Swiss Stir Maintain Health
DEWITT MACKENAIE discusses Switzerland's economic stability amid war, attributing it to neutrality, prudent governance, and strong industries. The piece notes energy from hydro power, high export activity, and a economy supported by imports, with attention to tourism and Swiss prudence amid regional tensions.
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Dewitt Mackenaie
tonHory
Claude
Alps
Europe
Switzerland
Rourge
Imele
Greenwich News Briefs Highlight Local Service League Activities
Greenwich residents gather for youth service league events at the church and home of Mrs C C Vankirk. William J Whitney named acting postmaster in Greenwich replacing Willian C Sharp who resigned. Whitney previously a postal clerk. Local Red Cross drive raises 4620 pounds of clothing tagged and shipped to Albany for redistribution to Europe. World Day of Prayer observed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Blore
Eharem Belly
Bin
Alrs
Vranle John Dewell
Jane Haverty
Young Waneen's Service League
Purt
Sal
William G. Roberson
Greenwich
Hias
Bambridge Md
Marine
Albany
Witfaed
Mountain
C.C. Vankirk
Misa & Thompson
Thursd
Robert
McCillan
Cambridge
Atate
Laki
Miseum
Wil
Europe
Crossword Puzzle Ackuse
Crossword puzzle text appears garbled with scattered references to clues and names. The readable portions indicate a set of crossword entries including dates, places, and people, but the full clue list is unreadable. The fragment suggests a standard puzzle page with numbered across and down hints and a grid layout.
Puzzle of the Prize Net and Celebrity Mentions
An eccentric puzzle item mentions Virginia tabhr A-Bingle and an author tied to a Raven Maltaner Hunter wooden Muck from a Miper VEROK MTN scene. It lists 18-Atin and 1-Circus barker 20-Hilely tableland with Gustave Johndy water prop, plus a stingy $100 bill note tied to a theater sign and a counterpoint against a wet scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tabhr
Bingle
Aneatlon
Verok Mtn Rotten
Atin Buthis
Circus Barker
Neiliices
Gustave Johndy
Fort Knox Soldier Is Considered A Fixture In WWII Era
Fort Knox, Kentucky, hosts a long serving soldier, Frank Rubino, a 13th Cavalry veteran linked to the Armored School. He joined at 18, served through World War I and beyond, and now vows to retire only when unable to perform duties. He wears chevrons at home and reflects on a lifetime in the Army while remaining active with the First Set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Shu
Pbrand
Cael Wat
Seumonle
Alps
Renand
Europe
Uncle Sang
Kwitzerand
Fort Knox, &C
Tong Ra
Hurl Knox
Amay
Frank Rubino
New York
13Th Cavalry
Riley
Nisemer
Reguview
Hotine
Daly
Port Sloaim
N.Y
AL Oniaulks
Wil Steeve
Tony
Frat Rubino
Malar Pont
Soldier Gets Ranarownd On Surpluses
A fragmented report from South Bend describes a soldier, James Ge, involved with surplus property and a proposed gravel hauling venture. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to Fort Knox Kentucky and a truck viewing in Levisville Kentucky appears. The piece hints at postwar plans and logistics issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Dnd
Fns
Edward J
Anes
Marine Corp South Pacific
James
South Band
Ater War Plants Corp
Kermeler
Fort Knox
Levisville
Kylo Ollaly
Jermigsian
Former Slave Wills $2246 to Baptist Church
Evansville report details a bequest of 2246 dollars from a former slave to the Baptist Church. The will notes the deceased, Robert J. Babb, died at age 1, leaving a legacy to support a universal service of worship. church committee members and participating denominations are listed, inviting regional women to attend the union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Jaddin
Robert J. Babb
Sestate
Hawnghorn & Slave
Nord
Rye
Hoplist
Msg
L. Quimin
United Presbyterian Chiveh
M's
Clifford Austin
Reformed Church
Theodore Powell
Methodist Church
Charles Potleys
Lesley Foster
Baptist Chen
Atttend
Unis
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Inter
Svtmbouk
Mack
Ackuse
Leduc
Jon Loula
Islanida Ur
Ceva
Rutton
Ann Envi
Nto Puzele
New
Adelphi
Cait
Vuadel
Stanley
Rat Eto
Igen
Hse
Fifth Avenue
Bembergs
Heer
Deustes
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