Untitled OCR Fragment Describes Jobs and Occupations
An OCR fragment reports April employment figures and job types with scattered names and numbers. It mentions about 80 people in jobs in April and references supervisors and managers, with unclear percentages and roles. The text is garbled, hindering precise identification of persons, places, or organizations.
Newmint Clubs to Hear Author at Newman event
Several Newman Club members will host a Sunday breakfast event featuring guest author Newmint, with speakers from Catholic University and local colleges. Attendees include Father Trestan and Drates Hendein, aiming to discuss literary topics and college life.
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He Beeehan
AL Maryta
Chirehy
Trestan
Shulive
Mory Cries College
Brookland
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Bae
Chor
Hawiye
Hailheen
Miiainine Atheles
Drates
Hendein
J. Cotting
Newman
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Loand
Rugson Sage Cotings
Newman Chils
Alee
Unclear event at Linboard Rev hosts large gathering
A transcription fragment notes a religious or educational event involving Rev Franci S Ryan for Linboard Rev and Ea wind ls O Malley for Russell Sage. The text predicts a large attendance, but many names and details are garbled.
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Franci S Ryan
Linboard Rev
Eawind Ls O'Malley
Russell Sage
Opposition to aviation freedoms proposed by IICAQ committee
A provisional Inter national Organization committee led by Biv Predmsivk Bawhilt of Great Britain proposed a multilateral framework for aviation freedoms including the right to fly over nations without landing and to refuel and embark traffic. The plan would set up an international transport body to interpret and enforce phases, with opposition from the United States and China.
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Monligal Gps
Ol Xaneral Exchange of Aviation
Bret Ragembly
Provisional International Organization
IICAQ
Pasterday
Biv Predmsivk
United States
China
Memorial Day Parade plans and local notices
Memorial Day events announced with a parade at Troy on May 30 and a dinner at the school for veterans after. Weekend visits noted for residents including Harold Mason and Leo Harthel, and Emmett Wood moved to his daughter's home. Several local residents recoveries and moves listed among social notices and church activities.
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Willian Prye Ie Xorinusle
Atdee Cilermribh
Mie
Kjole Coh
Mia
Kyerson
Netlie Maxon
Harold Ma
Leo Harthelt
New York
Jidward Heinine and Son
Willis Amitus
Emmett Wood
Heap
Jenny Feathers
Grafton
Letty Mine Hodge
Otis Hodge, Jr
Ira Wat Alstyne
Regains Sight Sees Daughter First Time
A patient regains sight and sees their daughter for the first time in a medically described recovery. The account mentions family members and a fatality linked to the same event, noting the emotional impact and a public health setting.
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Daughter
Hoosick Falls Leader Elected to Bishops Conference
Harold Kristianeon of Hoosick Falls is elected to represent the Willed Chuva of Christ at the Bishops Conference. Returner Velerany joins the council alongside other regional church leaders. Kristianeon served 28 months in the army and now takes a role with the Council of Bishops of the Methodist Church.
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Bishops’ Conference
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Council of Bishops of the
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Local School Activities and Student Stewards Named
Readable fragments show Hoo balla Hel School and SL Mayes Acadamys students assigned to Youth Canteen duties. Names include Gene McCabe Ant Rekweiler Lay Talo Boren Mecahe Veronica White Michard Alards Ratrt Murphy and Porsquil Mes Melvin Metatichey with others unnamed. A food sale is planned at 9 am in the New York Power Light office by the Enid Wain an's Society of the United Church.
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Mayes
Porsquil
Melvin Metatichey
Larry
Stanley
Heney
Voyloe
Mex
Sherburne Center
Ik Hall of
New York
Vineginia
Chey Ware
How York
Volney B. Chaparin
Res Iin
Furi Biter
Piltateld
Dtavs
Nel
Stanley Ford
Houselaters
Hayy
Stac Am
New York Power & Light Corp
Enid Wainan
Society of the United Church
Valley Bridge Club entertained guests at home gathering
The Valley Contract Bridge Club entertained members Monday and Tuesday evenings at home. Prizes and decorations highlighted the event with gifts for Mrs Spigner Mrs McMay and Anna Walsh. Guests included several named members who enjoyed humor and a planned June outing. Attendees were invited to a community hall gathering and to attend a Catholic Church service on Sunday.
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Kyneet Spience
Spigner
Mc May
Anna Walsh
James Hanlagion Pater
Luk
John Hill Maloe
Tanderson
Tia K. Lowe
Miaz Nornby
Mar Currail
Garda
Will Prises
Tie Community
Cawyden
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