English Girl to America for Quadruplets Reunion
English girl aims to travel to the United States with her quadruplets to reunite with William Thompson, after clearing passport hurdles and immigration rules. Officials warned her husband’s country may block transport, leaving her to arrange her own passage with her parents at her side.
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Clesree
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Baker Predicts Bread Shortage Will Persist
National officials warn the current bread shortage is severe across the country with slow shipments and limited wheat. Bakers expect no relief before September as a 10 percent wheat increase to mills next week will not alleviate demand.
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Women’s League Discusses McManon Bill and Voter Education
The League of Women Voters of Rensselaer County met at Mrs A Leland Lusty home with new president Mrs Nalan Cur Mes. Curry led discussion on four major National League items including atomic power control and government functions. They voted to publish election bulletins listing all candidates and to hold a voters school to educate new voters on voting systems and issues.
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Rensselaer County
AL Leland Lusty
Nalan A. Cur
Curry
National League
United States
Bowen Dees
Troy
Edwin B. Allen
Ales. Lusty
Hinanee Egnunittes
Harry A. van Velser
Ven Volser
Non-Housing Permits Reach Billions Under Gov Controls
Washington reports more than 131.37 billion dollars in non housing permits approved since the construction controls began in March. In the first 11 weeks under the order spanning 10 years, 81457 approvals and 1471 rejections were logged for store, factory, office and other non housing projects. CPA Administrator Jubir D. Smith said rates had revived this month amid a material shortage. A May 29 cut in nonresidential approvals followed discoveries that materials were being used faster than planned.
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Yale honors ten men with honorary degrees
Yale University in New Haven Connecticut bestows honorary degrees on ten men, marking the first time in years the university has awarded while recognizing achievements in various fields. The ceremony highlights include noted contributions to science and public service.
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Schuylerville Couple United in Double Ring Ceremony
Schuylerville Miss June Launder wed Rovert E B Sears at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church with Rev. Pathur Dufart officiating. Attendants included Miss Dorothy Caldruney and Miss Corsetti, with a reception and leaving for Springfield, Mass. groom employed there. The bride’s family and guests from multiple cities attended.
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George Launder
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Rovert EB. Sears
John Laures
Springfield
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Pathur
Leo J. Dufart
William Launder
Dorothy Caldruney
Huck
Thomas Sons
Springnett
Felix Crom
Joseph Reed
Maid of Honor
Mias Cormio
Monuiveline de Soie
Corsetti
Joseph Alien Angelicus
Cesar Tradishe
Quida Gagnon
Schuburt
Bertha Dufort
Twee Wis
Washingle
D. C. Springield
Mass Tho
Sears
San Diego Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Schuyterville Shah School
Mate Ine Corps
Tven
Navy Urges POWs to File Damage Claims
Washington D C Navy asks former prisoners of war to file damage claims against Germany or Japan for injuries or death under the Geneva Prisoner of War Convention. It says records are desired for each person and allows claims by POWs or relatives, including money earned before release in property seizure cases.
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Shok Production Wasbineio tion of sho and revord
The Bureau of Ippers Census announced a duction anointed to Hinnapeit in March and an a sterday. USAO par ed with 48,000,000 0,000 in April with Rev. Martin Hooksema officiating. Farell buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Indian Party Accepts Freedom Plan
Indian Congress working committee accepts a long range plan for independent India. Mahatma Gandhi and spokesmen confirm, with Cripps and Pethick-Lawrence talks ongoing. Details note a provisional cabinet dispute and representation concerns in the interim government proposal.
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Avid
New
Yenak USA
Sloglehe League
Lndia
Lung-Leens Phn
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Letparary
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Bisingston
Gindhi
Te Party
Rapiritad
Gyice
Stafford Cripps
Lord Pethiel-Lawrence
Congress
Maslene
Lumygrery
Diane Inber
Compress Party
Turmoil Over Minority Rights Sparks Political Strife
A fragmented report outlines clashes as minority rights debates intensify within the Moslem League and Congress factions. Ambitions to appoint leaders and name candidates trigger protests and deep political rifts across alliances.
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Ataitinte Dla
Puraly
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