Three Awards At Graduation Of St Pauls Class Of 1959
The Class of 1959 at St Pauls Academy graduated at St Pauls Church. Pink carnations decorated the altar. gowns were pastel as students received awards for Religion Nancy Kane 99 percent Scholarship Sharon Delaney 97.8 percent History James Mistretta 100 percent with a DAR certificate.
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St. Paul's Academy
St. Pauls Church
Nancy Kane
Sharon Delaney
James Mistretta
DAR
Thomas Riley
Paul] Martineau
Paul Martineau
Thomas Murphy
Pulaski
St. John the Evangelist
Timothy Hansel
Mary Alice O'Mara
Donna Taylor
William Cutro
Barbara Galvin
Dorinda Ro- Dillard
Susanne Lagoe
Judith Southgate
Joseph Occhino
Linda Phillips
Kathleen Lagoe
David Wallace
Barbara Walker
Carolyn McDermott
Local Names List From Community Notice
A fragmentary community notice lists multiple residents including Charles Gallagher Beverly Murray Mary Beth Cloonan Sharon Delaney Kathleen LeRoy Helen Palmirese Rhiz abeth Sovare Kathryn Petrie Diana Thurston Linda Thal mann Catherine Hibbert Mary Wuerschmidt Gail Bateman Euleen Datley. The incomplete text echoes a neighborhood directory or event roster.
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Charles Gallagher
Beverly Murray
Mary Beth Cloonan
Sharon Delaney
Kathleen LeRoy
Helen Palmirese
Rhizabeth Sovare
Kathryn Petrie
Diana Thurston
Linda Thalmann
Catherine Hibbert
Mary Wuerschmidt
Gail Bateman
Euleen Datley
WCTU Meets On Thursday At Tompkins Home
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a regular Thursday meeting at Mrs. Earl Tompkins home with Mrs. Raymond Bailey presiding. Mrs. Hazel Seeley led worship titled Faith on the King's Highway. A study review covered ancient control efforts from 1200 B C. Teammates included Mrs. E Seeley Mrs C Ball Mrs W Bailey and Mrs R Stewart. A social time followed with refreshments. The July gathering will be a picnic at Sandy Pond hosted by Mrs Ball and Mrs Tompkins.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Earl Tompkins
Raymond Bailey
Hazel Seeley
King’s Highway
B. C
E. Seeley
C. Ball
W. Bailey
R. Stewart
Saranac Lake Leader elected president of State Pharmaceutical Society
SARANAC LAKE up) Sin clair Lepaw of Brooklyn was elected president of the State Pharmaceutical Society at its Thursday meeting. Raymond Klebes of Bolton Landing became chairman of the executive committee. Other officers include Nicholas S Dardano of Utica first vice president Irving T Bromberg of The Bronx second vice president and Nicholas T Costavica of Mount Vernon third vice president. Nicholas S Gesoalde of Great Neck was reelected secretary and Edgar S Bellis of Bronxville treasurer. The convention drew about 900 pharmacists and spouses.
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Pharmaceutical Society
Saranac Lake
Sinclair Lepaw
Brooklyn
State Pharmaceutical Society
Raymond Klebes
Bolton Landing
Nicholas S Dardano
Utica
Irving T. Bromberg
The
Bronx
Nicholas T. Costavica
Mount Vernon
Nicholas S. Gesoalde
Great Neck
Edgar S. Bellis
Bronxville
WSCS To Aid In Migrant Work
Mrs. Herbert Tanner presided at the First Methodist WSCS meeting on June 16. Annual reports for 1958-59 showed a successful year. four officers were honored. A donation for an assistant migrant director was approved. Discussion covered summer migrant help and an Officers' Training Day report. Social hour followed.
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Herbert Tanner
First Methodist Wscs
Donald Peck
Fred Pape
Thomas Hudson
Harold Garno
Mount Pleasant
Loyal Mothod
Harold Young
Ralph Young
William Young
Ira van Buren
Searcher Fancher Dies After Heart Attack in Canastota
Roger I Fancher aged 51 of Canastota died in a hospital after suffering a heart attack June 1 while aiding a search. He had been hospitalized since the onset. A missing girl, Patricia Graham, was found safe near Camden after nearly three days in woods and swamps.
