Children Join Library Travel Club in South America Tour
Members of the World Wide Travel Club at Troy Public Library children’s department tour South America by reading books and writing news items. Posters, maps, and books like Two Children of Brazil inspire reports while librarian Miss Ethel Knosen notes war news dominates papers.
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Troy
Library Children's ‘Department
South America
Ely Prom
Cub
North America
America
Ellert Rappaport
América
Exnibh
Brazil
Ease Brown
Helen ‘Tee-Van
Aed
Elizabeth K Breen
Sheila Stanger
Morton Myers
Josephine Wemett
Marie Schillaci
Bogart Plans Return Match With Maya Meéthot
Hollywood gossip reports Humphrey Bogart and Maya Meéthot reconciling after a two week estrangement. Bogart said he is returning home and the couple will resume their familiar public and private battles.
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Hollywood
Bogart
Holywood
Magazine Publishers Sue Mayor of Boston
CPI-Time Inc publishers of Life Magazine filed a federal suit against Mayor Maurice J Tobin and others for trademark infringement alleging a Boston publication reproduced Life pictures of Tobin and his family with laudatory content to imply Life endorsement of Tobin’s candidacy for governor.
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Boston
CPI
Time,Inc
Life Magazine
Maurice J. Tobin
Massachusetts
Life
Tobin
Time
Bostog
Crippled Veterans To Be Taught to Drive
The American Legion Auxiliary plans to provide training cars at ten amputation centers to help crippled veterans overcome handicaps in driving. National president Mrs. Charles B. Gilbert announced at the annual conference that cars will be equipped with special appliances and that this would be the Auxiliary’s special project for next year.
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Indianapolis
American Legion “Auxiliary
Charles B. Gilbert
Gilbert
Apollo Chapter Confers Two Degrees in Royal Arch Masons
Apollo Chapter 8 R A M held two degrees for a class of candidates last night in the Treymasonic Temple. Lowell H Bryce, high priest, presided. The mark master degree was exemplified first with the most excellent master degree following. A social hour followed.
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Apollo Chapter
Trey Masonic Temple
Lowell H. Bryce
Community social notes and church fundraiser planned
Raymertoun and Troy visitors mark a weekend of friends and relatives. Mrs. Snyder visits Lansingburg. Mrs. Lockrow tours Cedar Grove. Ever Ready Class meets at Mrs Masia's home. Mr and Mrs Buison host guests Harold and Harry Douglass and family. Barbara Humphrey visits North Greenbush. Committees set for the Lutheran Church clam chowder dinner on Election Day at Grange Hall to raise funds.
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Horace Hardy
Charles Dickenson
Troy
M. C. Snyder
P. A. Grogan
Lansingburg
Gladys, Lockrow
Cedar Grove
N. J
William Campbell
E. A. Masia
Miré
Charles Buison
Harold Douglass
Bruce
June
Harry | Douglass
Granville
Henrietta Holbritter
Barbara Jeanne Humphrey
Nortonville
Mire
Lester Sowill
North Greenbush
Grange Hall
Quad Birth Adds To U.S. Quadruplet Record At Penn Hospital
Dr John C Utery led a Caesarean delivery at 10:30 am to produce four babies all around three to three and a quarter pounds. The Cirminello couple welcomed quads named A B C and D after a long pregnancy marked by a prior infant loss. The delivery used spinal anesthesia and occurred at Pennsylvania Hospital with Dr Ullery and Dr Gull assisting and nine nurses present. The father reported losing 12 pounds from worry while the newborns and mother were cared for in incubators and rooms nearby.
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John C. Utery
Sas
Pennsylvania Hospital
Ciiminello
Cirminello
Dr. Ulery
Ili
Cirminellos
SEC
Ciminello
Bor
Ulery
Birs
Cirrimello
Alte
Ullery
Clifford B. Gull
Philadelphia
U. S
iCirnimetto A
United States
Key Sisters
Oklahoma
Perricones
Texas
Zariefs
New York
Lashleys
Kentucky
Kaspars
Nestwark
Browns
North Dakota
Batgerts
Morlaks
Michigan
Schenses
South Dakota
North America
British Businessmen Fly to Paris by Air
The British Press Association says four British businessmen flew to Paris yesterday as the advance guard for more to follow. A London paper had claimed American women wore army uniforms in Paris, a report Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden recently denied in Commons.
