Desert camp near Bacaton screens loyalties and lifelines
A Tucson reporter visits the Bacaton internment camp on the Sacaton Reservation to document operation under relocation authorities. The piece notes 7000 acres, 600 cultivated, 1280 broken, and restricted trade with outside markets. It cites tension over loyalty, patrols, and hardships, including rationing, housing, and limited milk for families.
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Japan
Bennett
Sacaton Reservation
War Relocation
Indian Agency of the
Department of the Interior
Poston
Parker
Ariz
Tulee Lake
Cal
Haswell Family Trip Shifts to Boston Visit Week
Potter Hill Corp executive Robert Haswell of Camp Edwards Massachusetts spent Sunday with his wife Helena Haswell. Their daughters Jessie and Lillian, and Mrs Falena Haswell are spending the week in Boston with relatives.
Present Trophies At Spring Trials Of Pittstown Club
The Pittstown Beagle Club spring trials drew a large entry as trophies were awarded by Daniel J. Cosgrove of Cohoes. Winners in 13" all age, 15" derby, and 15" all age classes included Scamp of Groveside, Carson's Sergeant, Duke of Pomeroy, plus second through reserve placements with owners named.
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Pittstown Club
Fittstown Beagle Club
Daniel J. Cosgrove
Cohoes
Michael F. Leahy
Scamp of
Groveside
William Em Met
Bittle’s Dinah
Robert Hunt
Speckles
Conrad Peetz
Frivolity
J. F. Harrington
Redix
Starleaf
Ella Curtis
Jay F. Harrington
Carson’s Sergeant
Ben Carson
Amawalk Fleet
Alex Slocum
Ruby Austin
Duke of
Karen George
Cloverdale Dawn
Clarence Bramby
Wildwood Rusty
Joseph Beaudin
Medore
L. Duquette
William Sullivan
Fire at Nott Terrace Elementary Tells School Sparks Vandalism
Two Schenectady boys aged 13 and 4 admitted starting a small blaze at Nott Terrace Elementary. Firemen contained the fire before major damage. Investigators said windows were smashed and a principal's typewriter damaged. Boys detained and held in Humane Society shelter awaiting Children's Court arraignment.
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Bchenectady
Nott Terrace
Humane Society
Children’s Court
Community Notes From Boyntonville and Vicinity
West Sand Lake resident Herbert Passineau has leased the late Marshall Brenenstuhl house. The Women’s Guild of the Holy Name plans an all day parish hall meeting on Tuesday. Albert and Mrs Sabin host Lat-A-Lot Club Saturday night. John and Mrs Miller back from Arlington visit with Rev Gerald Miller and family. Dorothy Potts returned from a trip to Parris Island with her brother Pvt Edward Potts. The Guild will hold a food sale at Mrs William B Chapman's home tomorrow at 2 p.m. Madge Keberle returned from Cortland visit and resumes teaching. Pvt Edward Potts spent most of his furlough with his parents before returning to Parris Island.
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Herbert Passineau
West Sand Lake
Marshall Brenenstuhl
Women's Guild of the Holy Name
Albert G. Sabin
John Miller
Gerald Miller
Arlington
Dorothy Potts
Parris Island
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Edward Potts
Woman's Guild of the
Albany Restaurateur Thomas J. O Connor Dies at 52
Thomas J. O Connor a well known Albany restaurant owner and veteran of World War I died Wednesday in St Peters Hospital at age 52. He was famed as a student of Albany and New York State history and a noted author. Funeral services are set for 9 am at his residence and 9 45 am at Blessed Sacrament Church in Albany.
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Thomas J. O'Connor
Albany
New York State Guard
St. Peters Hospital
New York State
Blessed Sacrament Church
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Pegler
Tucson
Bacaton
LeRoy Bennett
San Francisco
Jimmy Joolittle
Little Camp
Casa Grande
Chandler
George S. [Ki
Portland
Ore
Potter Hill
Boyntonville
Moone
Emerald Gil
Moore
AGY
ING Room
SP Ulay Lls
Bili Mel Eek
Traffic Builder
Breslow
the “Comstock
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