Compromise On Ruhr Problem Seen
United States Britain and Russia seek central control of German communications transport finance industry and foreign trade as France insists on a fully understood western settlement. A British compromise would internationalize Ruhr economically while keeping political oversight to prevent war material use. France rejects German unification without firm western boundaries and a central administration.
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Louis FP
Keemle
United Prov
Taswigs
United Slulud
Keane
Iran
Manchuria
Hye Rope
Fringe
Fourmpowar
Contra Commission
Germany
Doaire
Britain
United Blates
Russia
Ssurney
Mm Nis
Bidault
Unie
United States
Potsdam
Ruhr
Ateint
Ruegia
Local Society Notes From Petersburg and Troy
Petersburg residents William Nugent and Hattie Babcock are able to be out after illness. Louis Spencer and Ann Jean Jones show improvement. Janet Curtis and Barbara Totter visited Miss Jane Sawyer. Mrs. John Littl traveled to Salt Talks City for a month with her husband. Burt Barnhart returned home after a week with his sister Mrs. Edward Baker. Corliss Park, Troy hosted Mr and Mrs Hurl Simmons and Mev and Mrs Bart Simon visiting Rich ted Hovstill of Troy. Earl Barthart and daughter Burhne attended a birthday dinner for Marl Barnhart hosted by Mr and Mrs Burt Barnhart.
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Wiliam Nugent
Hattie Babcock
Louis Spencer
Ann Jean
Janet Curtis
Barbara Totter
Jane Sawyer
John Littl
Salt Tinks City
Burt Barnhart
Edward Baker
Corliss Park
Troy
Hurl Simmons
Mev
Bart Simon
Mra
Richted Hovstill
Earl Barthart
Burhne
Ida McMannay
Marl Uarnhart Jak
Burt Butihart
Johnsonville Retiree and Society Notes From April Meeting
Johnsonville Charles Relander retires from Vonard Hospital. Mr and Mrs Gordon Getty plan to settle in Watervliet. The Women’s Society of Christian Service met with Mrs Erneg Abbott for an all day session. Mrs Floyd Burdick presided and reports from secretaries and committees were read. A travel study on Mexico was presented by Mrs Thooma Hoag. The program covered World Order and Travel and included talks on Food and Peace Religion and Peace. Luncheon was served and the April meeting will be at Mrs Abbott Gilford’s home.
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Charles Relander
Vonard Hospital
Gordon Getty
Watervliet
Women's Society of Chris Tin Service
Erneg. Abbott
Floyd Burdick
Mexico
Thooma Hoag
Fragmented OCR Brief Play by Crosswo1 Attenee
Readable text fragments describe a puzzling scene with a table and a dean of grees. The fragment mentions a seed isle and a pane pati toler, suggesting a damaged page from a historical report or play. No clear names, dates, or events emerge.
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Grees
Medleily
Isle
Puzzle fragment hints at names and phrases from a cryptic note
A garbled OCR style message lists clues and partial phrases such as The thing, dull routine, and a reference to Abrus Rothtug. It reads like a puzzle section with scattered hints and mis-spelled words, including a line about obliteration and a monetary or measurement symbol.
Fragmentary OCR List of Classified Items and Codes
A noisy OCR snippet shows a mix of numbers phrases and scattered words like period oP tin and Shirea'n wiles with many garbled entries. It reads like a jumble of tasks codes dates and public notices with incomplete names locations and actions.
Reds Seek Buffer State In Manchuria
Reynolds Packard reports UPRussia aims to turn Manchuria into a buffer, shrinking its industrial base while shipping heavy machinery to Siberia. He notes apparent Soviet pulling of resources from Manchuria and dispatch of Japanese troops to Siberia or China for factory work, with Chinese repairs disrupted.
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Reds
Manchuria
Reynolds Packard Changehun
Russia
Siberia
Manchurian
Tiat Russie
Tram
Lee
China
Siburis
Mukden
Mhangehwa
Icre
Europe
U. S
Chin Wang Tuo
Great Wall
Gulf of Liaotung
Paasikivi Elected President of Finland
Finland’s parliament elected Juho Paasikivi president, succeeding Baron Carl Gustaf Mannerheim who recently resigned. Paasikivi won 159 votes to K J Stahberg’s 14, with eleven ballots blank, in a rapid result reflecting postwar politics.
