World Change Will Hit Art Forms, Critic Says
New York drama critic Jon Mason Brown spoke at a Troy forum on the impact of global change on art. He warned that freedom fuels art, cautioned against the super state and restrictive pressure groups, and praised Hollywood for tackling challenging topics despite urging for hopeful endings.
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Town Hall
Jon Mason Brown
New York
Saturday Review of Literature
Probleme
Galen
Mr. Brown
Pirugov
Batsalov
U.s.4.r
Pirogov
America
Harper's Weekly
Brown
Rueaia
Myr. Brown
Hollywood
Y's Men will receive charter May 6 at Troy YMCA
The Troy Y's Men's Club formed will obtain its charter May 6 at YMCA ceremonies. Schenectady club members will institute it. about 20 men will become charter members, Timothy O'Sullivan acting president will oversee. Officers to be elected April 26. club plans attendance at Schenectady hobby show April 12.
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Troy Y's
Y.M.C.A
Schenectady Club
Timothy O'Sullivan
Schenectady's Men
Supervisors Approve North Greenbush Welfare Home Plans
A supervisors committee approved preliminary plans for a two million dollar welfare home in North Greenbush. Architects Harrison and Mero and engineer Russell Westbrook will draft detailed plans. state approval needed before construction. Land for the Van Rensselaer Home was acquired from Clarence and Wendel near former State Senator Williams. Committee members include Edwin F. Henry, Samuel Miller, Atrah Perrault, John M. Smith, and Thomas J. Marr.
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Rensselaer County
North Greenbush
Douglas Hudson
Public Welfare
Harrison & Mero
Russell T. Westbrook
State Department of Public Welfare
van Rensselaer
Clarence & Wendel
John F. Williams
Edwin. F. Henry
Samuel Miller
Brunswick
Atrah Perrault
Fire Department Answers Five Calls in Troy
Troy firefighters answered five calls yesterday afternoon and night. Box 163 went out at 3:34 PM at a grass fire on Trier Street. Other calls included Pumper 35 at 3:45 PM on Press Street, 7:15 PM at Prospect Park, 4:28 PM Tibbits and South Lake Avenues, and 6:10 PM at Joseph and Hoosick Streets for grass and other incidents.
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Troy
Laternoon
Fraser
Firen
Joseph and
Hoosick Sirrets
Census Takers Begin Doorstep Interview In Trojan City
Census takers start ringing doorbells today for a two week city survey and up to a month in rural areas. The long list of questions covers relationships race birth place schooling work income and past residence with separate items for fifth persons and those over 14. Strong entities include census and World War I references, with instructions on income and past living arrangements.
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United States
Tax Appraisal Filed On Cluett Estate
Tax appraisal filed for Albert E. Cluett estate lists net estate at 319 148 with estate tax 4521. The bulk goes to widow Mrs Caroling Cluett and four sons receive one fourth at trust end. Thirteen grandchildren each get 300 with several bequests to St Pauls Church Vanderheyden Hall and the Rensselaer County Historical Society. executors are Sanford L. Cluett and Harry McGrath.
