Food Parley Urges Use of Darker Flour
A wartime UN food conference with twenty nations urged shifting to darker flour to boost nutrition. International leaders discussed increasing grain use, expanding wheat and flour utilization, and a proposed emergency council to direct production and distribution across allied nations.
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Legion Post Sponsors Veterans Hospital Show
Legion Post funds a program at the Sardluga Springs Veterans Hospital featuring a cast of named performers and entertainers. The show includes listed participants and a group from the Ligier conventee with several named individuals.
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Waterford Man Honored At Final Rites
Waterford man Henry al. Tant Jr. of the Aviny Aly Quvya died Tuesday at Maebil Fel. Final rites were held at 2 p.m. at 2280 Pan Puin Grave Epilcapapat where rector Itay Jamea T Roy officiated. Military honors included the Waterford Post No. 4707 and Korean War veterans. The cortege traveled from the tana to the Waterford Nural Cemetery for interment with local dignitaries and veterans in attendance.
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Waterford Nural Cemetery
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Schenectady Police Arrest Two Pickets
Schenectady police arrested two pickets Selionvotay poline yesterday, alleged members of the Abe Sou Mare Union, for disorderly conduct at the Ossant Valley Meat and Smelting Co. The women Ronte DeCrsore and Americn Die Centre were detained on $50 bail after attempts to disrupt the plant. Police said the pair tried to interfere with union activity while others failed to report to work. about 11 men did not report, delaying production and prompting union representatives to exit.
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Scout Leader Appointed At Poestenkill
Poestenkill troop appoints a new scout leader with Mrs Kenneth Millen addressing prospective scouts. Three representatives from Troy Ave and Seoul Corner joined the meeting to appoint leaders. Meetings set at Winball weekly, with a lineup of committee members and junior staff announced.
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Veterans Hear Talk On Basic Accounting
A lecture for returning servicemen on elementary bookkeeping and the necessity of accounting in business was given by speakers including Jag, Lin, Franke, Mannon, and Whitney. Raymund J. Dann spoke in place of the absent presenter, outlining practical requirements of bookkeeping, depreciation, and inventories, with a Q&A session following.
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Arlington New York 6% Pm Bel Ar Joseph Medill
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Obscure Senate Fight Delivers Edits to War Powers Bid
Amid heated debate in Congress about the Presidents plan for seized property and wartime powers, Senator Millikin introduces amendments to trim authority and redirect profits to the federal treasury. House figures clash over rules and attendance as some members suggest procedural delays while others defend urgency.
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Lansingburg County Council Installs Officers
Mr Haymond F Foster, president of the Favela gebung Connell Parent-Teacher Associations, will be installed as president at the annual meeting. Mrs Mosler will preside as the event is held in Tre inveting wol Pepin.
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Chiefs' Association Elects Howard Loines in Tuuketow
In Saratoga County officials announce changes as the Chiefs' Association names Howard Loines to lead the group. The announcement notes Loines takes a senior role within the local organization and references ties to the New York Chickens Association and broader regional bodies.
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Auto Thieves Conthuted from Mrge Thirteen
A report details auto thefts and police pursuit around Broadway and Washington Avenue. A Buick tied to a burglary case is linked to a separate robbery, with suspects identified and a parolee facing charges. Police indicate investigations cover multiple stolen vehicles and associated arrests, with court action pending.
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Lansingburg High PTA Elects Mrs J W Rann
Lansingburg High School Parent Teachers Association held its final meeting of the school year electing Mrs Joh WY Hunn as president for the coming year. Officers installed include Mrs James S Lloyd as vice president Mrs William S Smath second vice president Mrs Stanley Zelines treasurer Mrs Salvin Perkins recording secretary and Mrs Fred West corresponding secretary An annual reports were presented by committee chairmen and a talk was given by principal Marehafl Wheeler
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Milwaukee Father Charged in Daughter Drowning Tragedy
William J. McCauley issued a first degree murder warrant for Nolan A. Wrst, 28, of Clifton, Heralded as alleged killer in the drowning of his two year old daughter in the Milwaukee River. Det John Niederkort said the child was visiting relatives when the incident occurred near East Greenfield Avenue. Police recovered the body after a witness location and rapid search by a nearby watchman and responders.
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Episcopal Bishop Seeks Joint Ordinations
Episcopal Bishop Digeorn of Western New Yor calls for joint ordinations with Presbyterians as a step toward unity. He envisions Episcopal ordination of certain ministers by Presbyterians and urges mutual recognition to widen priestly ordination access and strengthen communion.
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Veteran Newsman Dies in Blooneburg Incident
Veteran journalist Blooneburg LP van i Everty, aged 187, longtime editor ofBloomabiing Mowning Dyess, passed away yesterday after a beneyweay Wness. The event marks a fifty year career in local papers.
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City Abolishes 159 Public Work Posts Sparks Strikes
City workers protest mass layoff as 159 jobs in Public Works are abolished on May 18. City officials defend the move, while critics insist it harms services. Leaders insist employees may join unions but the public must govern through elections and laws.
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Dairynien to Withhald Milk Unless U.S. Acts
An agreement was adopted at a gathering in Wampkings County last night, with a unanimous vote recording a 24 percent increase in a token arison to the Grew Uneit. The meeting was addressed by 10 Avena &, Poster, secretary of the New York State Virgs Con frnemen Betrd wie of Uhoxp. About are attended the gathering, held in am Thien High Sehoa.
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Fragmentary note on a university event in 19th century text
A garbled OCR fragment references a survey or hearing involving a scientist and a university in 1880. Names and places are obscured, with stray words suggesting Windhowp and Mart gers University. The passage lacks coherent facts beyond a dated academic context.
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Ex Congressman's Death Noted in Obscure Notice
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Cohoes Adult School Cited In Journal Report
The Journal cites Cohoes Adult School and its home economics program as an experimental model in public education. It details courses in cottage industries, sewing, meal planning, and construction, with a supper class for demonstrations and hands on lessons.
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