Charity Fund Party By Ladies of Elks Report
The Ladies of the Elks host a charity fund party with eighty tables filled at a recent event. Fronts conducted a lub for the bene ty fund as part of the fundraiser. Committee members and officers listed include Mrs Peter Afa boney, Mrs Julia Bovino, Mrs Harry McCarthy, Bre John Fleming, Miss Abae Aberscochgimmee, and Mrs Hugh Coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks” St of the
Jorge Charles L. Alder
Zene
Benechety Fund
Nefeichpiz
Truman Defends UNRRA Aid as Essential
President Truman told Congress UNRRA relief is essential to Europe and that about 10.4 million dollars of the 500 million appropriation would fund administrative costs. He cited Britain's 322 thousand and the United States allocated 10.4 million for operating and other purposes as part of the relief effort.
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Washington
UPL
Trupeak
Congress
United Nations
Trumen
Geeson
Americas
Pat
UXERA
Fis
Britain
Mand Sill
Speeding Suspect Forfeits Bail Bond in Pawling Incident
George Griffin 29 failed to appear on charges of speeding and passing two red signals on Pawling Avenue. He forfeited a $20 bail bond and was arrested by radio patrol officers. George Lour of 1217 Green Street Albany received $16 on a speeding charge. Several others, including Trey Milton Dehair and George Goldsberry, were given suspended sentences on speeding charges.
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George. Griffin
Troy Boies
Pawling Avenue
Grifin
Karl Pendt
Fons Masterson
George Lour
Grean Street
Aloany
Miss
B.D
Trey
Milton N. Dehair
Acke
VT fuse debate and marine update in wartime report
A wartime article analyzes a VT fuse that bursts high above ground, its advantages over time and contact fuzes, and its use against aircraft and in trenches. It notes American British collaboration, future radio miniaturization, and mentions Marine Maj. Joe Foss's release and other combat tensions.
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Capjuse
Moreov
Ohio Navy
Warning Issued To Young Vandals By Troy Police
Troy police chief Frank E B Kendall announced warnings to boys who write obscene words on buildings or damage property. Offenders will be brought to Rensselaer County Children's Court for arraignment after recent complaints about property destruction in surrounding districts.
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Troy
Frank EB. Kendall
Rensselaer County Children's Court
Chief Indicates Use of Soap or Chalk for Marking
The chief indicated that the de could be marked with soap or chalk as part of a outlined procedure. He emphasized simple tools and clear visibility for workers during the process.
Notable Warning on Youth Offenders by Authorities
The article notes stern measures proposed for youths detained for law violations. Officials emphasize firm action to deter crimes and maintain public order, signaling a shift toward stricter supervision and potential penalties for minors involved in offenses.
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Ladies of Elks
Coats
W. T. Grant CO
Broadway
Third St
Truman
Speeder
Yantazes
United Front For Labor
Dod
Journeyional Nion
Egiden
Charles J. LaHait
Cahoes
Merlino
International Third Vice Press
Tocal Union
Submit
Reget
Frank J. Milanese
Santa Barbara
Cat
ifPi
Joe Foss
Eddie Rickenbacker
Marine Air Corps Station
Te Fugal
W.T. Grant CO
Brandway
Simohiz
Zoe
Hartigans
Galles
E Cash Dept
Congress St
Simonize
Allied Auto Stores
Postoffice
Lewis Store
Fale
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