Indians in No Mood For Celebration Says Montana Leader
An interview with Stephen De Murs, secretary of the Indians of Montana, voices anger over government broken promises, land loss fears, and stalled improvements. He cites Fort Berthold and ongoing restrictions that limit veterans and GI benefits, urging recognition of unpaid obligations totaling about three billion dollars and critique of new commissions and laws.
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Telgan
Mont
Unele Sm
Montine
Thathead
Tadlam Reservation
Vast
Msh
Telvoamars
Themortodn Indinas
Montana
North Diots
Peopla
Oi Wak
Sam
Indian Chims Commission
Congress
Petersburg Man Fined by OPA for Rent Overcharges
Norman A. Smith of Petersburg turned over OPA checks totaling 404 dollars for alleged treble damages owed on rent overcharges on Brunswick Road. Eugene McQuillag received a 168 dollar refund after the action. The remaining 336 dollars will go to OPA fiscal officers in New York for transfer to the U. S. Treasury.
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Norman A. Smith
Petersburgs
Albany Distat
OPA
Sodan
Mr. Marks
New York
U. S. Treasure Department
Washington, D. GC
Averill Park Weekend News and School Notices
Averill Park residents spend weekends visiting friends in Gloversville York Beach Maine and Fort Monmouth. Central School will be closed Monday and teachers attend a meeting in East Greenbush. Fire Company plans a Tuesday meeting with a 7 pm turkey dinner and 6 20 pm business session. Calvary Methodist Church groups host a shower and monthly meetings with Youth and Senior choirs rehearsals and district convention plans.
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East Greenbush
Joseph Weiss
Charles Huell
John Albanise
York Beach
Paul Cann
Fort Monmuth
Leonard Cann
Edward Momion
Syracuse
Oscar Rengwald
Raymond Dewey
West Sand Lake
Averill Park and Sand Lake
Doris Paterson
Charlotte Wright
Evelyn Webster
Hoosick Falls News Highlights Military Ranks and Local Events
Hoosick Falls Captain L C Armetrong of Company G urges recruits as New York Guard eyes future federalization. Also reported: Hoosick Falls High School football lineup, a student entering Panzer College, district state aid checks, community fundraisers, a police warning about street football, Boy Scout campaign progress, rummage sale and card party notes, and a Berlin survey on Nuremberg defendants.
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L C Armetrong
New York Guard
Armatrong
State Guard
National Guard
Waglea
Easton- Thorpe
Haggerty
Church Street
Eastern Star
Troop 63
American Legion
Aims
Legion Auxiliary
Earlaich
Arthur Culler
Frank W. Driscoll
Mohinan Council Boy Scouts of America
Pigud D. Taylor
Siater
Taylor
Peoples-Froat National Bank
Fragmented Crossword Clues From Obscure Page Fragment
Readable fragments include scattered clues and partial wordplay across themes. Entries suggest a crossword across multiple entries with broken names and terms. The text contains stray letters and numbers, implying a puzzle layout or puzzle fill with missing context and official names.
Settlement on Belle Carr Estate in Surrogate Court
A decree of judicial accounting in Surrogate's Court shows administrator Neleosw B. Sweener with will annexed received 4020.81 dollars and expended 1604.17, leaving 3700.14 dollars for distribution to Bernice J. Kirby and the administrator. The article blends with local sports and 4H Club notes from Greenwich and Washington counties.
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Neleosw
Greenwich
Jackson
Pheen
Fond Snow
Washington County
New York
James Robertson
Pearl Robertson
Barkha Jane Robertson
East Creenwich
Washingtonn County
Loup
Barbara
Jane Robertson
Pearl Robinson
New York State
Statoga Springs
Luther Preserve
Fort George
Pagle Forest
Warrenshing
Syracuse University
Charles 18. Smith
Douglas C. Dent
Saratoga County
Fred Winen
Tthaea
Greenwich News Highlights Local Events and Weddings
Greenwich notices report measles at Gray Avenue homes, a Green-wich Fish and Game Club meeting with officer elections, and Miss Marion Keegan resuming third grade teaching after illness. Engagements, a turkey banquet for Ashlar Lodge, and a Saratoga trip wedding are noted along with football prep for Greenwich Central School as Hoosick Falls seeks revenge.
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Louis Roberson
Aly
Charles Roberson
Poa, McLeniihen
Argyle
Harold Lant
Nina Mae
Caryl Ann
Cal Dunnauy
Gray Avenue
Greenwich F Ish and Game Club
Offivers
Marion Keegan
Greenwich Central School
Edna Barbar
Miss Keegan
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
J. ¥. Miller
Thomas Wilson
Rail Vail
Temperance
Sanford Brayton
Anne Rimgton
Novkh Greenwich
Norman Dees
Judson Veyoe
Ashlar Lodge
FL & A.M
George Braylon
Hadford
Washington
Ashler
E.S
Doris Christine Tucker
Harold Tucker
Barber Avenue
John Taft Rich
John J. Rich
Hudson
George A. Brock
Saratoga Springs
Ethel Gould
Hyde Park
Mass
Ronald ‘Tucker
Adirondacks
Rich
Hudson Falls
Linen Thread Co
Hudson Falls High School
Hoosick Balla High
Hoosick Falig
Hoosick Fails
Greenwich
MacArthur Denies Ban On Bombing Formosa Attack
General MacArthur rejects a Brereton claim that permission for bombing Formosa was not sought and says he ordered Brereton to pull heavy bombers from Clark Field to Mindanao before the attack. He defends his air force’s actions in the Philippines during the Pearl Harbor period and criticizes Brereton’s recollections as unreliable.
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Tokyo
Douglea Mac ‘Arthur
Lewis Breveton
Breveton
Formoan
Pilippines
Pearl Harbor
Glark Held
Dac
MacaArthur
Ying
Philippings
Brereton Fn Hla
Formova
Duc
Philippines
MacArthur
Alaff
Richard K. Rutherland
Brerator
Attaic
AlacArthur
Ie Arehue
Brereton
Clark Biol
Mindanao
Nec
Ig Tghtera
Clark Rield
Philipspines
ManeArthur
Tnlippines
Hin Command
Enukl
A&P Company and 24 Officials Fined 175000
Federal Judge Lindley fined A and P companies and 24 officials a total of 175000 after convictions for conspiring to restrain competition. Three subsidiaries and one officer were found innocent, with several defendants acquitted. Five corporations were ordered to pay case costs. certain entities were excluded from costs.
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Danville
New York
Dolluntio
Pasing Wea Ca
Gmlcora
Corporationa Yerxtordiy
Ita Nation
Walter C. Lindley
Great Atlantia & Preitis Tea Co
Delaware
Great Atlante and Pacific Tea Co
Vermont
American Coffee Carp
Jorney City
Nety
Prancia M
Suburban ringsplea and penalties in notor bid case
The case notes no prison terms for the defendants amid a maximum assault penalty. Will Airbeardur remains pending appeal as the defense supports the decision. Defendants Sturtfaril and Hartford were each fined 5000 on related venule infor mation charges. other details reference the SEPTLE NECKS and regional misconduct.
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Buslmont
Amhong
Morleonmonk
Dudge
Will Airbeardur
Mefendane
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Alfhild Hansen
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Joseph Hayden
Hoosick Falls
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Eddie Zelinskas
Bob McMaclin
Don Fussell
George Dougherty
George Usher
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Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Panzer College of Physical Education and Hygiene
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Board of Education
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Second Streets
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