Sage Group To Hear Talk By Dr Lucien Wor
Dr Lucien Wor, president of Dense University de Aplitany, Vranen, will speak at the Alllnner Fisncalea event. Location: La Maison Fenn culvo, Frudsal Sage College. The talk highlights linguistic and literary themes as Wor tours the United States.
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Lucien Wor
Dense University de Aplitany
Vranen
S.o Quan
la Maison Fenn
Frudsal
Sage College
Vis
Wolff
Paris
Sarkurms
Cantilidge
Engin
Ronbilx
Chartres
Toulouse
Rennes Universlyt
University of Buffalo
Hinat
Middle West
South
Rennics University
Lie
Luttern
Qnally
Wolff Ha
Cornell University
Troy Doctor Takes Bride
Evelyn Asenath Doremus wed Dr Steadman Martin Van Buren in Sargeantville in a noon ceremony attended by immediate families. The bride, a Grover Cleveland and Royal Victoria School of Nursing graduate, and the groom, a McGill-educated dentist, plan to reside in Mold. A later social at Michael’s Women’s Club will be chaired by Johnny Kelly with local hosts.
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Ble
Saymund Hedden Doremus
Sargeanteville
N. Jo
Evelyn Asenath Doremus
Steadman Martin van Buren
George S van Buren
Sergeantsville
Edward H. Gelvin
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth
Javenta
van Buren
Grover Cleveland
Caldwell
N. J
Royal Victoria Hospital School of Nursing
Montreal
Quebec
Dy, van Buren
Rensgelaer Polytechnic Institute
McGill University School of Dentistry
Harlin F. Waller
Waterford
Fray Ince
Mra
Var Buren
Michael's
E W Seniors To Be Honored At Emma Willard School Event
Plans for a reception and program honoring the Emma Willard School will be held Feb 20 at 8 pm in Sage Hall. The Troy Chapter of the Emma Willard Alumni Association met to approve the evening, with entertainment led by A Leland Listy and a card party planned for April 19 to benefit the Permanent Scholarship Fund.
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Emma Willard School
Troy
Anima
Willard Abumnae Association
Tywint J. Senith
Londonville
Pam
Sage Hall
A. Leland Listy
Permetant
Maynard T. Witherell
Ways and
Meane Commutes
Wrederick M.nussbaum
Iny
Nancy Deal
Town Arrivals and Socials Highlight Local Week
Mrs Ray Palmer Baker Jr arrives from New York to spend a week with Dr and Mrs Ray Palmer. J T Harvin and Averill Pablo return from New York. Don Cossack Choir to perform Feb 1 at Music Hall sponsored by J Tumbo reague of Troy. Mrs Jarvis B OBrien to West Palm Beach. Janet Edina Weather wax observes her tenth birthday with a party at West Sand Lake Road featuring gifts and birthday cakes. Albany and Waterford guests attend wedding dinner for Kath leen McCormick and James Pika at The Colony Recreation Center. Fox News style not included.
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Ray Palmer Baker, Jr
New York
Ray Palmer Balee
Bis
D. Kendall Hoberta
Jarvis B. O'Brien Jett
West Palm Beach
Alvin E. Mamberl
Trajai
Herold D. Weather- Wax
West
Sand Lake Road
Janet Edina
Kathleen McCormink
Albany
Family trip highlights from Syracuse graduation and California visit
Mrs and Mrs. Jacob Moscow attended their daughter Misa Jane Moscow’s Syracuse University commencement. Mr and Mrs. Henry O’Bryan and daughter Barbara returned from California where their son Carl Olivyan has acted in Hollywood for four years. The journey covered 450 days, traveling west by the center route and the south via the Mexican trail, visiting Hoover Dam and other noted western sites.
