Physician Reverses Stand In Court
In a Ballston Spa Supreme Court case, Dr. Arthur J. Leonard, a defense witness for Mrs. Madeline Smaldone, recanted under cross examination regarding her mother Maria DeVivo. The suit, valued at 12,860 dollars, alleges Pasquale DeVivo drained the estate while Mrs. Smaldone was deemed incompetent and committed to Utica State Mental Hospital. The judge warned counsel to stop coaching and adjourned the proceedings to Monday at 10 a.m.
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Reasiguie
Anna J. Goalline
Utica State Mental Hospital
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Gosling
Daniel F. Imrie
James Leary
Imrie
India’s path to freedom and social change noted
A speaker from India, a delegate to the Constituent Assembly, discussed India's social evolution under British rule. He cited caste issues, education, and Gandhi’s influence, noting the abolition of untouchability, the rise of constitutional ideals, and a government model blending language-based divisions with a British parliamentary framework.
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Conservation Measures for County Farms Proposed
The county plan urges drainage fixes by multiple farmers, reforestation and better land use, elimination of gullying and improper cultivation, longer crop rotations, strip cropping, terrace work, and cover crops. It calls for pasture improvements, fertilization, liming, and reseeding, plus pond and spring development to secure water for livestock, irrigation, and fire protection.
County Dairy Inspector Dies Suddenly
Coroner rules natural causes after 59 year old Corneiliua F McCarthy dairy inspector for Rensselaer County Health Department dies suddenly in front of his Hoosick Street home. He had served since 1947 inspecting dairy farms and also acted as deputy sheriff under multiple county sheriffs. Funeral Monday from his home then St Pauls Church with requiem mass. Interment in St Peters Cemetery.
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Edward Walsh
St. Mary's Hospital
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Ann Dodd
Anthony HE
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Heather
Michael
Waterford caucus nominates village officers at Town Hall
At the Waterford Village caucus the Republican Party enrolled members nominated Jeff A. Busha for village president Richard Hurst for First Ward trustee Edward O Connor for Second Ward trustee Roger Anderson for Third Ward trustee Ralph Dean for village assessor Vincent Archambeault for tax collector John Searles and James O Connor for vacancies George C Wolf presiding officer Clarence E B Ryder secretary Also notes on Scout News and various community meetings and church services.
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Clarence EB. Ryder
Former Arca Ford Manager Promoted
Former Arca Ford manager Mr Vande, longtime Green Island office head, has been promoted after a 12 year tenure as zone leader. He began as Green Island assistant in 1036 and has served as main maker at Incoanapotia since 1487.
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Measey
Ford Mater Co
Green Island
War Rerenitty
Sith Headan
Delron
Mach
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Incoanapotia
Audio Visual Aids In Use At High School
Troy High School compares favorably with area schools in audio visual facilities. The school has photographs, records albums, a tape recorder, 32 mm and 16 mm projectors, and an FM radio for classroom use. Three bulletin boards are being built under Frank Quinn. Literary maps of England, the United States, and Ireland are available. John E. Howell supervises English and the radio TV program analysis. Joseph Z. Sproule heads the audiovisual aids program with student groups gaining technical experience on Incal radio programs.
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Frank Quinn
England
United Elates
Ireland
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Navy Fails To Find Mystery Submarine
Eureka California reports say a patrol of Navy ships including the destroyer Colshan hunted for a mystery submarine off the northern California coast. Witness Ray Carpenter saw two surfaced subs with bright lights before dawn on Thursday. Navy officials released several conflicting accounts while pilots later reported periscope sightings near Cape Mendocino.
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Hog Supports End After Nine Years
The United States ends a nine year government hog price support as funds run out. Prices hovered near the 16.20 per 100 pounds floor for March while Congress debates new financing. Marketings rise and prices may fall with no automatic floor backing.
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Agriculture Department
House
Senate
Czech Priests Charged Over Sea Relocation Row
United Press reports expulsion orders against CARE director Herbert Lass and three other international relief workers, with a April 18 deadline for AP correspondent Nate Polowetzky and others. Indictments accuse Vatican espionage arms of aiding anti state aims and spying on missionaries to foment unrest.
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Three Men Missing After Army Depot Blast
Three civilian employees were reported missing after an ammunition magazine exploded at the U S Army depot. A fourth man, Lewis Sanford, survived with head injuries and shock. rescue teams searched hours for missing foreman Joseph McMurray, Deuklas Armenhout Jr., and Harrison P. Ris Ali, all residents of the ordnance base area.
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Ris Ali
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Edgemont
Newhall Sada Sanford
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East Greenbush Unit To Study Dressmaking
East Greenbush unit plans a dressmaking study at the East Greenbush Firehouse. At a recent meeting the group elected Mrs. J. Breen as chairman, Mrs. Robert Metcalf as vice chairman, Mrs. Raymond Dornsterttarr as secretary, and Mrs. Kenneth Edeon as treasurer.
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Kenneth Edeon
McCarthy Attacks Lattimore in Senate Speech Controversy
Acheson faced questions at a news conference amid McCarthy’s Senate speech accusing Lattimore of Communist ties. McCarthy claimed to have affidavits and a witness, while Acheson outlined Lattimore’s record and denied State Department employment. Lattimore will be back to answer at hearings.
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Dewey Signs Bill To Ban Housing Bias
Governor Dewey yesterday signed an administration bill to ban racial and religious discrimination in publicly aided private housing projects built after July 1. The law, effective July 1, bars discrimination in renting or lease arrangements and service. It targets privately owned developments with public aid, leaving strictly private housing exempt. Damages can be recovered in court by discriminated individuals.
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Dewey
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Brace
Senate
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March Says Troy Weather Turns Mild Then Rough
A Troy weather report notes a warm daytime with mid forties readings and shoppers along downtown streets. It warns a worsening forecast with possible showers and colder conditions by tomorrow morning, despite past mild to cool temperatures and earlier highs in the low forties.
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Foreign Aid Hearings Over Ireland Resolution Shape
The House debated Point Four funding amid tensions over Ireland unity and the scope of U S aid. Critics warned of global taxpayer costs while supporters argued for bold foreign policy and technical assistance. An FBI loyalty check for program staff was approved. a ban on homosexual employees was rejected.
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Flames Wreck Mushroom Plant Near Hudson
Fire swept the Kasust Brothers Mushroom Growing and Processing Company plant at Hudson causing extensive damage estimated at 34000 to 3100. Company official blamed incendiary origin as inspectors and state police investigated after an explosion was noted before the blaze. The week saw a second building destroyed in nearby Rosendale and Linlithgo with the CLO Textile Workers Union on strike since March 10.
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Hudson
Kaaust Brothers
Rosendale
Ulster County
CLO. Textile Workers Union
Tte Company
Linlithgo
Dean Delp
Delp
Tate
Benjamin Bartolotta
Baruch outlines rapid mobilization and cold war plan
Baruch calls for a wartime mobilization law to activate all resources immediately upon a joint US Congress and President declaration. He favors a broad draft, civilian defense, prioritizing military production, higher taxes, price and wage controls, rationing, and anti profiteering, plus a flexible military establishment and a general staff for peace to shape a lasting global strategy. He notes stability in Western Europe but warns of a possible showdown over Germany, criticizing Senator Vandenberg’s peacemaking proposal as insufficient.
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Baruch
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Germany
Sen.Vandenberg
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