Red Cross Drive Expects Exceeding Nassau Quota
Dantel J. Langan chair of the Red Cross drive in the Village and Town of Nassau reports the $750 quota will be exceeded. He thanks residents and drive committee members for their efforts. Committee includes Henry Blechoff Mrs Ethel Aingham Mrs Mary Rochert Mrs Leo Balzer Mrs Ralph Cooper Jr Chris Ogden Mrs J Weatherbee Mrs J Thoma Mrs A Burnett Mrs Jona Lynd Dantel J. Langan Nassau Mrs William Wrinkle Route 20 Fred Ames Brainard Alte Taylor and Mrs Joseph F Zarenger East Nassau Mrs Piers Supper Hoags Corners Mrs Frank Prior and the Happy Clover H Club girls North Nassau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantel J. Langan
Meseau
Mr. Langan
Henry Blechoff
Ethel Aingham
Mary Rochert
Leo Balzer
Ralph Cooper
Castleton American Legion Meeting and Activities
Castleton to meet Wednesday at 3 pm in Legion Hall. Presiding is Mrs. Ruth Rooteboom. Mrs. Iva Leonard chairs the Child Welfare Committee and will lead a child welfare program. Mrs. Joan Van Altena presents Pan American Body program. Auxiliary hosts weekly game party Friday evening in the regional rooms after the business session and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton American Legion
Castleton C E S Plans Meeting Tomorrow
Castleton Chapter O F B meets in Masonic Temple tomorrow at pm with Mrs Lauretta Harria as matron and Rey field Crowns as patron presiding. Violk Hacker and Mrs Gledya KR Metager lead the social hour. Lookout Club note, pancake supper, church group updates, and a hospital admission for Mrs Edward Warner after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
O.F.B
P.m
Masonic Temple
Lauretta Harria
Reyfield
Violk Hacker
Gledya KR. Metager
Lookout Club
Emmanuel Reforms Church
Brookview Methodist Chapel
Gustin Ostrander
Edward Warner
Seaman Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Hoags Corner Fire Co Holds Ninth Meeting
Orson Rogers injured his hand at work with blood poisoning risk. The Hoags Corners Dunham’s Hollow Hawt property was bought by Mrs. Stud of New Jersey. Members attended the Hoag’s Corner Vohemteet Fire Co meeting at Hall’s Casino and accepted an invitation to Memorial Day parade in Naw ana. Edward Birmingham and Lloyd Roberta merged after the meeting. Tickets for the April 22 game party are on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Rogers
John Powell
Hoags Corners
Dunham's Hollow
Stud
New Jersey
Hoag's Corner
Pittsburg Rally Clashes Highlight Union Tensions
The Red Rally drawing 179 attendees in Pittsburg erupted in violence as police, pickets, and spectators clashed. Albertson blamed "farcical-minded" Catholic trade unions and other groups, while police chief Scott defended officers amid 4,000 to 5,000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Association of
Steel and Electrical Trust
Albertson
Scott
Boott
Amvets
Catholics’ War Veterans
Catholic Trade Uptona
Henry Winston
New York
Albertaona
Rand
Light Pole Knocked Down By Automobile
An ornamental light pole in front of 77 Third Street was knocked down when struck by a 1940 Lincoln sedan yesterday morning. Patrick Case of Fourth Street drove the car, losing control and hitting the pole and a parking sign in front of the Lincoln Theater. The vehicle was towed to Rath Brothers garage and the accident was investigated by Patrolman Timothy Comroy at Central Police Station.
Troy Man Assaulted Robbed by Ellery Bonesteel
Ellery Bonesteel of 348 River Street reported to police that he was assaulted and robbed by three unidentified youths yesterday near 1 am in a laundry space. He lost his wallet with about $12. Detectives Leo Barry and William Ho investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Bonesteel
River Street
Pulre
Bonesteel
Leo PL Barry
William Ho van- Meentre
Detective Bureau
Rensselaer Raises 86,300 for Polio Fund
Residents of the Gig of Rene strad contributed a total of BW to the March of Times. Richard Glander, campaign chairman, announced this weekend he paid the amount toward last year’s total. He reported to Frank Myers that most funds came from events, plus coin boxes and dinner activities.
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Renestrad
March of Times
Richard Glander
Coy
Frank Myers
Centennial observance opens with chimes at Magis Mitte Church
The 19th anniversary celebration began with chimes presented by Joseph Woeldentacher, board president. Mrs. Jake Roden, organist, led special music and the choir performed as Rev. Ernest Tripp spoke on church values. Visitors from several area churches attended. Rev. Stanley Gote conducted the service. An open house and reception for former pastors at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday will follow, with a short history film.
