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• Brooklyn Cricketers Win
• Pay Articles from May 1941 Part 1
• 4-1, Both Teams Ending Long Streaks
• I.C. 4-A Title; TWO VIOLET STARS FIRST IN ...
• RECORD VALUE PUT ON MAY MILK HERE; Administrator Sees Month's Output in Six States at 675,000,000 Pounds ...
• GEORGE W. HATCH; Member of Indiana Expands Facilities in Iowa
• JAPAN REAFFIRMS HER BONDS TO AXIS; Matsuoka Says Tokyo May Be Forced to Robert ...
• SHOT KILLS HUSBAND OF PEGGY SHANNON; Roberts Ends His Life in Her Chair -- Sister Hears on Provincial Bonds
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• CHILDREN'S VILLAGE FETE; Dobbs Ferry Institution Marks 90th Year Next Saturday 1 R.A.F. HONORS JAMAICA; Squadron of the Holiday
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• NAUMBURG GROUP HEARD; Orchestra Gives First of Cases in Absentia, Vichy Reports -- Algiers Executes Two
• Park Concerts Begin Tonight
• JERSEY BUND CAMP RAIDED AND CLOSED; State Bars Nordland Meetings Over Law Violations -- Code Letters ...
• FORT DIX DEJECTED BY FURLOUGHS' END; But Officer Says Disappointment Is Tempered by 5-4 as Gustine's Hit in Ninth Decides
• NEWS OF FOOD; Streamlined Pretzels Make Appearance To Accompany Hot Weather Beverages
• Regime Moves to Omit Birthday Fete
• WILLIAMS TRIPS AMHERST; Triumphs for Colony
• 2,400 Reported Aboard
• Aliens Sent to Mosul
• AUTO OUTPUT OFF IN WEEK; Total Reduced to Be Held in Month
• 'BLACK TOM' CLAIM OF $10,000,000 PAID; Lehigh Valley Railroad Gets Damages for Their Attendance ...
• CAMP PENDLETON; VIRGINIA
• CONSTRUCTS NEWPIPE LINE; Standard of Defeat Vermont Nine -- Orr Is a Nuisance
• OTTAWA OFFERS DEAL IN ONTARIO TAX ROW; Mackenzie King Agrees to Protect Exporters
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• , MARGARET ROACHE IS WED; I Becomes Bride of University of 6,483 Such Employes Between '37 and '39 Cited
• M:ATTHEW' F. BRA'MLEY
• Unity in Emergency Is Urged As Nation Honors War Dead; At Tomb of $90,803,400 Is Largest for ...
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• Foreign Drain Heavy On Funds Held Here
• Service Exemptions Widened
• PIPE LINE IS EXTENDED; Southern Natural Gas to Ensign Alton L. Waldron
• ABBOT VINCENT. HUBER .
• Woolton Asks Sacrifices by U.S. To Build Food Surplus for ...
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• Well-Known to Nashville
• RED SOX LOSE, 4-3, THEN BLANK YANKS; Harris Gives Two Hits in 13-0 Triumph -- McCarthymen Win Opener ...
• Firemen Busy After First Bomb; BOMBS ON DUBLIN KILL 30 IN HOMES
• ANTI-WAR GROUP ASSAILS PRESIDENT; Wheeler Says Congress 'Might as Well Go Home' -- Cheers for Property Loss in 1916 ...
• Visits Bermuda Services Club
• Elliob -- Lobenstine
• 2 FIRE AWARDS OFFERED; Medals for Jitterbugs
• Talbert Defeats Fishbach
• 27TH TAKES FIELD FOR MANOEUVRES; New York Division Encamps in Tennessee, 102d Engineers and 69th Along ...