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Canastota
Roger I Fancher
Fancher
Patricia Graham
Camden
Slashed Housing Bill Seen Winning Ike's Signature
Washington Senate and House conferees reported a $1.375 billion housing bill likely to win President Eisenhower's approval, though some Republicans argued it still exceeded his recommendations. The compromise aims to blunt GOP charges of overspending as Democrats trimmed the package while awaiting final House and Senate approval. Senator Sparkman and Senator Capehart voiced skepticism about the bill’s final shape.
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Washington
Senate
Esenhower
Eisenhower
Conference Committee
Senate House
John J. Sparkman
1Dala
Homer E. Capehart
R-ind
Peekskill Fire Ravages Four Buildings in Downtown Blaze
A Thursday night fire gutted four frame business buildings in Peekskill New York and endangered a fifth structure. Six Peekskill volunteer fire companies fought the smoky blaze with help from volunteers from Lake Wichegan Montrose Croton-on-Hudson and Buchanan.
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Peekskill
Lake Wichegan
Montrose
Croton-on-Hudson
Buchanan
McElroy Accuses North Koreans in Sea of Japan Air Attack
Defense Secretary McElroy says North Korea or other communists likely piloted MIG jets that attacked a U S Navy patrol plane east of Wonsan. He notes the craft carried Soviet MiG 15 or 17 designs and that the gun turrets were disabled for radar and camera gear. The tail gunner was badly wounded.
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Washington
Sea of Japan
Neil H. McElroy
McElroy
Wonsan
Utica Prober Granted New Powers in Probe
Special Prosecutor Robert Fischer received expanded authority from Rockefeller to crack down on tax evaders and anyone interfering with the Utica and Oneida County probe. The move, aimed at strengthening enforcement, follows ties to the Apalachin gangland convention and directs Fischer to prosecute obstruction under governor directives.
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Albany
Utica
Oneida
Robert Fischer
Gor Rockefeller
Loui 2
Lefkowite
New York City
Lefkowitz
Fischer
Cime
Binghamton
Rockefellers Order
Behnken Wins Missouri Synod Presidency After Ballot Victory
Dr John W Behnken 75 of St Louis was reelected president of the Missouri Synod Lutherans by a 377 311 margin on the fourth ballot at the 44th convention in San Francisco He defeated Dr Oliver Harms a Houston Tex vice president The convention also wrestled with a six year plan to spend more than 144 million dollars including 53 542 083 on missions and 12 million for new campuses and higher education
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San Francisco
John W. Behnken
St. Loui
Missouri
Behnken
Fred Protenhauer
Nvisions
Teen Slaver of Tot Not to Be Tried for Murder
Philadelphia district attorney announced that 15 year old Edward J Cooney will not be tried for murder but kept under Municipal Court jurisdiction. The honor student confessed to strangling Becky Holt on June 14 and will be adjudged a juvenile delinquent and committed to a state industrial school after psychiatrists found him emotionally disturbed.
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Philadelphia
Becky Holt
Victor H. Blac
Edward J Cooney
Municipal
Young Cooner
Cooney
Blane
Long Battle in Louisiana Echoes Huey Long Era
Gov Earl Long’s chaotic status sparks questions of succession as Lt Gov Lether Frazar may assume interim duties. The scene includes arrests of newsmen, threats, and a debate over commitment amid reports of paranoid schizophrenia. The saga recalls the elder Huey Long’s era.
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Mandeville
Gov. Earl
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Chester Willams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Gov Long
Lome
Earl Kemp Long
Lether Frazar
Long
John Sealy
Galveston
Tex
Frazar
Jack Gremullion
Duchesner Foundation
New Orleans
Longs Family Promise Two Weeks Treatment at Ochsner
The report notes the Long family pledges that he will receive at least two weeks of treatment at Ochsner. This commitment underscores ongoing medical plans and the support structure surrounding the patient.
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Long
Ochsner
Polio cases surge past 1958 figures in Washington
Paraly tic polo cases run far ahead of the 1958 levels according to the Public Health Service. Last week recorded 55 paralytic cases versus 25 in the same 1958 week and 36 in the week ended June 6. Plan ahead count portions for ice cream servings.
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Washington
Public Health Service
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Loyal Method
Searcher
Ike
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New York
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Julius Mathews
Inc
William E. Foster
Madison Avenue
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Boston
Syracuse
M'Elroy
Utica Prober
Rocky
Missouri Synod
Iran
Pour Chile
Chiles Beter Eal
Bette
Crandall’s Pharmacy
Mexico—Parish
Upprinsis
Mobilheat
Robert Downey Co., Inc
W. Albany
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