Republican Women Hear Parley Plans at Cooperstown Parley
Republican Women of New York State gathered at the Hotel Otesaga in Cooperstown for talks on the National Federation of Republican Women biennial convention slated for Boston September 24 to 26. Officers and delegates, including Marion Harrison Greene of Syracuse and Janet Hill Gordon of Chenango, presided at sessions and round tables, with panels on urban campaign techniques and nominations for the 1959 winter conference in New York City. A scholarship honoring Natalie Couch was awarded to Moss Ames-Giovann of Nyack, and numerous GOP leaders and club officials from across Upstate joined the event, highlighting a broad network of party activity.
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Cooperstown
Republican Women
New York State
Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Ine
Otesaga
National Federation of Republican Women
Boston
Todd
Ation
Marion
Harrison Greene
Syracuse
Federation
Janet
Hill Gordon
Chenango
State Senate
Ruth Johnson
Columbia County
Norma W. Stone
Onondaga
Isabel Alesander
Cayuga
Silvertsen
Mary Ann O'Connor
Chautauqua
Ruth M. Miner
Albany
Moss Ames- Giovann
Nyack
Katherinelé Gibbs
New York
Natalie Couch
New York State Assembly Journal
Grovanni
Nyack High School
Onen
Dag
Stone
GOP County Committee
Greene
George A. Worsley
Tully
Dent
County Women's Republican Club
Pedestrian Hit by Car Injured In California Incident
Joseph H White 68 of Red lands California was reported in fair condition at Crouse Irving Hospital after being struck by a car on Erie boulevard E Crouse avenue around 11 40 pm yesterday. Patrolman Raymond Rodgers and Arthur Mullett said the operator Paul Sokalewicz 25 of 163 Palmer Ave told police White stepped in front of the car and was knocked to the sidewalk with a compound fracture of the right leg.
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Crouse-Irving Hospital
Joseph H. White
Redlands
Calif
White
Erie Boulevard
E. Crouse’ Avenue
Raymond Rodgers
Arthur Mullett
Paul Sokalewicz
Palner Ave
Sokalewicz
Pole White
Harold F. Kelly
Kelly
Eastwood High School
Warren Sle
Stevens
Hixson Ave
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Young Loses Bid for State Convention Nomination
John J. Young, former county chairman and Harriman ally, fails to win a slot at the 1958 New York state convention in Buffalo. He must obtain a special pass for Aug. 25-26 as the convention list excludes him, though he remains a potential candidate for a Supreme Court nomination and a delegate to a judicial district convention.
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John J. Young
Harriman
New York City
Buffalo
Young
Charles H. Keene
Supreme Court
Judicial District
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Otsego County
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Harry Snyller
Rochester
William Smith Alumni Association
Marion Harrison Greene
Marguerte Williams
Oneida County
James Seymour
Natalie Dulles
Times Square
Hotel Victoria
Radio City
Madson Square Garden
Victoria
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John C. Wilson
Founcer
Wilsons
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Eddy Dawimatel
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