Vivian Jones Manion Wedding In Green Island Ceremony
Vivian Jones Manion and John Manion wed at 9 a.m. in Green Island with Mason conducting and Rose Mary Guonlaghan and Mary guiding music. Attendants included Mrs William Manion and Miss Lora Jones. couple plans residence in Pruburg after a Montreal honeymoon.
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Corenny
May
Pitincly
Die Sales Chileets
Ming Vivian L
Dont
Biood Ale
Beant Jones
Ibb Vongiers Street
John PL Mavlon
Hinsun Avene
Ley
Mason
Mara
John Midiay
Rosemary Guonlaghan
Maria
Snaphagund
Palus
Mise Lora Jones
William Manion
Thomas Fete
Willian Andrews
Vandenburg Inn
Manion
Catholic Central High School
Cluatt, Penn & Co, Inc
Heally High School
Green Island
Manion Electric Service
Philtsburg
Montreal
Miss Caplan Weds Ensign Caliner in Troy Temple
Miss Caplan daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Caplan of Little Falls and Ensign Phillip Caliner son of Mr and Mrs Isadora Caliner of Chicago wed Sunday June 9 at the Third Street Temple in Troy. Rabbi Julius Gutmann officiated. Bride wore slipper satin gown with pearl and orange blossom crown. Bridal party included Nanette Rosenthal maid of honor and bridesmaids from Chicago Troy and New York.
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Job June Caplin
Samuel Caplan
Little Falls
Troy
Ensign
Hillip Dy Caltner
Isadora Caliner
Chicago
Third Street Temple
Tasmaenson
Nanette Rosenthal
Mecill Calluer
Frances Snyder
Bichara Terk
New York
Phyllis Smatten
Norman Caplan
J. M. Woodrie
Joseph Levy
Raymond Bracken
Mabelavt Terk
Muglich Weston
Bride and Groom Tie The Knot In Purdue Afloat Celebration
The couple hosted a wedding banquet at Covell Galloony of Pastendsick Hudson with music by Dick Brown and his Merryoven. The bride, a Purdue English major and Sullivan High School graduate, wore white and the groom, a Purdue mechanical engineer, is in Navy aviation at Pensacola. They plan a New York City honeymoon and travel in a white-wheeled car caravan.
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Tony
Covell
Baifax Hall
Waybyaliona
Purdue University
Lafyuette
Ind
Enelim Calismor
Eader Mijor
Sullivan High School
Chicaso
Purdue
Qetue
Naval Air Base
Im Pensaivoty Bon
Ing
Enelen
Celine
Lemiong
Cidinet
Town Visit Notes and Local Guests Attend
A late town visit highlights Mrs Robert the German and a list of local residents and relatives visiting in Tow Mra Harald Tyne Hin Pa. Mrs George bh Milter and family, and several trustees and trustees family members were noted in attendance. Remarks mention travel to Holt and PHNTi Exeker Academy after completing a term at Smith College.
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Robert
Comrie
Anne Sehieht
Moe Smith College
Ar Ucremonieg
Harald ‘Tyne
Hin
Bia Patvente
George Bh Milter
Tin Cahwell
Walter
Jonanan
Hitkees
Uecont Huest Hobert
Heinen Beneby
Amnion Yeu
Phnti
Exeker Academy
Txuter
Nll
iCouple Wed Tre Church
The wedding of Misa AAnn Masoni and Donald A. Gagnon took place at St Augustine's Church with Rev. Newburg officiating. The couple, from Cohoes and nearby, exchanged vows before family and friends, followed by a reception at Dania Hall and a wedding breakfast at Ames Restaurant. They will reside at 2087 Fifth Avenue.
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Misa Aann Masoni
Murs
Leo L. Masoni
Third
Avenue
Donald A. Gagnon
John A. Guymon
Bedford Street
Cohoes
St Augustine's Church
Lev Rowert J. Newburg
USA
Lori
Joseph Ouimet
Vidcent Rahelatto
Arthur Gagnon
Arthur Ganan
Joseph Oumet
Paul Masoni
Inv
Sile
Lansingburg High School
Wilson & Day Inc
Gagnon
la Salle Institute
McClure & D'Arlaird
Fifth Avenue
Quoats
Con-neclicut
New York
Ausable Forica
Anasterdam
Music Season Opens at Round Lake Tomorrow
The MWAIG evason of the Manned Gaia Association will open with a concert by Albany high exo HairL under Way Gamorrow. Joe Daton conducts a program featuring $20 entry and the Hrilkigu auditorian. An August series will include Albany Symphony Credentia followed by Whattimore and Law.
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Mwaig Evason
Manned Gaia Association
Gamorrow
Albany High Exo
Hairl
Joe Daton
Phy Pro Ram
Hrilkigu Auditorian
Pivatini
Albany Symphony Credentia
Whattimore and
Law
Concert
Corinth girl wed in Nuptial Mass in Corinth Church
Elizabeth Cramie daughter of Ate and Mrs Thomas Cromie of Fulmer Avenue Corinth married Joseph Virivent Petro son of Frank Petro of Main Street Corinth at a 9 30 am Nuptial Mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Double ring ceremony. Reception at Newman's Lake House Saratoga Lane. Bride employed at Corinth Selective Service Board, graduate of Corinth High and Bastian School of Business. Petro served in Army five years and works for International Paper in Corinth.
