La Salle Men’s Club Plans Revue For April
Planning meeting outlines shows and committees for a joint revue at La Salle School under the Salte Institute. Key organizers include J A Oghiwell president and Gething chairman with ticket sites by Easton and program heads Kemp and Potey. Also noted are Glee Club director Brother John and minstrel director Matthew J. Gethins named as general chairman.
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EeSalte Institute
J A Oghiwell
Aed
Wiliam Easton
Louis W. Kemp
J. Potey
Frank J. Ryan
Brother John
T Glee Club
Mathew J
Minstre
Her A. Patrick
P Licker
Captain Jon
Chairan
Arthur G. Afar
A. Brady, Sr
Richard Lynch
In Dunn
Edward Newland
Quillisea
John L. Fleming
Edward J. Sanders
James
Wiliam Rowan
Martin
Michael Terdesello
Ann Bebbei
Gethins
Meeting of All Comes Rds
AL Thegyon
Purviet Turaz Abbreviated Note in Slwip Record
A brief OCR fragment mentions Purviet Turaz and Slwip, with unclear terms such as Bre ig ne tere borer and Sh-Late Latés oben, lacking concrete events, dates, or identifiable entities. The readable portion centers on fragmented names and phrases.
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Breig
Acre
Guidance Centers Set Up For Disabled Veterans Aid
Centers established in fifty schools operate under Veterans Administration deals to advise veterans with service connected pensionable vocational handicaps. Additional centers planned as needs arise. Veterans receive monthly pensions of 92 dollars for single and 103 50 dollars for married along with dependent allowances. Government funds courses up to four years.
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Washington
Veterans Guide
Veterans’ Administration
Second Young Victim Of Auto Accident Dies
Batavia reports another child fatality from a Tuesday auto collision. Margaret Louise Campbell, 11, died yesterday from injuries. Earlier, William S. Cartwright Jr., 9, died within minutes after being struck by the same automobile.
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Batavia
Upi
Margaret Louise Campbell
William S. Cartwright, Jr
London Poles Protest Over Big Three Snub
The Polish government in exile issued a formal protest to the United States Britain and China over being excluded from the San Francisco Security Conference. They filed the protest on March 12 arguing the right of their exile government to participate and objecting to a veto principle before UN approval.
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London
WiPi
United States
Britain
China
San Francisco
United Nations
International Security Organization
Lublin
Russia
Poland
Appellate Court Affirms Reduced Stever Verdict
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court affirms Justice Braccis Bergan's reduction of Cornelia Stever's verdict from 40000 to 22500. Justice Christopher Heffernan dissented. The case originates from Reniselarr.
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Supreme Court
Christopher 'T Heffernan
Braccis Bergan
Cornelia ‘Stever
Reniselarr
Large Verdict Upheld In White Stone Auto Collision Case
The case brought by Catherine Stevens against Trans port Inc and driver Mortis W MacDougall arose from a Nov 5 1943 collision in White Stone Oneida County. A jury found against MacDougall but exonerated the other defendant. The judge ordered a reduced verdict of 225000 to satisfy the plaintiff, and the appellate division has affirmed the decision.
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Associate’ Transport, Inc
Charles Schiefer
Buffalo
Carter & Conboy
Arthur Zb Lanphier
Albany
Supresie Cour
Bergan
Cathrine Stevens
Transportation Company
Mortis W. MacDougall
Whitestone
Oneida County
Stever
MacDougall
Justice Berger Dissent Signals Court of Appeals Route
A divided opinion emerges as Justice Berger writes a dissent with Sam Heffernan cited, enabling the defense to pursue the case to the state Court of Appeals, the highest state court. The ruling sets up a potential appellate fight and retrial questions.
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Justice Berger
Sam ‘the Heffernan
Court of Appeals
Youth Dances Restore Saginaw City Finances
Saginaw Michigan dances at the city auditorium on Wednesdays and Saturdays turned a red-ink run into profit. From 1937 through 1942 the books were in the red until local youths proposed using dances to aid finances. In two years the city manager reports profits of 7300 dollars and elimination of five years of deficits.
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Saginaw, Mich
Selta
Saginaw
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