Rail Union Head Whitney Dies Of Heart Attack
Cleveland aged labor leader Whitney 74 longtime head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen died at his Bay Village home after a day at the office and an evening with friends. A Roosevelt ally and frequent foe of Truman he waged battles over trains and drafted labor policy while supporting infantile paralysis efforts and participating in national committees. He was planning to visit Washington when he died and had just authorized another railroad strike. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter.
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Community Notices from Waterville Area Remark on Visits and Changes
A string of social notices reports residents and guests in the Watervliet Waterville Granville and Troy areas. It lists visits, returns, deployments, and family events involving Dill Chadwick Sullivan Reed Finch and Redfern families. Miller Brennan Aubin Whalen and Rondeau relatives. military enlistment for Charvitle Jepninge. and church fundraising figures from Notre Dame des Victoires.
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North
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Skene Street
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Wilam Street
North Adama
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Blanquart
Alc. Rosenfeld
Troy
West Street
Rosenfield
Lilian Hing
Celas A. Robitaille
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Our Lady of Angeles
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Pacific Union To Combat Red Tide Formation
National leaders announced that nationalist China the Philippines and South Korea will form a Pacific Union to oppose the Communist tide. They plan to invite other nations to join the anti-Communist alliance and pool strength for collective defense.
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South Korea
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Fragmented Puzzle Text Reflects Earlier World Events
The readable fragments reference Kipidie Quirino and Chiang Kai-shek figures, noting Pacific and Atlantic policies, United States and Britain posture, and Chiang’s election uncertainties. It mentions Taipei, Chungking, and political councils shaping postwar alignments amid anti communism themes.
Local Family Notices Share Travel and Visits
A fragment from Washington reports Sulo V Campbell being sent to Asia for service while family members, including Mrs Myrtle Brindle and Mrs Claire Pooderts, visit or host relatives. George Gilchest left for California where he will be stationed for a time ahead of a wedding.
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