New York Canal and Harbor Projects Authorized by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed the canal and harbor appropriation totaling 1 110 000 for New York State. Thirteen projects, led by deeper entrance and dredging at Buffalo harbor and a 2 300,000 proposed Great Lakes to Hudson River waterway, would be funded with federal aid and state execution under federal supervision.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York State
Neu York
Bitfale
Great Lakes
Hudson River
Waterford
Oswego
Black Rock
Tonewanda Harbor
Wilsor
Harbor and Land Values Across New York Coastline
A fragmented list of harbor and land values across New York sites including Rochester, Charlotte Harbor, Cape Vincent Harbor, Jamaica Bay, Jones Inlet, Northport Harbor, Peconic River, Lake Montauk Harbor and Crowds Creek with figures ranging from five thousand to nine hundred thousand dollars. Names and exact locations appear inconsistently, suggesting a property or tax assessment ledger excerpt.
Kelley Chapter Doubles Red Cross Contribution
Rev Francis Ja Kelley Chapter D A R doubles its Red Cross Wee Purd drive total on a Wednesday night. Commander Bearman urges public to honor veterans bearing the gold eagle button. Thomas Mulcahey, past commanders chairman, announces event set in March.
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Francis Ja. Kelley
D. A
Red Cross
Bratman
DAV. Sational
Medical Corps
Itas
Cosmander
Siso Isauet
Powels
Thomas Mulcahey
Claner
Mas
Ermine earch Test mite
A fragmentary OCR item shows unclear wording about an Ermine search test or mite. No identifiable people, places, or events are readable. Further readable details are required to form a proper summary.
Chicago Opera Season Surpasses Expectations in 1944
The Chicago Opera Company reports a financially successful season, with about 2000 guarantees returned to 270 contributors. Expansion to six weeks is planned after last year’s losses led to leadership changes and a shift away from amplification, with Fausto Cleve now in charge of production alongside Abner Stilwell as treasurer.
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Chicago
Chicago Opera Company
Ifty
Seaiso
James C. Thommen
Wake Island Raid Reported by Tokyo as First U S Attack
Tokyo claimed American war fortresses attacked Wake Island in a first strike. Four B-32s reportedly raided the Japanese held outpost, were repelled by antiaircraft fire, with Tokyo claiming one B-20 damaged and minor Japanese losses amid scattered reports.
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Wake Island
Washington
Tokyo
American Pacific
Etpost
Antiaixératt
Tokeyo
Honshu Oder
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