Dining Car Crews Held In Swindle on Interstate Train
Federal agents arrested numerous Union Pacific dining car waiters and stewards on charges of conspiring to steal from diners on the Omaha Los Angeles Challenger route. Investigations show meals charged to customers but not served or improperly credited, with some crews posing as stewards to disguise the fraud. Arrests occurred at multiple points with potential penalties up to five years and a $10,000 fine.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Los Angeles
EBL
Loe Angelis
Las Nees
FLEE
Stewart
I. Agems
Sories
FLBL
Plandby
Imanerly
Malta Home Bursa Special Meeting Wednesday at Mrs Furman
A Malta Home Bursa special meeting is set for Wednesday at Mrs John Furman to plan lamp shades. Luncheon is requested from each member. Nearby notices report a family in St Petersburg Florida facing a serious illness, Mrs John Var Gassbsck, with her son William Van Gensbeck summoned to her bedside.
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Malta
Bursa
John Furman
St Petersburg
Fla
John Var -Gassbsck
William van Gensbeck
Short Hills
X. S
On the Air Radio Programs From Local
Community radio listings open with Teva on air then extend to local programs including matinee features, school segments, and news reports. The page notes schedules from 2013 era stations and highlights personalities such as Lara Laster and Robert St. Jobs alongside a range of community notices, school events, and cub scouting activities.
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Farny News
Cherchupur
Jensy
Lara Laster
Robert St. Jobs
Findere Heep
Redge Conted
Dick Leizert
Green Island Rebekahs Plan Winter Meeting
Green Island Rebekahs Lodge meets tonight to install new officers and plan winter activities led by W rove Grand Elizabeth Roscoe. Committees to be formed and a social following noted. officers and duties outlined for the season. A separate village box meeting in Corporation Karl M. Dreyer building with presiding Haver Fr. 2. Tax books close for the year as Grace is listed among county treasurer’s office duties and school taxes.
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Rebekahs
Green Island
Stax
Grace T R
Eves Arested County Treasurer's Office
Rex PL Witsle
Emanuel Church Receives $500 From Eriksen Estate
Probate records in Rensselaer County show Katherine Eriksen's death on Nov 19, with letters testamentary issued to Rev James Lund of Wyeth Avenue. The Eriksen estate totals over 5000 in personal assets with multiple bequests to Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church and other named individuals, plus residue to the Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
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Katherine Eriksen
Rensselaer County
James
Lund
Wyveoth Avenue
Amtanuel Darizh
Price of Apples Raised to Offset Hurricane Loss
The Office of Price Administration raised the ceiling price for apples from the hurricane struck areas in New York and nearby counties by 13 cents per standard box, effective Nov 23 1944. Consumers will see about a one third cent per pound increase, as damaged crops forced more fruit into lower value uses. The adjustment, mandatory under the Disaster Clause of the Stabilization Extension Act, applies to northeastern apples and affects supply after the storm reduced fresh sales to about 70 percent of normal.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D.C
Hensselzer
Saratoga
Stheneclagy
Albany
New York
Northeas
OFA
OPA
Ryan estate notices issued to Cecilia M Ryan and siblings
A fragmented notice lists an estate valued at 230 dollars personal and 2050 dollars to three brothers and sisters, naming Peter J Evan Cornelius D Ryan Joseph J Evan Mrs Mary Eltstown Agnes C Ryan and Cecilia M Avan of Johnsonville. Stackrell and Rancey are the attorneys.
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Cecilia M. Ryan
Johnsonville
Peter J. Evan
Cornelius D. Ryan
Waterford News Briefs: Veterans Hospital Gifts and Scout Meeting
The Auxiliary of Chartes Post No 235 American Legion will send Christmas gifts to the Saratoga Springs Veterans Hospital. Members may leave contributions at the home of Sits Hagen Roberts on Taird Street. Jack Sorensen, studying a design in New York, visited his parents on Second Street for Thanksgiving weekend. Sea Scouts meet tonight at 7 20 pm at Clark Memorial Parish House 108 Grace Episcopal Church with David Zette as skipper.