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Albert E. Cluett
Troy Savings Bank
Iieft
George W. McIanac
Caroling Ib Cluett
Second Street
Troy
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Vanderheyden Hall
Rensselaer County’ Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Lfe
Cluek
Edmund Cluet
Plymouth
Meeting
J. Girvin Cluett
Brunswick Hills
Omaha
Neb
Richard Ide Cluett
Old Greenwich
Conn
Jane Allen Cluett
John G. Cluett
Allen B. Cluett
Anne M
Caroline R
Edmund
Barbara B. Ciuett
Plymouth Meeting
Albert E
Sandra L
James M. Ciuett
Ruth O
Kenneth
Cluett
Tuckahoe
Richard T. Chustt
John D. Cody
Bouton Road
Mary A. Masefield
Ruth A. Ewing
Blakely Court
Sanford L. Clue
Students At School 10 Present Play
Fifth grade pupils at School 10 staged a play titled Itn the Land of No Readings during a recent intermediate grades assembly directed by Mim Mary F Healy. Cast included Amut Schupp Ralph Labbn Frank Cross Jack Seeley Joseph Valerie Robert Bress Peter De Chiaro Michael Bazicki Leroy Honsinger Aram Chiaran Mary Gulli Mildred Guill Elizabeth Cannon and Hennessey with Joan Casale. Marjorie Cannon announced and Mise Frances Joseph led singing The Little Swiss Lad. Frank Grose trumpet Michael Bazichi saxophone and vocal numbers by Marjorie Cannon Blambeth Cannon and August Schupp accompanied. The program closed with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Mim Mary F. Healy
J Amut Schupp
Ralph Labbn
Frank Cross
Jack Seeley
Joseph Valerie
Robert Bress
Peter de Chiaro
Michael Bazicki
Leroy Honsinger
Aram Chiaran
Mary Gulli
Mildred Guill
Elizabeth Cannon
Hennessey
Joan Casale
Marjorie Cannon
Mise Frances Joseph
Frank Grose
Michael Bazichi
Blambeth Cannon
August Schupp
Peenlime Assembly
Gurley Union Near Accord On Two Year Contract
A tentative agreement on wages and terms has been reached between W. and L. Gurley management and District 50 United Mine Workers. The proposed two year contract includes a five cent hourly wage increase and modifies the current agreement, preventing a strike set for Monday.
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W. & L. E. Gurley
District 50
United Mine Workers
Are. C. E. Smart
Mondey
Firemen To See Mutual Aid Meeting Monday
Fire company members from all participants in the A B C Mutual Aid plan will gather Monday April 24 at 8 pm at the Fuller Road Fire Department in Albany Schenectady Boat area. A speaker and motion pictures will provide entertainment.
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A-Bac Mutual Aid
Spm
Fuller Road Fire Department
Albany
Simple Advice On Avoiding April Fools Ills
Harold B pals offers practical tips for avoiding April Fool pranks. He urges calm reasoning when surprising events occur and to read facial cues before reacting. The piece includes quirky, imperfect OCR style lines and references to police, church, and cemetery details as context.
Father To See Son Receive Masonic Degree
Father to witness his son receive the second degree at Jerusalem Lodge in the Lansingburg Masonic Temple Monday at 7 30 p m. The ceremony will be attended by Masonic officers from New York City and district depots of the Seventh Manhattan District. Richard Rowlands and Arthur S Barber from Schenectady will also attend with other grand officers including Ma Bliumnan and a delegation from New York. A pre ceremony meeting will be presided over by Raymond R B Baker.
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Rensselaer
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William H. Leaher
James W
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Harry Morgan
Frances Fnend
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Louis Harlander
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William J
J. Donald
Anne-Marie Leahey
Charles W
Rosemary J. Morgan
John P. Ryan
St. Peter's
Marquette
Springfeld
S. 1
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Charles Marquette
Lloyd White
Hollis
L. L
Charles Marquette, Jr
Springfield
L. I
St. Mary's Cemetery
Troy
Waterford
Guiano Res
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Albert Ree
Dire
Salvador
Nancy
Angelo
Philomint
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Florence Caruso
Schenectady
Dominick Rea
Second Street
St. Mary's Church
Real
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Janis P. Poland
James Real
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Alexander C Dewar
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Arthur S. Barber
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New Books Listed By Troy Library
Troy library announces new arrivals including The Tollingney by Ihren and Decorate Your Home for Better Living. Modern Alma and Feer Men by Vannes and Wexperate Voyage by Caldwell. Flow ere-The Flower Pure in European Panting by Cruicksharing. Battle Report Victory In the Panic by Walter Karig. Great Redemption by Joseph Welson and How to Make Money at Home by C. W. Quimby. Count the Warx by Piction and Richard Walden's Wits by D. M. Disney. You Cant Tell About Love by Eleanor Kelly and Doctor Will by Elizabeth Stirts.