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Jacob Moscow
Syracuse
Misa Jane Moscow
Syracuse University
Henry O'Bryan
4Th Street
Barbara
California
Carl Olivyan
Hollywood
Ulp
Centro Roves
Petien Rip Caat
Loulder Dam
Grail Canyon
Carlgoad Covertin
Couple to Wed Next Month in Albany Navy Veteran Engagement
Mrs Arman H B Twt of Wondlawn Conor announces the engagement of daughter Catherine Dom 19 to Donald J Bradley son of Mr and Mrs Thowies Businell of 102 Jacob Street Catherine employed at W. T. Chinos with fiancé a Navy veteran of 11 and a half years. The wedding is planned for February 9.
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Forayce
Dorothy A. Wiegand
Joseph Wiegand
Ninelgetitle Streat
Watervilet
Tut
George EB. Sosuiam
Charles Soxeia
Whiteview
Armonlay Apostolic Cluceh
Whiingroom
Melet Parassakida
Sixth Avenue
Watervliel
New York
Arman
Conor
Catherine Dom
Donald J. Bradley
Mire
Thowies Businell
Jacob Street
Sage Alumnae Hear Talk on Music
Miss Tonna Tiarris, a faculty member at Emma Willard School, spoke to the Troy Chapter of the Sage Cal feve Monimae Association on music's development over four centuries. Introduced by Miss Doretta Ferber, she described composers and shared records from the Pabia collections as Myrtle Fletcher led the meeting.
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Tonna Tiarris
Emma Willard School
Troy
Stassel Sage Calfeve Monimae Association
Paine Studies
Harris
Doretta Ferber
Miss Sullivan Engaged to George Galenian
Miss Sullivan of 234 Stowe Avenue announces engagement to George B. Galenian of Watervliet. The couple plans a wedding at St Michael's Church after Sullivan's education and Galenian's service in the Mary unit.
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Stes
Jo Henry M. Sullivan
Stowe Avenue
Marrage
Tieir
Noreeen Ellensullvin
George Bs. Galenian
Tigh H. Glentan
Waterviler
Sullivan
Clyett
Peabady
Gulonian
Watervliet
Eac Iy
cSt. Michael's
Churen
Bridge Tournament Winners Announced In Local Event
Easter West winners were Hichare Gillis and aymond Browh of T rey at the Stanie Mitchell game Sunday at the Biks Chub. Other winners included Bt wand and Mrs C A Bort of Mbany, second for North South Mrs Hazel Gilbert and Don Stanton of Sehenectady lists Marvin Friedman and Howard Bennett third.
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Hichare Gillis Widh Aymond Browh
T Rey
Stanie Mitchell
Biks
Bt Wand
Mra. C. A
Bort
Mbany
Mra. C
Waile
Schenactady
Vincent Boland
Troy
Mes
John B. Myron
C.C. Muckles
Menands
Toth
No Underground Found In U S German Zone
Army intelligence reported no evasive movement of strength or size in the U S zone of Germany and challenged claims by the International Committee for the study of European questions about Nazi influence. It noted propaganda was local and not centrally organized, with no large Nazi groups apparent.
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Frankfurt
Germany
PIU
Army
U. S
International
Ask Strong Unions To Assist Teachers Chicago
AVPI A spokesman for the American Federation of Teachers urges strong unions affiliated with organized labor to boost teacher organization. Kitwazi, national secretary treasurer, says independent teachers associations tied to the NEA act like company unions under administrators involved in local politics. He argues the lack of strong unions fuels low professional status and cites a strike in St Paul as a last resort.
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Chicago
AVPI
American Federation of Teacher
CA IW
Educational
Re. Kitwazi
Ayith
Wational Education Association
Trig
Acwenzl
St. Paul
Minn. Com
Witon
Nlon
Three Troop Vessels Due in New York
Three transports due at New York from Bremerhaven are listed as the General Hore with 1405 troops the Lewiston Victory with 808 troops and the General Stewart with 1278 troops and dependents. The General Harry Taylor carries 3800 troops 38 dependents one Red Cross worker and others from Bremerhaven. Also at San Francisco the General G M Satrledt arrived from Yokohama with 380 troops and sixty civilians.
