Odd Fellows Meeting At 87 Fest Street Review
Deputy Charles HM Heherneihorn presided as guest grand master with staff from Rensselaer Diviney attending. The group discussed duties for the elite grand lodge convention in August and noted Elmer M. Wiusmussen as upcoming grand minister. Reports on the Me cogstil Menic Suting and Odd Fellows Home Stayversal were heard.
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Charles HM. Heherneihorn
Rensselaer Diviney
Fest Street
Mr. Schermeniorn
Gratin Lodge
Elmer M. Wiusmussen
Troy
Forrestal in Rome Flies in en route to Wing Kap Rittini
United States Secretary of the Navy Forrestal arrived yesterday in Rome by plume front Culio and is en route to Wing Kap Rittini for upcoming duties.
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Roma
Janes V Forrestal
United States Secretary of the Navy
Culio
Kap Rittini Alot
John J. Warren Dies in Watertown Area
John J. Warren, longtime founder of Juiper Manufactirer and inventor associated with pulp mill devices, died yesterday near Three Mile Bary in the Nome area. The Watertown area business figure was noted for retirement from active work before his passing.
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Watertown LLP
Jewish Veterans Protest Delays in Palestine Refugee Aid
A Jewish veterans delegation presses the White House over Palestine refugee immigration delays. They urge immediate action and warn of scorn if policy hampers aid, proposing volunteer divisions to support unity among Jewish communities and preserve order in the Holy Land.
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Walt Veleenna
Fru Min
Devleng
Grap
Mt Leitais
Oder
Transatlantic Airlines Back on Schedules
Transatlantic operations of major carriers largely resume after a ground of four engine Constellations by a Civil Aviation Authority. American Overseas Airways reports near normal services with round trips to Europe resuming. Trans World Airlines follows close with limited flights and Skyline operates DC-4s while Constellations are phased back in. Investigation by safety technicians continues after the second crash within thirty days.
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CAA
American Overseas Airways
Trans
CIMA
United States
Whallington
Safety Technici
Police Heads Urged to Curb Delinquents
Rochester officials report a push from the International Association for Identification to curb juvenile delinquency. Leaders urge reviving civic duty and efficient use of resources while criticizing toleration of indecent material in media. About 400 delegates from the United States Cuba and Haiti attend the four day convention.
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Rochester
Ly Chirk Lehndes
Federm Reformatory
Hi Leno
Cin
Association
Jig
United State
Cuba
Haien
Village Board Debates New Fire Truck for One McCowan
Green Island ALM notes at Monday night meeting to acquire a new fire truck for One McCowan Hose Company to replace a unit in service over twenty years. The current apparatus has needed repairs. maintenance costs are expected to exceed the price of a new vehicle, say board members.
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McCowan
Memorial Half Dollars honor Booker T. Washington
The House approved a bill to strike 4,000,000 memorial half dollars to honor Booker T. Washington, founder of Tuskegee Institute. Proceeds will fund a trade and farm school for Black youths and ex servicemen at Washington's birthplace in Franklin County Virginia.
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Treasury
Hooker T. Washington Birthplace Memorial, Inc
Franklin County
Washington
Tate
Disfranklin County
Virginia
Two Fires Prompt Fire Department Calls at Two Addresses
An alarm from Box 477 summoned fire units to a story frame house at 114th Street occupied by Mr and Mrs Pred Bloomingdale where a fire of undetermined origin caused slight damage. The structure is owned by Heaerw Filley of 14th Street. A second rubbish fire at 1025 Witth Avenue damaged a rear door of a single story dwelling owned by Lucien Hotte. timer was 2 08 pm yesterday.
