Mechanicville Election At Red Crows Coupler Meeting
Mechanicville Gough Vo Phinney elected chatman of the coaldant Red Crows Coupler to succeed Fey James Btewart at the annual business vigil. Officers include Amy Tiones vice chair and J Dwisht Dinn treasurer. Meeting featured reports from the homingice committee and services honoring veterans and dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough Vo Phinney
Red Crows
Fey James Btewart
Mayorne Club Parto
Ong Ven Wate
Amy Tienes
Ouninman
Mink Rose Ines
J Dwisht Dinn
Vis Yada Belson Couen
Homingice Committee
Res Tait
Army Emergency Relief
Nay Re Jer Society
Doris Burrash
Blinch
Hitler Frink Deloronz
Rey John V Woithell
Tey Cheter Fingh
Mead
Red Cross
Merde Seubruet
Qanteen
Helen Sivon
Anna Temey
Great Dressings Corps
Wis Steward
Ete Masonic Temple
Washington DC
Southerners Threaten New Filibuster in Senate
Fragmented report describes Southern Democrats pressing a new filibuster strategy to block a civil rights measure. It notes Republican amendments rejected, voices from Sen Johnston and Sen Alexander, and upcoming church group dinner and Liberty Chapter gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waalington
Southern Democraty
Thraatene
Bustar
Richad
Senate
Stin
Sen
Niajary Ville
Soullernirs
Johnstott
D &C
Als Southern
H Alexander Smuth
Wis
Johnston
Humorous World and Parade of Officials React to Legislation
The column mocks a speaker challenging listeners to name single senators who hid a figure, while admonishing carpet buppets to Inole after their homes. It notes South Carolina’s fewer votes than New York as a sign of nationwide problems. Also reported is Colonel Bartholomew Bartholomew of White River Junction Vermont, bound for Camp Campbell to join the Fifth Infantry Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
South Carolina
New York
South
Chaptin
Bartholomew Son
D Bartholomew
White River Junction
Camp Campbell
Fifth Infantry Division
Woman Loses Appeal to Ban Religion in School
A Champaign petition to ban teaching religion in public schools failed. Judges Grover W Watson Leona and Bute Head Northlanst held no constitutional violation by teaching religion in schools. Mig McCollum argued her son faced embarrassment from classmates for not attending the religion class. The decision deemed the action a lawful exercise of personal liberty.
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Champaign
Ch Duit Gul
Min Yushul McCollunt
Grover W Watson
Leona
Bute
Northlanst
Mig McCollum
Mig McColhim
Ia Gagtantea
Pighels Apple Selling Campaign Reported in Elizabeth NJ
A garbled notice from Ellenbeth mentions an apple selling drive tied to the CIO United Electrical Workers. The fragment references Pighels and a picket at a Philadelphia location, with Copper Prad wets Carp plant and a publicity event on a Sunday.
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Pighels
Elizabeth NJ
INS
Phalps Dodge
Ellenbeth
Apple
United Electrical Worker
Notice of Telephone Rates Change in New York
Notice informs subscribers of changes to telephone rates by the New York Telephone Company. The document outlines the new charges and dates, advising customers to review the details for the upcoming billing cycle. It mentions filings and regulatory context and urges customers to contact the company for questions or service impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mleponr Company
Local residents update and service notices unfold in Whitehall area
The report lists residents returning home after illness and military service, including Henry Miran convalescing on Saundery Street and William J McLaughlin honored after Navy service two years. It notes Army Lt Col Isale Bartholomew and updates on families along Williams, Rutland, Bellamy, and Drimty Streets amid community events and church gatherings.
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Tawar Chiuse
Williams Street
Layden Adams Street
Henry Miran
Saundery Steet
Bivette
Dela
Hideo Rathead
Bellamy Street
Roy Adams
Winrid
George Adamg
Rutland Street
Navy
Cambbeda
South Pacific
Stara
Victory Viedal
Iasle Bartholomew
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Mechanicville
Oval
Edward Reneau
DPA
Tes
Eifeclite
Ted L
Virb van Veghten
Peduction
Miss Crom
Cianin
Irs Slavin Cowen
Fler
Vis Lawid Crawford
Oohues
Schenectady
Tuesdas Burcks
de Sorgy
Chrysler
Cadhillacs
Ondawa Todjes
AMW
Ondawa
Chiptee
Wailham No
Leshé Bivywo
Chow Hill
Isdence
Ficeman
Fulk
First Methodist Church
Will Bean
Raymond Hathaway
Elie Pian Bazar
Mochuniewille Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Henry H van Veghten
Joseph Gilmore
William Genrge Ochamen
Home Bureau
Weehanies Ile I Home Bureau
Percival Ball
Balister’ Spa
Wunicrpal Traffic Commission
Hawley
Weilson Hose Company
Joseph Bassett
Edward Pinegan
Hatusah
Rusurdin
Wiehiel J Crinney
Joseph Cotham
Diruel Borden
George Shennedy
Crptain
Witliam
George Tedwild Pinegan Igoseph
Jer
Joseph Cardoin Dentel Bosden
Steveno
Lilward Pine San Juitor
Harves
Mumy Tweedie
Christy DeLaRoss
Dee Lunes Raddy
Troyweelo
Feemin
Chitch
Youth
Christ
Chafford
Piste
Tivendernga
Troy Wall
Panama
Bovlal
Mermond
Wooddell
Summit School
Ruy Ash
Bury
Assumption
Serafino
Amy Emery Piston
St Pauls Church
Michael A Hopkins Poston
Dons Thornhill
Laeut Tlora Brown
Mens Brotherhood of the
Menioury Baptist Ghazeh
Tary Nawld Cor
Roosevelt
Migus Chaney Mitin
Eft
Wrs
Tlewin
Anna Wemer
Atso Phylls Noeaver Qight
San Lianesco
Joseph Y. Fowler
Congress and River Sts
Trop
gEee
COST
New York State
C P .A
Siena College
NEW York State Department OF Education
Certified Public Accountants
Albany
Watervliet
Loudonville, New York
Federal
Bue
Euest
Past Nations Club of Stat of Liberty
Order of St Leon Stn
Gondnet Ste
Wenner
Bud Linderman
Red Lodge
Mont
Funny
Whitehall
Wnolphs Uli Td
Sewelers Saat
Lewis
Leather
W P Herbert & Co
Fulton ST
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