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London
Paris
Associaton
Anthony Eden
British Shy at Rumored Liberty Ship Offer
The British government faced a skeptical reaction in Parliament to a rumored American offer to turn over 4,000 Liberty ships. A. V. Alexander urged building a postwar Merchant fleet larger and more efficient than the prewar fleet, arguing for strong shipbuilding capacity.
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London
House of Ceegmans
Libert
Britay
A. V. Alexander
Ac-i
Miralty
Halloween prank leaves logs stacked in Talleyville yard
In Wilmington area, pranksters dragged logs a quarter mile and stacked them in Ernest Talley of Talleyville’s front yard. Talley had placed the wood for firewood and left it to be moved by others, sparking confusion over the prank.
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Wilmington
Gel
Ernest Talley
Talleyville
Dek
Taley
Talley
AAF Reports 75,000 Planes in Service and Combat Fleet Growth
The AAF announced 70,009 aircraft in service across all types, including 23,000 combat craft of which 12,000 are strategic planes overseas. The War Production Board said 145,450 combat planes were built for all services from July 1940 to Sept 1944, with 74,553 bombers and 70,627 fighters. WPB chairman Keogh said total aircraft output through October reached 240,000.
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A.A. F
Washington
CPI
Avon Aire Forces
Vane World
War Production Board
United States
WPE
J. A A. Keog
Imports from Italy Reach New Postwar High
The Foreign Economic Administration reported shipments from Italy valued at about 1.2 million dollars including wine perfume oils briar wood and rat poison. They are the largest from Italy since the war and are expected to grow with further shipments.
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Waeshington
Italy
Foreign Economic Administration
BEA
Norse Build Secret Army In Sweden
A Norwegian security force of 11,600 men is said to have been built up in Sweden and could enter Norway as soon as parts of the country are liberated. Terjewold, justice and police head, is in Stockholm to review the unit before any deployment. Norwegian sources say sending the force into Norway before liberation is under discussion amid tensions with Sweden and concerns over Russian activity in read northern Norway.
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Londen
Sweden
Norway
Brockdown
Festerdeg
Terjewold
Mederstood
Moesy
Britain
Norregiag
Strike over rifles stalled as Buffalo plant workers walk out
Republic Steel Buffalo plant workers refused to return to work for the ninth day despite a War Labor Board order. The CIO United Steel Workers will meet again as district director Joseph T. McNichols calls the walkout unauthorized and urges a return to duty.
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Republic Steel Buffalo
CPI
Republic Steel Corporator
Buffalo
War Labor Board
C. I.O. United Steel Workers
Vndex
British Units Reach Port of Salonika
Allied headquarters announced British patrols have reached the Greek port of Balotiga as forward forces press north of Hezane. Greek guerrillas assist in driving Germans from Greece near the Yugoslav border. previous reports noted German actions about 70 miles northeast of Eugene. An estimated 1.00 Naze.
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Rome
Balotiga
Hezane
Communione
Greece
Sporder
Blind vendors earn average yearly income of 33 thousand
The Commerce Department reported yesterday that blind vendors in the United States average about 33 thousand dollars annually. Earnings ranged from roughly 3100 to 5500 dollars in the previous year, indicating wide variation in income among the group.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Uncertain Greek Movements Amid Balkan Pressure
Fragmentary report notes German forces under pressure in Bulgaria and Yugoslavia with partisans hindering advances in Greece. It mentions potential Greek movements toward Albania's northwest and questions whether many Greek forces can reach relief as fronts shift.
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Saldvika
Bulgaria
Marshal To
Yugoslavia
Greece
Beutari
Albania
Snakes in the United States: a look at dangerous species
A fragment notes that about 20s species and various snake types exist in the United States with fewer than 35 percent deemed dangerous. The text discusses the danger level of these snakes and outdoor risk considerations.
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United States
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