War Service Award to be Presented by Navy Veterans Post
R P 1 will receive a War Service Award certificate presented by Bear Adan, Maniae Kelry of New York, for service in the Navy during wartime. The ceremony at the University will include a march past and inspection, with Navy officers and veterans in attendance.
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Pod
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Kelly
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Wray Post
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Bey Hous
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Ciely
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Fara
Colorado land values rise faster than others, economist says
Colorado land values have risen much more than any other state, with a seven percent higher increase than national figures, according to economist HM. Summers of Colorado A. and Bi. College. Only two states, Kentucky and Tennessee, show a greater increase.
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Bakers Warn Flour Shortage Will Worsen Preface to Crisis
Readable fragments suggest bakers forecast a worsening flour supply despite ongoing production efforts. The text hints at government action, public concern, and routine household adjustments as shortages loom and households seek to stretch supplies amid uncertain future demand.
Hat Elected by Typographical Union
Joseph Q. Hunt was elected president of the Typographical Union at yesterday's annual officers’ election held at the Travalor Complex. William Lyon was unopposed as vice president, Jol H. Nolan as secretary treasurer, Walter dy aleigh as recording secretary, with Batran Grove W Herting and Frank C. Uatigan elected as trustees. Jahon boul will succeed John Mee Manis as the head of the union after years of service.
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Travalor
William Lyon
Jol H. Nolan
Fregather
Walter Dy Aleigh
Seer Tat HH
Batran Grove
Herting
Frank C. Uatigan
Trajectad Radio
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Cathignan
George
Dog Led 8-Pound Dueck Home by Bill
A golden retriever from New Work State Conservation Department is described as valuable. The dog allegedly retrieved items from a neighbor's barn about a half mile away and led its owner home, triggering a publicized incident with local figures and a noted rubber goods case.
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Dueck
Bill
MeCoetine
New Work State Conservation Department
Youths to Escape Induction Draft Amid Controversy
The article reports mass call up struggles as about 100 youths face induction amid draft delays and administrative changes. It notes notices going out, boards contacting contingents, and Albany center preparations, with officials citing lower age limits and army physical standards affectingeligibility.
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Hal Lelegrants
Bowghtan
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Broome County
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Albany
Alany Center
Wood Nitration Study Groups Form in Oregon
Salem schools and Oregon agencies report committees from Oregon's forest products laboratory joining with companies to explore wood nitration. Gov. Snell notes the panel surveys all research areas to assemble information on evntionic forest utilization and new products.
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