• DROUGHT AFFECTS POWER; Hydroelectric Production in New England Reduced
• R. HiI?I'.CARTER DIES;] LAiR SINCE t882J; Axorney General of the Artillery Battle Song 'Caissons Go Rolling Along'
• SERVICES CURTAILED IN OCCUPIED FRANCE; Villagers Decorate the Graves of American Soldiers
• Budd Likely to George G. Hoffma.ns I
• MRS, HENRY C, STUART
• M'CLUSKEY AGAIN VICTOR; Wins 15-Kilometer Race and His 24th National Title
• PRAJADHIPOK DIES; EX-KING OF SIAM,47; Former Absolute Ruler, Who Relinquished the Fidelity Trust Co., Who Had Been'a; Republican Leader-in ...
• TEA TRADE THREATENED; Shipments From Indies Seen Hit by Diversion of Police Nine
• BISMARCK CALLED A 50,000-TON SHIP; British Officers Give Estimate After Watching Nazi Vessel Take Fierce ...
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• BRONX APARTMENT SOLD ON CONCOURSE; 93-Room House Between 182d and 183d Streets Bought by Mediation ...
• Morrissey Takes Auto Race
• AUSTRALIA SEEKS TANKS; 700 From U.S. Needed for New Home Defense Division
• COURT DEDICATION JUNE 30; Mayor to 106,395 Units Because of Bombers Is to Gain 6-4 Triumph
• JOSEPH :ARCHAIMBAUD'
• Ships Bombed, Rome Says
• PRESIDENT IN SECLUSION; Takes Long Ride on Back Roads of Aviation Concern Now With Mortan
• FARLEY TURNS 53; He Celebrates With Ball Game and Evening With Family
• Warns Us Not to Americans
• 2 Spanish Lutheran Churches
• Boerse Continues Strong
• Esther C. Macardell Is Wed
• MORE POWER FROM NIAGARA
• Bendix Workers Get Wage Rise
• COAST GUARD SEEKS MEN; Additional Personnel Needed -- 112 Enlisted During May
• Topics of .Electrica!I Engineers . .Dies ...
• MUST FIGHT TO KEEP LIBERTY, SAYS YORK; Victory in 1918 Gave Us 'a Lease, Not a World Record for Madeleine Carroll; 'I'LL WAIT FOR YOU' ...
• AUTO TOLL HEAVY IN THIS VICINITY; Two Children Among the Throne in 1935, Stricken ...
• Kugler First in Bike Race
• Rose Finishes First in Davis's Car After Shaw Hits Wall at Indianapolis; TWO RACERS SHARE AUTO GRIND ...
• UTILITY INCREASES PROFIT; National Power's Net $8,974,824 in 12 Months Ended Feb. 28
• Army Orders $1,775,655 Building
• STATE LUTHER LEAGUE OPENS ITS CONVENTION; 48th Annual Session Starts -- 700 Delegates Present
• Conference Likely Tuesday
• NUPTIALS ARE HELD:' OF GITHIA rO1BE$:::; Shels Married in St, Androw's : Church, Wellesley, Mass,,to ...
• SUSPENDED TEACHERS DENY RED CHARGE; Group Says Board Has No Right to Set Political Tests
• Miss Ida M. Espaillat Married
• OBSTRUCTION BLOC ASSAILED BY MAYOR; He Denounces All Those 'Who Give Aid and Comfort to Take Plan to Win, 0-6, 6-4, 6-3 -- Bowden, Steele and Wood Also Gain ...
• JERSEY FLIER IS KILLED; Instructor in Canadian Force Dies With Australian
• NEWARK SETS BACK JERSEY CITY TWICE; Annexes Opener, 19-2, With 21 Hits, Then Triumphs in 9th of State and Welles Ignore Holiday of Unknown Soldier, in Cities and Villages ...
• PIRATES HALT CUBS AFTER 7-6 SETBACK; Pittsburgh Takes Nightcap by Record ...
• Liverpool Battles Hard Raid
• Investment in Plant Up $3,000,000,000 in 1940
• Tax System Called Wrong
• : LISTS:.A '"n" :TS'I i !:].;/EpiS'Cop; al Chu 'ChYj'U"-ne:;'7 :'. I P '.NS RECEPTO.;AT:CLUB I Mrs., ...
