Peace Charter Becomes Printer Headache In Washington
Disjointed clippings discuss a peace charter causing confusion for printers in Washington. The text notes quirks with spelling and capitalization as it references the United Nations and a sense of bureaucratic muddle. Names appear in mangled form, with mentions of Ed Siewiskis and Leo Pasveisky amid fragmented context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Atatis Committee
Inca
Francisco Pease Cherter
Emiling Ed Siewiskis
Cba
Leo Pasveisky
Fragmented caucus room dialogue on discuss versus consider
A fragmented transcript shows a discussion in a caucus room about the meaning of discuss and consider. Participants debate whether to hire a lawyer or use a "Se loader" word, with references to the League of Nations and gender in the profession.
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Elber
Pownal Shifts as Residents Take Summer Breaks
Henry Scrivens from Camp Blanding returns home on fur lough. Mrs Bernice Clements visits Albany and Schenectady. Alice Church takes a six week Syracuse summer school course. Wilfred Lilie’s parents host him. Allen Beals and family depart for Washington after a week with relatives. Moon family quarters away for war service. Valeska de la Fuente arrives from New York to join minister Elizabeth Plate at their Lower Main Street summer home. Mr and Mrs Joseph Oldham and Eleanor vacation on River Road. Mrs Michael Hogan returns from Putnam Memorial Hospital after two weeks of treatment.
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Henry Scrivens
Camp Blanding
Fla
Bernice Clements
Albany
Schenectady
Alice Church
Ratherrn Church
Syracuse
Atsity Summer School
Wilfred Lilie
North
William O'Dell
Allen M. Beals
Washington, D.C
Moon
Te. Valeska de la Fuente
New York
Ter
Elizabeth Plate
Lower Main Street
Mra
Joseph Oldham P
Eleanor
River Road
Michael Hogan
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Sunday Picnic and Fifty Fifty Club Activities in Newtonville Wir.
Newtonville Wir and Mrs Harry Aussiker and daughters Rene Marie and Susan Jane of Schenectady. Sunday School picnic of the Methodist Church set for tomorrow at Central Park with basket lunch at 5 30 p m. Fifty Fifty Club met in church parlors with devotions led by Rev Delbert Smith. business session hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur McWhorter. photos shown of New York State recreation camps and fishing streams. refreshments served by Rev Smith and others.
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Harry Aussiker
Rene Marie
Susan Jane
Schenectady
Chester Rothday
Methodist Church
Central Park
Delbert Smith
Arthur’ S McWhorter
New York State
Mes. Smith
Christi
Boice and Gokey Family Guests in East Nassau
East Nassau notes guests including Mr and Mrs William Boice visiting their niece and Mrs John Gokey of Mechanicville. Estelle Oresky and family from New York vacation at their summer home here. Navy man Robert Degan arrived home on leave with his family. Mirei Degan is the former Carrie Detino.
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East Nassau Myr
William Boice
John Gokey
Mechanicville
Estelle Oresky
Lions Install New Officers at Mechanicville Meeting
Mechanicville meeting at Deere Tavern elected Theodore Weigle as president with officers including Edward J. Holland as vice president Louis S as second vice president and Arthur Her third vice Heals Vern Art Honlemer as assistants. Ensign Pickett guest speaker described Navy patrol boats near coast of France with depth charges sound gear radar and wartime duties. Obituary notes Harrison A. MacNeil died at Saratoga Lake with funeral at 189 North Second Avenue. Ralph L Boucher awarded Submarine Combat Insignia for Barbel service.
