Governors Back World Press Freedom Pact Demands
New York Governor Dewey and other officials back a World Press Freedom pact urging UN Assembly action. The document advocates universal freedom of expression and opposition to state control or corporate media monopolies, citing statements by FDR era leaders and current leaders. It quotes Dewey on the link between free press and human dignity and safe information exchange.
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Nationg Genoud Assembly
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Gus Thomas E Dewey
New York
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Lec Casal Senace Conittiss
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Angela HeCrestente
John S
World leaders push for information freedom and peace
Governors from multiple states and leaders including Gov Dwight Goswold and Gov Edward Martin urge broad free information and press freedom to strengthen international peace. They argue that mutual understanding and open communication are essential for global stability and a lasting accord among nations.
Crosswo sores and puzzle clues in a cryptic list
A garbled OCR style piece lists scattered terms such as Baptismal, water, baked dish, and various coded items. It reads like a mixed puzzle or crossword clue set with fragmented phrases and numbers, offering little coherent narrative or clear entities to anchor a standard news summary.
Winged pest tale in a tense setting
A fragmentary report from a German scene mentions a winged pest and a tense atmosphere. The note hints at concerns over a poison or contamination and a reference to a divinity degree and cloth perks. The jumbled text includes numbers and stray names, suggesting a notebook-style clipping with uncertain OCR fidelity.
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Meri
Germany
Poison
Nolte
Sutton
Anny Tom Home
Engagement announced for Mas Dors Craft and Frank Hammond
The engagement of Mas Dors Craft to Frank Hammond is announced. Craft attends Burnt Falls Ballston Sue High School and works for Dela wie Judson Raliard Co. Hammond, of Joc High School, is employed by the same firm. Royal groups plan future meetings and assemblies including Crescent temple Pythian Sisters and RAW convocation. American Legion posts resume meetings and prepare for October 7 elections. Potential further plans noted.
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Willan Willer
Madhgin Avenue
Burnt Falls
Ballston Sue High School
Schenectady
Hammond Mw Amimunle
Joc
Thi Dela Wie
Judson Raliard
Crescent Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythin Hall
RAW
G Waller Jr
HW Clark
American Legion
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Legion
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John Gatlind
Institution on Washington celebrates a centennial milestone
A historic Washington institution marked its 100th anniversary this year as it served more than 30 million people over its century. The milestone reflects decades of public service and community impact in the nation’s capital.
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Snthsonia Institution
Washington
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Funeral services held for William Gharoscin in Rivergiin
The funeral for William Gharoscin of Rivergiin was conducted from LW Cassidy Funeral Home in the city at 8 am and proceeded to St Pauls Church for requiem Mass. Burial followed at St Johns Cemetery. The mourners included Tham Vetnski Ruthens Granger Charles Russell Coorga Solleuk Frank Sadasky and William Shulso. Personal attendees were Mr and Mrs Sidney Fort and Mr and Mrs Sidney Vo Dart jel, who spent the weekend at Enor a Lake near County.
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William Gharoscin
Rivergiin
LW Cassidy
Wilay
St Pauls Church
Eadern
James J Mecushor Baral
St Johns Cemetery
Se Lighticoke
Wis
Sidney Vo Dart Jel
Enora Lake
County
Miss Perkins Advances as New Government Labor Secretary
The article notes Miss Perkins becoming the labor secretary in the Roosevelt administration era, detailing the civil service commission lineup, party affiliations, and the tradition of resignations with a new president. It highlights her status as the first woman to hold the post within a cabinet context and outlines the commission's composition and duties.
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Burke
Teun
Alan Dheye
Ciull
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Miss Parkins
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Wilchett Vontinn Demacrat
Pubhyler Mo Wii
Réngvselt
Vass Peviting
Arthur Flemming
Washington
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Lucia DP VeWillin
M Iiss Dell
Wiss Perkins
Fragmented OCR yields unclear text and names
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered phrases and potential names without coherent events or dates. It references individuals, roles, and actions in a jumble, making it difficult to extract a singular reportable fact or outcome.
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