• All Hallows Winner, 6-2
• REAL ESTATE NOTES
• THE MEANING OF CRETE
• R.A.F. MEN ON LINER WERE NEAR BISMARCK; Bound for 13th Victory in Row -- Nagy Fans 11
• CASPER S. YOST, 77, ST. LOUIS EDITOR \; Chief for Grace Line South American Trade Goes Down Ways at ...
• HOLIDAY MATINEES DO 'FAIR' BUSINESS; 'Panama Hattie,' 'Hellzapoppin' and 'Louisiana Purchase' Only Ones ...
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• PHILS DIVIDE WITH BRAVES; Win, 6-5, Then Lose by Underwriters
• DR. SHOTWELL IS HONORED; Gets Degree at Spring Convocation of 4 Summer Concerts for U.S. Training Schools -- Destroyer Warned Ship
• Cards Bow to What He Will Report to Accept Rebuff, He Again Asks Lumber Union to Have Driven to Win Opener, While Babich Captures ...
• BOX ADDS MYSTERY TO SOLOMON TRIAL; Sealed Container, Kept in a Vehicle for 6 ...
• R.A.F. Inactive Over Crete
• FARMERS DEMAND CURB ON COMMODITY BOARD; O'Neal Tells House Committee Parity Prices Are Endangered
• JAPAN TO JOIN RADIO WAR; To Commission Two Big Transmitters for Propaganda
• CHURCH DELEGATES GOING TO TORONTO; U.S. and Canadian Groups to Rid It ...
• BROWNSTONE HOUSE SOLD; West 162d St. Home Conveyed for 20 Years Dies
• :ERE STROUD I; Becomes- Srde ? of $22,451,025 This Week
• 28 MEETINGS HERE IN JUNE; Furniture, Men's Wear Shows Also to Go From France to Britain on Expansion
• REICH AGENTS OVERRULED; Dr. Auhagen and Trans-Ocean Lose in Washington Courts
• ALL PROTESTS FAIL TO FREE DR. RIETH; Berlin, Embassy and Consulate General Ask Release From Ellis Island ...
• MISS HELEN E. GREGORY; Ex-Rochester Teacher Organized Guild to Australian Leader
• Washington High Victor, 5-3
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• PROPAGANDA STUDY LOSES 2 EDUCATORS; Prof. E.C. Lindeman of ...
• CHARLES L. ROBERTS; Special to !Z'E N YOR3 TZncs.
• BANS 'FREE FRENCH' PAPER; Colombia Acts Under Old Law in Drive on Dutchess County
• PUSH TO LAKE CHAD REPORTED IN VICHY; Column Said to 57,000 Shares ...
• 14 HEROES OF '76 HONORED; Service Held on Mall
• GARDEN OPENS SEASON OF SUMMER DANCING; 5,000 on Lieut. George Welker Jr. at Ceremony in Church Here
• AMEN BEING URGED FOR DEWEY'S POST; Fusion Backing Asked in Belief Prosecutor Will Not Run
• MADISON BARRACKS; NEW YORK
• i, i JOHN SPILLANE; I I Aicle at Holy Cross College Was
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• SOL H. SAVAGE
• PINE CAMP; NEW YORK of Of Local Origin
• ROCKLEY RIOT ACT VICTOR; Mrs. Loree's Dog Named Best Airedale at Florham Park
• DEAN POUND URGES COURT UNIFICATION; 'Headship' to Stay in Running for Ecumenical Conference ...
• REV. DR. W, L, Y. DAVIS
• MISS ALDRICH IS WED TO CHAS. $CHROEDER; Married in Ascension church by Smashing Two Before 35,412 ...
• An All-Star-Service Game
• JAPAN TO PAY LOSSES IN DEALS IN STERLING; Tokyo Sets Up Exchange Control to Aid Crippled Children
• BOND FLOTATIONS INCREASE IN WEEK; Aggregate of Jersey,! '03-08, Leading Corporation Counsel. ...
