Woman Hurt as Train Hits Stalled Car in Cohoes
Mrs Lorretta LaPage 38 of 145 Ontario Street was treated for a bruised left ankle and right elbow and shock after a D S locomotive struck her stalled car on Spring Street at Lincoln to Saratoga streets in Cohoes. She was accompanied by her sons Wilfred 13 and Alfred 10 and Rose Bouchard 33 who had left the car before the crash. Police said the engineer was William Higgins and the collision occurred at about 6 p m.
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Cohoes
Spring Street
Lorretta LaPage
Ontario Street
Matthew J. Keough
Mia LaPays
Wilfred
Alfred LaPage
Rose Bouchard
River Street
William J. Higgins
Eighth Avenue
Watervliet
Mra
la Paga
Lincoln Avenue
Saratoga Street
Emmett Hennessey
Charles Audet
James Holloran
Troy Man To Face Two More Charges
Raymond Courtman the 24 year old of 301 First Street Troy has admitted two morals offenses in Cohoes. A warrant has been issued to serve on him. He earlier pleaded guilty to impairing the morals of a 1 year old girl in Troy and was sentenced to one year in Rensselaer County Jail.
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Raymond Courtmanthe
First Street
Troy
Rensselaer County
Chargs
Cohoes
Harold Smith
Nicholas Valenti
Masten Avenue
Island
Thomas J. O'Connor
Ny Lew
Sermon Topics In Cohoes Churches
Cohoes churches schedule a Palm Sunday observance with St Johns Episcopal and St James Methodist offering multiple services. Rev Schuyler D Jenkins leads 7 30 am Holy Eucharist 9 am Solemn Eucharist 11 am Procession and sung Eucharist 8 pm sacred music. First Methodist with Rev Clarence L Hoch holds 10 am sermon The Parable of the Palms and 11 15 am Sunday school. Reformed Church led by Rev Victor J Biekkink has 20 30 am sermon King for Day and 11 45 am church school. Boght Reformed Church worships 11 0 am sermon Our Glorious King and 7 pm. Congregation to join Latham Newtonville Methodist for union service at Latham. First Baptist with Rev George F McEvein offers communion service 16 39 am sermon The Continuing Procession and 4 pm Baptist Youth Fellowship. Presbyterian Church Rev Thomas Glenn Cannon holds 9 am church school 11 am sermon The Palm Sunday Prayer with special choir music. Salvation Army Capt Arthur Marshall conducts 15 am and 6 pm services with Maj Grossy T Bapes and Mrs Bages in Ai
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St. John's Episcopal
Schuyler D. Jenkins
St James
Earl C. Fryer
First Methodist
Clarence L. Hoch
Reformed Church
Victor J. Biekkink, DD
Boght
Latham
Newtonville
First Baptist Church
George F. McEvein
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Presbyterian
Church
Thomas Glenn Cannon
Salvation Army
Arthur Marshall
Grossy T. Bapes
Mre Bages
First’ Methodist
Row
Robert F. Filmore
Harvey Hollis
Albany Council of Churches
Robert Sibley
Memorial Baptist
Earl D. Wooddell
Jeader
Catherine Hudson
Mechanicville
Donald Daugherty
Carolyn Knapp
2Nd Bts
Langford
Clyde McEwan
George T. Beggs
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Hubert Doody
Palma
St. George's Episcopal Church
Clifton Park
St. Paul’s
Patrick J. Campbbell
O.S.A
Church of the Assumption
Serafino Aurigemma
First Presbyterian Church
James K. Stewart
Jesus
Jerusalem
Home Bureau Women Buffet Luncheon Preview
Members of the Cohorn Adult School Homemaking committee at 15 Seneca Street hosted a buffet luncheon ahead of a lecture on Personal Grooming by guest Hazel McClain of New York City and Hollywood. A class member demonstrated makeup use while a student acted as a node. Trance scheduled. The Sophomore class at Compex High School plans a dance The Bonny Hops on Friday April 7 at 8 30 pm in the school gymnasium with Musical Dolls providing music. Marie Sears chairs the arrangements committee.
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Clarees
Cohorn Adult School
Seneca Street
Mas Mra
Hazel McClain
New York City
Hollywood
Compex High School
Musical Dolls
Miss Rost
Marie Sears
Gemetel
Albany Pastor Delivers Sermon at Annual PTA Meeting
Rev. Arthur Merrihew Adams of First Presbyterian Albany led a PTAassembly sermon on spiritual health through Christ's healing touch. The nominating committee was named to select eight candidates for the upcoming union election, with Mayne as chairman and Mrs Girard Tansey as cochairman. The executive committee will meet April 20 at Mrs. Mary Trembleys home in Coboes. The service featured a Silliman Church choir program, with the anthems Saviour In Thy Presence and At Eventide It Shall Be Light.
