Community Series Promises Insight From The Junior League
The Junior League calendar outlines a discussion series titled The Community Itself with speakers including Edward Wachter James Turner Clinton Rose Bev, Jone Hiss and Sarah K Fiypa topics range from schooling living security and child welfare to local living patterns The lectures run from September through October at various venues truncated text notes indicate multiple dates and presenters
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Grdisavsr
Devid Howells
Frey
Chard M. Thomas
Catrina Purcell
James Turner
Wedding of Miss Marion V Cooley and Sgt Miner Savage
Miss Marion V Cooley of Bir and Mrs Howard Coonlay hosted a wedding ceremony Saturday afternoon at the Church of Christ Disciples. Sg t Miner Savage of Utica married with best man Richard Eliot of Sydney and ushers Lt Theodore Locier and Robert L Andrews. A reception followed in church parlors and the coupleleft for a motor trip through New Hampshire.
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Church of Christ, Disciples
Marion Vivian Cooley
Bir
Howard
Coonlay
Woodrow
Miner Savage
Edward Savage
Utica
Pex
Chaves
ML Sharpe, DD
Acieted
Rath Douglas
Russ Blarjoré E. Caonler
Theodore Rij Lozier
Richard? Eliot
Sydney
Gg Theedor FR. Locier
Robert L. Andrews
Dey Trent Com
New Hampshire
Éaur
Snow Inn guests and local social notes from Cape Cod week
Local social column lists visitors and residents in Har dienport Cape Cod at Snow Inn including Mr and Mrs Janes McChes ney Mrs William Prentice Dr and Mrs R Oakley Kennedy and Lt Palmer Baker Jr USNR. Other items note visits by Gertrude Norton Javette Shields Helen Davendonis Toohey Davendonis and a church wedding at St Mare’s in Mian Florida context unclear due to OCR.
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Snow Ein
Janes B. McChesney
William H. Prentice
Frederick B. Bull
City
R. Oakiey Kennedy
New York
Trojeng
Snow Inn
Hardienport
Cape Cod
Palmer Baker, Jr
USNR
Baer
Lieutenant Baker
R. Palmer Baker
Bennington
Gertrude S. Norton
Javette M. Shields
Sea
Hill Street Bride Lilian Benson Weds James McGreth Jr
Miss Lilian M. Benson daughter of Willase F. Benson and Mary J. Benson of 189 HIM Street married James F. McGreth Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thome McGrath of Tat Burden Avenue at St Marys Church. Rev Edward O Melley performed the ceremony with Jamn Myers officiating and a coral dress worn by the bride. The groom formerly served with the Atty Arce Force base in Amar ila Texas as a dental mechanic for three years and is stationed at Bridge Bronx with veterans housing.
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Lilian M. Benson
Willase F. Benson
Mary J. Benson
Him Street
Thomas F. McGreth, Jr
Thome McGrath
Tat Burden Avenue
St Mary's Church
Edward O'Melley
Jamn Myers, Aiser
Konor
Miss Shannon Bride Weds Francis E Myers in City Church
Shannon daughter of former city treasurer John F Shannon married Francis E Myers son of Afra and the late M Myers at St Francisco Sates Church. Rev Patrick Crowe officiated. Attendants included William Hunt as maid of honor and Christopher J Myers as best man. Couple to reside at 328 Second Street after a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.
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Mary Ellenberr Shannon
John F. Shennon
Francis EL Myers
Afra
Thomas HL Myers
Mfr. Myers
Fourth Street
St Francisco Sates Church
Patrick A. Crowe
William A Hunt
Christopher J. Myers
Washington, D. C
Shannoh
Tibbits Avenue
Second Street
Local Couples Take Summer Vacations and Weddings Noted
Miss Ann E Madigan of Melrose spends two weeks at Cape Cod Mass Adisses Rosenary McDermott Marie Nickles Mary Hoffman and Deany McGregor spend two weeks vacationing in New York Miss Patricia Tinney Argyle returns home after summer visit with her Aunt Mrs Carl Streeter Glens Falls Hesriet Eugene Kenneth Norman and Robert Gordon of 823 River Street return from farm stay at White Creek Holzhauer Lasey Rose Mary Casey daughter of Dr and Mrs John B Casey formerly of San Antonio and Pfc Robert Bolzhauer reside at 2420 Lavin Court Wwers Married Thursday by Rev Houston Beekman former pastor of Rouses Point Methodist Church Grotley Farrell Kathryn Leaise Farrell and Anthony James Grotey wed Aug 26 in Schuylerville at Church of the Visitation officiated by Rev James J Duly.
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Ann E. Madigan
Melrose
Cape Cod
Mass
Adisses Rosenary McDermott
Marie Nickles
Mary Hoffman
Deany McGregor
New York
Patricia Tinney
Argyle
Carl Streeter
Cooper Street
Glens
Hesriet
Eugene
Kenneth
Norman
Robert
Gordon
Martin A. Gordon
River Street
Misa Harriet Alien
White Creek
Holzhauer-Lasey Rose
Mary Rose Casey
John B. Casey
Rouses Point
San Antonio, Tex
Pfc
Robert Bolzhauer
Lavin Court
Wwers
Houston Beekman
Rousea Point Methodist Church
Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Gatupogna
A surprise celebration marked the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Gatupogna. Guests gathered at the home of Mr. Josep Zoppo at 2737 Sixth Avenue, delivering gifts and flowers as refreshments were served.
