Brannan Plan Subsidies To Be Urged
President Truman prepared a major farm program message for Congress highlighting the Brannan Plan of production payments. The plan tightens potato price supports, expands cotton acreage price supports, and allows more peanuts for oil under conditions, with administration push amid ongoing CCC funding debate. Truman and family attended Palm Sunday services at a naval station chapel, meeting chaplains and greeting attendees.
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Fla
Truman
Congress
Newt
White House Alder
Washington
Dewey Long
White House Transportation and Communications
Alabama
Texas
White House
Ross
Commodity Credit Corporation
Palm Sunday
Naval Station Memorial Chapel
W. A. Rennie
Bethuen
Mass
Comor. T. T. Michaels
Portage
Mixed Choir At Cohoes Offers Sacred Music
A COHOES choral event at St Johns Episcopal Church drew enthusiastic listeners last night with 119 mixed voices from six Protestant churches. Maurice R Starkey conducted and Loton Springstead accompanied as organist, as Rev Schuyler D Jenkins presided. Union noon services begin today through Friday at the Reformed Church with Protestant congregations. Miss Margaret Bennett of Johnston Avenue is in St Marys Hospital, Troy, after an operation Friday.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Cohoes
Portahs
Maurice R. Starkey
St James’ Methodist Church
Loton Springstead
Margaret Bennett
Ohnston Avenue
St Mary's Hospital, Troy
Cohoes Hospital Names Murray New Superintendent
Thomas T. Murray of Albany becomes the Cohoes Hospital superintendent succeeding Elizabeth Lautermilch. Mrs Marion Fletcher will remain nursing staff chief after acting as superintendent. Murray brings leadership from Hudson City, Memorial Albany, White Plains, Knoxville General, Saskatoon and Lenox Hill, and served in World War I. He is a Scotland native educated there and served as British Army officer in Europe.
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Thomas T. Murray
Albany
Cohoes Hospital
Eizabeth Lautermilch
Murray
Miss Lautermilch
Marion Fletcher
Staf
Directors’ Group
Hudson City Hospital
Mamorial Hospital
White Plains
Knoxville General Hospital
Knoxville
Scotland
France
Belgium
Germany
Mill Foreman Edward Shea Dies After Illness
Edward J. Shea foreman at Beattie Manufacturing Co died at Cohoes Hospital after a short illness. He lived at 16 Walnut Street since birth and was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church and Cohoes Lodge Fo & ABM, holding a fifty year membership medal. Survivors include a sister Agnes Shea and nephew Edward Lynch. Funeral Wednesday at 2 40 p m at Angus D MacAffer Funeral Home with Rev Schuyler Jenkins officiating. Interment Waterford Rural Cemetery.
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Beattie Manufacturing Co
Cohoes Hospital
Dennis
Eliza Shea
Walnut Street
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cohoes Lodge
Fo & Abm
Cohoes Lodge of Elks
Agnes Shea
Cohoes Firemen Battle Grass and Rubbish Fires
Cohoes firemen spent a busy morning extinguishing rubbish and grass fires. No damage occurred. The first run began at 10:30 a.m. behind 301 Central Avenue near the old Erie Canal Lock. About an hour later they tackled another grass blaze near Alexander Street, with the last update at 11:50 a.m.
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Cohoes
Central Avenue
Erie Canal
Alexander Street
Spartana Rebekahs Plan Visit and Meeting in Cohoes
Spartana Rebekah Lodge members meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Veterans of Foreign Wars building Remsen Street Cohoes. Mrs Mildred Wells noble grand presides arrangements for the official visit of Mrs Caroline Moeske Green Island district deputy Tuesday night April 18. She will initiate a class of candidates at that time. The event will be at F W Hall with supper after the business session. Mrs Wells and Mrs Louise Coon vice grand are cochairmen of the food program.
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Spartana Rebekah Lodge
Cohoes
P.m
Remsen Street
Mildred Wells
Noble Grand
Caroline Moeske
Green Island
F.W. Hall
Wells
Louise Coon
Obituary for Robert Salisbury of Cohoes and family rites
Robert Salisbury, longtime Cohoes resident and former Arnold Kaiiag mil employee, died yesterday at 211 Congress retreat Albany after a long illness. He was born in Albany and survived by three daughters and a granddaughter. Funeral services will be held at the residence and St Joan's Episcopal Church with interment in Albany Rural Cemetery.
