Guard Units Back in Troy Today
Troops from Camp Smith and Peekskill return to Troy as the Second and Third Regiments participate in a review and parade along routes from Union Station to Broadway and Fourth Street. Maj. James M. Bralan leads the units with divisions from Hoosick Falls and Schenectady.
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Troy
Federa
James M. Bralan
Hoak Falls
Quttits Parading Wilbo
Hoosick Falls
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Gloeraville
Glens Pulls
Saratoga
Learney
Albany
Newbury
Uticu
Uri
Genna Keirney
Prosiasns
Flome
Yeivil Authority
Hawn ‘Trogpa
Sus Smithtown
Benuuian
Ureybles
Devarsky Leads Jauarters Training Report
Sir Sidney Devarsky oversaw field communications tests by the Second Regiment Headquarters. A staff briefing praised the unit's CPX performance, noting officers Norman Li Caresolor and Le. Col. J Purcell Jr. commended the troops for their work and their training at home stations.
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Faneujndettuy
Sidney Devarsky
Fayess
Tuk
Econd
Norman Li
Phe
Hieir
Aid
Duun J. Purcell, Jr
Purcell
Ten Sleep Wyoming Trout Feeding Habits Report
A local Ten Sleep report notes trout feeding habits at Meadowlark Lake high in the Big Horn Mountains. Bliss Hayne explains to Leo Rieves that feeding patterns, including daily lake plantings and standard hours, influence catch outcomes. The account cites observer Gagrus on ongoing seasonal behavior and health of the fish.
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Big Horn Mountains
Thia
Bliss Hayne
Leo Rieves
Ana
Gagrus
Hoosier Falls Events Highlight Community Meetups
A large class joined the Hoosier Falls tActic by the Albany Avenue degree team at Masonic Hall with delegates from Albany and Bennington. District Organizer Leo Martin of Schenectady and Edward Wood of Bennington spoke as wave talks. Refreshments and dancing followed to Hyniek's Orchestra. The Heosivte Falls series meets this evening in its rooms. Mr and Mrs Walter Jacobson of New York are at their summer home on the West Hills. Kiwanis speaker Capt George McKearin of the 17th Field Artillery will address today’s noon-tide meeting at the Camey Clan, sponsored by Oliver N Rathbun. Hoosick Grange plans a meeting tomorrow with a skit directed by Mrs Percy Pine and music by Mel Chuk Brownell. Union Free School District No 1 will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 8 pm in the high school, with a tax levy of 54800 and trustee nominations to replace De Robert B Maderer. Rita Doyle is village clerk. Seven births and one death noted in the village. Wil Meet softball game scheduled today at the Athletic Field.
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Hoosier Falls
F. C
Masonic Hall
Albany Aenue
Albany
Bennington
Leo Martin
Schenectady
Edward Wood
Hyniek
Regula
Lnke
Enston-Thorpe
Walter Jacobson
New York
West Hills
George
McKearin
Field Artillery
All Saints
Hoosick
Percy Pine
Mel. Chuk Brownell
Farrett Shetanin
Union Free School District No. 1
High Schol
de Robert B. Maderer
Rita EL Doyle
Jone
Wood Flong
Walloomgac
Loveless Convicted of Striking Soldiers in Germany
Pfc. William C. Loveless of Parma Michigan was convicted yesterday by a military court in Nanhein Germany of striking two prisoners and breaking the guardhouse at Lichfield. He admitted on the witness stand that he slapped two prisoners under orders he said came from an officer. Loveless, 21, a combat veteran wounded in the Normandy invasion, was fined 100. The trial may continue as to three other prisoners whom he denied striking.
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Nanhein
Germany
William C. Loveless
Parma
Lichfield
Loveless
Normandy
Pla
Leonard W. Ennis
Peekskid
Lavetens
Veliaiex
Collision Between Horses Proves Fatal in San Diego
A collision between horses in San Diego, California, proved fatal as one horse died and its rider was injured. Ky Baldwin told police that his two year old son Kenneth was fatally injured in the crash, while his other horse suffered injuries. the report notes the incident occurred near a residence with a young passenger on another horse as part of the scene.
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San Diego
Cal
Ky Baldwin
Kenneth
Baldwin
Polish Party Seeks Public Vote Tally
Polish leader said formal protests were filed over irregularities in the recent national referendum. He claimed about 2,000 to 3,000 Parish Peasant party members were detained, while the government reported a 85 percent vote against a one-house legislature. The official tally showed over 6,000,000 votes in favor of a two-house system, with a margin near 10,000,000.
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Warsi GP
Stanisla “Mitolaiveyh
Mikolajczytt
Vice Prentier
Uni
Fraud Charges Mark Mexican Election Amid Turmoil
Mexico City reports fraud accusations from rival candidate Enrique Padilla and former foreign minister Hzequiel Drodilla as the election drew close scrutiny. About 3,000,000 voters cast ballots for president and lawmakers with claims the army helped maintain order, while Calderon and Castro received marginal support. Inauguration is slated for December 1 for a six year term.
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Mexico City
Miguel Aleut
Verracht
CU Eveersecord Part
CPV
Yeti Day
Mexico
Foremer
Hzequiel Drodilla
Reilly
Alona
People of
Charles Francis
Padila
Mexican Democratic Party
Ila
Fedatu
Vudlla
Enrique Calderon
Popular Revolutionary Party
Con
J. Augustin Castro
Meman
City Campaigner Offers Flour for Flies
Local official Mauldin and Mirkden's city government campaign against a coalition, offering five nouns of four sor nucle pound wf read fy.
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Mirkden
Colsa
Roilay
Election turmoil and violence stain regional vote tally
In a contested election, reports describe irregularities and a heated clash near polling sites. A party worker was found dead in a fatal incident during the period of heightened political tension amid claims of foul play.
Fragmented OCR note on population and detention figures
The readable text cites a federal district context mentioning a population around one million and objects detained for divorce related issues. It references Guotoy and a caution against misinterpreting the alleged evils of population control.
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Charles B. Alongo
Wilelian H. Weaver
Third Battalion
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Roy Ad. Paullott
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Mas Dton
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Lester J.engtave
James 3. Cain
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Braker
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Henry C. Cail
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Roland H. Fisher
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CPX
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Peekskill
Ralph W. Hamilton
James M. Brahan
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Harold A. Murch
Peter S. Derkowski
George Cushine
Donald Bradshaw
Jack Miller
Allan Curthoys
Donald Veragin
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John Kupie
Joan Witlkowski
Albert Caswell
John Greeley
Everett Filson
James Huntington
Ted Mortman
Hatebery
Trojan Pontiag Company
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C. M. Bassett & Son
Valley Falls, New York
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Rygh
H.stadls
Troy Watch Hospital
Dore
Trewried
Pat Shep
Amy
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