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Angelo Gatupogna
Josep Zoppo
Sixth Avenue
Local philanthropist promises land grants to servicemen
In Bunbury Pennsylvania a local businessman plans to provide each of fifty servicemen with an acre of land. The offer, inspired by the Civil War forty acres and a mule idea, requires proof the recipients are married and reliable. The donor aims to enable veterans to build homes on the land.
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Bunbury
Azree
Dutch Council Urges April National Poll Amid Recovery
The National Advisory Council urges elections in April for the tower house and provincial parliaments, citing delays from displaced voters and identity issues after Nazi occupation. Some propose January votes using ration books. government faces pressure amid postwar challenges.
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Amsterdam
Bruing Slot
Tréeuw
Schermerhorn
T Haa
de Waarheid
Hague tribunal weighs death sentences for collaboration
The extraordinary tribunal at The Hague began its session demanding death penalties for collaboration while a National Advisory Council planned a recommendation on freeing political prisoners. Public protests and telegrams from former underground groups show broad opposition to the government’s stance amid a confusing political scene.
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National Advisory Council
Resistance
Marine’s dash provokes Japanese soldier to suicide in Okinawa
Richmond California native Corporal Rodney E. Snyder leapt from his foxhole to escape a Hive grenade. His actions startled a nearby Japanese soldier ten feet away who then killed himself with a grenade. Snyder calmly retreated and attempted to retaliate, but fumbled the grenade and continued to withdraw.
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Okinawa
Rodney E. Snyder
Richmond
Cel
Snyder
War End Forecast Off by 34 Hours in Lancaster Contest
Harold Gobert a Lancaster Ohio war worker aged year old missed the war end by 3 hours 2 and a half. He predicted the war would end at 10 30 pm language 14. The contest set the end at 7 pm with President Truman's announcement. The official end was May 6 1945.
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Lancaster
Harold Gobert
Lancaster War
Gobert
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
Lang
Truman
Germany
Troy Schools Reopen Tomorrow
Troy public schools reopen tomorrow under Superintendent George B. Kreg. Troy High School begins with a faculty meeting, freshmen and graduate students gather in the auditorium, and bus routes shift for students from several schools. Specific transfer times and pickup points are announced for Schools 2, 3, 5, 12, 13 and 20 with morning and afternoon schedules.
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Troy Public
George BM. Kreg
Greminar
Troy High Scool
Lam
Board of Education
Stone Avenue
Mil Street
Fare hearings slated for Eson fares in Albany
United Traction Co fares postponed due to bus strike as Public Service Commission in Albany opens hearings. George Wo Mack named hearing examiner with sessions set to resume Thursday after a Wednesday start.
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ESON
United Traction Co
Public Service Commission
Albany
George Wo Mack
Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club Clambake Planned
Members will hold a clambake at their club grounds along the Troy Averill Park road on Sunday September 16. George C. Limebeck is chairman of the committee in charge.
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Hendrick Hudson’ Fish and Game Club
Troy-Averill Park Road
George C. Limebeck
Education Aims to Shape Postwar Peace Curriculum
Educators outlined a postwar curriculum focused on peace, global cooperation, and fundamental skills. The plan stresses adult-level textbooks, veteran reintegration, revamped curricula, and expanded educational access as the NEA cites U.N. momentum and World War II lessons.
White Oak Hats Take Root in Louisiana Headgear Trend
In Alexandria area, 60 year old John Leavines crafts hats from white oak strips. He uses a hatchet and knife to split bolts into thin strips after selecting long cut wood, transforming a basket weaving idea into a growing hatmaking venture.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
John Leavines
Leavines
Sloper
Otis
Nationwide drive to boost high school enrollment urged
Education groups led by the Office of Education and NEA push to raise enrollments this September by about a quarter million, extend adult education, and aid rural districts. The drive targets veterans aid, teacher salaries, and compulsory education for youth, with the New Homeland Commission for Defense Democracy through Education backing compulsory schooling up to age 13.
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Givens
Tien Dust
Detroit
Philadelphia
NEA
England
WEA
Pedro Harbor
Cfaes of Education
Averangs Tancher
Burest of
Leghelation
Athertea
Office of Education
United States Children’s Bureau
Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
Advisory Council
Ih Schisgis
Homal Commission For
Hat maker crafts water resistant synthetic finish hats
A craftsman shapes translucent wood strips to weave hats for men and women. After sanding to a sheen he applies a synthetic resin finish for waterproofing and comfort. He tests the hats overnight and wears one to town the next day.
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Mwood
Colonel's Son Eight-Year-Old Becomes Shortest Army Hitch
Tammy Cunningham, eight, son of Lt. Col. Cunningham, was called to active duty at Fort Douglas Utah and served the briefest hitch in history. He enlisted with hand bills, recruited five youths as privates, and publicized the Army show Egg in Your Beer, earning a meritorious discharge recommendation from Capt. Winkler.
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Salt Lake City
Army
Fort Douglas
Utah
Charles Winkler
Ballyhoo
Tammy Cunningham
Columbia Basin Project to Show Model Dam in Washington
The Columbia Basin Project plans six pre development farms on its 1,000,000 acre area in southeastern Washington to demonstrate irrigation methods and prepare for wider land use. Intruders who accessed a safe at Euclid Avenue Lumber Co. in Cleveland found 18 pairs of nylon stockings misdeclared as gifts.
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Columbia Basin
Coules Dam
Waah
Columbia
Cleveland
UFI
Euclid Avenue Lumber Co
Donald B. Beaumont
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