Couple Wed At Melrose In May Two Thousand Nineteen
A Melrose wedding announces the union of Alice Evelyn Olusteed and a groom from the Olmstead family with lines from Mr and Mrs George Rose of Melrose. The ceremony occurred Sunday May 21 in a church service led by Rev Collis C Bair with organ accompaniment.
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Agnes Olmstead
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Friends Honor Miss Tague Shower Attended by Local Girls
Miss Tague, named at age 39, became OCo of Waterford Maondey. La Marrs Church in Waterford hosted a shower Monday night by Betty G and Joan Ven Araum. Decorations were pink and white. a shower cake topped the table. Last week Miss Tate received a shower at The Hen drick Hudson from former coworkers of Blizgerkid Brothers Brewing Co.
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Miss Rosen Shower Honors Bride at Beth Israel Synagogue
Mrs W di Lapides and daughter Sylvia hosted a bridal shower for Miss Rosen and fiancé Bernard Leland at 471 Fulton Street. The event at Beth Israel Synagogue featured a pink decorated luncheon and a wedding centerpiece.
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State College Alumni to Meet in Troy
A Troy unit committee meeting of the New York State College for Teachers Alumni is planned for tomorrow at 7 pm at the Troy Public Library. Final arrangements will be made for the gala day reception June 16 from 3 pm to 5 pm at Artadia Frear Park. Agnes L. O'Brien, chairman, has appointed Elizabeth Buckley Kathryn H Dal Bi Luer and Mrs. E S Heretia KR Healt as new members.
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Complete Plans for Prom at Troy High
Plans by the Troy High School Junior Class committees for the Junior Prom are announced. Dancing and entertainment are expected, with details forthcoming from the student organizers.
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Poestenkill Game at Fireman's Hat Field Tomorrow
Poestenkill plans a local game at Fireman's Hat Field tomorrow. Event details are unclear in the отч text but indicate a community matchup at the fire department site.
Plastic eyes made of plastic surpass German glass models
Temple Texas reports three American dental officers developed lifelike plastic artificial eyes to replace fragile glass ones. The new eyes are indestructible, custom fitted, and indistinguishable from real eyes, matching color and movement. Production will start after the war. civilians wait until then.
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South Seeks Development Of Resources After War
Postwar South aims for industrial expansion to revitalize a shifting economy. Analysts cite war gains in plants and equipment, rising incomes, and regional diversification, while labor and migration patterns threaten future growth. Freight rates and court action over rate practices also loom large as a constraint.
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Unemployment and War Years Labor Shifts in the South
Economists warn the South bears heavier unemployment effects in wartime shifts with 2,100,000 jobs tied to War and Navy Departments. They note federal and maritime workers eligible for compensation may find reemployment in the South, prompting investment delays until new plants and equipment boost long term growth.
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Latin America Pushes Trade Controls to Guide Postwar Aid
Latin American nations urge controlled foreign trade to finance hydro electric plants and industrialization. Colombia cites about 3909,020,000 in credits for abroad purchases and industrial machinery, warning that unregulated trade would let importers divert funds to nonessential goods. Mejia proposes continuing import licenses with exchange controls, prioritizing machinery over consumer goods. The plan suggests no rapid relaxation of wartime controls after peace.
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