Split in Indian Youth on Way to Independence
Two educated young Indians with divergent views debate methods to end British rule. One advocates immediate violence and revolution, arguing independence is worth millions of lives. The other, orthodox Hindu, condemns bloodshed and fears violence could split India, even considering conversion or fleeing to preserve peace. Both share patriotism and vegetarianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutday
Britain
Gandhi
India
New Deli
Jong
Java
Kansas
50 Per Cent Increase in Marriages Noted Moslems
A debated note on marriage increases among Muslims, demobilization impacts, and Atlantic press quotes. The article cites 1915 and 1944 mortality and birth statistics, State health director Dr. Joseph Deporte discusses death rates, infant mortality, and disease impacts, with figures on measles, diphtheria, meningitis, and polio across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Res
New York
England
India
Albany
Vita Statistics
Joseph ¥. Deporte
Deporte
Stay Presbyterian Church elects new superintendent and officers
Ruhat iley has been elected superintendent of the Stay Presbyterian Church. He is honorably discharged from the Army and previously served as superintendent. Other officers include Charles N. Uutehinsen assistant superintendent Rayatona Miller treasurer Miss Baylor secretary Miss Freda Ann Gardner assistant secretary Miss Leif Snyder pianist Join Keinle and Mr Hitchingen song leader. An Every Member canvass of the Third Presbyterian Church begins Sunday. A committee meeting to set trial arrangements is scheduled for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. European Relief Clothes drive at Trinity Methodist Church chaired by Richard L. Thomas. Mrs James W. Smith conducts the business meeting with hostesses Mrs J W Wood Sr Mrs Martin Wealth Mrs John Roth Misses Philip Zne and Theodore Youngs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhat Ielley
Thad Presbyterian iChuren
Ile
Charles
N. Uutehinsen
Rayatona Miller
Mish ‘Baylor
Freda Ann Gardner
Leif Snyder
Keinle
Keinle, Pianist, and Mr. Hitchingen
Devert
Futur
Third “Presbyterian Church
Trindty Methodist Church
Richard L. Thomas
Vanderheyden
Hull
James W. Smith
J. W. Wood
Martin Wealth
John Roth
Philip Znecure
Theodore Youngs
Faward Wien
Joseph M. Burns
Wilson
Carey Avenue
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary's Cemetery
California
Miss. A. Robson
Traky
Albany
Fornia
Tae Phun
Joe Fisk
Buble
Marvin B Loveys
Hoosick
North Hoosith
Stendarden
Pitner-Cunningham
Elton K Hinses
Mary Sherman
Buringty Grap
Weir
Chase We Ihe
Ward Flang
Harold C. Piel
Cige
Wooll
Miller
H.G Crale & Co
Mit
Wood Flong Corp
Eaton
Local Social News and Obituaries Report Weekend Gatherings
Social notes from Schenectady and Hoosick Falls describe visits and small gatherings, including Mrs Jamies Lowe confined at home with a trip, Miss Mart Darknaid under care, and John Andrews returning to Wowcomb for a family weekend. Obituaries note the death of Mrs Howard Veonman of Schenectady and services for Mrs Burns. Community events cover parish nights, school attendance, and fundraising drives, with notices of meetings, birthdays, and local club entertainments.
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Jamies Lowe
Trip
Mart Darknaid
James Harrington
New York
John Andrews Hag
Tom Wowcomb
Erna Semieh
Everett Hud
Som
Evereel. Jr
Idgat Tee
Taymond Mackey
Tinosie Valley Central School
Fort Ann
Raymond Mackey
Carol Anna
Howard Veonman
Schenertuly
Anne Mae Slater
Ty Villine
Ernnest Grogan
Jissy Slater
Bri
Chib
John Hill
C. HW. Sproat
Aires
Ursula i. Lily
Sehaghticoke
Maude Abrams
James
OPA Moves to Curb Black Market Butter
The OPA announces steps to curb evasion in butter pricing. A ceiling price for custom churning cream into butter is set to counter illegal sales and protect consumer costs. The rule imposes penalties for selling butter above legal prices and requires producers to handle finished product through authorized channels.
