Services In Synagogues List Services In Synagogues
The article outlines upcoming synagogue services and events across communities. It mentions Wyyl and Jedwsle serv ieon WD roy synagogues, planned programs, and installations. It references Bet y et Kisterhood events, Beth El Daughter hood functions, and a Sabbath service schedule for Hebrew schools.
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Sspovlal
Wyyl
Jewdsle
Cleveland
New Yorks
Marty Brownstein
Tr Weer
Alt Lyvine
Borie
Merman Chuckrow
Lent Rame
Hetty Margatius
Te Shitavin
Tath Jacobson
Sally Tu Diewr
Rose Weiss
Dav Rovick
Conquisige UN
Beth el
Temple
Sally
Jerome Brownstom
Creative Judaism
Sirs
Dave Novick
Boomer Priestine
Idaho’s Old West Scene Near Hell’s Canyon
A rugged view of the Snake River cuts through Idaho’s canyon country with miners missing along the water and prospectors returning to work this summer. Tourism grows as boatmen, ranches, and river huts shape life. nearby community notices cover temple meetings, lectures, and social events led by Rabbi Gutmann and local civic groups.
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Grand Canyon
Uke
Snake River
Anii
Nile
Ogelynee
Nani
Hell
McGrady
Life in the Canyon Ranches and River Communities
A rugged overview describes overland travel to civilization, isolated ranch life, and canyon living. It details traders, river packets, scarce schools, makeshift utilities, and the reliance on mule trains and riverboats for groceries, mail, fuel, and livestock.
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Tony Anu
Lewiston
Nxt
Grand Canyon
Lewleton
Sapp Makces Fandingsl
Buneh Femlins
Abs. L
Jortan
High Schonar
VeGrady
Boamnen
McGrady
Wieh
Notrip
Canyon
Hut Point
Lewtetan
PowerPud Mystic Blend Inspires Coastal Barrow Nonsense
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Boston and a named drink Morty Red Whisky. The text refers to whimsical titles and odd phrases suggesting a historical newspaper item about a beverage or branding with unclear context and potential misreadings. Authorities or origins are not identifiable.
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Boston
Wi—-Lasile & Dennixan
Pumed Regiments To Remain in 27th
Sources say that when the New York National Guard is reactivated the 27th Division will continue, retaining units such as the 108th Infantry of Troy and the Fighting 108th. The division would be reactivated under the War Department’s National Guard program.
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Kington
Yen
New York National Guard
108Th Infantry
Troy
Gun
New York
War Department
Colonel Del Campo to Address Officers at Troy Event
Col Del Campo of the Watervliet Arsenal engineering office will speak to the Troy Area Chapter Reserve Officers Association at The Hotel Troy Tuesday at 6 pm The talk covers Military Aspects of Guer Latins and former SS armed forces members are invited Col William K Shyne presides Reports from delegates to the New York state convention will be received
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Benjamin Ungerman
Lunehron
Branawick Hills
Rabbi Gutmann
Simday
Wilde
Hvanees
Joseph Llehren
Sisterhood Sewing Circle
Teseron Jiang
Brotherhood
Emanuel Lippauin
Washington Mark
Will Beny
Mra
Julius J. Goodnan
New England State Fish and Game Meet At Wolfeboro
New England fish and game commissioners from six states met at Wolfeboro to discuss interstate and federal cooperation on duck hunting. They aired problems surrounding ponds and lakes that border New Hampshire and presented reciprocal arrangements for hunting on shared waters.
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Wolfeboro
N. OH
INS
New England
Green Island council nominates candidates for Knights page
Nominating committees of Green Island Knights of Columbus will submit slates for the council elections. The Tuesday meeting set dates for the council spring dance and announced rent plans for Bayside Inn Blaine’s Bay on June 6.
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Tersonad
Ava
James B. Hurley
Eugene d. O'Connor
Edward A. Welfare
Bartlett A. Chandler
Bayside Ind
Blaine's Bay
Whitewashed Fire Destroys Red Barn in Chestertown
In Chestertown Maryland a red barn owned by Yerry caught fire from burning hilbbage sparks. Firefighters arrived after six miles to find the roof damaged and the interior partially burned. Workers used a 100 gallon whitewash spray to douse flames and cover remaining areas. Also noted is a day’s court schedule with Justice Murray presiding in Rensselaer County.
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Chestertown
Lame Yerry
Army Draftee Finds No Lines to Wait Out
Philadelphia reports a draftee comments on the wartime draft process. He describes lines, logistics and manpower strain as the Army expands callups. The piece notes rising enlistment pressure and the public response to conscription.
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Raymond McCord
Speller
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del Campo
Green Island
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Tha Xenon Ching
Hloatly High School
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Arity
Nermia Jamar
Joby Minera
Michael Mucingky
Antony Vatetsy
Vain Vole
Louise Mitchel
Mamipers
Borothy Lewis
Wie
Liat
Ire
Namy
Wolf Ated Maregaret
Margaret Mutrcotte
Lyle Hutchingon
George Streets
Jacocca
Ayre
Uylge
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
William H. Murray
Justien Isadore Bookstein
Tina Weal
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