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Troy
Reteter
C. W. Quimby
Wenwter
L. F. Whitney
D. M. Disney
Richard Walden
Eleanor Kelly
Helen Ida
Farr
Heenecoming
Elizabeth Sti- Terts
Doctor Will” Pauline Stiten
Conservation Board Maps Major Program for County
Rensselaer County forms a Soil Conservation District with a five member board to map a comprehensive plan for soil water woodland and wildlife. 2 300 farm owners will be invited to participate with projected 20 percent yield gains and a county agriculture worth about 10 million dollars annually. The plan encompasses surveys funding prerequisites and private equipment usage with objective to control erosion and improve community conditions. Niagara Mohawk proposes uniform electric rates for residential and farm customers effective May 1 reducing bills for 226 132 customers across multiple towns and areas formerly served by two consolidating companies. The rate includes a 0.75 minimum charge and tiered per kilowatt hour pricing with a uniform after 60 kilowatt hours.
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Oliver Hyatt
Cherry Plain
Tne Board
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Hudson Falls
Greenwich
Johnsonville
Schaghticoke
Valley Falls
Ballston Spa
Glens Falls
Saratoga Springs
Warrensburg
Coremuseium
Central New York Power Corp
New York Power and Light Corp
Niagace Mohawk
Albany
Troy
Schenec+ lady
Syracuse
Utica
New York Power and Light
Niagara Mohawk
Girl Scouts entertain at Home for Fairview Home children
The Senior Club of the Troy Area Council of Girl Scouts sponsors a 2 p.m. party for Fairview Home children. Troop 45 performs Rumpelstiltskin for about ninety youngsters with Sharon Gatland Judy Wheeler and Helen Gildea. Other Senior Club members assist and group singing by Troop 49 directed by Kathleen Walah and Frances Sica follows. Am es Morlian chairs refreshments. The event is hosted by all Senior Club members and guests include Mrs Edward Garland and Miss Muriel Platy. Next Senior Club meeting is Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Girl Scout office in the Team Building to finalize plans for the May 19 Camp Storey Sectional Conference in Clarksville. All Senior Girl Scouts urged to attend.
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Troy Area
Council of
Gitl Scouts
Fairview
Sharon Gatland
Judy Wheeler
Helen Gildea
Newad
Kathleen Walah
Frances Sica
Ames Morlian
Edward Garland
Muriel Platy
Feld
Uame
Camp Storey
Clarksville
Petersburg Man Jailed For Assault
Jonn Deakin, 40, of Petersburg, was sentenced to six months in the Rensselaer County Jail on two counts of third degree assault. Justice Byron Jones ordered consecutive terms after a wife and mother in law pressed the complaints, with deputies arresting Deakin at his home amid reported damage. The report notes a fuel oil price drop affecting Troy area markets, detailing reduced costs per gallon and ongoing supply and demand conditions.
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Jonn Deakin
Petersburg
Rensselaer County
Justice of the Peace
Byron Jones
Cone
Deakin
Andershortf
Harold Harriman
Sheriff's Office
Frank Tolser
Wiliam Hanley
Jam
Jones
Troy
Xuports Desiers
County Home Bureau Schedules Several Meetings
The Renselaer County Home Bureau units set seven meetings across Monday through Wednesday. Events include gatherings at Multerkeats Boom Muttaraki chapel Conn, a hosiness session at To 3h wmo, home of Mrs Walham Teal, Tuesday in Grafton and Jessen at Mrs Walter Granke’s Tin Ball, and a 2 pm session at Forbes Manor. A Wednesday morning meeting is planned at 740 pa United Presbyterian Church Fifth avenue Brunewick.
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Renseelaer County
Forbes Manor
Harel
Iness
Brunewick
Morness
United Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Fire shuts Benning ton children's furniture plant
A fire at a Bennington, Virginia, children's furniture plant caused about 50000 dollars in damage and temporarily idled about 149 workers. The factory, run by Keourh Broth eau, is a branch of Thar er Pornivire Co of Gartner, Maze.
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Keourh Brotheau
Tharer Pornivire Co
Gartner
Maze
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