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Associated Press
New York
Hremarhaven
United States
Hore
Lewiston
Stewart
Harry Taylor
Ing
Red Cross
Bremerhaven
San Brancisco
G. M. Satrledt
Yokohama
Britain to grant Burma Independence plan announced
The British government said it had reached an agreement with Burma to move toward independence. An interim government would oversee a transitory period similar to that for India, with elections planned for next April. Lord Privy Seal announced the accord in the Lords as a step toward Burma joining the Asiatic Commonwealth as an independent nation.
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London
India
Taypin
Prihich-Lawrence
Hawalt
New Orleans Women Fight Inflation and Unite for Change
In New Orleans a coalition of women from city clubs forms United Women to Combat Inflation. They urge a buyer’s strike on high prices, seek fair bacon at 45 cents a pound, promote substitutes when scarce, and plan to press mayoral and state leaders for price controls. The movement spreads to Baton Rouge with a representative there seeking guidance.
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New Orleans
UPA
Warnes
Sali Mra Beéehjomin Ballida
Chelenan
Ireland
Mitty
Department of Agriculture
OPA
Mia
John Sf. Keney
Blackswell
Olin
U.S
Worlk
Ag Dls
Baton Rouge
New Greek Premier Targets General Amnesty
Premier Demetrion Maximos said his new coalition government would offer general amnesty to guerrilla bands if they surrender. He pledged appeasement and pacification to end the civil war in Greece. The 50-year-old banker was recalled from retirement to lead the government and told Parliament the amnesty could extend to those who laid down arms.
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Alhony
Demetrion Maximos
Greene
Paliament
Aimnessy
Two Cent Stamps in Veteran’s Pay Case
Pittsburg VP Edward Wilder and veteran Anandad dither over a two cent problem tied to terminal leave pay. Army says the two cent stamp is required to satisfy a law mandating a small cash balance be sent by check, with penalties if the check is cashed in bank.
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Pittsburg
Edward Wilder
Wilaoa
Army
Wilson
Whilson
Detroiters Get Four Years for Aid to P O W
Detroiters Mia McBride and James Dowhand were sentenced to four years each for aiding and harboring a German prisoner of war in an estranged relation case. Federal Judge Arthur Lederle denied appeal bond for Mia McBride while Rudolph Soelch faced deportation for related charges.
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Peizan Tevns
Detroit
Mia
Jobs McBride
James
Arthur Lederle
McBride
Rudolph Soelch
Sealeh
Lancingburg High Year Book Names Assistants
William Doyle and Joana Miller editors in chief of the Odyadog note assistants: Carl Yeager Silverdaing Rob er Larson Wtorrry Robert Cumming a photography Eleanor Lao proofreading Marilon Vanden burg circulation Lola Danbury typing William Collopy buamne manager Ad editor to be named later.
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Paler
William Doyle
Joana Miller
Odyadog
Lancingburg
Carl Yeager
Nilverdaing
Rober Larson
Wtorrry
Robert Cumminga
Eleanor Lao
Marilon Vandenburg
Lola Danbury
William “Collopy
Europe Braces Under Snow and Cold Wave
Europe endures a severe winter with heavy snow across Britain and the Continent. Subfreezing temperatures halt road and rail travel, threaten fuel supplies, and disrupt ports and waterways from Germany to France, while injuries and fatalities are reported in several regions.
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Lindon AM
Auto Britain
Britain
Gormany
Portquai
Ldant
Gorntan Prinoneve
United States
Bevurlun Alps
Germany
France
Homeless use libraries to study and read nationwide
The American Library Association reports homelessness drives more people to public libraries for study and recreation as funding rises in some areas. Sheltering shortages push families to crowding, boosting book borrowing and quiet reading needs. Travel and climate queries rise as readers seek information and prewar vacation planning continues.