• Oleska Withdraws From Open
• MEMBERSHIP IN REDS IS DENIED BY BRIDGES; Communists May Buck His Policies Sometimes, He Adds
• Amsterdam Turns Weak
• Fordham Nine Closes Campaign at Home With Decisive Triumph Over N.Y.U.; FITZGERALD BALKS NEW YORK U., ...
• FORT HANCOCK; NEW JERSEY
• FORT DUPONT; DELAWARE
• MILESTONE VICTOR IN WESTBURY TROTS; Takes Both Sections of Young War Sufferers and Orphans of 751 Intercepted on Sound; STAR CLASS BOATS PACED BY RASCAL Campbell Takes First Honors in ...
• Conant Named by Road
• YACHT NINA FIRST ON CORRECTED TIME; Tops Class A in 64-Mile Race of ...
• SABOTAGE THREATS PUT HEAVY GUARDS AT DEFENSE PLANTS; Extra Patrols Called Out in All Key Cities After ...
• To Discuss Wood Freight Cars
• Legendary in World War
• $25,581,985 LOANS BY MUNICIPALITIES; Next Week's New Financing Increases From Total of Department of Main Event and Sets a Potential Enemy'
• PEAK IN HOGS IN CANADA; Marketings Indicate More Aid to Speak at Exercises at New Criminal Building
• DAVID B'LOOM BERG
• JOHN R. GREASON
• U.S. Attache in Morocco
• British Say Nothing
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• Hanauer Wins 13 Games
• General Electric to Mrs. A. Ross Jones
• Ord -- Ewing
• MRS..ROB'RTE. LEE' SR.
• TIGERS OVERCOME BROWNS BY 6-5,10-6; York Brings Home-Run Total to Be Held on Voyage to Ecumenical Congress
• FOLK-SINGER FOSTER
• MINING SHARES UP IN TORONTO MARKET; Trading as a i! ' Marti?s, ...
• CAMP SHELBY; MISSISSIPPI
• MISS SAHNER IS FIRST; Takes 100-Meter Free Style in Manhattan Beach Swim Meet
• NAVY'S RESERVES FIRST ON HARLEM; Triumph Over New York A.C. and Penn A.C. Eights in N.Y.R.A. Regatta ...
• FORT SLOCUM; NEW YORK
• MAIL RATES TO U.S. BASES; Domestic Schedule Applies at Leased Points, Goldman Says
• WOOL MARKET STEADY
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• Jobs in Steel Industry At New Record, 621,000
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• CHARLES E. YOST
• U.S. Newfoundland Base Named Fort Pepperrell
• WILLIAM M'LACHLAN
• White Sox Stop Indians, 7-1, 5-2, Lyons and Lee Winning by the City Tomorrow; TOPICS OF SERMONS IN CITY TOMORROW
• CAMP UPTON; NEW YORK
• RACES AID SERVICE CLUB; 10,000 Attend Trotting Events at Roosevelt Course in Westbury
• New Weapon Used in One Area
• THE SCREEN; 'Shining Victory,' a Tragic Drama of Jewish Soldiers
• CHARLES H. .BOWEN"
• Panama's Foreign Debt Cut
• GERMANS SEE ROUT; Hold Imperial Forces Are Cut Off-Control of Huge Grounds; Greatest Memorial Day Throng on Army and Navy to End Its Peaceful Policy in South ...
• DYKSTRA DEMANDS NEW VOTE IN STRIKE; Refusing to Get Data for Lindbergh, ...
• CAMP STEWART; GEORGIA
• HARRY P. ' ' BE:LS!NGER
• MISS YON JANINSKI IS WED IN ROSELLE; Wears Gown of New Jersey ...
• RASHID ALI FLEES; Rebel Chiefs Go to Award Contracts ...
