Fourteen Area Students to Graduate from Emma Willard
Emma Willard School prepares fourteen area seniors for graduation on Sunday afternoon. Notable seniors include Miss Beiermeister and Miss Harvie and other graduates who will attend Vassar College Russell Sage College Syracuse University and Stephens College.
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Emma Willard
Gree
Secoma- Willard Schoolere
Jess Bop
Beiermeister
Harter Vo Harvie
Bude
James M. Beiermeister
Brunswits Road
Mints
Fresha
Glee Cick
Fiez
Soccer Teem
Luss Beiermeister
Emes
Atise Beiersteistér
Epps Happs Tames
James Frevels
Miss Beiersteister
Miss Betermeister
Bete Harmeick
Betermeiser Wil
Hamise
Antiphone
Barvie
Vassar College
Pauline Colwell
Hollis W. Colwell
Colwwell
Troy High School
Colweil
Alice Crawford
William 8. Crawford
Columbia
Cohoes
Waterford School
Crawford
Syracuse University
Jane Gale
Alfred V W. Gales
Pawling Avenue
Keppa Kappa Tau
Airs. Ives
H. Maureen Moran
William E. Horen
Brunswick Road
Press
Stephens Colleze
Miasenti
Dorothy Johnson
Sis
Harry T. Johnson
Belle Avenue
Teirdatedé
EmeuaiVizard
Witmete
Ilinois
Jaimon Hasem
Russell Sage College
Elizabeth Ann Luby
Mtr
Mes
Vascar College
Josephine MacArthur
Chertes AL Mueur
Ring Avenue Road
MacArhur
North
Margaret D. Woodhouse
Thiessen
Wood‘house
the Triangle
Philokalians Eft Club
Miss Woodhouse
Rockey
Prees Board
Jason Fieming
Plan for Moving Wounded From Invasion
In a detailed briefing the Army Transport Corps outlines casualty movement from invasion coast to home hospitals. Wounded will be evacuated to England by rail and ship then assigned to hospital trains, ships, or planes with beds near home where possible. Debarkation ports include New York Charleston Boston and Hampton Roads. Movement aims to minimize civilian disruption while ensuring care for a large unknown number of casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Strebig
Associated Press
Washington
Heystone
War Department
Army Traceportation Corps
Mitroads
England
New York
Charleston
S.C
Boston
Hempton Roads
Army
Army Chief of Transportation
Interterritorial Military Committee
Association of American Railroada
Hays
Transportation Corps
Tung Oil Banner Crop Grows Across Southland
The Tung Growers' Association reports a dramatic rise in tung oil output from 1260 tons in 1999 to 9500 tons in 2343, with prices leaping from 15 cents to 3 cents per pound. Southern farmers race to fill domestic shortages as China halts imports, boosting plantations in Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Texas producing 145860 acres under cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplarrilie
Florida
Barshall Battard, Jr
United Tung Growers’ Association
Olipul
Ballard
America
China
Yangtse
Ching
Povernment
Charles W. Goodyear
Bogalusa
Buffalo
Tung
Alabama
Georgia
Louisane
Mississippi
Texas
Regional acreage figures and tire usage trend in 1949
The report notes scattered setup across fifty miles with large acreages in Mississippi Florida Louisiana Georgia Alabama and Texas. It cites production impact from rot trees and lead casts while listing notable acre totals. It states the national average tire life for passenger cars in 1949 was about 22 000 miles.
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Bien
Eat
West
Actoml
Wouth
Mississippi
Ieads
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
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VE Rena
Verony
Mothers Club
Mothers’ Club
St. Augustine's School
Bradley Ball
Sfrs
Joseph Rivage
William Romp
Jean McD
Beieewieister
Harriet
V. Harvee
Josephine MacAkiave
Maureen Horan
Barbara Sf Seaman
Nance A. Wells
M. Grace Southworth
Joanne M Woodhouse
Marcia Vanklooster
Sarmi
Dutch New Guinea
Tung Oil New
Southland
Broadway
Ysio
Tyree
Moore
Esnereid
H—A&V
Sterling
Schnell's Jewelry Store
Third Street
Bey
Wen