Anything Can Happen Anything Can Happen
An elderly woman in a Richmond store asks for a record for her grandson and misremembers a chorus line. Clerks joke about misheard titles as the scene shifts through assorted brief oddities from Norfolk to Youngstown involving church weddings, a fire, and a handcuff mishap at Camp Reynolds with Miss Barringer.
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Duck Season Extends Statewide Tomorrow Across New York
The Conservation Department announces the fall duck hunting season will cover all state areas tomorrow through December 23, with a shortened term in parts of Hessex Clinton and Washington counties ending December 3. Snow geese Ross's geese swans Wilson's snipe jacksnipe have no open season. Hunters must follow federal and state regulations including one half hour before sunrise to sunset daily hunting hours and bag limits such as ten ducks per day, two geese, and various limits for rails coots and woodcock. A valid New York hunting license plus a federal duck stamp ($1) is required.
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Woodcock season dates and licensing rules clarified
The article defines northern and southern zones along main lines of major railroads and states the wood cock season runs from Friday to October 29 in the southern zone. It sets daily hunting hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset and notes hunters need a state hunting license but no federal duck stamp.
Floating Leaves Lure Infant to His Death
In Irondequoit a two year old boy, David Lothian, drowned after stepping onto floating leaves covering an artificial pond. Patrolman Gordon Perry said the child likely mistook the leaves for solid ground and fell in, with the body recovered Monday.
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David Lothian
Gordon Perry
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Bile Flow Relief
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for digestive woes and bile flow issues. The copy emphasizes stomach and liver benefits, urging readers to obtain the product with small price points and ordering details.
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Navy booklet distributed to local residents
The Record reports the Navy Department issued a forty page booklet Personal Affairs of Navy Personnel and Aid for Their Dependents. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan at the local recruiting station says the booklet has drawn over 100 residents to obtain copies. Booklets arrived at the Court House recruiting office. none will be mailed.
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What "Co-belligerent" Means in Italy's Case
Washington and London explained yesterday the usage of co-belligerent in Italy's war status. Co-belligerents fight on the same side, while Allies are bound by a formal alliance. Italy stands as neither ally nor enemy nor neutral, yet this does not affect Italian war prisoners in the United States Britain and Russia.
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Ahern for Mayor Club Plans Masquerade Meeting
Ahern for Mayor Club to stage a masquerade at Tuesday's meeting, inviting supporters and local residents to discuss campaign strategy and upcoming events. The gathering aims to boost visibility for candidate Ahern and energize volunteers for citywide outreach efforts.
Ahern for Mayor Club Forming in Firth Ward Event
Edward A Fitzgerald presided as the Ahern for Mayor Club named committees for an old fashioned Halloween party and masquerade to be held Saturday October 30 in Odd Fellows Hall. Members listed handle decorations music refreshments and door duties. A meeting October 21 will include a buffet supper and consider John J. Ahern’s platform. A Warren led delegation will attend a Republican rally October 20 at Music Hall.
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Agnes M. Tate
John H. Tate
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Winter Street
John J. Ahern
Clyde M. Warren
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Burden Lake Casino Promotes Refreshments and Prizes
Burden Lake announces a local casino event with refreshments served and prizes awarded at each table. Decorations feature red, white, and blue. Mrs William Wager serves as the chair.
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William Wager
Arctic Population Figure Mentioned in Report
A fragment notes a figure of about 40,000 Hiskimos in the Arctic region and references a man and Harold Harriman to the position of chairman of the affair, indicating a discussion about regional leadership or organizational roles.
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