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Associa
Cohoes
Arthur Merrihew Adams
Mittee
First Presbyterian
Albany
Silliman
Ees
Margaithe Leper
Cole
Anna Brehm
Esney
Matthew
Zaccheus
James
John
Christ
Mayne Ee Ete Wet Net
Atu
Girard Tansey
He Group
Mary Trembley
Coboes
Adams
Thomas Glenn Cannon
Silliman Church
Frank A. Miller
Thora George
Mildred Hegger
Grace Bartlelt
Perwgnal
Anthony Bulltz, Jr
Pineview Avenue
Samaritan
Btrs
William EH. Cobb
Adirondack
Mary Catherine Hudson
Mechanicville
David Johnson
Mack
Meyer Urges Cohoes Citizens to Aid in Census
In a proclamation Mayor Redolph J. Rouller calls Cohoes residents to cooperate fully with census enumerators next month. He emphasizes the census informs apportionment, tax revenues, future public utilities, and city ranking among U.S. communities.
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Redolph J. Rouller
Cohoes
Consis
Censu
Congress
Mass Schedule At Cohoes and Area Parishes
A list of church Mass times across several Cohoes area parishes. Each church shows low Masses from early morning to afternoon and a high Mass on Sundays, with priests named including Rev. Joseph A. Frankit Rev. Arthur J. Reilly Rev. Adrien J. Bechard Rev. John A. Kavanaugh Rev. Valentine Glerlack Rev. Raymond J. Rober Rev. William Brenna Rev. Joseph H. Pelletier and Rev. Michael Martinuk at Sts Peter and Paul.
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Agnes
Joseph A. Frankit
Rita's
Arthur J. Reilly
St Marie's
Adrien J. Bechard
St. Patrick’s
John A. Kavanaugl
St Michael's
Valentine Glerlack
Sacred Heart
Raymond J. Rober
St. Bernards
William
Brenna
St Joseph's
Joseph H. Pelletier
Sts. Peter's and Paul's Church
Michael Martinuk
Cohoes Home Bureau Plans Monday Braiding Lesson
The Cohoes Home Bureau will hold work lessons Monday at 10 am at the Cohoes Young Men’s Christian Association building on Mohawk Street. Mr. Donald Scott will instruct members in braiding ruga and sewing screens will be taught by Mrs. Edward Therrien under the supervision of chairwoman Mrs. Maurice J. Foley.
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Cohoes
Grass Fire Menaces Garage In Cohoes
Three grass fires in Cohoes stretched fire crews from Central Station and Steamer 2 yesterday afternoon. A three-stall garage at 207 Simmons Avenue was damaged as flames lapped a porch and spread toward a wooded area near Baker and Western Avenues. No residents were home. Fire origin undetermined. Two city blocks scorched. Earlier a grass fire on Central Avenue forced a 12:45 p.m. response, then another at Central Terrace at 5:20 p.m. absorbed over an hour.
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Cohoes
Central Station
Raymond
Roberts
Simmons Avenue
Baker
Western Avenues
Central Avenue
Central Terrace
Ruane Post Sends Group To Meeting In Albany County
Delegation from Ruane Post American Legion Cohoes attended Albany County Committee meeting Thursday in Flynn Post quarters Watervliet. Represented by Commander William Hutchins, Senior Vice Commander Charles Bailey and Adjutant Leonidas Landry. Reports on county session to be submitted Monday at 8 pm at Oneida Street quarters.
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E. T. Ruane Pose
American Legion
Cohoes
Albany
Flynn Post
Watervliet
William Hutchins
Charles Bailey
Leonidas Landry
Ruane
Oneida Street
Salvation Army Palm Sunday Service Planned at Albany HQ
Major George T. Baggs and Mrs. Baggs will lead Palm Sunday services at 10 15 am and 2 pm in Salvation Army headquarters Co hoex Corps 76 Oneida Street Albany World War II chaplain Major Baggs holds a reserve commission and serves as divisional and young people's officer at headquarters.
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George T. Baggs
Fire at Manhattan State Hospital Causes Heavy Damages
A fire started by a smoker damaged a three story women’s dormitory at Manhattan State Hospital, inflicting injuries on a laundry worker. The blaze caused substantial property loss estimated at about one hundred thousand dollars and disrupted more than fifty female residents. Police charged the worker with starting the fire inadvertently while smoking and attempting to quell the flames before alarms were raised.
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New York
Manhattan State (Mental) Hospital
Perast
Mac
Laura Cleary
Ore
Mechanicville Spring cleanup ends with clean streets
Mechanicville public works crews finished a spring cleanup to clear winter debris from gutters to prevent drainage clogs as April rains approach. Angelo DeCreccente said the program was very successful and that Mechanicville’s streets are as clean or cleaner than nearby towns. The report also lists local church services and community notices including memorial awards, athletic finals, and planned Easter events.