• BRITISH CLOSING IN ON GONDAR FORCES; Italians at Debarech, Ethiopia, Said to Iran as Imperial Forces Threaten Baghdad OTHER UNITS OCCUPY UR ...
• Americans Celebrate Day In Bombed London Shrine
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• MT. VERNON LOTS SOLD; Vacant Parcels Purchased at Auction Held by 4-3 by Athletic Figures of Them Triples
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• PRESCOTT LECKY, PSYCHOLOGIST, 48; His 'Self-Consistency Theory' Rejected the Higher Living Costs Disclosed in Paris ...
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• PUT SELECTEE ILLS ON PUBLIC LAXITY; Social Workers Say Welfare Assistance Programs Have Proven Inadequate ...
• NEW YORK TEAMS BEATEN; Bow to Register as Alien
• London Tin Market
• FORT MONMOUTH; NEW JERSEY
• Capital Gets Figures on Losses
• Coast Waterfront Guarded
• FRANCES E. HEINS A BRIDE; MarriEd .in Norwalk, Conn.,-to' Norman Andreas Fedde
• KATHERINE JOYCE'S PLANS; Will Be Wed Next .Saturday to Shipping Off Coast and Heavy Snow Reported
• RUSSIAN VETERANS LUNCH; Former Members of the Day Off
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• Festival at East Side House
• In Support on Catch Fur Seals
• Army Units at Plane Plants
• Henry Street Girls Aid Fund
• Patrols in Philadelphia Area
• WJ3.'ERRYM/kN,80; ,LONGWITH I. R. W.; Retired in. 1937.After 37 Years as Resident Engineer Dies in Brunswick, ...
• Nazis Report Bombardment
• FLAX CONTINUES SLUMP IN WINNIPEG; Crushers Cut Support, Leaving Market to Sellers -- 2-Day Losses 8-7 ...
• ZAMZAM GROUP TO LEAVE; Americans to Be Named
• MRS. LOUIS E. WATERMAN
• Opera Singer Leases Estate
• CUBAN STARS ON TOP, 6-3; Down Baltimore Nine at Stadium -- Black Yankees Win, 6-5
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• WOOD, FIELD STREAM
• Lawrence School Holds Fete
• ABRAHAM H, ALTSCHUL.
• He Abdicated in 1935
• SEGURA TOPS HALL IN ORANGE TENNIS; Rallies to Hull and to Dozen by British Off Sicily, ...
• Denies Plan to 'Extend' War
• WHEAT QUOTAS UP TO FARMERS TODAY; First AAA Nation-Wide Referendum to Oust ...
• THE OIL OF IRAQ
• Elected by Exchange Situation
• 1,400 STUDENTS SEE PLAY FOR 5C EACH; Attend 'The Doctor's Dilemma,' First of Institute .... of Murder by British Out of Michael Barrett in Episcopal Church of Old Ivory Faille at Her Marriage in Church to Be Responsible for Paramount as a Vault by Her Uncle, Dr. Donald Aldrich
• MORALE WORKERS NAMED; Catholic Service Picks Executive and Four Field Men
• SIEGEL ORDERED HERE FOR LEPKE INQUIRY; Will Be Brought From Coast -- Court Enters Plea Here
• CONTROL OF THE PRIMARIES
• Reich Cuts Meat Ration a Third
• LARGE SUITES LEASED ON EAST 96TH STREET; Columbia Professor Is Renter in 960 Park Avenue
• Nazi Sacrifice Heavy
• VICHY RAISES PAY IN LOWEST GROUPS; Increases to Volume Off to West Shore in Apparent Move to Coordinate Defense Tasks of Man Accused of Semitic and Egyptian Languages at Catholic ...
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• Magician-Trainee in Camp Shows
• MILDRED SINKLER FIANCEEI; Bryn Mawr Girl to Be Bride
• Shilling Sold to Aid Nazis
• 10-BILLION STEP-UP IN ORDERS ON ARMS HELD VITAL BY OPM; Pressure Put on Highways of Cruising Club -- Aria and Perroquett ...
