State Schools Set to Meet Challenge in New York
Albany officials vow to expand facilities and support for up to 112000 students, proposing non profit university extension, temporary housing, and emergency college centers. Governor Dewey backs measures to remove barriers and accelerate veterans education funding, with plans for campus expansions and private school access.
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Siena Hundy Rent College
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New York State College Scholarships Announced
Applicants will file by April 6. Examinations set for May for eight college scholarships awarded by the New York State Connell Knighty of Columbia Faculty. Eligible are sons and daughters of living or deceased Koof Cara ellgli ble.
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Columbiag Fanttry
Moscow Radio Reports Bulgarian Government And US Stance
A fragmented transcription describes US and Bulgarian positions amid Bulgaria’s political crisis. Moscow Radio claims disputes over recognizing a new government and notes tensions between Bulgaria, the Soviet bloc, and Western diplomats, with references to Premier Kimon Gampiev.
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Menoire
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Adirondack Labor Dispute Faces New Offers and Demands
The article reports ongoing wage talks at 12 and 30 cent levels amid production stoppages. Buffalo and Schenectady union actions hinge on memberships as 12,000 production workers and related steel labor groups seek a settlement, with government and unemployment measures discussed and planned meetings in Troy, Schenectady, and New York City.
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Schenectady
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Fingei
Washington County Board Raises Wages
The Washington County Board votes on a supplemental appropriation to raise wages and add positions. The action includes allocations for highway projects, engineering staff, and temporary personnel, with scattered detail on road improvements and equipment purchases at Hudson Wells and surrounding areas.
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Peancas
Textile price shifts and policy debate in Senate
Fragmented OCR notes describe price controls and price increases on textiles and plastics. Mentions Sen Elmer and the Culture Committee, OPA powers, wage adjustments, and potential panels with price ranges from cents to dollars. Notes discuss government action and impacts on industry wages and consumer costs.
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War Department Backs Ousters and Draft Revisions
The War Department announced revisions to policy and authority involving pacific theater training and cadet duties. Reported in the Pacific edition of Stars and Stripes, the moves reflect changes in education, troop information access, and recruitment guidance amid ongoing national defense needs. A drowning incident is noted with a small child named Rose, leading to brief local casualty coverage in New York.
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Washington
United Sites
Waterford Troop 32 church service marks town events
Community notices describe worship at Wes leyan Methodist Church in North Fave and other church activities. The Chiteh choir and parish events list Rev Chirie, Res Oliver T Wien, and multiple services with offerings, suppers, and youth meetings. Local committees plan fundraising sales and a county meeting at the Come shop store with Mrs Weybelle Cavan presiding.
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Staley High
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Come Shop
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Mass Starvation Warned As Aid Delayed
Five to ten people in a cautious forecast may die at an evacuation site unless additional food arrives. Local leaders seek quick action to provide relief, warning of worsening hunger and possible public distress if supplies do not reach the affected area promptly.
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Wasa
Leadon Church Plans Annual Memorial Service Event
The Leadon church announces its annual memorial service at the Star Hotel with Rev Muraty presiding. Officials and congregation members will gather for prayers and a bond offering before the election, followed by entertainment and fellowship hosted by Miss Mattie ve Kowie Titertinment.
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Juste
Glib
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Lily
Amira Church
Olva Lublanceki Becomes Brite of Stanley Cehowski
Announcement made yesterday in Monett of Mies as Olva Lublanceki, daughter of Mr and Mrs Millen Ludbioudts, becomes the bride of Stanley Cehowski in a double wedding ceremony held Sunday evening. The event included families from Water Vee and Cap Nor Street Coors and featured attendees from local service groups. The ceremony occurred at 630 pm with the couple planned to reside at 9 Giine Street.
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Democrats at Schuyleville Name Candidate
In Schuyleville Democrats fail to designate a candidate for some office while naming Aleit Toreotle and Janey Weis to the committee. The village election is set for Tuesday, March 1, with trustees and other posts discussed amid party notes and local names.
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Wilter Himt
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Toreotle
Janey Weis
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Bath Democrats
Tansborini Leads In One Province
In Cordoba Province, Tansborini holds a preliminary lead with 68 votes more than nearest contender Colfin D Patan as electors gather in a delayed counting process. The Gry Pectinate group reports Cordoba at 26 and 38 electors claimed by various factions, while overall results remain unsettled.
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Pardoba
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Cordoba
Mrs Roosevelt Plans Visit to Russia and Rome
Clipped text notes Mrs Roosevelt intends to travel abroad, mentioning a possible stop in Russia and other destinations. It references plans tied to the President and a forthcoming event or trip around April, with unclear details and fragmented phrases.
Unemployed Tralians Lynch Two Women
Unclear readable text notes unrest and violence involving groups and individuals. The fragment mentions lynching, social disorder, and references to places and people, but the details are garbled and names or dates are not reliably identifiable.
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Tralians Lynch
Plan for church services in Cohoes area announced
Local notices describe upcoming worship events at multiple churches. The Salvation Army will conduct a service tomorrow at a central parish, with ministers and lay leaders listed. Community members are invited to attend Sunday noon gatherings and related rites at Holy Communion and baptisms, followed by a prayer segment led by church officers.
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Peter Liepeut
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Army
Fragmented obituary page for Greenwell family leaders and guild
A damaged dispatch lists multiple names tied to a church or civic order, including several titled figures such as a vice member and a plumber, with scattered notes on funerals, cemetery arrangements, and service dates. It references a long list of relatives and community members, hinting at a memorial gathering and burial plans at a local cemetery.
Veteran Lineman Dies At Cohoes Home
Retirement as a power company lineman noted for a long career with the Sework Power & Light Co. Obituary lists sister and other relatives, and states burial at St Josephs Cemetery. Service details and local church notes appear in the readable lines.
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Mass Schedule At Cohoes
Mass times listed for several Catholic parishes in Cohoes with low and high masses. Names like Rev Lois A Lavigne, Rev Joseph A Franklin, Rev adiien Bowhard, Rev Thamis A Flanagan, Rev Raymond 1 Robert, and Rev Mary A Flanagan appear alongside church times and locations.
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