Trieste’s Controversial Police Chief Heads Mixed Force
Lt. Col. George Pitchardson, on loan from London, leads Trieste’s Allied police force amid pro Italian and pro Slav hostility. The 4,500-strong unit, 65 percent Australian and 68 percent Italian by origin, faces accusations of bias while striving for impartial enforcement under scarce recruits and postwar tension.
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Venezlt Ghulla
George “Ringer” Pitchardson
London Metropolitan Force
Richardson
Difesa Populare
Ontcry
Triestino
Ialse
Freedom Front
Scotland Yard
Sicily
Trieste
Jim Cowan
Cleveland
States
London
Naw
Agnerenne
C.T. Mathis
T. Gawthorne
Los Aneles
A. Vicnard
New York City
Fragmentary Local Notice Mentions Community Movements
The piece notes a mix of names and places as residents from farms shipyards and nearby areas mingle. References to Titu's army Peggy Lee of Greenwich and several families suggest a neighborhood social roundup with visits and travel from Anderson Mahopac Falls and New York.
Upstate Town backs Rew Water District plan
The Fort Edward Town Board on Tuesday night recommended creating a sewage and water district for the area between Hudson Falls and Fort Edward. The district would include Schon District No. 0 and several nearby properties while addressing needs for an adequate system and new streets and housing developments.
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Fort Edward
Hudson Falls
Schon
Hove
PLC
Upstate Sportsmen To Meet Today
The Washington County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs will meet at 7:30 pm today in the ICF rooms at Fort Edward with President William J. Reid presiding. Following the business session motion pictures of game hunting and fishing in Canada will be shown. A buffet lunch will be served by the Fort Toward Conservation Club members.
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Washington County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
I. Af C
Fort Edward
William J. Reid
Hur Village
Canada
Fort Toward Conservation Club
Local Social Notes From Grafton and Nearby
Mrs. Mary Nichols remains at Samaritan Hospital in Grafton while Jon Willetts of Wynantylhill visits friends Saturday. A Town Mall social dance netted $75 for the church. George H. Wiegner of New York visits his sister Mrs. Frieda Babcock. Miss Marjorie Trumble Hag returned from several weeks in Trenton. A Home Bureau unit will meet with Miss Mabel Milhan Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. at Le Methodist Church Hall. Mr. and Mrs. J Willard Hayner hosted at their summer home. Mrs. Joseph A. Donne of Schenectady and Charles S. Nayn er of New York attended.
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Grafton
Mary Nichols
Samaritan Hospital
Jon Willetts
Wynantylhill
Town Mall
George H. Wiegner
New Yor
Frieda Babcock
Marjorie Trumble Hag
Trenton
Home Bureau
Mabel Milhan
le Methodist Church Hall
J. Willard Hayner
Joseph A. Donne
Scchenectady
Charles 8. Nayner
New York
Cambridge Social Notes Echo Fractured Weekend Visits
Center Cambridge Howard Bailey visited Piltsheld last Friday. Mr and Mrs Francis Andrews and children visited with Henry O Dell and Sylvia Schaughler at Peterstany. Miss Alnalda Van Armaan of Cambridge spent the weekend with Jay Green and A A Reilly of Mahe. The Shanahan party visited, Tuane G Brownell stayed with Minen Hilliard in Rutland. Richard Tracy of New York occupied the Bar-All Austin farm bought last tenth. Henrietta Comes and her son spent the weekend at their Cambridge Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bailey
Francis Andrews
Simday
Henry O'Dell
Schaughler
Sylvia
Peterstany
Alnalda van Armaan
Cambridge
Jay Green
A. A. Reilly
Mahe
From Shanahan
Tuane G. Brownell
Demands Curb on Foreign Food Shipments by Velorans
The Velorans of Foreign Ware at their 47th national encampment urged a halt on U S food shipments to former enemy nations including Germany Japan and Italy to avoid appeasement and ease nourishment shortages at home. The session drew about 1 200 delegates amid criticism of combat awards and long parade weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Veterans’ Organ Faution
Fonner Fuge
Germany
Japan
Italy
Jira
Uine
Hold Funeral Services For Clergyman's Son
Henry Raymond Freeman Jr died suddenly Saturday at Gloucester. Funeral services were held yesterday from St John s Episcopal Church, where his father served as clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Raymond Freeman, Jr
Gloucester
van Wan
St. John's Episcops Church
Fragmentary OCR: local church officials and names
A damaged text fragment mentions a bishop or rector, a county official, and several names in a church context. The legible parts include references to officials and roles, but no clear event, date, or location.
Vexteynun of the church wee bearer noted
A fragmented notice records a church matter involving a brother named Edward H. Fruemon of this city and a vertryion of the church in a formal, low clarity transcription.
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Edward H. Fruemon
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Rensselaer County Board of Elections
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