Pealth education YWCA program starts with activities
A spring schedule from the Pealth education department at Yee Trey YWCA announces programs starting Monday under Miss Olive MacBain. Activities include gym, volleyball, tennis, diving, swimming lessons, junior and senior swim classes, and Learn to Swim week from June 27 to July 1, with the summer term running July 1 to August 19.
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Pealth Education Department of
Yee Trey Ywca
Olive MacBain
Slim Gym
Yennis
Power outage hits part of Troy for an hour
About 2,500 Niagara Mohawk customers including Cluett Peabody and Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Co. lost service for an hour after an underground cable failed at the Liberty Street substation. George J. Johnson of Troy said crews switched power to restore service. light flickering occurred in the business district around 9 am as the source was located.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Cluett Peabody Co
Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Co
George J. Johnson
Troy
East Side
Brunswick Road
South Troy
Riverstreet My
Jafigon
Liberty Sireet
Huge 100-foot inflatable sphere launched from Wallops Island
Washington AP reports a 100-foot inflatable sphere was launched last night at 6 55 p m EST from Wallops Island Virginia as part of a series to build a communications relay. A long vapor trail trailed the rocket and the sphere opened about 30 seconds after, appearing like a large yellow star over 200 miles high.
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Washington
Space Agency
Wallops Island
Thhree
Here
Workman Buried In Ditch Cave In Pearl River
A construction worker, John Stebig, about 40, died when an excavation ditch collapsed burying him under mud and rocks. Other workers escaped as they cleared the 50-foot ditch for a sewer line in Pearl River. Patrol said Helbig and others were at the bottom when the sides gave way.
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Pearl River
John Stebig
Patrce
Helbig
Mountain road bus crash kills twenty two students
A bus carrying teens home from an outing overturned on a mountain road near Beirut as brakes failed on a steep grade near Bhamdoun. Twenty two students died and nine were injured while survivors described the attempt to avoid a valley by entering a roadside house but the vehicle veered and overturned.
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Beirut
Lebanon
APJ
Buly Damascus
Bhamdoun
Bay of
Albany lobbying hits 186 registered for 1960 session
The secretary of state reports a record 186 lobbyists registered for Albany's 1960 legislative session. The figure marks a sharp rise in influence efforts as lawmakers prepare for the new year.
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Albany
Secretary of State
Reunion at YWCA Camp Sees Record Attendance
A record-breaking Yowochas reunion will be held at the Troy YWCA with over 275 campers and counselors expected. Camp director Miss Dorretta Ferber will greet attendees, assisted by Miss Patricia Malseed. A third reunion is planned in Glens Falls on April 30 at the Little home.
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Troy Ywca
Karl G. E. Sharke
Babcock Lake Road
Graton J
White Lily
Dorretta B. Ferber
Troy
Patricia Malseed
Moylan
Waterfront
Ferber
Nancy Emerson
Kathy Taylor
Nancy Bookstein
Louise Dub
Kierstin Sharke
Lucy McCarthy
Caroline Fagao
Florence Abrams
Glens Falls
David Little
Daugh
Brst
Albany
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Gloversville
New York
Students vow to pack up at Negro Southern University
In Baton Rouge Louisiana students led by an expelled rack star threatened to abandon the college if officials do not reinstate 18 expelled or suspended integration leaders. They said they may enroll at all white universities and cited nine leaders still jailed on $1500 bond for sit-in at white lunch counters.
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Baton Rouge
All Negro Southern University
Louisiana
Hagerty Urges Positive Campaign for Nixon Win
Washington AP President Nixon campaign ally James C Hagerty told a Republican Women luncheon that Republicans must attack the doom and gloom opposition. He insisted Nixon can win and urged a positive approach highlighting hard international realities to the American people.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Nixons
Bandwagon
Richard
Nixon
Hagerty
National Federation of Republican Women
Log Accident Fatal at Sawmill Near City
Calvin Kellogg an 18 year old sawmill worker died yesterday after a log rolled onto the tractor lift he operated just east of the city. The incident occurred at the local sawmill as Kellogg was performing his duties. Authorities investigated the accident.
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Calvin Kellogg
Story of the Pony Express
Don Oakley and Ralph Lane recount the Pony Express saga amid hostile Indian country. Riders faced shortages and attacks, with notable feats by Pony Bob Haslam and William F Cody, whose 116 mile run and 76 mile relay story culminate in his later fame as Buffalo Bill.
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Whations
Haslam
Haalam
Pony Express
William Frederick Cody
Wyoming
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Taylor Quits Congress Citing Demands of Office
National Committeeman Rep Taylor announces resignation from Congress after 13 years, citing growing demands and a desire to devote full participation to his law firm Wager Taylor Howd Brearton. He thanks supporters and notes long service dating to 1943, with leadership roles in county and state GOP.
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Rep. Taylor
Congress
Republican Party
Rensselaer County
Tater
Republican State Committee
Congressional
Newporl
Jr Red Cross Conference To Meet In Rensselaer County
Junior Red Cross leaders and directors meet at 1742 Sib Ave to plan activities and hear reports. The event, directed by Mrs. Joseph E. Walsh, runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with remarks by Dr H B Lang and Charles King and includes reports from Miss Jane M. Doran and Mrs. Ona A. Heustis.
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Rensselaer County Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
Sib Ave
Joseph E.walsh
H. B. Lang
Charles King
Rensselaer County
Jane M. Doran
Albany County
Ona A. Heustis
Schenectady County
Walsh
Alice Comstock
William Rowe
Veterans Administration Hospital
James C. Huntington
Albany Veterans Hospital
School Unit Hears Two GE Men
Schenectady General Electric officials active in public school affairs spoke at the Citi zen Committee For Troy Public Schools meeting in Troy. Marry Chestnut described the committee and its operating procedures while outlining its impact on education and finance projects. A question period followed as resignations and appointments were announced and about 45 people attended.
