U S Seeks Share Of Food Knowledge At International Conference
United Nations conference delegates discuss global food production advances and agricultural research sharing by the United States. Officials emphasize aid to poorly fed nations and helping farmers worldwide gain adequate returns. Meetings cover production problems and international trade as essential for progress.
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Notary of Agrieviture Anderson
United Navione Food
Amd Agristitture
Che
United States
Penesser
Facmiers
Creditciies
Mere Tran
Harriers
Ung No Farm
Ward
Greenwich Notes From Area Meeting And Community Groups
Local notes report women from Greenwich in attendance at the area meeting of the Womens Servite group. Members of the Relief Corps and Corner Class of the Methodist Church are listed with officers chosen for the coming year. Red Cross, Salvation Army, and Grange activities are described along with a discharge of Harwood Brownell from medical service and a talk by Elton Borden on Scope of Education at Cornell. Cadet and Scout events include Eagle Scout awards to Charles Edgington and life awards to several Scouts, with merit badges and Eisenhower medals earned in a salvage campaign.
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Haaves
Thik Hoe
Ars. Dolan
Jessiy
Begiogtos
Jaker
Ira Becker
Earl Norton
Charlotte Wicox
Irene Gillis
Academy Street
Sauce Corps
The
Red Cross
Harwood Brownell
Bis
John Brownell
Fort Dix
N. J
Brown
Rhineland
Ardennes
Europe
France
Elton Borden
Boston
Scopa
Cornell University
Grange Hall
North Greenwich
Grange
B. F. Tillotson
Cheirman
Truman
Tillotson
Francis J. Fahresholz
Washington County
Arnvle
Fort Edward Union Free District
Fort Edward
Greemwien
Easton
Fort
Edward Fort Edward
John Dewell
Merchants
George D Daisy
New York Power & Light Gov
Parc
Enor
Boy Scouts of Aimerica
Greenwich
J. D. May
FL & Stimson
Giens Falls
Mohican Council
Morrison McGeord
Cambridge
Dr. Simpson
Stours
William Edgington
Brock Powell
Charles Edgington
Mr. Mcleod
Wiliam Edgington
Robert
Richard Lull
Kenneth MacArthur
L. C. Dunning
Raymond Snow
Lester J.tephens
Cub
Health and Safety Commissions
District 4
Eisenhower
Cube
Men Reclassified by Selective Service Board 320
Forty four men were placed into Class 1C this week by Selective Service Board 320. Six new registrants were recorded. One man was classified as LA with no prior board classification. Another was transferred from 35 to 2AF, another from JA 10 4F, and a further man with no former classification entered 4D.
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Selective Service Board
Man Charged With Speeding On River Street
John J. Curti of Alpasi rode a motorcycle on River Street and was stopped by Officer Harry this morning. He posted a 19 bond for release to Poles Court.
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John J. Curti
Alpasi
River Street
Harry
Poles Court
Charges In Stevens Case Dismissed
Bridgeport Conn P The manslaughter charge against Airs Imogene Phimas Stevens wife of a New iCangen Army major in the Norwalk sailor death was dismissed yesterday in Superior Court State attorney Lorna W. Wits asked for nol prosse citing reasonable doubt Coroner Theodore E Steiber had found an aura of sex and beer in the shooting Mrs Stevens and counsel were absent from court and her whereabouts were undisclosed She has been linked to her husband at Army camps or in seclusion in the south
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Bridgeport
Conn
Imogene Phimas Stevens
Land
Norwalk
Lorna W. Wits
Fairfield County
Nolle Presse
Stevens
Theodore E
Three Wills Admitted To Probate In County Court
Three wills were admitted to probate yesterday by Judge Edward J. Donohue in Benssébee County. The decedents include Thomas H. Cambios of Troy who died in Ost 1935, Biragi Fl SheMer a justice of the peace of Biteswick who died on Oct 1 19, and Edward A. Broderick of this city whose death occurred on Sept 9 2025. The Campion estate bid more than $20 000.
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Benssébee County
Pogate
Edward J. Donohue
Thomas H. Cambios
Troy
Mesands
Ost
Biragi FL SheMer
Biteswick
Edward A. Broderick
Aitery
Mr Campion
New Canaan Shooting Case Sends Shock Through Nation
Mrs Stevens testified she acted in self defense after a late night intrusion by Jim and his brother at the Milton home. The slain sailor’s brother disputed her account, claiming the pistol was fired at close range. Coroner’s report and ballistics evidence fueled sensational coverage as Mejor Stevens sought to join his wife abroad, then rushed to the county jail and supported her. Bail fluctuations followed and she was released.
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New Canaan
Stevens
Jim
Milan
Famie
Afiss
Faith Coombs
Milton
Jamsas
Mejor Stevens
Germany
Estate distributions and attorney notes in scattered records
The estate details show divisions among heirs with Edward W. Cangion of Columbus and Nina C. Bellogg of Bennington handling the papers. Attorneys Broderick and Murphy Aldrich Guy represented various estates. A separate notice lists Hiram F. Sheffer as heir, with the widow receiving the residue, and Clark Cipperly as attorney. Plague for Potato Barrage appears amid unrelated Maine items.
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Edward
W. Cangion
Columbus
Nina C. Bellogg
Bennington
Wilam
A. Dunne
Broderick
Pane
Second Avenue
Murphy
Aldrich
Guy
Broderick & Siton
Destroyer crippled Japanese submarine off Solomon Sea
A destroyer disabled a Japanese submarine near the Solomon Islands and repelled an enemy seaman scrambling to the deck. The US Navy reports a wartime action in mid 1943 with the Transport Service noting costs at 390 million.
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Solomon
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