Baby’s death and multiple names define a grim newspaper fragment
Fragmentary report notes a baby died after birth aboard a brideship like voyage. The text lists numerous names including Kenneth, Gite opie Wala, Marian A. Domberk, Vik Muglish, and more in a blurred account. It mentions caregivers and potential relatives, with several place names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
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Raw York
Aviv
Seth
Damibaek
Caph
Kenneth Dotuler
Opie Wala
Mav
Aciny Atuyenn
Dinerhon
Rhea
Onl
Marian A. Domberk
Ghiergo
Vik
Tneluderls Gil
Braves Barrell
Abe Verre
Aer Howe
Gal
Say Bar
Ana Yen
Palmel
Phentmistain
Waysluna
Hwa
Vine
Cp Welter
Bradlay
Full Gata
Ali
Ali Boltahwnds
Uecker
Win Uy
Mighty Mir Focne
Milk Price Tops May Records in New York Market
Dr C J Blan ford administrator reports May milk price at 4.32 a hundred dollars, highest for May. May production reaches 60,000,000 pounds with strong supply and subsidies totaling millions. Dairymen expect total income around 10,000,000 from deliveries, with various city and state subsidies and payments affecting prices in New York Vermont Pennsylvania and nearby states.
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New York
C.J. Blanford
New Yorke
Metropolitin Albanorketing Aton
Cowell University
Fammanstrol
Dedeyinen
Ute Manth Wits
Eomsh
Mary
Winatord Afd
Dairymen
Enai
Vernent
Puansyl
Chase
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Nazi labor chief admits forcing death penalty policy
The Nazi labor boss acknowledged pressuring for the death penalty for French résistants and draft resisters. He claimed he meant the policy to apply, though later said he was merely transmitting orders from higher officials amid efforts to mobilize slave labor for the Reich. Prosecutors cited his role in organizing a special force to recruit workers and discussions with Vichy representatives about labor contributions.
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Lelle
Vichy
Jebar
Gianniuny
Nagi Inhor
Prenek
Temurigus
Drangpart
Reich
Lal
Sante
Podlponemynt
Svntingrad
Punkin
Sauchel
Anit
Woas
Miller
Wad
John Wesley's Chapel Reflects On War and Revival
At John Wesley's Chapel in England the Methodist revival era is noted as visitors return amid war reporting, with references to Asbury and the era's figures. The piece recalls the chapel’s role in 18th century religious work and the continuing interest in its history and associations.
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Kristol
England
Winneid Asbury
Amerisay
Mathadiant
Sxhom
Coolidge
Nn Honeet
Iie Rustinn
John Wesley
Taulival of Shabani Observed by Orthodox Synagogues
Orthodox and Reform congregations mark the Taulival of Shabani beginning Tuesday with services at Temple Kell and other synagogues. The observance includes a two day festival for some, a memorial service, confirmations for five students, and a teacher training program. Rabbi Reuben Slonim leads the services with aides, and preparations for the approaching festival continue through the week with school pupils taking part. The Women’s Study Group discusses Judaism as a Way of Life. A combined Temple Board meeting is planned for June 6.
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Shabani
Sinai
Troy
Temple Kell
Cais Jean Brownstein
Arline
Dia Fakgendynn
Marcin Molen Siveninit
Jour Luraineg Sy
Reuben Slop
Michel Wallenstein
Tentriue Cohun Greenstein
Reuben Slonim
Eustons
Sandor
Heben School
Bonn
Third Street Temple
Charles EB
Robert 1. Goodman
Sarah Jean Goodrue
Sarah
Hubert 1. Goodman
Charles
Sarah Jean Goodman
Confirmation services and ceremonies at Temple details
Confirmation addresses and service lines list multiple speakers and performers for a Temple event. Names include Samth Jeu Goortrayn, Charley B. August, Robert J. Gaodman, Rabbi Gutmann, and Hadley C. Rasmuson. The program spans confirmation, consecration, music, and Sunday School with various ushers, cantors, and attendees.
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Samth Jeu Goortrayn
Charley B. August
Robert J. Gaodman
Gutmann Williver
Julius J. Goodman
Ure
Harold M. Falxenbaum
Sisterhand
Confire
Hadley C. Rasmuson
Guto Steinhilder
Mary L. Weaver
Brotherhood
She ‘Temple
Jowenh I. Levy
Sarmuel Ay Mirth
Bormird Lo Mintier
Trvinge Woodens
Speco
Pinwdny UK
Pam
Gat Moma
Hadley O. Raymusan
Ole Muin Abher
Miew Mary 1
Weaver
Chiss
Herberk Dembo
Rabhi Gutihan
Eau Worlin
Temple
Weadnestay
Wildlife Service Warns Vitamins Missing In Game Birds
The Interior Department Wildlife Service reports game birds such as partridge and quail are suffering avitaminnosis due to lack of vitamin A. The defect causes weakness and death in otherwise healthy birds, prompting researchers to consider supplementing feed with yellow corn and other sources of vitamin A. The agency emphasizes careful feeding to restore health and curb mortality.
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Washington
Krop
Interior Department
Fish Sid Wildlife Service
Ledereascarrh
Department
Auingnebs
Mathey
Bricker attacks labor draft plan at Memorial Day event
Former Ohio governor Bricker assailed President Truman's draft proposals as dangerous to free society. He warned of confiscation and a push for nationalizing industry during a Memorial Day speech at Gettysburg National Cemetery, urging resistance to wartime labor controls.
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Gellyshirs
Fife
John W. Kricker
Nielsona
Cruman
Byer
Fonmer
Ohio
TLS
Senate
Henorenie Alatis
Bricker Alia
Tousans
America
Ohloan
Povernoe
Tennessee Delves Into Constitutional Revisions Across States
A survey of 19th century constitutional revision notes Missouri and Georgia adopting new constitutions amid landslides while New Jersey lags behind. Tennessee, California and South Carolina show varying reform momentum with debates on revising enduring limits like divorce provisions and dueling oaths.
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Chin Casini
Georgia
Missouri
Ovatus
Rentizy
Uwe
Sin
New England
Massachusetts
NM Haw
England
New Joiners
New Jersey
Georgiaty
New Jeraey
California
South Carolina
South
Carolina
Timber Tieup Threatens Japan Lumber System
Allied headquarters plan a revamp of Japan lumber production and distribution hampered by government controls. An Allied report cites a gigantic nationwide log jam in the timber industry.
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Tokyo
Japan
Att Aled
Rear Admiral Senior Reserve Officer Expires in May
Rear Admiral John Warren, a senior officer of the United States Navy Reserve, died in May. He was the only Naval Reserve officer ever appointed to an organization as rear admiral and led reserve personnel in the First Naval District.
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Ademiral
John 1 Warren
United States
Nave Reserve
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Hie
Fall Teen Pare
Naval Reserve
Utah
Nelson
Fir Naval District
Retirement and Defense Council Sees Organizational Change
A retirement notice impacts the protection division of the Ball River Civilian Defensa Council. The shift affects Cheremiajé Hip yaa or World Wine Li and related defense roles within the council.
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Ball River
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