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Congress Retreat
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Albany
Arnold Kaiiag Mil
Salisbury
Maria Schleich
William Komfort
Altany
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Miss Mata
Co‘hoes
Robert Roney
Cohoen
Ann Maria Komfort
St Joan's
Episcopal Church
Machine Sorei
Jon
Forest Park
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Doiita
East J Orange
Eva Davenport Jet Cohcex
Charles Michlels
Rochester
Sone
Heary Fountain, Jr
Clarence Fountain
Cohors
Fanere
Toxersl
D. MacAter
Mohawk Mt
Doeeph’s
Tejars
St. Jowels Ceme
Drum Corps Contests Open In Mohawk Valley Season
The Mohawk Valley Junior Public and Drum Corps Association will open Monday April 10 with a military ball marking the debut of this year’s corps at Bethlehem Center High School Delmar. The program was announced after a council meeting at Nathaniel Blanchard Post Delmar. Richrd Rudolph of Delmar named general chairman in charge of arrangements. Delmar unit hosts all corps for the ball. Edward J. Kloc will lead a delegation from Cohoes. Several corps listed dates for summer hosts: Cohoes June 11 Lansing Park Teroga Cadets July 20 Knox Field Johnstown St. John’s Aug. 6 Coyne Field Rensselaer, Delmar Sept. 10 Bethlehem Center High School. St. Mary’s Waterford and Ft Johnson All Girl unit to submit dates May 7 Ft Johnson. Robert Scarry recalled the Waterford corps founded 1938 by Rev James F H Griffin with community support. The corps trains youth in martial music and drill for service to patriotic civil or religious events, with weekly rehearsals and parade duties. Officers introduced: Mrs Mary Brown vice president Thomas Bose treasurer Mrs Fits Suprenant secretary John Early corps chairman. Clarence S Lake of Gloversville reviewed competition items including uniforms cadence marching bugling drumming timing and general effect. Lake used a blackboard to illustrate improvement methods and discussed intricate formations for repertoire. Rev John Moore presided. members adopted a modified edition of American Legion rules for junior corps competitions.
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Seaix Corps
Bethlehem Center High School
Delmar
Nathaniel Blanchard Post
American Legion
Richrrd Rudolph
Blanchard Corps
St. Mary’s
Waterford
James FH. Griffin
USA
St. Mary’s Church
Scarry
Iny
Mary Brown
Thomas Bose
Fits Suprenant
John Early
Clarence S
John Moore
Rensselaer
Charles Wager Elected Head of Church Trustees
Charles Wager was elected president of the board of trustees of Sillman Memorial Presbyterian Church at a Friday night meeting in the church house. He succeeds James S. Calkins, who presided. The board reelected Harry MacDonald as secretary. Mrs.
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Charles Wager
Sillman ‘Memorial Presbyterian Church
Church House
James S. Calkins
Harry MicDonald
Cohoes Elks Arrange Installation
Ambrose J. Scully will install and speak at the Cohoes Lodge of Elks installation banquet on Monday April 10 at the Elks Club Mohawk and Oneida Streets. About 200 attendees from district lodges and officials expected to attend as J Sordon Tabner and others are installed.
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New York
Cohoes Lodge of Elks
Elks Club
Mohawk
Oneida
J. Sordon Tabner
M. Z. Garr
Frank Kelly
Jeading
Wallace Rudebush
Herbert E. Mitchell
James 5. Mearney
LaSalle
Girl Scout Troop To Recess For Holidays
Girl Scout Troop 59 of St Blarne s Church Cohoes will recess for two weeks over Easter after selling 350 cookie boxes since investiture two weeks ago. Mrs Thomas Leonard announces no meetings during holidays. Plans include flag presentations and building repairs with Edgard Holbrook named treasurer and committee chair.
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St. Blarne’s Church
Cohors
Naver
Thomas Leonard
Gloria Forget
Cohoes Riwanis Club
Mechanicville Bridge Work to Reach Piers and Falsework
Construction on the Hudson River bridge from Mechanicville toward Hemstreet Park progresses with rail deliveries, falsework piers, and a towering 80 foot derrick. Crews will build the truss span from the west end, placing rivets and lifting girders while safety measures include life preservers and a safety boat below. The project advances as temporary piers extend outward and work moves toward Pier 7 and 4 amid swift river currents.
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Hudson River
Hemstreet Park
William Street
U S Census Starts Biggest Quiz as Count Begins
The Census Bureau opened the nation’s largest survey effort, with about 178,000 temporary workers and 145,000 enumerators to record population, housing, and agriculture data. Enumerators will visit 43 million households and cover roughly 25 million miles in a campaign spanning months.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Meeting news and social notes from Amery area
rere la Find HO Clark Poet Amery Jean Verrion will meet in poet terms on South Central Avenue this evening Commander Gerald Rings will precise plans aid he Mindsaed for Fling Day and Me prints Day programs Mr and Mrs Fred DeCasper have returned home after apendine x month with their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs James A Shannon in Heaston Tex Setety Te Mert The April meeting of the Womens Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will be held today at 7:3 p.m in the nomens gation of the church Miss Virginia McLenihan will direct the program on The Church and Youth The sanun church business meet.
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HO Clark
Amery Jean Verrion
Wil
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Gerald Rings
Fred DeCasper
James A. Shannon
Heaston
Tex
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Firet Methodist Church
Virginia McLenihan
Sanun Church
Chicago lawyer pushes to legalize gambling machines
Attorney John V. Clinnin bypassed Mayor Martin Kennelly and launched his own bid to legalize nongambling shift cards, piphell and bowling machines in Chicago. He wrote every alderman and predicted the city could gain about 110,000 annually in licenses if allowed, saying the Mayor had not taken a stand.
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Martin Kennelly
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