New Deal Condemned as Fascist by Republicans
A Republican report denounces the New Deal as fascist and calls for a single empowered agency to control food production and pricing. Led by Teft with Dewey Bricker and Vandenberg influence, the council warns of bureaucratic decree and deepening government control across life, urging immediate action to boost production and distribution. An unrelated Army training plane made a safe forced landing in Vermont after running low on fuel.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Republican Home Front Committee
Senator Teft
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John W. Bricker
Republican Advisory Council of 49
Vandenberg
Michigan
Washington
Burgo
Asia
United States
North Adams
Adams
Williamstown
Mass
North Pownal
A New Flavor Star Bacon and Broiled Peaches Blend
A recipe touts a new taste combo of bacon with broiled peaches using Armour Star bacon. Peel and halve peaches, coat with brown sugar and butter, lemon juice, then broil. Add bacon to rack and continue broiling until crisp. Serve with corn bread for a hearty meal.
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Armour
Man Held for Inquiry Released
James Kadio, 26, of Fourth Street, given a suspended sentence in Police Court last week on a disorderly conduct charge, was released by Judge James F. Byron yesterday morning. He had been held to allow the FBI time to check his Selective Service status. He was released after investigation showed he had registered with the Springfield, Massachusetts, board.
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James Kadio
Fourth Street
James F. Byron
Kadio
F.B.I
Springfield
Mass
Local notes from North Pownal and area visitors
Pownal residents report visits to Ludlow Vermont and a Springfield trip for final Navy induction exam. Bridge work continues with reinforced floor under Selectman Beals. Mrs. George William and niece Jeannette Houghton visit Mrs. Ethel Merchant. North Pownal schools reopen with same staff as last year. Kathryn remains.
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William Senecal
Ludlow
Earl Leonard
Springfield
Navy
Harry W. Beals
George William
Jeannette Houghton
Bennington
Ethel Merchant
North Pownal
Kathryn
Local School News and Community Updates in Cummington Area
Community notices report long serving teachers Miss Elizabeth Burving ton and Miss Regina Dean in charge of church and intermediate room duties. Families such as Roscoe W. Leibenow Jr and Joyce return from extended vacation, while the Rathbuns visit from uncle and aunt. Local families also welcome back from Brook lyn Heights and surprise weekend visits to Rev. Lydia E. Mose and Miss Gertrude V. McCowan. Morton Sturtevant appointed treasurer of Noe Pownal school district to fill term. Hoosac Valley Homemakers plan next meeting with Send It to Camp recipes and sugar substitute packing tips. Oak Hill P T A dedicates flag and service flag ceremony with Lt. Paul B H Richards as speaker and cadet band. Oak Hill primary opens with Miss Anna in charge of duties and teachers resuming after break.
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Frank Bowman
Camp
H. W. Beals
United States
Oak Hill
Charles F. Mason
J.g
Paul BH. Richards
Navy
Williams College
Anna
Two Claims Settled For Minors In City Accidents
Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray approved two compromise settlements with the city of Troyan over playground injuries to minors. Francis Bearton guardians Mary Agnes Brearton received 100 for a July School 12 Playground fracture. legal fees 25 and medical 50. Edmund A. Hickey guardians Daniel Hickey received 1350 for a Rye Field Playground fracture. legal 50 and medical 100. Accidents are covered by city insurance.
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Troyan
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Francis Bearton
Mary Agnes
Brearton
School 12
Edmund A. Hickey
Marvin Avenue
Daniel Hickey
Hickey
Rye Field
Local Masons to Attend Ceremony at St Georges Lodge No 6
Representatives of local Masonic lodges will attend at St Georges Lodge No 6 in Sehenec tady tomorrow evening for the 469th anniversary observance and the presentation of a district deputy apron to Right Worshipful Robert J Swackhammer. Right Worshipful Charles W Froessel of New York will address the lodge and visitors as deputy grand master of the Grand Lodge F A M of New York.
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St. Georges Lodge
Sehenectady
Robert J. Swackhammer
Rensselaer-Schenectady
Charles W. Froessel
New York
Grand Lodge
State of
Local Social Notes Provide Summer Visits and Trips
Johnsonville Miss Marjorie Wilson of North Adams is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Dupie. Miss Martha Emmett has returned to Englewood New Jersey after spending the summer at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan and daughters Misses Rita and Ann of Syracuse are spending their vacation with Gerard Ryan and sisters Celia and Agnes.
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Marjorie Wilson
North Adams
John Dupie
Martha Emmett
Englewood
N. J
Joseph Ryan
Rita
Ann
Syracuse
Gerard Ryan
St Ters
Celia
Agnes
Maple Grove closes. nearby Bushnell School students will attend there
The Maple Grove area will remain closed as most children live within walking distance of the Bushnell school in Bennington. Ruth Hinckley and several other West Rutland students will join Bushnell classes while Oak Hill grammar pupils and others from West Rutland Pownal Center Proctor Bennington and Northboro arrange placements with Rita teachers and Paddock as applicable.
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Ruth Hinckley
West Rutland
Oak Hill
Catherine Yaroshak
Pownal Center
Albert Royce
Proctor
Barber
Rachel Stratton
Bennington
Niles School
Theresa Kachan
Northboro
Mass
Paddock
Dorothy Lawrence
Castleton
Maple Grove
Bushnell School
Puzzle of clipped phrases hints at old newspaper wordplay
A garbled OCR list presents partial clues and misprints across nautical terms, sports jargon, and common nouns. Readable items include public hero, inland sea, precious metal, and lamp frel with several entries clearly unfinished or misread, suggesting a historical puzzle page.
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Noble
West Down
Stageer
South
Americs
Russia
Taindrops
Bahamas
No Africa
Mother and Son Die in Hours of Each Other
Mrs Eva L Blaser and her son Frederick W Blaser died within hours of each other. Frederick, 30, a 1934 Rensselaer Polytechnic graduate, fell 50 feet from a potting tower at the Glenn L. Martin bomber plant where he was assistant general manager and sales engineer for General Electric before relocating to Baltimore. Mrs Blaser, wife of former Schenectady fire captain Frederick B Blaser, died at home on Hulett Street Schenectady after residing there 35 years. The family left two daughters.
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Eva L. Blaser
Frederick W. Blaser
Schenectady
Baltimore
Glenn L. Matrin
Blaser
General Electric Co
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