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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1945
Page
6
Crowds gathered in Griccieth Wales to honor David Lloyd George Britain’s wartime premier with mourners paying respects as a national figure is remembered for leadership during conflict.
Report from Concord NH describes thousands lining river banks to witness the funeral of a revered statesman. Details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a community gathering and personal tributes from descendants and neighbors. The piece reflects a winter scene with lingering hardship in East Hampshire.
War Department reports Private Anthony Beninati of Mechanicville was killed in action on February 25 at Iwo Jima. He enlisted in February 1943, trained at Parris Island, volunteered for a paratroop division, and served about six months overseas. Survived by parents Frank and Mrs. Beninati and four brothers with several siblings mentioned. services and Easter observances noted at local churches.
Wynantskill District School No 4 closes Wednesday afternoon for the Flaster vacation and will reopen Monday morning April 9. Ann Pierson visits Easter at Watervliet with the Vroman family. Easter services at Reformed Church feature "Sary and Jesus by the Empty Tomb" with choir numbers and a pageant.
The piece argues that true world peace requires nations to guarantee and enforce basic human rights for all citizens including minority groups and families. It notes international pressure to amend the Dumbarton Oaks plan must reflect these principles, and highlights Catholic bishops as proponents of universal rights within state laws.
Large land areas in Australia have been made productive in recent years by irrigation dam construction, artesian bore work, and related public works.
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