Engel accuses army of donating and selling food to UN
Representative Engel charged that the Army sold 327 gallons of military food to the UN and that 198 million dollars worth was diverted to aid UN operations. He argued the army’s actions increased wartime costs for the United States while criticizing allies and the occupation, as Congress debated a seven billion dollar War Department appropriation for the 1947 fiscal year.
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Sightless Boy Wins Special Scout Medal in Scout Troop
Hendon Handron a blind Utah boy with diabetes receives a special Scout medal for guiding a Braille Scout diary troop. Despite dietary needs and insulin before meals he remains an example to peers and plans for overnight hikes.
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Louis
Hendin Jaalsis
Kai Hy
Anany Yenla
Bert Pean
Hendon Gaye
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Bits Create Teaser Incomprehensible
A damaged OCR fragment presents scattered terms and names including numbers and places. The text lacks coherent narrative, making it impossible to identify a clear event or entities beyond partial references to people and items.
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Highlights Old Text in Jumble
A garbled OCR fragment references a riddle like puzzle with scattered terms and names. It mentions items such as copper, gardens, barbies, jewelry, and various lettered tags. The text appears as a chaotic list of fragments lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
End of St Marys Academy Eighth Grade Exercises
Large gathering of parents witnessed the Eighth Grade commencement at St Marys Academy in the Church of The Tramaculile Subceptian. Rev James P Ambrose spoke as diplomas and prizes were awarded to seventh and sixth grade scholars and religious recipients. The senior commencement is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev Robert Russell delivering the address. Holy Communion will be shared by seniors and eighth graders. Also noted: Center Club weekly social at Knights of Columbus clubhouse, Helen Wrableski’s miscellaneous shower, and kindergarten registrations at two schools with age and certification requirements.
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St Mary's Academy
James P. Ambrose
O.S.A
John Guiffin
Mary Alice Molt
Eugene Curtis
Bil Shea
Robert Grobuall
John Deegan
Robert Grobuski
Pokines Pitti
Carol Hulihan
Marie Morin
Arel Hulman
Mary Jans Millett
Mary Ann Chapones
Shirley Demirk
Braude
Elizabeth Shas
Uret
Robert Griffin
William Lewandowski
Robbert Russell
OSA
SML
Villanova College
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Academy
Father Alurtin
Center Club
Knights At Columbus
Helen Wrableski
St. Stanislaus Hall
Ulassit Strust Schoal
Center Street School
Firth
Local Society Notes and Community Gatherings list
Vischer Ferry Mrs. Peter Cordson hosts IM at home. Mrs. Ruth Bryant visits son in Syricuac. Clifton Park Home Bureau holds Ita annual picnic at Mrs. Ralph DeLaney’s home. Evelyn Van Veanken and Pas lela Hover vacationing with War nee Johnson at Brockway, Montana. Mrs. Ellsworth Sisson addresses Latham School teachers on their annual event at her home. Janet Jerome Marilyn Jerome and Charles Moleat to attend Youth Fellowship Conference at Reformed Church Burden Lake. Mrs. Scott Denniston and daughter return to Denver California after month with Denniston family. Mohawk Valley Grange meets in Grange Hall led by Master Jaele Btunter. Lecturer Mrs. Edgar Van Olinda discusses Flora and Faweus. Amity Reformed Church Sunday School picnic at Mrs. Clarenen Kling’s. business meeting after lunch. Miss Jean Merrill named delegate to summer youth and adult conferences in Northtodd, Mane., July 6-9. Sunday School offering to be held on lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Edwards No. 17. Mrs. George Buffon begins religion teaching for winners’ class with substitute Mrs. Delbert Mere rit. Miss Dorothy Knight.
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Syricuac
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Ita
Ralph DeLaney
Evelyn van Veanken
Pas Lela Hover
Warnee Johnson
Brockway
Mont
Ellsworth Sisson
Latham School
Janet Jerome
Marilyn Jerome
Charles Moleat
the Reformed Church
Burden Lake
Scott Denniston
Hive
Edgar van Olinda
Jon
Flora and
Flaweus
Amity Reformed Churen
Clarenen Kling
Jean Merrill
Farewell Gift Noted for School Staff Member Knight
A farewell gift was presented to Miss Knight for her service at the school before she leaves for Rochester on July 1. Joni Arnold will take duties as student policy for the summer during the 9 30 am service with day school to follow at 1.
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Miss Knight
Rochester
Joni Arnold
Berlin Residents, Visitors Highlight Regional Notes
Berlin Blella Spenenr spends two weeks in New York while the World Wide Guild of the Bass Church meets at the Baptist parsonage. Norman Van Ostrum senior and family spend the week in Berlin. Miss Nancy Ward visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Waterman. Patricia Rath went swimming. Sargent Summer Camp Sunagy and Miss Matjoria Bishop of Amsterdam were weekend guests of Mrs EB Waterman.
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Blella Spenenr
New York
World Wide Guild of the Bass Church
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Baptist Parsonage
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Norman, Sr
Nancy Ward
Edward Waterman
Patricia Rath
Sargent
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Matjoria Bishop
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Waterman
Hoover Warns of Burglaries and Home Safety Rules
Police reports show burglaries rising 27 percent over last year. J. Edgar Hoover urges citizens to secure homes during vacations by leaving lights on, not hiding keys, locking doors, and having neighbors watch properties while away. He warns against leaving notes, hiding under mats, or doors left ajar and emphasizes cooperative vigilance.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBT
Komus
Tols
Jong Lo Rane Jgauk
Vacation security tips for homeowners and neighbors
The piece advises arranging a trusted neighbor to collect deliveries and monitor the house during absence. It stresses leaving a key with a responsible neighbor for emergencies, securing valuables, and storing items safely. It warns to lock all doors and windows, survey security measures, and avoid giving past tenants access. It suggests changing locks if in doubt and installing internal door chains for safety.
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Hema Fmich
Hoover
Peekskill Camp Prepares High School Regents Test Day
High School Students At Peekskill Camp coordinate with local officials to ensure a safe session for Regents examinations at Peekskill High School. Cautions include verifying workers and public utility employees to prevent impostors and recent depredations by false domestic workers.
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Peekskill Camp
Mieanga
Wie Blale
New York
Une
Hay
Crane Stulth
Perkaki
Verkskill High Setont
Untitled Army Notice From a War Camp
Regular Army report describes a trainee named Crump stationed under Harold W. Bhouiaker and assigned to a camp unit. Details indicate a disciplinary or training context with a staged incident or drill.
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Troy Crump
Harold W. Bhouiaker
Baw
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