First German Emigrant Off to the U S
A fragmentary item recalls a German emigrant’s voyage and hopes as she anticipates life in America. The piece touches on family ties, wartime memories, and the emotional mix of fear and excitement about resettling in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Hoyer Bortin
Winnie Buecehiert Stomberger
Burt Sinnang
Brooklyn
Dartlefield
Steinberger
Huaele
Baughter
Ins
Lau Loehrer
United States
Stineberger
Amer L
Bolora
Controversial gathering linked to foreign politics and Steinberger spouse
A fragmented account describes a gathering tied to foreign political notions and cultural figures. It notes Mrs. Steinberger and her husband’s involvement, mentions her longevity tied to conservatism, and recounts their family tensions, a shelter move, and the police certificate claiming no conflict with the patient. The narrative ends with Mr. Steinberger planning to join his wife and daughter in Hollywood after becoming an American agent in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinberger
Hat M. Vos
Onmse
Etter
Stuinberger
Ue Bertin
America
Walt
Louis ‘Lochner
Hollywood
Cal Man
Ovliner
Agen
Forest Ranger Dies At Cranberry Lake
Forest Ranger Lafountain, 65, of St. Lawrence County, died in his sleep at Cranberry Lake while serving with the Site Conservation Department since 1925. He entered the department in forest management and was known for his work around the fire tower and conservation efforts in the Hardin and Lewis counties area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranberry Lake
Moses
Bountain
Lafountain
St. Lawrence County
Hardin
Lewis Cow
Forest Tanger
Waterford Event Draws Veterans and Community Leaders
Waterford residents gather for a community program led by Joe Tevers brother of Johnny Evers. The event features Legion speakers, entertainment, and a parade of local groups at Waterford Hall plus a Sunday open house and supper for adults and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford High School
Columbia High School
Chartes d. Kindy
Leeion
Bays Trogeva
Joe Tevers
Johnny Evers
Haseball Hall of Fame
Haseball Gytlon Pictures
Aru
Paught le Fatlors
Boys Padierpienist League
End
Sendan
Waterford
St Sung's
UTA P.m. AM Plivers
Lesian
Porte Tinal
Rieke Sule
Byrd Urges Deep Cuts in U S Government Payroll
A 1945-era account reports Senator Byrd calling for drastic reductions in federal payrolls after World War II excesses. He pressed Congress to cap civilian and temporary war agency staff, noting 1.85 million workers were above needed limits and that postwar reshaping would cut many jobs. The testimony targeted nominal surplus desk workers and demanded action by the Appropriations and Senate committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban
VF Day
Jane
Treaguey
Frei M. Vinson
Cisex
Washington
Byres Deiimaris
United States
Byrd
Bocne
Canin
Resurfacing Work and Community Notices At Local Sites
Community updates describe resurfacing at Jesme Court and Avenue and related city maintenance actions. Names and groups mentioned include Dororthy Thinge Resbelacing Streets and Win Women's Society of Christian Service planning support at the Methodist Church on Peeling Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joblie
Jesme Courtail Avenue
Han
Senator Attacks World British Loan as WPA Style Scheme
A senator denounces a proposed 3.75 billion British loan calling it a world WPA that would lower American living standards. The speech targets UK loan legislation and a parliamentary move to avoid a Senate vote. He cites figures like Jesse Jones and Bernard Baruch in critiquing international aid and socialist policies abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heauhy Furst
Dan
Lyn
Senate
Brooks
Jesse Jones
Inemctaatt
Leo Crawley
Sble
Ac Me
Bernard) Baruch
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Angelo DE Pasquale
Go-Carl Co
Congress St
Troy
Troy Automobile Club, Inc
Hendrick Hudson Hotel Lobby
Cma Shep Viton
East Greenbush
Witerford
Slmrt DeVne
Susu Kelly
Mikfred Poliquin
Marjorie Palmatier
Robert Baker
Lorford
Kross
Reem
Waldy Ford High
Opie Plier
Omariow
Sean
Coats
Hamburg
Magentia
Britiem Hone
Johnaon
Corel
Haiti
Louis
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