Autoist Fined in Police Court for Traffic Offense
Ansen Aston, 36, of Sandy Lake, was fined $25 by Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court for a traffic violation. A second portion notes a police officer charging Antonsor with cutting into traffic on Pawling Avenue and a local club meeting for Townsend Club 2 at the Chagsn Building Wednesday at 5 pm with George Wagner presiding.
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Troy
Ansen Aston
Sandy Lake
James F. Byron
Auteksoo O
Masoresme
Martin J. Burke
Traf‘See Bureat
Antonsor
Pawling Avenue
Clum
Townsend
Sarawea Avenue
Board of Education
John~ ‘Ryan
Ondawa Lodge
Coulson
Star of Liberty
C. Els
Wil
Brown's Beach
Sarasoza Lake
Wilson's Weeki rCy plan to count points at meet
Ambiguous OCR text describes a plan to tally points at a meet with references to Moe and high points. Mentions hot water and a set of numbers 20 20 25, unclear context. Names and specifics are fragmentary, yielding a partial sports note.
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Siecher
Meat Flavor Fee and Witson’s B V in Risotto Tips
A fragmented home cooking note suggests enhancing meat flavor in risotto by adding extra meat and using 4 cups cooked rice with 1 cup uncooked rice, plus water. It mentions Bake-Rite and a garnish of hard cooked eggs cut in wedges and includes cheerful, brief instructions attributed to George Reetor.
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Sincereix
George Reetor
Potomac Sea Monster Captivates Federal Aquarium Chief
Frederick C. Othman reports on Percival the Potomac sea monster, admired by Fred G. Orsinger, director of the Federal Aquarium, who describes the creature as benign, 3 feet long with a Taft-like face, phosphorescent knobs, and a fondness for Tchaikovsky as he rests near the water gate while locals debate its presence in Washington.
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United Pressing
Washington
Potomac
Fred G. Orsinger
Federal Aquarium
Boston
Percival
Commerce Department
Norway
Sweden
Scotland
White House
Federal Use
Orsinzer
Rivar
Fred
Salida
Orsinger
William Howard Taft
Taft
Orzinger
Alhout
Symphony
Water Gate
Tscheikowsky
Grainger
Cambridge Book Club Meets and Church Services Planned
Cambridge The Book Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Albert Ehren treund. Thursday evening prayer meetings will be resumed at the First Baptist Church on August 2. Dr. Thomas Graham of Pennsylvania will reach Sunday evening at the union outdoor service on the lawn of the United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Edgar Metcalf and daughters Susan and Betsy of Columbus, Neb, have arrived to spend the summer with Mrs. Metcalf's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
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Book Club
Albert Ehren
Treund
First Baptist Church
Thomas Graham
Pennsylvania
United Presbyterian Church
Edgar Cop Metcelf
Susan
Betsy
Columbue
Neb
Two Air Force Generals to Lead Superfortress Campaign Against Japan
Army Air Forces announces Lt Gen Nathan Twining will command the Twining group in the Marianas and Lt Gen James Doolittle will lead the Eighth Air Force against Japan next week. Curt LeMay becomes chief of staff to Gen Spaatz as Maj Gen John Brooks takes over the 11th Air Force. Bomb tonnage on Japan to rise to record levels, with 210000 tons monthly projected by March, while B-29 production is halted. Chester W. Nimitz naval vector attached force.
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Germany
Army Air Forces
Nathan FL Twinieg
Bhs
Marianas
Twining
Ger Noars
Africa
James H. Doolittle
Hat
Pacific
Japan
Eookitite
Europe
Tra C. Baker
AAF
Twiesing
Curtin & LeMay
Carl Spaets
Pacific Strategic Air Forces
Eater
Reich
Kaker
Eaker
John B. Brooks
11Th Air Force
Paramushiro
Kuriles
Lith
Fleet Vector
Chester W Nimitz
Fruit Juices May Be Canned Without Sugar
Fruit juices may be pasteurized without sugar using simple home methods, says Mrs. G Van Beuren, a food demonstration agent. When berries are plentiful and sugar scarce, limta juice provides a good solution. later sugars return and juices can become jellies. Lightly sweetened fresh juices suit breakfast. she urges using these juices in peach desserts, salads, and desserts.
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van Beuren
Rm. van Keuren
Local residents return from travels to Atlantic City and Cranberry Lake
Latham Mr. and Mrs. Effie Wheeler have returned from Atlantic City. Mrs. Herbert S. Roberts left Tuesday for a vacation at Glen Island. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gordon returned from vacationing at Cranberry Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Whitney and daughter Anne recently left to visit relatives at Westport. Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Linton also ...
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Effie Wheeler
Atlantic City
Herbert S. Roberts
Glen Island
Aaron Gordon
Cranberry Lake
George Whitney
Anne
Westport
Elbridge Linton
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Mechanicville
Selective Service Board
Biimney W. Hewitt
Arthur Frederick * Stites
Leonard Acthony Desmond
John Joseph Sx
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Willam Charles Cister
Lorraine Valerie
Omer Valerie
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Legion of the Focal Salvation Army Corps
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Chestnut
I. J
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Lester Stone
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