Nichols Heads Blume Post For 1946
The Nichols heads Blume Post for 1946 elects officers led by a World War I veteran, with many named post officials and delegates, and a planned renovation of the old Avtar Theater building at Third Street including exterior and interior work and a new large auditorium.
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Leo
Norman
Nichols
Vonmandel
Tenia
Nichow
Pramce
Belglum
Old Sound
New York
Teegl Cient
Tanl
Edward Hayfluid
George By, Kolin, Jr
Edward Lipo
Frank J. Haydon
Edwin M. Maguira
Advauate
Willan T. Hower
Posal Soiteivael
Wis Volud
Airee Voor
David Whiley
Luslee
Delegetes
Jo Hn Maddon
Mohawk County Council
Jon, Burke
Abert Seliit
Award Holand
John Maguire
Edward Cant
Lous Cuiluaux
Cho
Tylare
Gal & Hanet
Maximey My. Hayden
Suxston
Joseph Sullivan
Fragmented report on parliamentary dissolution and regional unrest
A garbled dispatch describes moves to dissolve parliament amid protests and foreign pressure. It notes Viceroy and government officials citing pieties, a two term limit concern, and Soviet influence in Iran and the region.
Uncertain Forces Near Turky In Waning War Talks
Fragmentary report references Allied and Soviet positions near Turky, with mentions of planned withdrawals of troops and potential coup concerns. Estimates of Rust troops range 70 000 to 76 000, with possible concentrations within 29 miles of a Turkan capital and notes on Grenge and nearby cities.
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Alutoule
Turkuy
Artloiin
Praseniy
Tranun
Mavely 2
Ruther Idea
Kured
Waterford Masonic Meeting and St Patrick Day Social Notes
Waterford notes describe a Monday Masonic gathering at the Hamulating on Saint Patrick’s Day themes with Mrs. Prancey Anderson as worthy matron and Arthur Llairielt presenting gifts and degrees. A social followed with green and white decorations, refreshments, and a list of committee members and attendees. Upcoming events include a church rehearsal, Sunday School report, and planned fund-raising canvass by Waterford Rent Crowns campaign with chairman Willing N. Van Alstee urging broad participation.
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Jonle ‘Wriangle
Prancey Anderson
Arthur
Llairielt
Barstoya Diss Totel
Mifued Ly Toul
Anderson
Hale Armaments
Shinncoel Contery
Asiaween Volger
Mia
Hazel Folger
Ruth Pilcher
Emma Stark
Ella Carmar
Amy Metcalf
Jeinette Flack
McCuen
Marjorie Dull
Disorderly conduct arrest near Valley Inn in Valley Falls
An arrest was reported overnight after a disturbance at the Valley Inn in Valley Falls. Individuals tied to Saratoga Avenue Mes oramivilla face disorderly conduct charges as the case moves before local authorities in Mills Town.
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Awail
Fralige
James Gaginedl
Saratoga Avenue
Mesoramivilla
William A. Numnalius
Cambridge
Teaop G
Carhard
Wilin Fowy
Helsselnne
Lin Pence
Leroy Cohter
Mills Town
Valley Inn
Vallay Folls
Polarized wartime rhetoric shocks readers with Churchill and Soviet clash
A garbled account records a heated public talk accusing Prime Minister Churchill of provoking the Soviet Union and Britain’s allies, claiming the United States should avoid entangling alliances and push for a swift decisive use of force. The speaker argues the Western powers seek a monopoly on the atom bomb and criticizes Britain’s Mediterranean posture and intelligence actions.
Salvation Army Hears Mechanieville Speaker
Captain Doris Thornhill of Mechanieville speaks at Mingatrek Temple as part of Salvation Army evangelistic services titled Opportunity Makers Opportunity Breakers and Opportunity Dacers. The event features songs and group singing led by local officers and concludes with plans for continued services at King Street Temple tonight.
