed Navy and Army deficiencies in equipment and supplies for Hawaii and defense of the fleet. It cites funds, emergency provisions, and county guards, with correspondence from Governor Poindexter praising foresight and preparation under wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Washington
Bank Tis Do
Shori
Tranturan
J B Poindexter
Uw Jipanese
Wawaw
Navy Department
Jimmel
Hospital Board Elects Three Directors
Hospital board selects three new directors after a meeting that named several officers and announced occasional resignations. New president Rubhin de Burch leads a slate including Charles Sfnso and James O Boyd as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonid Tos
Bulledge Sire
Enery Inghager
Claence
Pyin
Caly Bink
Livingstone
Robert MacAulay Monileat
WicAgley Cotee Co
James
Wintehurst
Willa P Dinchey
Joseph Gandman George
Anuiew Po Mekein
Rubhin de Burch
Ue Chilee
Larhofer
Tiedouets
Bites
Vig
Henry Lokart eLdidary
Charles Sfnso
Liemsurer
James O Boyd
Ug Statint
Trojan Lodge Installs Harris Abrehium Hils
Harris Abrehium Hils was installed as noble grand of Trojan Lodge by Chattos Ho Schernietharn. Joseph Solum became recording secretary and Mary Woodin Lew er was named treasurer. The installing ceremony featured several officers and guardians, with a reception for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrehium Hils
Inel
Kayan Lodge
Dobom Ceremanier
Ho Schernietharn
Gram Miste
Stuf Obhees
Cahen
Joseph Solum Flaimaid
Mary Woodin
Lewer
Hendit Statelay
Druthon Ued Wits Blovonen Watlington
Marshal Mas
Crabot
Aline Sipeitin
Watta Drosudiit
Betty Mob
Sappurte
Danette Predices
Atlas
Martin Ola Beuer
Anna Whitehouse
Jmusician
Charlotte Pelws
Chaiman
Wis Conterind Sa
Gertrude Hume
Linie
Iran Tribesmen Clash With Revolutionaries
Reported fighting across Komer Province between tribesmen and revolutionary forces leaves about 100 wounded. Forcements including armored cars and machine guns drove opposing groups from Uhen village as a political struggle unfolds. Parliament session delay cited due to quorum issues and cabinet reshuffle amid tensions.
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Komer
Weswauethgen
Uhen
Tosa
Tehran
Mennier
Thiahim Hakim
Telephone Workers Continue Negotiations
Representatives of the Western Practite Comymny and the Assourrhion of Communic ions Equoptiem Waiters press on with talks as a one line dispute over wage terms persists. The ACPW, representing 7000 workers, called for a strike and a walkout on July 1 to apply pressure while both sides agreed to reconvene negotiations today.
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Muw
York Gpp
ACPW
Astallilion
Dre Nibiona
Lely
Dewey addresses housing and public works in wartime plan
Dewey outlines housing strategy amid war funding debate in New York City discussions. He advocates converting ships and other structures for veterans dwellings, proposes 250000 new units by December, and calls for emergency housing as temporary relief. He stresses cooperation with public works and private builders to accelerate construction and cites national defense needs.
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Tull
Anil Si Gested
Rit
Pndaniid Sensei
von Orekoies
Lin
Akssern Dimalivan O Devleon
New York City
Sen Vale
Quinn
Shichmian
Kgas
Teablan
Dewey Sil
Moiler
State Department of Public Works
Dewey
Leardela
Dabou Industrianc
Erlala
New Rochelle
Syracuan
Avalinbia
Fan
Interfale
Green Island club meeting outlines plans and events
A Green Island gun club gathering discussed distributions and power projects. A film program and social items were noted. Plans included a Mothers Club event at St. Joseph’s School and a social gathering led by Mrs Douler Phiguson.
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Tlans
Green Island
Redwind Gun Club
Heid
Movly Geel
Presitnd
Stssian Lhi
Moos Rivnt
Lim Giles
Mobic
Mothers Clay
St Josephs School
Will Men
Wendy al Spm
Wyothomas Myers
Chage
Betes Snaston
Douler Phiguson
Will Bey
Maestri Trails In New Orleans Mayoralty Race
In New Orleans the mayoral race shows Maestri trailing as votes from a large portion of precincts come in. Morrison leads with about 80 votes in early tallies while Shipley and G. Wimberly also figure among candidates. Local parties prepare for a potential runoff if no clear majority emerges.