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Paasikivi
Finland
Helsinki
UPI
Ipariament
Juho
Custer Mannerheim
K. J. Stahberg
On the Air Local Radio Programs Varied Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs from station REWHA Troy and others spans the day with shows including health talk, news, music, crime reports, weather, church services, and farmer's almanac. Numerous hosts, times, and program blocks feature a wide range of roles from entertainment to community notices.
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Rewha
Troy
Voice of the Army
Urowea
Danste Grane
SoRar
Anthony News
Hienott
U S Army Bans Reds in New Loyalty Policy
War Department orders disqualification of disloyal or subversive personnel amid suspicions of espionage links. Communists face ban from officer training, aviation programs, and duties involving information or troop education. House committee claims Russian spy plot emerges as policy rolls out.
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Washington
War Department
Tran
Smiler Premwuide
Canada
Soviet Union
Dulles
Department
United States
Owever
Iljeviar
House of Representatives
House Committee of un-American Activites
Hissin
New York
Oak Ridge
Wenn
John B. Rankin
D. Miss
Truman
Ruman
Moscow
New Public Views on Military Bases Rise in Poll
A Denver based NORC survey shows 51 percent favor acquiring new military bases while opposing related loans. In February 1912 the share investing in new bases stood at 34 percent, climbing to 60 percent by August with no debt for other uses.
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URGI
New Babes
Denver
NSJ
United States
National Opinion Research Center
Privecdity
Mrs Thull to Address Women Voters Meeting in Somerton
Mrs Thull, former president of an unnamed group, will speak at the Hengwulaet County Hangud of Wanion Valer luncheon on Saturday about planning municipal projects in education, housing, and recreation. May John J. Atern will attend. reservations close Thursday. The monthly board meeting follows at 7:45 pm, presided by Mrs. Franklin Spat fard.
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Loulut
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Behem
Hengwulaet
Hangud
Wanion Valer
Ib AZ Pan
UN Locwt Junge
Thuil
Slide Department of Audit
Ani Control
Somerton
Yow
Franklin Spatfard
Local Social Notes Include Guests and Moves
Shashan Mrs Alva Roberson misplaced to her home last week with grippe. Mrs Forrest Van Goon Ryder of Albany visits the Moeller home. Mr and Mrs Johny Nelson and son Ralph spent Wednesday to Thursday at Kingston. The Lauderdale Club meets at Mrs Anna Acklay in Salem Thursday. The Home Bureau meets at Mr and Mrs Sumner Lind Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Parker and daughter Nancy move to the Campbell House, formerly from Shastian, now at Dallas Center farm in Jackson. Mrs Sumner Lind hosts Ulive tebies luncheon and cards in honor of Mrs arrest Van Long Ryder formerly Isa Copeland. Mr and Mrs Eldridge Rouse move from Myrtle Campbell home to the Dallas Center farm in Jackson. Mrs Jennie Babcock returns to Mechanicville from visit with sister Mrs Perry Stimpson.
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Alva Roberson
Grippe
Forrest van Goon Ryder
Albany
William Moeller
Johny Nelson
Ralph
Kingston
Lauderdaly Qub
Anna Acklay
Salem Thursdes
Home Bureau
Sumner Lind
Charles Parker
Nancy
Cambridge
Campbell House
Shastian
Arrest van Long Ryder
Isa Copeland
Eldridge Rouse
Myrtle Campbell
Dallas Cen Ler Farm
Jackson
Jennie Babcock
Perry Stimpson
Mechanicville
St Joseph’s Plans Irish Night for St Patrick’s Day
The combined organization of St Bridget and St Patrick’s party plans an Irish Night program in the parish hall on Monday evening March 18. Thomas Castiv and Henry J La Hleur named chairman and cochairman. Kay Flynn and William Dooley in charge of tickets. Jalizi chairs the entering set.
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St. Togent Y Pardati
Hye Parish Hall
Manaay
Thomas Castiv
Henry J. la Hleur
Local committee meeting and event details announced
The committee will meet today at 8 pm in the study room to review plans for a three-stage event featuring modern dancing, girl dances, and refreshments. Names such as Consy, lupin, French seal, Prange beaver, epmiting, and others may be used for processing.
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