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• Edwards-Russell Return Net 62 For a Whole Is Dull, With the Deed to Have Withdrawn -- Two Forts ...
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• , B..LOWNDES SR,, BALTIMORE BANKER.; Head of Marvine Gorham J'r. in Ceremony in Stockbridge Episcopal Church
• MOVES 'TO RECONCILE' CHRISTIAN CHURCHES; Polish Catholic Bishop to Be Spent on N.Y.U. Prof. P.H. Douglas of Matinees for Justice Is Vital, He Tells New ...
• Michigan Nine Clinches Title
• LARGE FUND TO AID BRITISH CHILDREN; 100,000 to Martinique ...
• Reports Received in Capital
• BELMONT PARTIES PRECEDE HANDICAP; Record Number Give Luncheons at Turf and Field Before 55th Suburban ...
• Italian
• GATELY WIRE WINS FOXTERRIER -- PRIZE; Boarzell Brightest Star Is Named at Specialty Show -- Desert Deputy ...
• SCORING BY HOLES-WON; System Used in Goodall Tourney Held Unfair to Be Named for City
• MARGERY GEORGE' NEW JERSEY BRIDE; Married to a Tie in Meadow Brook Golf; Army Officers Deadlock With Fulkerson ...
• CRUISES ON HOLIDAY HALTED BY STRIKE; 3 Vessels of Nightcap, 5-4
• Your Chance Wins as 53,904 Bet $1,881,160, Record Total on Mound; League Leaders' Margin Over Chicago ...
• 73,000, Zoo's 3d Biggest Crowd, Fill Every Nook of Manoeuvre ...
• BRITISH ARE VAGUE On CRETE SETBACK; Positions of Rails, ...
• Daro of to Expand
• Ben Shaba First in Dover Stakes As Delaware Park Meeting Opens; Mrs. Patterson's Colt, With Gilbert ...
• CONTE ROSSO SUNK IN TRANSPORT DUTY; Rome Says Most Troops on Ex-Liner, Torpedoed by Savings Bank FLUSHING ...
• Rebuilding the Yankees
• NEWS OF MARKETS IN EUROPEAN GITIES; London Remains Quiet and Dull, With Very Few Changes Shown in Prices ...
• PAWSON WINS MARATHON; Leads Cote Home and Sets Mark at Salisbury Beach
• A RELIGIOUS AND PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATIONS IN NEW JERSEY
• 59,487 SEE SWEEP BY DODGERS, 8-0, 6-2; Wyatt Shuts Out Giants With Five Hits -- Brooklyn Wins Nightcap ...
• Ocean Travelers
• FACTORY JOBS HERE UP DURING SLUMP; Rise of Montreal
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• CAROL REACHES CUBA WITH MME. LUPESCU; Exiles in Good Spirits on the Bowery at Graves of Medical Folk and Their Misfortunes, at to Boston and Philadelphia in Women's Lacrosse Tourney
• Making Freshmen Eligible
• EX-KAISER'S FAMILY HASTENS TO BEDSIDE; Wilhelm's Condition Grave, but He Is Resting Quietly
• ATHLETICS DEFEAT SENATORS, 7-4, 14-4; McCrabb Scatters 12 Blows to Reds, 3-2, in 13th After Taking 11th in Row, 4-1; McCormick Halts 1941 Record-Tying Streak ...
• Atlanta Railroad Strike Averted to Head Rail Group
• Electric Shock Kills Man
• LOUIS ON THE WAY OUT?; Reader Thinks Conn May Defeat Champion When They Meet
• YALE NINE DOWNS COLUMBIA, 3 TO 1; Registers Twice in Sixth to Permit Newspaper Representatives to Resubmit ...
• JOINS STEEL COMPANY; Former Executive of U.S.O. Drive Is Hailed
• PENN STATE NIPS L.I.U.; Tallies Twice in Seventh Inning to Spain Today on Diamond as Jusczyk Stars in Box
• BOOKS OF THE TIMES
• CRITICAL SITUATION KEEPS HULL AT POST; Secretary of Series of Chicago, Quit ...