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OPA
DUA
Maxis
Decoration for Col Beatty at Watervliet Arsenal
Col Beatty received the Decoration for exceptional service and meritorious conduct during World War I era duties at Watervliet Arsenal. Col C B Partridge presented the award in the presence of staff as Beatty neared retirement after a long Army career including the Philippines.
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Wiley Let
Legion of Merit
Col
C. B. Partridge
Arsenal
Heatly
Beatly
West Paint
Billippine Islands
Tits Country
Ordnance Department
Washington, D. C
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Beylty
Portland
Orv
Porland
Ordnance
Watervliet Arsenal
Lo Cel
J. Hamnersley
Sein
George Bullen
Jamies G. Laton
J. Cevgan
Eo Money
C. W. Latte
Reunilge
HL. Kah
Grerson
Robry
Rosen
State Eyes 55 Cent Hour Minimum Wage Reform
Albany debate centers on a statewide minimum wage replacing current industry specific rules. Milward Corsi convenes labor groups to decide on a universal standard governing intra state enterprises. Proposals include a uniform rate with possible 2 percent adjustments and a 55 cent plan under consideration by the Legislature.
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Albany
New York State
Lbs
Mmpa
Indusheiia
Tndustrial Countysister
Milward Corsi
Labo
Tueday
Corst
Gilo
Bretof Binghawson
Tocalthese
Sane Wel Greenberg
Bernold Anslin
New York City
Wemorials
Local residents host relay of visitors and illnesses
Cropseyville Mrs John Bott hosts rheumatism visit while Mrs William Schutz and her son from Troy attend as regents of Mrs Jamies O’Lonnell. Roy Wheeler is admitted to Samaritan Hospital with a broken arm. Miss Farnees Bulson of Brooklyn honored by Mine m4 Bilson and Mrs Milli Lak tleleter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cropseyville
John Bott
William Schutz
Troy
Jamies O'Lonnell
Roy Wheeler
Samaritan Hospital
Hilson
Milli Lak Tleleter
Farnees Bulson
Brooklyn
Pontine
Mull Operations Director Field Named Inactive In Plant
An active director of Mull operations, Mr. Field, has served the company for several years and is familiar with all operations in the plant. Prizes were awarded at Tuesday night's card party in All Eninis' Parish Hall Monarek with names including Mrs Mildred Dims and Caroline Andrews among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Active Direcior
Field
Aresities
Equippee
Prizps
Eninis
Monarek
Pinoette
Mildred Dims
Water Gusgon
Migs Marion Case
Archis Studd
pitch—Stre
Caroline Andrews
Smlente Stuever
I Mirisinnson
Mise Tya Hewitt
Mother Cabrini to Be First U S Saint in Rome
The Vatican advances the canonization of Mother Cabrini, noting her birth in Italy in 1850 and work founding hospitals, schools, and missions across the United States. Pope Pius XII presides over a forthcoming ceremony. a nationwide Red Cross drive in Chicago is led by Mrs. Lesha G. Brown with local volunteers listed.
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Vauiend
Rome
Bianges Xavier Cabini
United States
Pia XVI
St Petar's Basilven
Sheehuveh
Mather Cabrini
Chicago
Loratardy
Italy
Cadoyse
Milan
Nicaragua
Pau
Sacred Heart Mission
New York
Chicaga
St. Louis
Denver
Los Angele
Philadelphia
Carlo Cardinal Sajolti
Congregation of Ritay
Pape
Lesha G. Brown
Inéal Red Cross
Eer
Thew
Teri
Pilayakertil
Brown
Stn
William H. Tuck
Mies
Florence R Turner
Saye
Cot W. Robbins
Raymond Fuller
C. E Raymond Haight
H. Beecher Williams
Willard Bo Mebeath
W. Davis
John W. Macits
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Pakistan
Ishiasseute
T.B.C
Bare High
CAR Jack Headquarters
Hoosick Falls
J. Barry Percy
Ehavonn
Ame
Campane Ot Hoos
Record
Burra
Washington
B.C
Merios
Aetion
Aganey
Col. Beatty
Col. Couin Creatty
Mother Cabrini
U.S
Round Lake
Hartigans
Troy’s Reliable Cash Dept
Congress St
Igaterials
Paris
Gye
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