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Schenectady General ‘Electri
Citizen’ Committee
Troy Public Schools
Troy Ywca
F. Morley Roberts
Schenectady Board of Education
Marry Chestnut
Schenectady Citizens’ Committee For Public Schools
Board of Education
E. Allen Todly
Richard C. Debus
Scott Emerson
Totty
Debus
T. A. Cordner
Harry Merbrend
Sen
Tax Take Up Albany Says Levitt Reports Higher Fiscal Year
AP Albany State Comptroller Arthur Levitt reported that the 1959 460 fiscal year ended with general and capital funds totaling 2 026 600 000 dollars, about 46 700 000 dollars above Governor Rockefeller’s forecast. He noted 83 million more cash in the capital construction fund and 50 million extra in the state tax refund fund. The report followed a year of tax increases by the governor and GOP legislature.
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Albany
Arthur Levitt
Rockefeller
Levitt
Two Plants Sold By Arnold Print To Indian Head
Arnold Print Works plants at Adams Massachusetts and Hartsville South Carolina were sold yesterday to Indian Head Mills Inc of New York City for 36 00 000. The plants will operate under present management as the Aspinook Division of Indian Head. Indian Head recently bought the Heosac Mills in North Adams and runs 1{ plants with 690 workers.
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Arnold Print Works
Adams
Mass
Hartsville
S.C
Indian Head Mills, Inc
New York City
Indian Head Mills
Aspinook
Indian Head
Heosac Mills
North Faint
Waller
S. Frost
Arnold
The
Burlingtons
Dra
Free Press
Pery
Bennington
Arthur Grant
Floods strike multiple states toll rising in delays and evacuations
Flood conditions intensified across Missouri Michigan Ohio and neighboring regions as spring thaws and heavy snow collapsed riverbanks. Rockford Rock River alerts urged 2009 additional evacuations while Ridott Illinois faced blocked US 20 and threatened rail lines. Michigan crews rescued marooned ministers near Shiawassee River flats. Grand Rapids area aided endangered families and health officials battled contaminated drinking water. Ohio River areas faced four to six foot crests with several counties closing schools and hundreds evacuated amid mud and rising waters.
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Missouri
Kansas
Michigan
South Dakota
Mississippi River
Appalachians
Rockford
Rock River
Vor Johnson
Ridott
Vil
North Western
Bay City
Mich
Shiawassee River
Grand Rapids
See
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Meadsville
Ohio
West Virginia
Liverpool
Geaga
Air Cargo X Ray Eyed to Halt Bombings in Flight
Federal Aviation officials debated new security measures in congressional testimony. Proposals urge installation of bomb detecting X ray screening for passengers baggage and fire proof cockpit recorders to capture pilot crew conversations. Officials say jet airliners should carry indestructible recorders to aid accident investigations.
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Washington
UPL
Edger
Hoover
Federal
Eisenhower Counted In Nationwide Census Effort
The president is enumerated as the decade long census begins. Workers nationwide proceed to record every person, with microfilmed dots feeding an electronic brain to tally totals by December and later reveal detailed living and work statistics amid weather induced delays in the Midwest and East.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Mid West
Artificial Kidney Fails After 41 Days of Dialysis
In Albany Hospital a 36 year old mother of seven died after 41 days on dialysis. Mrs Cortland Hurt of Nas yau was kept alive by artificial kidney treatment while her kidneys failed. She leaves a husband seven children and her mother Mrs Emily Girand Cools.Lartigue of Dominica British West Indies.
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Albany
Albany Hospital
Convict Pleads Innocent In Guard Slaying
William M. Murphy, a 24 year old convict, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the cribbage board jail guard slaying. He was held without bail for grand jury action next week after being captured at dusk in a friend's apartment near police headquarters. The case notes that New Hampshire's penalty for first degree murder is hanging.
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Manchester
N.H
William M. Murphy
Lrom
New Hampshire
Five Million Dollar B52 Burns at Fairchild Field
AP report from Spokane says a five million dollar B52 bomber caught fire on takeoff at Fairchild Air Force Base. The blaze swept through the aircraft and could not be saved. Eight crewmen escaped unharmed. Plane commander was Ma. Duncan P. Daries.
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Spokane
Wash
Fairchild Air Force Base
Fairchild
Ma. Duncan P. Daries
Pittsfield Laborers Strike Over Wage Increase
Three hundred fifty members of the Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union in Pittsfield Mass went on strike seeking 25 cent an hour wage hikes. The Pittsfield Contractors Assn offered 10 cents now and 10 cents more next year. Work on nine major Berkshire County construction projects was affected by the strike.
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Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union
Pittsfield
Mass
Pittsfeld Contractors Assn
Berkshire County
Atrike
Death reported after crash near Echo Lake road
An AP dispatch reports Jacqueline Dekoyer, age 3, of Echo Lake road, was struck and killed by an ear tapside vehicle. The incident occurred on West MiMoOMON 7. Dekoyer had been walking near her home when the accident happened.
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West Mimoomon
Yacqueline Dekoyer
Echo’ Lake Road
Fragmented Text Prompts Refine Common Usage Questions
A garbled OCR like passage poses a blend of language riddles and definitions. It mentions errors in speech, possessive pronouns, references to a wedding delay, a nagging wife, and various definitions or abbreviations. The piece resembles a classroom or quiz prompt rather than a cohesive news article.
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Eds Allen
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