Voices Plea For Arms By French Premier Queuille
Premier Queuille urged American military aid to Western Europe arguing U S help is essential for world peace and that Truman’s planned military aid to Europe complements the Atlantic pact. He warned that peace in Europe requires armed strength against Soviet influence and satellites.
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France
Tenry Queuille
United States
Europe
Hiner Queullte
Truman
Rusia
Aurrola
East
Queuille
Tie de France
France and United States seek lasting peace and defense ties
A dense, period-voice column covers French and American leaders urging mutual visits to strengthen friendship, defense cooperation, and peace. It notes the Atlantic Pact, potential U S military aid to Europe, and the need to rebalance postwar recovery with restraint. The piece also lists local items about Waterford residents and community notices.
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North
Atantic
Normandia
New York
France
Europe
United States
National Assembly
Organization of European Defense
Truman
Caf
Clifton Park Bride to Be Barbara Bruno and William Wagner Jr
Miss Barbara Bruno and William I Wagner Jr plan to wed Sunday August 7 at Jonesville Methodist Church with a reception at the church hall. Also notes fire department actions and a 12th annual clam bake set for August 21 at Curzon Park Motel Grove with John Pingel and others as general chairs.
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Barbara Bruno
William i Wagner, Jr
Jonesville Methodist Church
Church Hall
Henry van der Leest
Los Angeles
Cecil Molnar
George Degi
Grand
I Rapid
Mich
Frank Hurley
West Crescent
Joseph Jerome
Vuchers Perry
Eugene Sabournin
Halfmoon
Irving Alhouse
Chifton Park
Bert Males
iVinchers Ferry
Earle G. Groat
Clifton Park
John Ceretiga
Steven Minlao
Albert Free
Rev 13 Correctly Predicts Own Death at Camp Rotary
Fragmented OCR text reports a religious notice and social items including Camp Rotary visits, family gatherings in Bennington and Reyntonville, and a church or community event. It mentions Rev 13 predicting his own death, a late page item describes a memorial-like scene with family and community members amid scattered names and places.
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local radio schedule lists 3:00 News 3:15 Lean Back and Listen 3:30 My Serenade 3:45 Trade Winds 4:00 News 4:10 WFLY Music Room 4:30 FM Fiesta 4:45 Evelyn J Small 5:00 News 5:10 Merry Go Round 6:00 News 6:03 Sports Edition shows across stations and times with program titles and featured personalities.
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Wfly Music Room
Evelyn J. Small
Produce Prices At Menands
A dense listing of evening schedule items and prices, including menu items, show times, and various event notes across stations and venues. The text lists items like dinner music, program names, and price cues tied to local listings, with scattered references to broadcasts and stations.
Green Island Aid For Mrs Powers At Home
Fire department inhalator assisted Mrs Mathilda Powers of 33 Albany Avenue on Friday after she fell ill at home. An ambulance took her to Samaritan Hospital, hospital officials said Saturday she is seriously ill.
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Green Island Fire Department
Freday
Mathilda Fowers
Albany Avenue
iPep Goes Under Knife Title Bout Postponed
Hartford featherweight champion Willa Pep underwent hemorrhoid surgery at St Francis Hospital causing the title fight against Eddie Compo to be postponed. Pep’s manager Lou Vinensi said the decision was to await recovery progress with no mandate for rescheduling yet.
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Hartford
Conn
Willa Pep
St. Francis Hospital
Eddie Compo
New Haven
Waterbury
Pep
Lou Vinensi
Community Notices From West Sand Lake and Nearby
Miss Grace Rudman of Hartford is visiting her sister in iMacs while Miss Judie Colwell returns to Lowell after visiting the Platt home. Mrs. Chester Auntin and children from Columbiaville visit George Etman. Rev. Marvin B. Rickert from Grand Sale holds first quarterly conference with Salem Evangelical Church.
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Grace Rudman
Hartford
Chester
Nor
Iman
Columbiaville
George Etman
Marvin B. Rickert
Grand Sale
United Brethren Evangelical Churches
Salem Evangelical Church
British UN statement cites Soviet forced labor camps
The British government told the UN Economic and Social Council that about 11 million people, a tenth of Russia’s workers, are in Soviet forced labor camps. It claimed evidence shows forced labor is an official Soviet policy. The British delegate noted exiles abroad and estimated over 10 percent of the Soviet Union’s working population to be affected.
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Geneva
Met
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations Economic and Sel ‘Out Council
East Side Women Auxiliary Meet Tomorrow at Fire Hall
The East Side Women's Auxiliary of the Mountain Volunteer Fire Company will meet tomorrow at 51 pm in the fire hall on Shafter Avenue. Hostesses include Mrs. EB Burnap, Mrs. Edward Smith, Mrs. John Kelly and Helene Riley. The Hi Top Home Bureau Unit holds a meeting Thursday at 4 30 pm at Mrs Bernard Rourke's home 61 Brookview Avenue. Mr and Mrs Harry Juedes of 30 Hamilton Avenue are on a motor trip along the New England Coast. Mr and Mrs Raymond M Snyder and daughter Shirley, returning from visiting friends in this section, have gone to Indian apolla Indiana. William F Joyce of Kinney Avenue is vacationing with her son in law and daughter at their summer cottage in South Lyme Connecticut.
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Misa Celina Mero
Railroad Street
Northside
Arthur Mero
Ridgewood
SN. J
George Beanan
Beacon
George Pomroy
Division Street
John Dickson
Sixth Street
13Th Lake
Samuel Fishman
Waterford
Riverdale
Arthur Marland
Lake Luzerne
Arthur Weeks
Schenectady
The
Mountain Volunteer Fire Company
Shafter Avenue
Willnrlude Mie 'T
EB. Burnap
Edward Smith
John Kelly
Ming Helene Riley
Harry Juedes
Hamilton Avenue
New England
Raymond M. Snyder
Shirley
Indianapalla
Ind
Wiliam F. Joyce
Kinney Avenue
Mro
Paul A. Eschholz
Bouth Lyme
Conn
First baby born in captivity at Griffith Park Zoo drowns
The first baby born in captivity at Los Angeles Griffith Park Zoo drowned in a water feature during a swim. Zoologists blame inadequate safety measures and lack of fencing for the accident as officials investigate potential causes.
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Los Angeles
Griffith Park Zoo
He Ha’ Dean
Classified Rates and Copy Requirements Revealed
The notice outlines classified ad rates per line for non business and business advertisements, with per day charges ranging from 1 to 18 cents per line. It states copy requirements including point type and spacing, with ads published in The Troy Record and The Times Record. Classified ads must be submitted by 7:0 pm the day before publication.
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Troy Record
Times
Record
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