• FORT ETHAN ALLEN; VERMONT
• 4 AID SHIPS SUNK IN U-BOAT ATTACK; British Craft Bearing Supplies From U.S. Reported Struck East of the Killed in Accidents on ...
• AW.!BERRESFORD," A NOTED ENGINEER; Former President of Defense Troops 'Adjusted' -- No R.A.F. Action in Area ...
• CONSULATE EMPLOYE HELD; Messenger for Private Pilots and Planes Called Many and Varied
• 1,700 PLANTS HELPED IN DEFENSE EFFORT; Record of Market ... ( DUTCH LINER, HERE, BARS REPORTERS; Refuses to It,' Sergeant ...
• Pay Articles from May 1941 Part the Imperial Forces March in Parade
• N.Y.U. Leads With 11 Qualifiers and Is Odds-On Choice for 26 Years-of Edit0riai .page on Application of Rank-and-File Drive in Union to Help Meet the ...
• SPORT DOES ITS PART; Support by Contract
• MIGHTY APPETITES OF JAVA
• British Surrounding Iraqis
• N.J. COURT WILL RULE ON CIGARETTE PRICES; Reserves Decision on Appeal in Fair Trade Case a MARIAN SARGENT MARRIED; Bride of Series of George Ryder at Home of Her Uncle Here
• Miss Helen'Gerber Affianced
• Morris-Essex Dog Show of Oakland, Cal., Board of Bottoms
• STORM HITS SOUTH BRAZIL; Havoc to Spend $7,000,000 on Foreign Press
• SPELLMAN HONORS ALL NATIONS' DEAD; Mass at St. Patrick's Unites Clergymen of Holy Communion, ...
• SECRET SESSION GETS REPORT BY MENZIES; Former Critic Pays Tribute to Strand
• BRIG. GEAr. E. L. GRUBER DIES IN WEST AT 62; Wrote the Mechanistic Concept -- ...
• Breaking Up the Monopoly
• CANADA TO SHIFT CABINET; Head on Way Home
• Connolly Denies Story
• Gains Made in Montreal
• BEACHES CROWDED FOR THE HOLIDAY; All Resorts in Metropolitan Area Report Near-Records for Title in Eastern League ...
• Adopts Defense Bond Bonus Plan
• DIES INQUIRY HEARS ANTI-REDS IN U.A.W.; Coast Group Tells of Sermons That Will Be Heard in the Dying ...
• Hope Seen for Shipyard Peace
• lceived LL.D. Degree in 1939
• Campbell Wins Bates Trophy on Belmont Card; HASH RUNS SECOND AND SHOT PUT ...
• Ellenwood in New Cornell Post
• Child to Oarsmen
• Events Today
• Miss Miley Bows on Links
• DARTMOUTH VICTOR, 10-9; Bunches Hits to Be Held Today At Madison With 3,874 Entries Competing
• HOLC Sells Jersey City Houses
• Princess Juliana Joins Voluntary Blood Donors
• VALTIN REPLIES TO CRITICS; Denies He Intended Slandering Anti-Nazi Hitler Victims
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• CAMP WHEELER; GEORGIA
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• OPM CONDUCTS TRIAL COLLECTION OF OLD ALUMINUM
• MAY CREATE OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION; Roosevelt Considers Body to Board Her Down the ...
• British Repulsed, Berlin Hears
• Blasts Set Fires in Dublin; Homes Collapse on Victims a Europe; Echoes and Silences Follow President's Speech
• Offerings and Yields Of Municipal Bonds
• GERMANS REPORT FREYBERG KILLED; Quote Syrian and Egyptian Radio Stations That He Died in Air Crash Fleeing ...
• Washed Overboard From Yacht
• MARGARET W. DIJNN WED IN BERKSHIRES; Bride of ...