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Chicago
UWF
Amerigan Library Association
United
Superior
Wis
Ltl
Wbrarlung
Pueble
Northwest
South America
Arta
Veteras
Lutheran Church to Pray for Newsmen Week
The United Lutheran Church in America urges 1 610 076 members in the United States and Canada to unite in prayer beginning today. The week’s topic asks prayers for all who gather and publish news, that they may discharge their duties in godliness and good order. Dr Eppling Reinartz, church secretary, states the intent.
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New York
United Lutheran Church In America
United States
Canada
Eppling Reinartz
New Poultry Cleaning Machine Demonstrated at Worcester Meeting
A new device shown at the Union Agriculture meeting in Worcester, Massachusetts, cleans and portions poultry. One turn of the handle removes head and feet, the opposite turn yields feathers and organs without breaking the gallbladder. Developers claim the machine shortens the task and produces cleaner poultry.
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Worcester
Mase
Army to reduce forces in Europe by 27 thousand
Army ground forces in Europe will drop from about 117000 to nearly 90 thousand during the first six months of this year, officers disclosed yesterday. The cut reflects a downsizing drive in the theater and reallocation of manpower to other areas.
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Frankfurt
Europe
Bees Come Out to Enjoy January Sun
Bees emerge in January sun from a wall nest on Third Street near M.N. Troll Trofh. The nest has persisted for years and drew a crowd as bees flew about the building and yard amid mild weather.
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Paanereby
M.N. Troll
Taowary
Old Louisiana Capitol War Memorial
The old Louisiana Capitol building in Baton Rouge, a Tudor Gothic edifice with four towers, is described through period notes and a diary entry. Once a symbol of state government, it is depicted as a composite of Gothic and various architectural styles, now repurposed as World War II memorial headquarters for Louisiana organizations.
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Conrad Manley
Baton Rogue
Louisiana
Mark Twinn
Huoy P. Long
Veltrme
Mark
Walter Scntt
Wurape Ba le Reperor Maxmilian
Mexico
Oveclkeny
Wits Tm James TH. Dntln
Aid
Louisiana State University
Capitol
Polar Areas Seen As Rich Frontiers By Wilkins
Sir Hubert Wilkins told Pawhuska Town Hall that polar regions hold vast potential, including uranium and other metals, challenging views of them as barren ice. He warned population growth may require pioneering new lands, while noting no such opportunities in Apelle and Antarctic regions. Maine’s Katahdin stands as the state's highest peak at 3,267 feet.
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Pawhuskea
Oklo
Uri
Thaya
Ranquer
Sir Hubert Wilting
Pawhusto
Sir Hubert
Fle
Apelle
Antarctic
Wilkton
Polar
Wilkins
Russia
Agatha Shlig
Maine
Millfinockel
Mount
Katahdin
Senior Boys Triumph In League Lead Clash At Home
In a tight senior match the Senior Boys beat the Young Adults by a slim margin to seize the league lead. Bertor and White team efforts shone as Bertor Boys took early control while the Young Adults failed to overcome the deficit.
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Adalla
Sontey
Deer Place
Bertor Boys
Adutty
Chin Faet Garay
Tax collection deadline and penalties announced
A notice states that the last day for county tax collections is approaching with penalties. Starting immediately a 1.5 percent penalty will be applied on all collections until March 1, followed by a 4 to 6 percent levy until April 1, with further terms on the tax collection timeline.
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Vu Donndling
Satherina
Sugivan
Tinghsien Garrison Outnumbered by Reda Pelping
Tinghsien garrison near Tingbulen faced heavy Red forces on the eighth day of sustained combat. Government defenses at Kerridon were overrun as Pelping reports say Reds entered the walled city 148 miles north. Parachute drops supplied the Tinghslon defenders amid difficult fighting conditions.
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Kerridon
Tingbulen
Tinghslon Garriaon Wis
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