Fears of Jewish Uprising in German Camp Headquarters
In Zeilsheim Germany tensions rise at a Jewish refugee camp housing 328 people as leaders worry that prolonged stay could prompt violence. Officials note pressures toward Palestine as Zionist groups organize migration with hopes of relocation to the Promised Land.
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Nuraril Plantation Bourbon Liqueur Ad
An advertisement extols Nuraril Plantation Bourbon Liqueur as a smoother, tidier drink enhancer. It promises rich bourbon flavor and liqueur level smoothness, claiming it doubles pleasure and elevates any beverage.
Refugees Try to Flee Persecutions in Uncertain Zone
The report describes Jewish and non Jewish refugees in a disputed area. Jews seek entry, view the zone as temporary before Palestine, while non Jewish refugees flee Gallic states and anti Semitism. One encampment shows crowded quarters yet residents keep cleanliness and resilience.
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Frankfurt
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Rochester
N.Y
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McNarney
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Greenwich People Visit Town and Local Baseball Schedule
Greenwich residents and relatives visit, including Samuel Weinburg and Lois Tell. Local players Thomas McCune Lea Nash and Harry Perkins attend Warren Washington County League meeting. The second half league schedule lists Greenwich games at Lake George Glens Falls Granville Hudson Falls Salub Whitehall and Fort Edward with regional independents and Meighantot.
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Titusville
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Wiles
Collin Stevens
Phyllis
Canada
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Lea Nash
Harry Perkins
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Greenwich
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Merchant's
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Glene Falls
Fort Edward
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Whitehall May and visiting groups tour distant towns
Whitehall residents plan summer visits to New York Virginia and Mountain Street families from Poughkeepsie host at Boardman Street. A two day festival and church lawn event organized by Bushey Co Whitehall Council and Knights of Columbus with Robert J. Hoy as general chairman. Eight Girl Scouts return from Lake Neho and Lake Bomoseen camps with leaders and members listed. Campbell leads local scouts at the camp.
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Robert Harper
New York
Franklin Pilcher
Mountain Street
Virginia
John Shinners
Park Avenue
Skaneateres
Mary Enen Rich
Brooklyn
Hee Alster
Georgia Rich
Boardman Street
Lindsay D. Barry
Craig and
Paul
Poughkeepsie
Joseph Roth
Paul M. Gordon
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Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of Angels’ Church
Robert J. Hoy
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Fay Chillson
Joan Cooke
Winifred Hupman
Carol Maneli
Susan Kingsley
Janice Wolfe
Jean Wood
Seoul
Lake Bonvseen
Marlene Stewart
Joan Fish
Laura Newel
Jean Campbell
Jean Fish
Eileen Whalen
Jean Rogers
Lorraine Lia May
Lake Bomoseen
Shirley Bush
Sally Ross
Demna Loucks
Mary Galarneau
Jean Perry
Blanche Hay
Laura Newell
Ann Newell
Barbara Martin
Arlola Smith
Janice Wills
Volkert
Campbell
Scouta
Young Rat Assassins Hit Record Rat Kill Count
Detroit reports Lucile Birks wins suspended sentence after admitting she allowed her sons Carl 15 and Robert 13 to use an air rifle. The two youths reportedly killed 45 rats over two days in Ley days according to Traffic Referee Courtney Fil simons.
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Lns
Mva
Lucile Birks
Carl
Robert Birks
Courtney Filsimons
Divorces Seen Threat I To Democracy
Cincinnati commentator argues divorces imperil democracy, citing rising divorce rates over seven decades, demographic shifts, and social costs. Judge Charles W. Hoffman of Cincinnati’s family court leads critique, warning that breakups erode institutions, leaving orphaned children and strained social services.
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