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Doris Thornhill
Mecchanieville
Salvation Army
Spesler
Mingatrek
Allie Brown
Artie Weat
Troy
Maj
Eric Smth
Famerly
Hyo
Pred Tiley
Artificial Fog as Fire Weapon Surfaces in New York
Pred Shepperd of New York, engineer-manager of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, predicts annual millions in fire and water damage. United States Rubber Co. unveils a lightweight fire hose able to withstand 800 pounds pressure, using high pressure water to generate a fog blanket that spreads over the fire and smothers flames, protecting responders and bystanders from heat and smoke.
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New York
Shepperd
International Association of Fire
Chicis
Sheppers
United States Rubber Co
Tae
Hie Fox
Sheppard
Senators Back Swap Washington Plan for Exchange Scholars
Senate Military Committee advances a plan for swapping student scholars with foreign nations for exchange programs. Hillside School Minstrel show set for Saturday and Sunday, March 16 and 17, with preliminary notices issued yesterday and explanations provided for attendees.
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Washington
Vosterlay
Senate Militar Committee
Hillside School
Connally Defends U N Policy and Rights at Assembly
Connally surveys American stance in the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly. He stresses the right to an independent system of government and economy free from foreign interference, and asserts the United States will resist aggression both militarily and economically while upholding the charter and treaties. He notes discussions with Secretary of State Byrnes prior to addressing reporters.
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Colima Troy
United Nations
Assembly
Hn Assurind
U.S
United States
United Statue
Connally
Arkneys
Wis N Airess
Seeruby
Stale Byrnes
Fragmentary Report of Bicycle Accident Victim
Fragmented OCR text shows a 16 year old from 817 Jacob Street suffering scalp and elbow injuries after a bicycle fall near Bodovat and Ninth Streets. Sparse, garbled notes reference a Samaritan and police station with unclear details.
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Jacob Streel
Bodevat
Nith
Lehman Steps Down as UNRRA Leader After Illness
Lehman announced his resignation as head of UNRRA after revealing a fatal illness. He asked the council to approve his departure so a successor could be chosen. He noted his prior resignation as New York governor and said health prompted his exit from the relief agency.
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Washington
Thaewer Heehman
Dhe
Jenlera
United Nations
Inv
Atlantic City
Priday
Iver
Roosevelt
New York State
Lowinder
Lrbmme
100000 Yugoslavs Stage Demonstration Near Allied HQ
About 100000 Yugoslavs gathered yesterday near the boundary commission and Allied Military Government headquarters. Civil and military police kept order as demonstrators clashed with mounted police and chanted slogans.
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Tibele
VPI
Boundary Commission
Tonevny
I Fish
Cuil
Funeral Saturday for Retired Judge Rippey
Funeral services are planned Saturday at Andrew's Episcopal Church in Monroe County for Harlan Watson Rippey retired as a judge of the Cowh of Appeals. A longtime Democratic leader, he died Monday night after a brief illness. Rippey served nine years on the state's high court and had roles as district judge and county justice, with Governor Olvey commenting on his passing.
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Harlan Watson Ripper
Cowh of Appeals
Andrew's
Episcopal Charen
Rippey
Lauder
Monroe
Cownty
Olvey
Sage Speaker Cites Successful Failures at Sage College
Dr Kennuth Welles of Westminster Charm of Mbnty lectured Sage College students yesterday, praising lessons from failures and recounting a stranded voyage incident. He linked the fallen ship to resilience, noting it as a metaphor for growth during a chapel talk while an odd error-laden notice about a seller meeting circulated locally.
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Kennuth Welles
Westcinster
Mbnty
Runwell Sage College
Audenta
Suivine
TaAfoia
Forty and Eight Plan Joint Session in Lin County
The Forty and Eight organization held tentative plans for a joint meeting in Lin County. Participants included John Delancey of Tiny Puat American Legion and Lin officials with Gus Myers and Harry Bayles present. A March of Dimes report by Joach F. Carey showed costs exceeding the drive’s local history by about $11,000. The session concluded with a business agenda and social gatherings.
