Undefined historical note on Frank Kingdon and Alweny
Fragmentary text mentions Frank Kingdon as a notable figure and references an event at an unspecified location and date. The readable bits imply a meeting or acknowledgment involving an organization, possibly linked to a president or leader. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Community home dedication outlined with staff and sponsors
The plan details a new home directed by Jock Beer, including 24 hour nursing, a staff doctor, six specialists, and a diverse guest population. Officials from Rensselaer, Albany, Schenectady, and Fulton counties will participate, with a dedication by rabbis Cohen and Azneer and a committee of local leaders coordinating the event and fundraising.
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Jock 8. Beer
Beer
Tex
Douglas Hudson
Rensselaer County
Bernard Fite Patrick
Albany County
Leo Vosburgh
Schenectady County
James Carpenter
Fulton County
Jacob S. Cohen
Troy
J Leonard Azneer
Schenectady
Harry Raven
Louis Lurie
Harold Goodman
Rose Epstein
Max Wahach
Joseph Grosberg
Charles Buckman
Albany
VFW Council Opposes Mitchell Amendment in Chester Post Meeting
Hudson Mohawk Linn Council VFW opposed the Mitchell Amendment restricting civil service appointment preferences. The group adopted a resolution to aid the campaign. A dinner for Clyde A. Lewis, national commander, was reported by Frank Meary. next meeting set for November 20 at Rensselaer City Post.
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Area Council of
V.F.W
Hudson Mohawk Linn Council
Chester James
Frank Meary
Stanley L. Fisher
Rensselaer City
W.F.W
Wisconsin Woman Becomes Licensed Dynamiter
Mrs Myr Dobbert of Elkhorn Wisconsin is described as the first and likely only licensed dynamiter in the state. She earned a certificate of competency but learned that laws prevent hiring women for blasting near mines or quarries. She will keep working with her husband Paul.
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Elkhorn, Wis
Myr
Itle Dobbert
Elkhorn
Wisconsin
Fragmentary OCR Note Effect on Item Listing
Unclear text shows garbled phrases about a blue gray belted item and a bottle. Mentions a forced entry or confrontation but details are illegible. No identifiable people places organizations or outcomes can be determined from the fragment.
Death story of snakes debunked in Calcutta inquiry
In Calcutta the Death story from the United Provinces about masses of people dying from a phe nomenon proved unfounded after an official on the spot inquiry. Four experts from the Zoological Survey of India concluded the tale arose from discarded skins of seventy or eighty snakes handled by shina dealers.
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Maseed
Calcutta
Enakes
Balla
United Provinces
Seid Gies
Cod Zosingtea Survey of
India
Shina
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