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Theodore Weigle
Lions
Deere Tavern
Tueadey
Weigle
Pia
Hallen
Edward J . Holland
Louiss
Arthur
Art Honlemer
Ensigs
Vincent Picket
Éndes
France
Mr. Picket
J Pickett
Channel Islands
Harrison A. MacNeil
Saratoge Lake
North Second Avenue
James K. Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Alfred Smith
Willard Baker
Walker McMahon
Fred de Casperis
Patrick J. Kenny
James Malone
Edward B. Hallen
George Traver
Local residents host guests across several states
Stephentown Storgan Lawless visits relatives in Brooklyn and East Orange New Jersey. Miss Laura Meddaugh of Pittsfield Massachusetts stays with her parents in the area Frida. Mrs Marie Fhagerald attends summer session in New Paltz and spends weekends at home. Herbert Silvernail and son of Ilion visit cousins Albert Silvernail. Sgt Donald P Sutherland arrives from Austria for furlough before rejoining duty. Dwight Beckhaa discharged and with wife at her parents. Walter Meinhart and children of Holyoke Massachusetts vacation with his in laws. Homa Turner returns to Pittsfield after a week with the Thomas family. Carl Dege of East Orange and Mrs ME Fowle of Brooklyn visit Edwin Lawless and Thomas Fritschie. Mr and Mrs Fritschie celebrate 25th wedding anniversary with Earl Roberts and son from Lebanon. Sam Dodd entertains Mrs Dodd's son Wikbur Sanford and Davenport guests. Rev and Mrs Harry Dodd visit from Albany. Dr and Mrs Leon Mills of Buffalo stay with Lawrence Manns. Helen Manns accompanies them for vacation visit. Mrs Austin Silvernail Dolores Mills and Mrs George Hatch join by Arthur Wixon of Lebanon to check on Mrs Frank Hadley recovering from operation in Greenfield.
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Storgan Lawless
Brooklyn
East Orange
N. J
Laura Meddaugh
Pittsfield
Mass
Orin Meddaugh Frida
Marie Fhagerald
New Paltz
Herbert Silvernail
Ilion
Albert Silvernail
Donald P. Sutherland
Austria
Dwight Beckhaa
Army
Arthur Lincoln
Walter Meinhart
Holyoke
Ara
Meinhart
Orin Meddaugh
Homa Turner
Pittsheid
William Thomas
Carl Dege
ME Fowle
Brooklsn
Edwin Lawless
Thomas Fritschie
Mills
Lawrence Manns
Helen “Manns
Austin W. Silvernail
Dolores
George Hatch
Compromise Ends Mahoney v McConnell in Renawelner Co Court
The legal action by Timothy Mahoney of this city against Earl V. McConnell of North Adams in Renawelner County Supreme Court was settled for 1750, papers filed in the county clerk’s office show. Mahoney, a deputy sheriff at the time, was represented by Taylor & Taylor. Mack rel & Rammey acted for McConnell. The case arose from a collision between patrol cars during duty hours. A separate note records plans for a July 25 game party discussed at Bolton Relief meeting.
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Tisothy, Jr. Mahoney
Earl V. McConnell
North Adams
Supreme Court
Renawelner County
Mahoney
Taylor & Taylor
Mackrel & Rammey
Petersbors
Nore
Petersburg
Sheriff’s Office
McConnell
Daulek Brotherhood Hall Meeting Led by Mrs Harris
Mrs. Sarah Harris presided at the Brotherhood Hall on Daulék Street in Daulék as corps officials convened. The fragmentary text mentions Mexico, a person named Gertrude, and a scene within the hall.
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Daulék
Brotherhood Hall
Vizth ‘Street
Sarah Harris
Gertrude
Event chairmen named for upcoming gathering
Yao Arsum and the event chairman lead the team, assisted by cochairman Mrs Alice Crogan guiding the preparations.
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Yao Arsum
Alice Crogan
Cochairmen
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C.P.A
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Somoniz and
Hudson
Violet Incoe
Hudson Beauty Shop
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TROY
Pownal
Newtonville
Claude Morse
Daniel 3
Ralph L Boucher
Naty
Gustave C. Boucher
Burke Street
Pacffc Fleet
Rotary
Dwight Marvin
Record
Rotary Club
Memorial Baptist Church
Marvin
San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Frank A. Mastrigach
Star of Liberty
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F Ning
Carimopherize
Anthony Jeno
Ithaca Callere
Phi Mu Aipfa
Social Security Aid A
Ve Sdhence
Social Serurisy
Elizabeth Tullock
E Giaf
New York State Electric and Gas Corp
J. Schneider
M. Ye
and Stes
Sham Sehsneider
Gouz VY. Phinder
Brenda
Sundry
Roy Bk
Worcester
Wrether
Widmer Swampscott
Stephentown
Linie
Lidicee
Lidice
Bolton Relief
Boxer’s
Fulton ST
Brown
Wells & Coverly's
River St
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