Lawmakers Favor Doctors at School Games in Albany
The New York State Youth and Government Assembly approved bills to require medical examiners at school athletic events and fund psychiatry fellowships. A radio instruction plan for Civil Defense and a commission to study adoption laws also passed. Governor Crolick vetoed a hospital expansion for addicts and free treatment proposals. Donald Pellis was elected president of the State Hi-Y with officers Bidwell Woods Sloan Landie named to key posts.
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Albany
New York
Crolick
Flushing Club
Assembly
Peter Warren
Nassau-Suffolk County Y.M.C.A
Donald D. Pellis
Newburgh
Sandra J. Bidwell
Niagara Falls
Kathy Woods
Olean
James H. Sloan
Schenectady
John J. Landie
Rochester
Rhee vows against Japan as Korea sets sea zone
Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee condemns U S State Department moves aiding Japan, warns Japan inside his lane 60 to 200 miles off Korea shores. He hints at a third term bid and denounces Geneva talks as surrender to Communists while criticizing Western allies under Soviet influence.
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Seoul
Rhee
Japan
South Korea
Anna
Geneva
United States
Free World
Russia
Great Britain
France
Fire Threat Hits Adirondack Town Weavertown Fire
A blaze tore through Weavertown near North Creek damaging the grocery store Kenneth Maury and surrounding buildings. Firemen battled flames, limiting spread with damage estimated at 50000 dollars and possible cause a basement stove. Weavertown lies about 50 miles north of Glens Falls.
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North Creek
Adirondack
Weavertown
Kenneth Maury
Glens Falls
Buffalo
Main
Tupper
Judy Garland Signs Exclusive TV Contract with CBS
New York CBS signs Judy Garland to an exclusive TV deal through 1959. The show will be produced by Sid Luft, Garland's husband, with a yearly appearance on the network. The contract fee was not disclosed.
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New York 1
Columbia Broadcasting System
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Miss Garland
New Veterinary Clinic Opens in Building
Local readers note a new veterinary clinic has opened in the building. The item mentions a growing clientele of dependents and followers who habitually seek services, reflecting a post on patronage and local professional presence.
Chiropractors Seek State Licensing Probe
The Chiropractic Association of New York calls for a government inquiry into a supposed conspiracy by medical and pharmaceutical groups to block chiropractic licensure. In a convention resolution, the group urges Gov. Harriman and the legislature to investigate opposition by the State Medical Society and the State Pharmaceutical Society, claiming violations of law and decency.
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Practic Assn. of
New York
Harriman
State Medical Society
State Pharmaceutical Society
Hoover proposes new administrative vice presidency
Former President Hoover urged Congress to create an administrative vice presidency to ease presidential burdens. He said the role could be filled by presidential appointment and handle duties delegated by the chief executive while cautions against granting vital powers. Hoover backed the Hoover Commission’s recommendations.
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New York
Hoover
Congress
Fisenhower
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Hoover Commission On
Truman
Stagecoach Protest Links Upstate Road Woes to Albany
A 98 year old stagecoach launches a 100 mile trek from Buffalo to Albany to protest Route 9 repairs. The effort aims to deliver mail and petitions to Governor Harriman and lawmakers, with a trailer truck to speed progress. Led by local chambers, the action targets Route 3 between Schroon Lake and Pottersville, cited as outdated since 1923. Meanwhile a major Buffalo fire damages eight businesses near Main and Tupper, injuring three firefighters and driving evacuations.
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Schroon Lake
Albany
Upstate
Harriman
Chestertown
Pottersville
State Public Works Department
Police Chief Arthur Ormsbee Holds Multiple Town Posts
Swansea Massachusetts police chief Arthur R. Ormsbee also serves as town constable animal inspector dog officer fence viewer school attendance officer inspector of slaughtering and auctioneer, making him a busy public servant.
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Swansea
Mass
Arthur R. Ormsbee
Fire Destroys 30 Bags of Mail in Transit
Thirty bags of incoming mail were destroyed by fire while being moved from a New York Central Railroad train to a rail station. Postal authorities and state police began an investigation. cause not yet determined. Fire confined to the mail bags and hand truck.
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FONDA
New York Central
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