Indians Seek Three Billion In Claims
Indian claim drive, led by Cherokee District Judge N B Johnson, seeks 3 billion dollars in treaty settlements denied over 150 years. Congress considers a federal Indian claims commission to promptly assess and report on valid claims, highlighting governance, education, and self-determination goals for tribes across twenty states.
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N. B. Johnson
National Congress of American Indians
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National Congress Ofan Indians
Montana
Blackfeet Reservation
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Bronze Star Awarded to Arnold Cipperly for WWII Service
Arnold Cipperly son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cipperly of 4 Chelton Avenue receives the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in France and Germany from July 4, 1944, to May 8, 1945. He served with the 330th Infantry, 33rd Division, in the European theater, helped cross the Rhine at Düsseldorf, and linked with Soviet forces. His brothers Raymond and Robert also serve in the Navy and Army respectively, with Robert reenlisting for 18 months. All three attended Troy High School.
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330Th Infantey
Europe
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Dusseldorf
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A.O
Navy
Pvt
Robert Cipperly
Army
Robert
Troy High School
Veterans claim GI Bill benefits in local group notice
An article notes war veterans are eligible for all advantages in the GI Bill of Rights. Officers include vice president Edward L. Rogers, secretary Dan Madrana, and treasurer George G. Le Motte. The group says it is non political and aims to become full fledged American citizens. Additional local notices list social visits, hospital stays, hunting news, and community events with several names and places such as Albany White Creek Waterford Cambridge Hebron and Suffern Park.
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White Creek
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Troy
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Hedges Lake
Waterford
Margaret Stimpson
Mery McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
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Getty
Lawrence Getty
Hebron
Charles Barron
East Greenwich
Sareh Fleming
Samuel Maguire
Cora Wilkinson Nee
Cussayuna
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Delmar
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Clifford Gilchrest
Artington
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West Rupert
United Presbyterian Church
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Waterbury
Conn
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Lauderdale
Junior Gray
Charles Anton
New York
Grand Lodge
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Jesse Yarrington
West Arlington, VI
Alfred Richards
Greenwich
Judson Shaw
Mary McClellan Hospital
Shaw
November meetings of Wynantskill church groups planned
Wynantskill is set for Friday at 8 pm as the Ladies Aid Rariety Missionary Society and Friendly Circle to hold November sessions at the Reformed Church. Officers named to preside include Fred Little Ruth Dearstyne and Charley Bonesteel. A Scha nectady probe plan was approved by Mayor Mills to form a 15 member committee to examine city finances after an election campaign charge by a Democratic leader. The $15,000,000 taxpayer money question looms as Ten Eyck nears committee appointment.
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Missionary Society
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Reformed Church
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Ladies’ Aid
Ruth Dearstyne
Charley Bonesteel
Schenectady
Mills Ten Eye
Schanectady
Common Council
Ten Iaych
Boy Mascots of Veterans Vex Officials
Washington reports that boy mascots brought to the United States by returning service members present a new problem to Immigration and Naturalization Commissioner Ugu Carusi. The service pledges a humane, constructive plan for each child, noting many arrived alone or after perilous journeys. The piece lists several named boys and outlines the policy to return children to families able to care for them, while stressing each case requires individual attention and temporary placements. Redacted portions reflect the broader saga of young migrants, their varied origins, and ongoing government deliberations.
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America
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Germany
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38Th Field Artillery
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Europe
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Carttal
Chile
Abandon Search for Missing Man Rivers Near Bennington
The dig for 14 year old Bennington deer hunter Rivers was halted at his family’s request. Federal troops from Fort Devens and local volunteers had combed rugged mountain country since Sunday, but heavy snow and no trace of campfires or footprints ended the search.
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Natives of Nuernberg Indifferent to Trial
In Nuernberg residents showed marked indifference to the war crimes trial yesterday with no rush to justice. Only passersby and a few locals remained. The scene focused on concern for the coming winter and its troubles, with a hotel lobby staffer briefly noted.
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Fragmentary court scene with garbled quotes
An incoherent excerpt describes a courthouse scene with broken phrases about bombs and unity. A carpenter comment mentions uniting people, while the rest folds into partial, unclear dialogue referencing a trial. Names, dates, or clear facts are absent.
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