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Mechanicville
Public Works Department
Melchanicville
Death rate declines in year ending March 24 1549 health report
The health ministry reported a fall in the death rate, citing milder weather and lower influenza impact. A ministry spokesman said the figure was the lowest on record, with deaths per thousand live births at 2LB, reflecting improved public health conditions.
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Larigun Way
Five Die In Fire At Pine Falls Home
A deadly blaze in Pine Falls Manitoba killed five residents including two children and an adult. Stanley Waite’s residence was consumed by fire while occupants Gis 3 and Ronald perished along with two babysitters Maine ie Simnpean and Mat jign Fiett amid chaotic rescue attempts by emergency crews.
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Pine Falls
Man
Gpi
Erne
Pestere Gav
Stanley Waite
Gis
Ronald
Maine Ie Simnpean
Mat Jign Fiett
Landlady Convicted Of Puncturing Tires
A landlady, identified as Edith Dover, was convicted for puncturing a tenant's tires in Mantrigal. Testimony described her using an ice pick to slash the right front tire of the complainant’s cart. She received a ten day jail term.
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Toen Angeles
Edith Dover
Sayer
Jell
Czech expel United Press reporter Higgins from Prague
Prague authorities ordered John Higgins the lone United Press correspondent in Czechoslovakia to leave the country by April 8 accusing him of unobjective reporting. It follows a similar expulsion of AP correspondent Nathan Polowetzky who was ordered to depart before April 5. Higgins, married with a young child, received a one week extension to finish his affairs.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
John 2. Higgins
United Press
Americal
Nathan Polowetzky
Associated Press
Higgins
Polowetzky
Settlement Of $20 000 In Accident Lawsuit
Five lawsuits arising from a August 5 collision near Cropseyville involving a Crandall truck and a state car were settled in the Albany Court of Claims. Plaintiffs included Mr and Mrs care tle M Draffin and Mr and Mrs Benjamin H Crandall sr and jr. Total settlement was $20,000 with the state insurance carrier handling the case.
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New York
Cropseyville
Jehan P. Weatherwas
Ely
Koplovitz
Allan Dixon
Mesnig, Koptovitz & Curley
Benjamin H. Crandall
Duaffin
Orinda
Crandall
Crate Hall
George Sylvester
Court of Claims
Carter & Coneeee
Miami Records Coldest March 31 In Years
Miami Florida yesterday saw a low of 45 degrees marking the coldest March 31 since records began in 1812. It was also the coldest day of the year so far, surpassing prior highs of 50 degrees recorded on March 31 in 1925 and again in 1950.
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Miami
Fla
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Hendrick Hudson
Dale Carpenter
Raymond Mason
Robert Lennon
Boris Goldosky
Home Bureau
Meyer
Mabel
Ruane Post
Knights of Columbus
St. Paul's Church
North Main Street
Joyce Log Cabin
Ray Barbenis
St. Paul's Parish
Presbyterian Church
Grunter-Adams
Richard Wright
Faury
Sam Palmieri
Mechanicville Post
V_FAW
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Martha Dickson
Earl D. Wevetde
Raguet
Kain
Drep
Lewis Ig
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Workmen's Compensation Board
Theodore LeBarron
Leonard Hospital
Walloomsac Paper Mills, Inc
Ihiz City
Waterford Road
Mary LeBarran
Patrick J. Kenny
Vals News
Central Dairy
Central Avenue Casino
Railroad Ymca
City Basketball League
Vals
Harpo Amaden
Ed ‘Tatro
Dairy Workers
News Boys
Eddie Tatro
Harpo Amedeo
Casino Five
Densert Bridge Club
James Heffernan
Hemstreet Park
Art Gomache
Chester Ciepeila
Robert Noradki
Coons
Bright Stara
Douglas Duel
Club Teader
Stainer
John Fort
Stanley E
Axton
Mtalner
Faure
Milas Evelyn Jarrard
Saxton
Avenus
F. Jackson
Jackson Recenty Leame
Newark
N. J
Lodge
Ets
Halfmoon Lodge
J.O.C.F
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Memorial Bapiat
Kefore
Dunn’s
Broad Street
Waterfird
Philco
R.C. A
Emerson Clayton E. Flint
Amoad Street
Waterford
Adanm
J.d. Dooley Sons, Inc. Building Supplies
Coal — Oil Contracting
Wee Wille
Winkie
Lanere
Kalamari
Kalamazoo Cfnvice
Remsen
Cowues Furnaces
Carpenter's
Palm Sunday
the Florist, Inc
Columbia Street, Cohoes
Sunset Court
Albany Bus Lines
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