Army Seeks To Identify 22 000 Dead Soldiers in Europe
The U S Army expands its plan to locate and identify 22 000 unknown American soldiers buried in nameless graves across front lines from Normandy to Berlin. Army Graves Registration Service work quietly advances as Armistice Day nears, aiming to restore names to the fallen and ease the torment of families awaiting closure.
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Army
Parls
Berlin
Ciyllaus
Amelius
Tha
U & Graves
Perons
Samandy
Marne
Fragmented wedding and charity notices from a 19th century event list
A mangled OCR item describes a Sunday gathering at Ruka Clarety with various names and roles, mentioning a Christmas gift campaign and a social meeting led by several local figures. It lists attendees and organizers, with scattered phrases about gifts, a piano, and community support activities.
Vandals Damage Troy Arch and Roadway in Unclear Text
Vague OCR fragment describes vandalism at a Troy area arch and roadway. Mentions service or ceremony and a Monday date but details are unclear. Names, places, events, and exact actions are not discernible from the fragment.
Hoosick Falls School Story Hour Volunteers Aimed
Hoosick Falls notes on a community story hour at the Saph school library encouraged by Helen Bullock and others. Puppet show plans, volunteer roles, and next steps for reader and teacher participation were highlighted, with Billy Moore as a featured teller.
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Saph
Wiss
Jon Cole Lewyther
Cheney
Helen Bullock
Lbrar
Indo
Billy Me Oor
Teller
Ters Wall
Wall
Lex Post
Shirley Msc
Judith Eyl Hoch
Robert Jacobson
Some Area Workers May Lose Election Time Pay
State law requires employers grant time off to vote but some workers may not be paid. County records show two Troy Colonie area establishments allowed private voting in shifts. Representatives checked payroll against voting records and found some workers did not vote. Store hours were posted as 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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County Board of Elections
Ling Piet
Troy
Ahe Colonie
Hid
Vate
Warker Ag
Am Troy
Athan
Surat
Murder suspect Edward Bellm linked to Young murder
Edward Bellm, held for questioning in the slaying of Alberta R Young, slashed his wrists in county jail and was rushed to Pontiac General Hospital after a lie detector test. Bellm claimed Mrs Young gave money to Lawrence. bank records showed a steep balance drop. Captain Franklin Young and Wanda Fouday Nahis are linked to the wider tragedy.
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Sherff
Edward K Thomas
Edward Bellm
Alberta R Young
Pontiac General Hospital
Bellm
Wis Youngs Financial Affairs
Urs Young
Wi Atiny
Clinton Pivar
Franklin Young Terning
France
Marriage Licenses Filed This Month Report
A brief item notes marriage licenses issued during the month. The text mentions a false alarm turned in to a steamer yesterday at 1:15 am near Box 13 car. It references locations including Abobtt Street and Parsons Axenus. The readable fragment concentrates on the licensing activity with an unclear local context.
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Tower Abobtt Street
Parsons Axenus
New Language From Electronic Tubes Enables Speech to Light
A New York demonstration shows electronic tubes translating spoken words into instant light patterns on a television screen and paper. The system aids the deaf and deaf children learning to speak, with Edgar Bloom highlighted as a stone deaf student who learned to vocalize. The tubes convert pitch, duration, and sound length into electric current and light, aiming toward devices that write words spoken into a merophone.
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New York
UPA
Bell ‘Telephone Laboratorea
Edgar Bloom
Jearn
Postoffice Observes Armistice Day Holiday Schedule
The post office announces reduced hours Monday for Armistice Day with general delivery from 8:30 to 10:00 am and all other windows closed. Box holders can fetch mail. afternoon collection occurs as usual. no regular deliveries, though special deliveries will be made.
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Frank
Colday
Step-up Night at Palestine Court Observed
At a Palestine Court meeting the Amaranth order held Step-Up Night and observed the court's anniversary. Plans were made for a penny sale after the next meeting on November 16, with articles requested for donation. Mrs Hergert led arrangements, and a Halloween party followed with Mrs Mewsen and Mrs Johansen in charge.
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Palestine Court
Laneneburg Musoue
Artiles
Anniersary
Hergert
Mig Jane Powers
Marion Mewsen
Camullo Johansen
Poestenhill Lutheran Council to Meet Monday Evening
Mornig miveling of the Council of the Lutheran Church Will to held Monday at & pm Mr and Mrs Claude Haines and daughter Dorothy spent the week end on Catskill A chicken supper and fair wil take place in the Church of Chiast Wednesday from 530 to 8 pm Wallace Flint and Walbur Cithn ue home after being dicharged from the Army Mra Dwight Wilder Yous Ed ward Weinbrecht and Mrs Edward Prediver recently visited Mrs James Lracy of Scheneetids Lar) Davis sehoul (ix collector s has announced that the deadline for payment of taxes 1 Now 15 Mr Davis will reece paymente after 7 pm daily
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Council of the Lutheran Church
Claude Haines
Dorothy
Catskill
Church of Chiast
Wallace Flint
Walbur Cithnue
Dwight Wilder Yous
Edward Weinbrecht
Edward Prediver
James Lracy
Scheneetids
Davis Sehoul
Davis
Reece
No Aspirin Faster or Better Demand St Joseph Aspirin
Advertisement copy touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at low prices. It promises 100 tablets for 35 cents and nearly three tablets for one cent, urging customers to always ask for St Joseph Aspirin.
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T Joseph
St Joseph
Norfolk Nebraska expands after war boom with five year building plan
Town of about 12000 in the Elkhorn valley maps postwar growth with a five year program. Projects include an administration building for the city park housing weather station justice facilities, a state safety patrol building, a new stadium, sewage plant, pool, pavement additions, and several new business and homes to ease housing shortages. Lack of materials and labor slowed initial housing after war.
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Norfolk, Neb
Midwastern
Jowntad
Fortus Elkhorn River
Nebraska
Norfolk
Industrien
Army Air Field
Sioux City
Missouri River
Iowa
Norfolks
Elvig
Ely Mirpark
Weather Bureau
State Safety Patrol
A W Breyer
Commiercial
Lubor
Boy 13 Receives Fifty Year Term in Illinois Murder
In Monmouth Illinois Richard Sells, aged 13, was sentenced to fifty years in state custody after pleading guilty to the murder of 78 year old Mrs Mary A Johnson. The boy beat the victim with a length of pipe after she scolded him for waiting on her lawn. The judge expressed solemnity as the boy and his mother sobbed. the defendant’s stepfather is in the Navy and had adopted him.
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Monmouth, Ill
Momun
Curly Sells
Warving
Navy
Mra
Mary A. Johnson
Kirkwood, Til
Hany D Lewis
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