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Milton J. Nedbauer
Melita
Hounds Lake
Daniel Palmer
Boy Scouts of America
Earle Palmer
Ballsston
Charles Graf
Ralph E. Sehn
Searles
Den
Flord Parker
Den 1
Tony Parker
Douglas Filkins
Danny Peimer
Eercice
Chartes
Brady Post
American’ Legion
Veterans* Hospital
Saratoga
Springs
Sits
Hagen¢ Roberts
Jack Sorensen
New York
Siv
Cath Sorensen
Second Street
Sea Scouts
Waterford
Wes Ted
Clark Memorial Parish
Grace Episcopal Caureh
David Zette
Area Man to Get First of G I Loans
Anthony Caparrella a former Army corporal of Pittsfield Saturday held the frat guarantee of 2 veteran's loan to be made in this area under the GI Bill of Rights. The certificate issued 19 a week after he applied, guarantees the amount of 2000 to be used by the Massachusetts veteran in connection with his home purchase. Caparrella 27, married and father of a 14 month old daughter born in service. Before his Army service he worked for General Electric at Pittsfield and since discharge has started an automobile service station in Pittsfield.
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Anthony FR. Caparrella
Pittsfeld
Caparrella
Massachusetts
General Electric
Pittsfield
Pisfield
Political Stage Continues as Roosevelt Hints at Cabinet Shakeup
The Republican side offers little new on the issue while Roosevelt contemplates the present cabinet or possible additions. The situation remains unsettled as analysts weigh potential consequences for the administration and party balance.
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Roosevelt
Unclear fragment cites presidential power and minority representation
Fragmentary statement discusses presidential authority to ignore a majority and compares to Canada where minority representation exists in cabinets. Mentions 21,270,000 voters and a hypothetical parliamentary shift, with no clear event or date.
Household Finance Loan Ad Promises Low Fees and Quick Service
An ad promotes loans with coats at 253 dollars and no extra fees. It invites readers to visit Household Finance for quick service and to borrow for debts taxes doctor bills or repairs. The notice promises low fees and a ready loan upon application.
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Finance Loan Service
Nes
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Round Lake
Clarence A. Mac- Ming
C. Smith MacMinn
Saratoga Springs
Mia
Wi’ Gon M. Gorham
Patricia
Linda
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Charles Searls
Gussia
Seems
Sirs
RH. Tedfor
Robert Hubbard
Gordon “Brower
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Addison Kinsey
Floyd Corneil
Eric Frederickson
Christine
Corp
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Fort Grd
Cat
Boy Scouts
Troop 9
Doe
Th. Patied
Circle Study Club
Henri van Veghten
Warne Temple
San Ko
Poswoffee
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Teva
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Trost
Heira
Neemiee Meiodins
Afl
America
Silke Beriiss
Big New
Biskhise Salesns
S-Ponty
Lisee
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Bieh
Guiding -Lipes
Ted Malose
Lisa Heater
Shi News
Forres
Ghentey
Tagg
Heien Trent S
Den 7
Fiord Parker
Goring
Casans
Karner Vail
Tony Baird
Nancy Barker
Harriet ¥Inehend
Louise Cooper
Ralph E. Schuler
Williams Taylor
Robert Hoon
Donald Williams
George Trumbull
Warren Chamberlain
Gstar
William Taylor
Shirley Bond
Marjorie Lavery
Zdne Creedon
June Morey
Fievad Parker
iGrades
Ramora Crosley
Tony Pather
By Paul Ford
Eisenhower
Smithsonian
Ski
Fou
Asfurd
Lumanuel Church
Eriksen Estate
G.I
S.A Ss
Burdett Building
River Street
Troy
Albany Ofice
Nav’ Savings Bank
Sidiede
Victory
Eee
Ingersoll
TIMEX
United States Time Corporation
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Ingersolls
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Waterbury
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Rockefeller Center
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