Six Press Agencies Suspended in France
The government suspended six French press agencies yesterday leaving Agence Française Presse as the sole service for the French press. The agency is government financed and many conservative dailies like Figaro and others reportedly voiced concern over press freedom.
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France
Paris
Agence Franéaixe Presse
Sewa
Agence Fran
Gaise Presse
Figaro
Commet Pit Humatte
Generat Sng
Joint Installation of Troy and Joseph Oliver Encampments
Encampments of Troy and Joseph Oliver held a joint ceremony in Diamond Rock Hall on Wednesday night. George F. Smith of Albany acted as installing officer with his staff assisting, and delegations attended from encampments across the area. Officers and committees were announced, and a past chief patriarch jewel was presented to Fred Hunziker. Supper followed the meeting served by a local committee.
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Troy
Joseph Oliver
J. C
Weterviter
Diamond Rock Hall
George F. Smith
Albany
Albany and Rensselaer
Charles Haase
Pattie Arch
Fred Hea
Frank Sen
Hugh Campbell
James A. Bersilick
Harold OD. Shaver
George Munro
Irving T. Blanchard
Jobs Boyd
Charles Neves
Francis T. Peters
Fred. Godel
James
Jamies 2
Charles V.meader
Mitchell
Trey
Jay Snyder
Floyd Bronson
Albert Barth
Charles W. Wend
Fred Hunziker
Charles H. Ingalls
AL Party
Aebeken
Ethel Hunether
Marion L Hunziker
Robert E. Hunziker
Fred W. Whitehouse
Charles V. Meader
Frank P. Bentley
Fréd Hunziker
Charles Hansen
Harold D. Shaver
James A. Retallick
Mr. Hansen
Hunziker
Seamen on Leave Visit Home Among Local Arrivals
Pownal Seamar Benjamin Griffin arrived at his home in dl Hage last evening. Lieut David Smith of Oklahoma City and his nephew Seaman S/c Rots Barber of the Atlantic Fleet are both home on leave. Mrs. Bernice Clements returned last evening after visiting Troy and Schenectady. George Rice and wife of Boson dined with Mrs. Ida Rice on Ethan Allen Highway. William Bushner and family moved to the Byron Barber cottage near Perch Pond formerly occupied by Chester Phillips.
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Seamar
Benjamin Griffin
Dl Hage
David Smith
Oklahoma City
Seaman S/c Rots Barber
Bernice Clements
Troy
Schenectady
George Rice
Boson
Ida. Rice
Ethan Allen Highway
William Bushner
Byron Barber
Perch Pond
Chester Phillips
Riding Academy
War Baby Home at Last Grand Rapids Chronicle
A benevolent dictatorship hosts 6 month old Kenneth Barry Maloney at the Maloney home after a perilous journey. Kenneth is the youngest Atlantic flyer among Army transports, with his late father William killed on a bombing mission. The family credits Providence for bringing the infant to them and vows to raise him as a patriotic American with two playmates nearby.
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Grand. Rapids
Mich
Tins
William J. Maloney
Blue
Kenneth Barry Maloney
Kenseth
New York
Atlantic
Armey Transport
William Maloney
Roosevelt
Dad
Bill
Jon Neil
Maloneys
Terry Michael Eardly
Doris Maloney
Sergt
Frank Eardly
New Guinea
Hull Endorses Roosevelt Policy Leader in Foreign Affairs
Secretary Hull praised President Roosevelt as a statesman equipped by nature and experience in a statement from the State Department. The message implied support for a fourth term without naming the upcoming election. Hull, at Bethesda Naval Hospital for a medical checkup after a lengthy cold, issued the remark.
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Corte
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
State Department
Hull
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Toy Wek
Fragmentary World War II battle note
Fragmented text reports German forces destroying armored equipment and weapons including eight armored items and ammunition. Mentions trucks motorcycles personnel and a house used, with unclear fall of a total.
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Carrie - Cada
Wsta
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