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Yesterany
Treniert
114Th Street
Pred
Bloomingdale
Hrea
Filley
T 14Th Street
Heick Gwtysa
Witth Avenue
Booster Lind
Lucien Hotte
Official Blonde Companion Found Dead in Arlington
In Arlington Virginia a government official Franklin B. Atwood 48 chief of the Aircraft Branch of the War Assets Administration Expert Division and an attractive companion Miss Papst were found dead by asphyxiation in a garret dining room one hour after authorities identified Uberats. Neighbors said they had been living there. Detective Capt. Hugh Jones noted Atwood had a wife and three children in Nantucket Massachusetts and a daughter said Papst had formerly worked as a maid in the Household.
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W. C. Woelhiwn
Franklin B. Atwood
War Assets Administration
Chile
Hugh Jones
Atwood
Nantucket
Mass
Miss Papst
Striking Shipyard Workers Return Amid Unity Walkout
About 6 000 workers resumed work after a large general strike, clashing briefly with roughly 1 090 alien on the job. Employers then walked out again to protest the continued effort by others who had joined the wider stoppage which ended last Saturday.
They Barked at Nog Heroic USO Moments
A garbled World War II era report notes a Mexican sergeant complaining about rations and the crowd around his canteen. He reportedly said soldiers would throw hot dogs at him, reflecting wartime humor and tension in a USO canteen scene.
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Nog
New York
Yugoslav Traitors Sentenced in War Crimes Trial
Diplomatic envoy Mihailovic and several associates faced war crimes charges for agitprop against Yugoslav resistance. Sentences ranged from six to twenty years with many already jailed, including figures linked to prewar and exile governments.
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Lazay-Laa Markovic
Dino Vilovic
Theaomi
Monichila
Aftais Tn
London
Zivko Tapalovic
Mihailovic
Social Democratic
Ander
Ron Slohndan Yovanaylug
Stetin Moljevic
Shailovic
National Committee
Slaveljud Vranjesovic
Start To Rudies
Botday Puri
Malan Gavriolocie
World Calendar proposed in U S House
Washington lawmakers push a non-jumping World Calendar plan backed by Mundt and colleagues. The scheme, backed by League of Nations approval, would split the year into four 31 day months and eight 3 day months with a world holiday and a leap year fix at year end, aligning dates to weekdays annually. Jan 1, 1930 is suggested as the change date.
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Washington
Mundt CR
United States
Mundt
League of Nations
New York to Probe Lustig Tax Case and Sentences
An inquiry by New York State tax officials targets Henry Lustig owner of Longchamps restaurant amid federal tax evasion cases. Lustig, his nephew B Allen Luddy, and chief accountant Joseph Sobel face prison terms up to ten years. State officials press for full penalties and interest and vow thorough disclosure.
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Wph
A Sobel
Nuthin HH
Mitchell
Sula Tax Department
Barbi Kostehunetz
Asoletant
U.S
Shehel
Kentucky Hills Yield Three Riddled Bodies
In Harlan County Kentucky three people from two families were found shot to death in a remote area of the hills. Sheriff J. Cawood said the young Muny man, a veteran, died after being shot multiple times with rifle bullets. ARTHIE MUNey and Rugny Muney were among the others killed in the same incident during a Sunday poker gathering.
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Marlen
Kentucky
J. & Cawood
Harlan County
Bherlie Cawood
Ridoyd Lee
Farmer
Arthie Muney
Tom Times
Rugny Muney
Arthur Muney
Threhnriff
Muncy
State Winter Wheat Crop Shows Decline in New York
The New York winter wheat crop is estimated at 5,004,000 bushels, slightly above half of the 1935 crop and about 2,000,000 bushels below the ten year average. The Department of Agriculture and Markets cites fewer acres planted for harvest due to last fall’s rainy weather, which reduced sowing and cut 1848 acreage to 211,000, well below the 1845 harvest of 358,000 acres.
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Albany
New York
Blaze Department. of Agriculture and Markets
Building Plans Increase In New York State Costs
Albany reports a six million dollar rise in overall building costs from plans filed in New York State. Expenditures for new structures and alterations total 345,088, abov ing May. Parmite issuances Upstate fell from 3,160 to 4,449 as the cost rose in May.