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Ith
Elizabeth Cramie
Ate
Thomas Cromin
Fulmer Avenue
Corinth
Joseph Virivent Petro
Frank Peo
Joseph P. Haneson
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Dirs
Robert J, Langdon
Whitesboro
Willan J
Qromie
Indaw
France Putra
Rand
Newman’s
Lake F House
Saratogue Lane
Petra Jett
Midgar Falls
Main Street
Socialite Singer Enteres Convent After Career Shift
New York socialite singer Helen Marie Horton formerly of the Stork Club and the Pierre Hotel has entered the Sisters of Charity at Mount St. Vincent Convent near Riverdale to become a novice. Mrs Chaunedy T Hailen of Manhattan confirmed the move, noting her family’s early departure from the public stage.
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New York
Sns
Area Couple Take Vows in Nuptial Mass
Miss Mildred Armald wed S/Sgt Chorin Buck at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Wellsville. The ceremony featured a double ring, with Miss Phyllis White as organist and a reception for 75 guests at Joby’s Hall. The bride, wearing white organza and a fingertip veil, and her attendants, both carried floral arrangements. the groom’s party included ushers from North Pownal and nearby towns. Afterward the couple planned a trip, then the bride would reside in Walloonsac while the groom reported for duty at Baker General Hospital Martinsburg W Va.
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Mildred
Arnold
Charles Armald
Whilwamsae
Buck
Jay Huck
North Powe Wal
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hnousi Tiny
John B. Martin
Corey
Phyllis White
Mayeatha
Migs
Nora M. Buck
North Pownal
Vhd
Elizabeth Wilson
Miss Buck
Wilwon
Joby
Mavish Hall
Tromt Plitlwhitre
Yburg
North Poawanl
Fred Provost
Claybury
Wallooinsac
Baker General Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
German Spies in China Apprehended
German agents Siegfried Pailkrog and Walter Helassy, key operatives of the Esenhondt bureau in Peiping, were arrested in Paiping for spying for Japan. They ran secret units in Manchuria Mongolia and Chungking, with 24 radio operators intercepting United Nations military communications.
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Shanghai
Vpi
Germany
China
Paiping
Army
Ruan Sheva
Kunitalion
Siegfried Pailkrog
Walter Helassy
Ehehondt Bureau
Peiping
Manchuria
Mongelia
Ware
Chungking
United Nations
Yoshida Seeks Quick OK of Japan's New Constitution
The cabinet approved a revised draft of Premier Yoshida's address, signaling a fast track to constitutional adoption. The plan, backed by General MacArthur, reduces imperial powers while expanding citizen rights and civil liberties, with key reforms slated to take effect as the diet convenes.
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Yoshida
Tokyo
Premine Yostielasvill Uirgnewitt
Japan
Anenanoucomant
Yeaterday
Aardresa
Meril
Pollaies
Mperan
Apal
MacArthuy
Early Wat Story Across Aged Shores 1885
In 1885 at Shora, Maas, Ol Gurpentor struck a bold plan to honor Slim a Dredk Nene Ws home. He ordered hats and bennals crafted and prepared for a notable gesture, marking a key moment in local memory.
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Shora
Maas
Ol Gurpentor
Bennals
Red Cross unity urged by Vroman for postwar world
Vroman declares the Red Cross a force for unity among peoples after World War II. He told the American that the organization can become a beacon for global harmony, urging postwar convention talk of renewed humanitarian duty. Basil O’Connor echoed readiness for future conflict, affirming the Red Cross role in safeguarding mankind.
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Vroman
Red Cross Force
Jann
Red Cross
Mankind
Basil O'Connor
Small Unions to Seek Wages and Hours Changes
Washington notes indicate small unions plan wage and hour demands with about 700 strikes foreseen. Labor Department data show most actions target small firms and would have limited impact versus railroad and coal strikes. Experts forecast ongoing national strike activity, with 30,000 to 50,000 workers on strike at any time, a postwar rise in strike frequency.
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Washington
Wigu
Dia
Labor Department
Controversial Proposal Targets Communists in U S
A Washington report cites a government aide urging that Communists be rounded up and detained to enforce Americanism. The proposal, tied to a House committee report, claims thousands of Communist followers and organizations operate within the United States.
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Washington
United States
Hunker
Whch
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Mat
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Charles Jackson Clarke
Firs Methodist Church
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Meg
Morison
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Cochines
Ann B. Clarke
Houston
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Miss Caplan
Willy
Knowlson
Wollo — Zotos
Marcellina
Helene Curtis
Allure
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Paone
Hart & Son
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Federal Street
Langit
Philly
Callen EL
iCouple
Round Lake
Florin
William C. Preston, Sr
St. Prinsbourg
Pla
Walter M. Douglas
7 Palm Steel
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Kenneth Dean Smith
Dudley D. Smith
1300 First Avenue
Smith
Army Air Corps
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Edmund J. Kelenski
Middlebrook
Miller's Music Store
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Naan
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