Ives Dinner Sparks Political Talk and Retiring Senator
A jittery press dinner linked Ives to looming political talk as GOP leaders discuss the retirement of a long serving Senate figure. Governors and labor relations leaders praised Ives for fostering capital and labor ties while hints emerge about his possible return to politics or academia at Cornell.
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Contebure
Area Vian Appointed To State Board
Area Vian named to state board as principal planning engineer for urban arsenal route planning. State Department of Public Works edicts new bureau to aid urban route development within cities. Fisch, director since 1938, leads traffic and planning. Shope serves as seventh project engineer for a 3.1 billion base project.
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Ice on Lake Champlain Weakening Fast
Ice cover on Lake Champlain is thinning as warm wind picks up, signaling an imminent breakup. Weather observers warn of a swift shift as breezes accelerate and temperatures stay mild.
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Lake Champlain
Camp King Celebrates Anniversary
Camp King, with only 32 members, observed the anniversary at the home of Cond. Samuel Jo Kirpatiich on Fourth Avenue. Founding date was March 19 1888, listing original members including Charles H Mason, Edward A Bolton, and others. Augusts C Roetel is the lone surviving charter member. Several members served in the Spanish American War and Civil War honors decorate the page of veterans.
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Lake freezes on the seven mile bridge sketch to Burlington VT
The lake froze less solidly than usual on the seven mile crossing from Kent to Burlington Vermont. The ice bridge formed only for one day during the first week of March, according to local observers.
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Woman Kept Indoors After Doctor’s Advice Dies Accidentally
Jury returns verdict of accidental death after a passerby report. Edmunds Suffolk Eng UPi Wained by a passerby her house was an fh Mie lchel Roys 27 shouted back her doctor had told her she Was not to go out A catn ergs jury returned a verdict of accidential death.
Continuance Request For Veterans Affairs Committee
Albany correspondence discusses extending the Veterans Affairs committee mandate and plans to study veteran benefits from a civilian viewpoint. The report notes goals to restore aid to veterans, assess housing needs, and consider emergency housing measures while examining federal education provisions.
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Civil Service Study Focused on Veterans Benefits and Orphans
A New York State study aims to assess civil service protection for veterans and dependents, emphasizing nonvoluntary aspects and wartime orphans. The inquiry seeks to improve loan access, layment provisions, and federal benefits for those affected, ensuring comprehensive safeguards for veterans and their families.
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