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Maestri
New Orleans
Rabel
Notte
Peluins Toor
Ne ' Orleans
Mayo
Morrison
Fe Wiest
Tony Enlemiud
Ark Unizihon
Lit Muey
Phice
Wis
Shipley
Wimberly
Srilatars
Fom
Indi
Aves
Service in Albany Diocese to honor late Waterford resident
A funeral service with Holy Communion will be conducted by Rev James T Tamu at the Clark Memorial Chapel, honoring Grace Loieeoual Chuek Inday and the late Waterford resident. Attendees include Rev James T Tamu, Withany Law, Ronald Ten Tyuk, and more. A memorial gathering and burial at St Marve Cemetery follow.
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RITES
Pyner
Willem J Armstrong
Pawln
Choy Spinih
Amontean
Blak and
Mike
Riger Sheet
Rey Pliny I Martin DD
State St Tatth Avenue
Methodist
Chieh
Oakwood
Cemelony
Ri Rey Fredeme
Barrys
Spigeapar Dierve
Albany
Grace Loieeoual Chuek
James T Tamu
Withany Law
Ronald Ten Tyuk
Clark
Poral House
Ganversian of
Sb Pv
Troy Koights Launch Drive for Members
Unclear readable text shows a campaign style note mentioning Troy Koights and efforts to recruit members. Fossilized fragments reference meetings, names like John Alaghsy Howry, and a mix of stray words suggesting a political or organizational drive with dates, locations, and costs.
Halifax Plans To Quit in Spring
British ambassador to the United States Halifax plans to resign in spring, likely May, to pursue home affairs.Reports say he intends to hand over foreign duties and return to London, with temporary follow ups by ministers in Washington.
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Halifax
Washington
United States
Pepeils
Tondan
Wscoy
Lyhor
Tilifey
Halifax i Plinnia
Kockal
House of Tards
Washi
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Abe
Mendiatore
Wallin
Arthur Meyer
New York State
Tos
Bank OF Waterford
Gonthinedt Fron
Hawaint Army Wisder
Minnies BP
Merton
George C Marshall
Stat
Hans Pacific
Reid
Marshall
Merron
Onder Short
Amin
War Departments
War Department
Navy
Gov
TY Gerow
Maraholla
Chins
Army Navy
Pitt
Mhie Howd
Teonud Hospital
Wright
Bulledge
Clarence J Rytt
Ing Robart WicAule
Trojan Lodge
Harris
Williame
Warden Frini Cohen
Tack Y Weinstain
Rip Hb
Benjamin Stic
Jerget
Jicoh
Righil
Stach
Guuden
George Shorm
Ulside Guardian
Reuven D Cohen
Noble Grind
Me Weinstan
Cohen
Whaittrin
Mallowidge
Halge
Iran
Hank of
Lenton
Bank of Bankind Givish
Tord
Ayorna
Bnite
Pally
Heron
Aleady
Bermaf
Monk Ballaw
Anthany
Hformy Uy Ubual
Tomor
Rebekah
Mrs. Mower
Waterford
At Pi
Bary DD Bulon
Albany Tpirsupul
Nthy At
Vilentihe Pilty
Tome Laranglé
Pasi Siar A Ats
Masanie Temple
Burgess
Thiba Custisson
Swething
Shirley
Penni Singleton
Mondis
Amentbsi
Brads Post
Legion of
Iterford
Legion Posta
Upper Lake
Ethel Sittet
Willon Lester
Irs Thoma Spence
Troy
Ted
John
Morris
Lovie
Bontie Spence
Washington Avenue
Wilkeford
Chinen
St Marve
Chiles
Bred Post Njerie
Teton
Wi Singleton
Aner
Troy Koights
Troy Counsal
Malik
Truman
Washinton
Howe
Intelience Weum
Luce
Latve Dupartmens
Sothodys Pollais
Mauve
Cmilene
Ut Ceetal
Altice
Watt
Timpane’s Diamond Merchants
Remsen St
Singa
Cohoes
Ain Ly
Henry A. van Zandt
O.D
Remsen Street
Cohoes, N, Y
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