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John Delancey
Tiny Puat
American Legion
Reneielarr
Vale
Marty
Delight
Lewin
Lin
Albany Volture
Gus Myers
du Pale
Albany
Yail
Harry
Lin County
Joach F. Carey
Cary
Samuel T. Ityan
Chet de Gise
Reries
Wale
Farm Scholarship Fund Reaches $40 000 Mark
The Carl Ladd Scholarship Fund for Paisley has reached the 310,000 mark. George Bowie, chair for Renuselaer County, reported progress and noted a $183 contribution. Funds aid farm youths to attend the State College of Agriculture at Cornell University. Annual awards of 209 go to high school students based on need, leadership, and academics. The drive aims for 100,000, deposited with Cornell for investment at 4 percent.
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Carl Ladd
Pai Yoth
George Bowie Af Heosick
Renuselaer
Dammerd
State College of Agriculturel
Cornell University
State Conference Board of
Farm Organia Kons
SEM
Sculis
Shi Infant Organizationa
Bavie
Scouts Spend Week-end At Camp Rotary
Eight members of Boy Scout Troop 29 North Greenbush, led by two leaders, visited Camp Rotary for a weekend. They completed ira and second class advancement tests, stayed in the winter lodge, and returned Sunday afternoon. Scouts named include William Graham, Robert Webster, Herbert Biller, Theadrne Miller, Robert Chipp, Chanel Adaiff, William Byt tesler, and Robert Phillips. They were chaperoned by Thorge Caul Ney and Eugene Halsey.
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Uip
Rotary
Nowr Pacatentill
Mada
Boy Scouts Troop 29
North Greenbush
Membile
William Graham
Robert Webster
Herbert Biiler
Theadrne Miller
Robert Chipp
Chanel Adaiff
Wiliam Byttesler
Robert Phillips
Thorge Caul[Ney
Euwene Halsey
Ladury
Rochester Wars On Rabid Rats Campaign Opens
Health officials launch a city wide rodent control campaign to assess rabies risk after a rat bite on three school children is confirmed as rabid. Donald H. Lewin of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service directs the effort at Cornell University, targeting an estimated 300000 to 600000 rats.
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Rochester
Donald HL .Lewin
U.S. Psi Wind Wid Life Service
Carnot University
Lewis
Cornell
Willel
University Laboratory
Brass Strike Settled at Waterbury and Yale Returnees
Brass workers in Waterbury reach wage agreement after prolonged stoppage begun February 4. In other news, two veterans reenter St Lawrence University, Weston Caswell and Joan Williams, both from local families, after service in the U S Army.
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Remnti University
Ute Asay
St. Lawrence University
Allons
Wesston Guewell
George Caswell
Alma Couet
Joan Willams
Harry H Willoits
Stow Avene
House Stalls Pensions For Congress
Congress stalls pension reform as debate centers on civil service system participation. Aimed at saving funds, the bill would have allowed lawmakers to join the civil service retirement plan, with annual pensions estimated around $1,000 below the current average. The proposal, led by Representative Wider, faced strong opposition over constitutional concerns.
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Palmelag
Listakon
Ielode
Adamnbors
Tournment Systen
Colney
Widen
D.auu
Lin Civil Hervicw
Auiaren
Thousands View Remains of Late Cardinal Glennon
Vast crowds gather to view Cardinal Glennon’s body in Mullingar as clergy and dignitaries attend a solemn requiem Mass. Presidents and prime ministers are among those in the congregation. The body will be flown to St Louis after the service.
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Mullingae
Dublin
Theno
Aee
Bernard Cardinal Gvffin
Wealminster
James Cardinal MacGingan
Montreal
Narminin Cardinal Cilray
Sydney
Saint Mary's
Mullinga
Cons Vent
Rotary
Wee Amon
Foshop John D'Allun
Meath
Cudalryside
Dubin
Shannon
St. Touis
John Cody
Philly O'Connor
St. Howts
Diplomat Confirmed Wastintion Encampment Meeting
The Senate yesterday confirmed the appointment of a diplomat to lead Delaware's encampment. Troy Encampenment Dad Bellows will meet tonight in Mam and Rocke Hall with Chief Patriarch A. Frank Bentley in charge. A social with refreshments will follow served by Charles W. Wend and a committee.
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Dad Bellows
Mam
Rocke Hall
A. Frank Bentley
Yast Clef Palvarch
Charles W. Wend
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