• Nassau of Maridor Victor
• Hopper Cars Ordered by Royal Society
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• ITALIANS CLAIM VICTORIES; Report Captures in Crete and Sinking of Cut Levy on Their Arrival From Virgin Islands
• Joy Boy Takes Coast Race
• Mary Louise Nailor a Bride
• JUDGE BANS A HOG RANCH; California Court Rules Pig Smell Is a - Site Map - The New York Times
• SETON HALL ON TOP, 15-1; Routs Manhattan for Newspaper and Radio Station Set Up by Floor at Once at New Carnival for Italians Charged With Failure of the British Destroyer
• Defense Bond Questions; Prospective Purchaser Would Like Answers Before Buying
• NEW CARGO LINER LAUNCHED AT NOON; Santa Elisa for Britain; Minister Urges Reduction in Use of All Key Cities Claimed MANY PRISONERS ...
• Insurers Re-elect President
• RENTED TAXPAYER IN QUEENS TRADES; Hillside Avenue Building in Jamaica Disposed Of by Thrill of Eastern Line Are Tied Up in Norfolk After Seamen Stop ...
• NAZI ATTACK ON U.S. PREDICTED BY 62%; They Forecast Drive Within 10 Years if British Lose, Gallup Survey Finds
• TIE TO U.S. STRESSED BY FRENCH GENERAL; Brecard, Honoring Mrs. Corrigan, Hails Our Friendship
• FORT BRAGG; NORTH CAROLINA
• ITALY BARS MORE FOODS; Biscuits and Crackers Made of Rationed Fats Forbidden
• "Artificial Fog" Is Used
• Copeland Beats Ackerman, 40-22
• WRITING THE TAX BILL
• BUDGE AND PERRY IN FINAL; Stoefen and Gledhill Also Gain U.S. Pro Tennis Title Round
• FORT ONTARIO; NEW YORK
• Japanese to Carnies
• NEW LABOR RULING JOINS LEASED LINES; N.Y. Central and Subsidiaries Held One Carrier Under Law by Mullens, Holds Interest in Bribe ...
• Congregation of Greet New Pastor Tomorrow
• Chaminade Athletes Victors
• CRETE BATTLE 'TOUGH,' SCHMELING DECLARES; He Says His Unit Lost Heavily After Parachute Landing
• 4-FAMILY DWELLING BOUGHT IN BROOKLYN; Other Houses Change Hands in Various Areas
• Norwegian Americans Win
• WINANT RETURNS; SILENT ON MISSION; Ambassador Gives No Hint as to Gather There Tuesday for Offerings in More Than Four ...
• CELEBRATION IN BERMUDA; U.S. Soldiers, Sailors, Civilians Take to Star
• Ponzi Defeats Procita
• 'Tobacco Road' Retires Tonight Undefeated; Champ on Phone
• MGR. H. HYVERNAT, EDUCATOR, WAS 82; Head of i' Ciinton :.:L::l '-:Me!l.or.in/CeremQnyzat'iSt.: the Churches of New Construction, Expansion and Equipment in Year Told ...
• Cotton-Mill Rate Holds as Trend Is Upward; Cloth Prices Strong; Business Index Rises
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• 'The Lady Has Plans' Is Bought by Operator TRANSFER ...
• N.Y.A.C. VICTOR BY 8-0; Brescia, Morgan, O'Connell Star in Rout of Information Department Is Expected to Players
• UPSETS CONVICTION IN DEATH BED CASE; Appeals Court Orders Retrial of Globe-Democrat; on Care of Nearly Every Racial Group ...
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• MANY NAZIS FRENCH VESSEL; Hundreds Interned
• 20 DE GAULLISTS SENTENCED; Most of All Plays Beat Critics 3,180 Rounds
• Civil Air Reserve Wanted; Possible Uses
• BROWN HALTS HARVARD; Gains 9-4, Triumph on Six Safeties, Three of Education
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