Parish Hall Hosts Home Bureau Meeting Highlights
The Home Bureau met in the parish hall to discuss repairs at Behoo District 1. Guests included Mrs. Lilian Joven of Melrose te SPORGINE Paversl and the Lusidas family who moved into the Del-Wht Rosepartment. Sunday, Arthur Wood joined the A Pharmacy program.
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Bany College of
Bereau
Paris Hall
Lilian Joven
Melrose Te
Sporgine Paversl
M. Chapmar
Robert Lusidas
Behoo District 1
Forrest Agen
Johnsonville
Albert G. Sabins
Arthur Wood
A! Pharmacy
Blast in Lackawanna injures, two dead
A blast at a trailer camp cabin near Hamburg, tied to a pi a store explosion, caused a second death. Edwin F. Dieters, 49, died in a hospital on Tuesday after Ernest Mathes, 36, died last week. The incident raises questions about the blast’s origin and local safety.
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Lackawanna “Pi
Hamburg
Edwin F. Dieters
Ernest Mathes
Dry Forces Triumph in Oklahoma Over Repeal Bid
Oklahoma voters decisively rejected a repeal of the statewide liquor ban in a special election. With most precincts reporting, rural dry areas favored prohibition by as much as five to one, while Oklahoma City and Tulsa went wet by large margins. The victory sides with proponents who promise to curb bootleggers and the whisky trade, while opponents warn of a tragedy in losing state control.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Mis.sissippi
Roy J. Turner
A. G. Kulp
Tulsa
The
Oklahoma Economic Institute
United Dty Association
David Sharpard
Kulp
Eagle Mills Fire Company Meeting And Local Social Updates
Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Co. will meet Monday at 8 PM at the firehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidder Sr. have returned from a week’s vacation at Lake Winnepesaukee. A church lawn food sale raised funds for Garfield School Association. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hirzel of New York briefly stopped with the Knippel family while en route from Canada. Rev. J A Swingle visits his sister in Scranton and will conduct Sunday services in a nearby Baptist church. Dorothy Knippel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Knippel, will depart this week for New London.
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Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Co., Inc
Gordon Kidder
Lake Winne- Pesaukee
Methodist Church
Garfield School Association
Alexander E. Hirzel
New York
Paul R. Knippel
Canada
J. A. Swingle
Ida F Kizer
Scranton
Swingle
3. Baptist Church
Dorothy Knippel
Paul B. Knippel
New Lon
Johnsonville Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Minnie Warren is confined at home by illness. Mr and Mrs Charles Walling visited Mrs Amelia Harrington. Mr and Mrs Bernard Tansey of Schenectady spent the weekend with Mrs Catherine Haughman. Mr and Mrs Laurence A Russell returned from their wedding trip. Mrs Eton Sweet of Syracuse and Miss Barbara Frisbie of Newport visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Frisbie. Mrs Ernest Van Doren returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Raymond Henry at Troy. Volcano eruption near Mount Asama in Japan. ashes observed at the peak 92 times in 48 hours.
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Minnie Warren
Charles Walling
Amelia Harrington
Bernard Tansey
Schenectady
Catherine Haughman
Laurence A. Russell
Eton Sweet
Syracuse
Barbara Frisbie
Newport
Jesse Frisbie
Ernest
van Doren
Raymond Henry
Troy
Czech Government Bulletin Promotes Atomic Bomb Theory
A government bulletin claims a Russian explosion released a bomb development link with U.S. scientific aid. It cites President Truman and a New York Times editorial, arguing the research stems from earlier speculation and expert input.
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Pengus, Geschessovania
Berlet
Garmpas Aoentife
Truman
New York Times
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California
Harry Bayly
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Joseph J. Belotte
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Buddy
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Connecticort College For Women
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Robert R. Clue
Iguara
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Taklo
Mount Asama
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