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New York State
Albany
Edward It
New York
INS
Theodore
Corst
Sinco
Julia GC. Berry
la Salle Hotel
Chivagn
Bell System Awards Committee
Bercy
John Joseph Buialts
Betty Lice
Lino
Magistrates Plan Open Air Meeting
The Rensselaer County Magistrates Association plans an open air gathering with retreatments tomorrow evening at Ping Grave Feat They-Hooaick Pally Road announced by Charles F. Lyon president The meeting will select a definite date for the annual summer meeting and outing to be held next month.
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Rensselaer County
East Side Community Couples Ghib July Meeting
East Side The Community Couples Ghib at Third Presbyterian Church will hold its July meeting and supper at Crystal Late Mack Friday July 36. Mr and Mrs George Cinier aided by Mr and Mrs Willian Geddis and Mr and Mrs Donald Piiches. Reverend Quiny Tresen, pastor Trinity Methodist, to attend Camp Ripkins at Riverside July 18 through wt. He will return next Sunday to preach at 10:30 a.m. Miss Jnne Williams to sing. Nursery school under Miss Helen Saulpine at Sparklers Club.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Crystal
Mack
George J. Cinier
Willian Geddis
Donald J. Piiches
Quiny Tresen
Trinity Methodist Church
Survivor of Bataan Death March Expires in Albany
Egt. George H. Tallmadge Jr. of Albany, a survivor of the Bataan Death March and four years a Japanese prisoner, died Sunday at Albany Hospital from injuries linked to a collapse of a container in Japan where he worked. He was released at war’s end and later moved to Waller Reed. months earlier he was seriously injured at home and treated in Albany Hospital.
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Egt
George H. Tallmadge, Jr
Albany
Bataan
Negro Democrat League endorses Mead for governor in Ithaca meet
John J. Jones of Schenectady was elected president with Dr. B. Jones as district chairman at the New York State Negro Democratic League meeting in Ithaca. The group endorsed Senator Mead for governor and reelected A. Fay Barnett as president, vowing to unseat Governor Dewey amid criticism of overlapping veterans affairs administration.
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John J. Jones
Schenectady
B. Jones
Lee
New York State Negro Democratic League
Ithaca
Jamies Mead
A. Fay Brnnett
Dewey
Hearith
Mexico Gels Sugar From Cuba Aboard Two Ships
Sugar shipments from Cuba arrived in Tamplen Mat week aboard two atganiiers, reported by the government food agency. The government authorized priorities for transportation to Mexico City. Helen Burkley of Albany was elected president of the Adamnted alenoty plata of Amesca yesterday.
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Mexico City
Cuba
Government Food Agency
I Government
Helen Burkley
Albany
Amesca
St. Touts
Sullivan Beats Anthony Jones In Boston Bout
Sullivan defeats Anthony Jones at Braves Field in a seventh round stoppage after an eighth round surge. Jones, weighing 1024 pounds, suffers a late knockdown and is unable to answer the bell as Sullivan presses with a brutal barrage to seal the win in a rugged championship-style fight.
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Tony Sibi
Ward Pnentig
Howl
Boston
Anthony Jone
Rugged Champaigi
Ego
Jones
Moston Althougt
Fr Chontpulgn
Sullivin Dure
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Jisoeonue
Joe Anpuatas
Sullivan
Bostonians
Mexican Leaguers Book Two Games
The Mexican Leaguers softball team returns to action at Marvel Grounds facing Fifth Avenue A A in a doubleheader. Featuring former state players, the lineup includes Ramblers and other veterans as they prepare for a pair of Thursday contests.
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Mrvel
B 29 Readied for Flight From Pole to Egg
B 29 plans a patrol flight from the pole toward a distant target. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention of Washington and an ominous aim to secure a strategic route. The start date remains unset amid references to high command and a planned air operation.
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Egg
Windligton
Mary
Olahoam City
Ohta
Croi Brellishiig
Guim
Woohington
Lye Paw
Aly Arnval
Clarenne St. Jeynne
Sts Pail
Neds
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