Democrats May Study City Hall Plan
Democrats in city government mull a City Hall plan amid partisan debate over municipal policy. Mayor John J. Akers backs a proposal to create an aid market and future building on the old City Mall site on Third Street, while opponents urge a plan that includes a new building on Fitch Avenue.
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Paxtys
Provermert
John 3. Akers
Soers
Meras
Tarice
Troy Mizh
Cestral
Bevente Avenue
Jean
Old City Mall
Third Street
Ahern
Troy
Honor Roth
Fitch Avenue
Renthbivans
Desiecrative
Cowmas Conseil
Thas Nog
Ameczsl
Popes
Sixteen Victims Of Steamer Fire Reported
Fire broke out in freight sheds causing extensive damage to ships and docks. The Hamonie was freed from the pier after a prior blaze. at least sixteen people seriously burned and 263 persons were rescued from the water by small craft. Estimated damage to ships and docks totals 2 060 000.
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Eibcard
Ont
U.P
Rhea
Boost Your Meal With Liver Sausage and Tomato Garnish
A dated cookbook passage praises Wilson's Certified Braur liver sausage served with raw carrot and cucumber, with potato salad and tomato roses. It details prep tips like trimming tomato blossom ends, slicing liver sausage, and pairing with bouillon bread and lemon chiffon pie for a nourishing summer meal.
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Wilson
Brunswick Post set clam steam in August plans
Brunswick Post 1265 American Legion met at the Taconic Rod and Gun Club near Eagle Mills to outline a clam steam for August with details to follow. William Post will chair arrangements with Ern Yaimage Eddieman and Ike J Chertes Wiegner assisting. Dr Stephen H Curtis presided. funds of 25 and 1000 dollars were discussed to establish a permanent meeting place.
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Brunswick Post
American Legion
Eagle Mills
William Post
Ern- Yaimage Eddieman
Ie J Chertes Wiegner
Stephen H. Curtis
Comdr
Kurt F. Leidecker
Troy
Air Corps
Europe
Ernest Tamm
Heid
Taconic
Brunswick
Nobie Calladen
Turkey costs in Michigan double since 1939
Hest Lansing Michigan reports that the expense of producing turkeys in Michigan has more than doubled since 1939 according to the Michigan Turkey Growers Association.
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Hest Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Michigan Turkey Growers’ Association
Local Church Wins In Burden Case Over Trust Fund
New York court rules that the Woodside Church receives the $25 000 trust corpus and income from a fund created by Margaret Proust for the church Burden executor had sought to dispose of the corpus after death but the decision upholds the original trust The ruling notes Burden had prior chances to contest the trust duration and affirms earlier judgments in favor of the church with legal representation listed from Wagner Quillinan Tagner and associates.
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L Townsend Burden
New York
Woodside
Presbyterian Church
Burden
Supreme Court
William C. Meckt, Jr
New York C
Attornpys
Total Church
Margaret E. Proust
Woodside Church
Plain Oif Church
Appellate Division
Barden
Supreme Court, First District
Hecht
Zurden
Thomas P. Huxtavle
Fish Transferred to City Reservoirs in Recent Weeks
More than 2 540 fish moved from Tomhannock Reservoir to Northern Drive and Frear Park reservoirs under State Conservation Department supervision. William F. Luby reports the stock includes bullheads calico bass pickerel gar pike and perch with tailheads around a pound and larger bass up to two pounds.
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Tomhannock
William F. Luby
Water Bureau
State Conservation Department
Northern Drive
Jower
Frear Park
Former Ambassador Buys Albany Building
Joseph P. Kennedy, former American ambassador to Great Britain, has bought the Standard Building at 17 State Street Albany valued at 1,850,000 dollars from the Socony Vacuum. Rentals from the building total about 350,000 dollars a year and the structure houses the OPA street and other war agencies along with state offices and private tenants.
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Joseph PP. Kennedy
Great Britain
Standard
State Street
Albany
Socony Vacuumy
QM Cone
Aoneeraa
Mexander Quits as Salem OPA Officer
Archie M Alexander resigns from the Salem OPA War Price and Rationing Board for inability to fulfill duties. Local group praises the late Frank J Beatty OPA and notes Byarderve job changes with new hours. Summer class gathering announced for tomorrow at 7:34 pm at 702 Third Avenue Lansingburg First Presbyterian Church manse.
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Archie M. Alexander
boMker
Loedi Board
Mfr
Alexander
Beeciuse
OPA
Ation
Frank J. Beatty
Cops i
Wash
Ioning
Sugmer
Mes
Seth N. Gemung
Third Avenue
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Civilians warned off rail travel as war traffic control tightens
The Office of Defense Transportation announced Tuesday it will take control of passenger cars and related rail services, allowing the Army to reassign trains and schedules as needed. Civilians face limited options and possible delays or cancellations for travel during wartime.
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Washington
Isi
Office of Defense Transportation
Cate Tess Onder
ODT
Army
Government urges stay put as new order sweeps nations
A fragmented OCR passage notes officials urging civilians to remain in place under a sweeping order. It references wartime controls, potential terminations, and tightened security with mentions of Pullman and barred animals. The text is garbled but centers on government policy, civilinas, and restrictions during conflict.
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OL Lg Ita
Pullman
Civilinas
Securip
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