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Magis Mitte
Jeseph Woeldentacher
Jake Roden
Ernest ¥. Tripp
Troy
First Presbyterian Church
Gileed Lutheran
the Eagle
Mula Church of
Chitat
Stanley G Ote
Student Dies In Dormitory at Hendrick Hudson Institute
Police and investigators swarm the Hendrick Hudson Institute dormitory after the death of Lowen a former student. Dr. D Auria pronounced him dead and coroner Matera ordered body removal to Samaritan Hospital. Investigators question room mates and check for a bullet hole through a wall while a radio remained on the desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fage
Gancey
Hendrick Hudson
Lowen
Main Street
Peekwkill
Thomas D'Auria
Anthony E. Matera
Samaritan Hospital
Ecenk
Lawen
Deak
Schell
Donald Corwin
Richard Aumiller
William Lutz
Thomas Condon
William Esmond
Retuasglaer Polytechnic Institute Police
John M. Keeley
Institute
Frank B. Kendall
Frederick H. Cabott
Setatant
Diat. Atty
Ernie J. Wiley
John F. Lynch
Enoch Eaton
Wiliam McGrane
Plalre
Wiliam H van Steenberg
Europe
Germany
Peekakill
APL
People's Avenue
Burdett Ave
Bue Ag
Uhr
Det
Sgr
John F. Foley
Police Identifcation Bureau
Hear Lowen
Driving Test Schedule Announced for Rensselaer County
Deputy county clerk Joseph F. Walah says new driving test dates begin in Troy on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Monday. Beginning Wednesday Alea tests will be held at Hoosick Falls Village Hall with county office staff present each Wednesday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Walah
Rensselaer Country Motor Vehicles Bureau
Troy
Hoosick Falls
Obituary Notes for Andrew J Hamilton and Others
Funeral rites for Andrew J Hamilton 04, farmer, will be held from his Center Cambridge home with Rev Fred R Brown officiating. Interment in Woodlands Cemetery. Also noted are obituaries and funeral details for Mrs Edme Booth, Mrs Julia Valerio, Mrs Catherine Tipton, Mrs Bronislawa Zelaske, Mr Goieewa, Mr William Godson, Mrs Bessie Bascom, and Amy Bell with services in Troy Albany and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Andrew J. Hamilton
Farmer
Center Cambridge
Fred R. Brown
Embury Methodist Church
Woodlands Cemetery
Cambridge
Ireland
Cambridge Valley Grange
Cambridge United Presbyterian Church
Grace Daves Port
Hals
James
W. Robert Hamiltoe
Edme Thiewwen Booth
Failve
Troy
Charles H. Booth
Albany
Shea
Sew Martin
Louies Tate Thiessen
Bbe Ia
Louies Booth
Schuylar C. Booth
Henrietta
Clara Thiewen
Maj
Alfred H. Thiessen
Arlington, Va
Witthrop Otis
Gransdeon
Carl B. Booth
Bresure
Hamilton Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Amy Bal
Tipton
Catherine A. Tipton
Ashcroft Street
Wynantskill
Macred Heart Church
George A
Victor Louden
Thomas A. Louden
Edward A Pitagerald
William J. Shackett
John J. Shea
George A Kilduff
St Joseph
St. Mary's Cemetery
Father Phillipe
Phillipa
Mra. Zelaske
Bronislawa Zelaske
Twentythird Street
Waterview
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boleslaws Watroba
Bronk
Laua J. Mendel
Boleslaus J. Dobreynaki
Palm Beach
Fla
Mra Bertton
Leo Synanski
Coboes
Louis Organ
Bell of
Grace Methodist Church
Adam Siewryk
Walenty
Ed Fieieve
O.cy Nam
Kana
John Kiatek
Micchael Stefanowicx
Roary Society
Goieewa
William Godson
Fred J. Lowe
Fifth Avenue
St. Peters Church
Charles C. Smith
W. Leo McCarthy
Jesus
Thomas F
Henry T
Matthew J. Kelly
Sylvester Quirk
St Mary's Cemetery
Gerald F. Clune
William H. Frear
Bascoea
Bessie Basloom
TS Broadway
Whitehall
Sager
Fair Haven
ScottiFaneta
Riverside Cemetery
Oshkosh
Wis
T Wales
Mra Bascom
Wwnjanis Hascom, Jr
Harland Bascom
May Bee
Memorial obituary for Ambrose Kennedy of Troy
Ambrose Kennedy a lifelong Troy resident died last night at 39 Eighth Street after a short illness. Son of Patrick and Anna Kennedy he attended LaSalle Institute and was a communicant of St Mary’s Church. Survived by wife Rowe Farmer and three daughters Mia, Raymond, Cairns, Henry, Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Hilla
Ambrose F. Kampedy
Ambront F. Kennrdy
Troy
Eighth Street
Patrickh
Anna Cangrove Kennedy
LaSalle Tnativute
St Mary's Church
Rowe Pharmer
Mia
Raymond KE
Buenos Aires Red HQ Attacked Leaves Two Dead
Gunfire at Communist Party headquarters in Buenos Aires yesterday killed two men, a janitor aged 23 identified as San Juan Albarracin and an unnamed night watchman. Police seek motive while party officials call attackers gangsters aiming to seize documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Communist Party
San Juan Albarracin
Pepen
Commundat Party
Opponents Claim Truman Beaten On Nomination Fight
Washington reports opponents say President Truman faces a solid 44 vote bloc to block Mos Wallaren’s appointment as chairman of the National Security Resources Board. They claim Wallaren would remain under Armed Services Committee control, with the 7 to 6 committee vote cited as groundwork for the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trutrans
Mos C. Wallaren
National Security Resources Board
Senate
TCR
Armed Services Committee
Truman
Albany Man Taken Ill At Hotel By Firemen
An Albany man, Rey Stewart of 114 Lancager Street, was taken suddenly ill at the Jan Hotel at night. Firemen Hoeven Jona G Wake and Joseph Flynn applied an inhalator and Dr Themes D Aurie treated him. Fire department responded to the call at 7 99 pr.
State warns on disposing used light tubes
New York officials urge destroying spent fluorescent tubes underwater to prevent exposure to beryllium compounds. Dr. Leonard Greenburg of the Division of Industrial Hygiene notes beryllium is a poisonous salt used as a coating inside tubes and can enter the body via skin wounds or inhalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Labor Department
Leonard Greenburg
Department
Division of
Industrial Hygiene and Safety Standards
Atlantic Pact Era Raises Stakes for Kremlin in New Era
Western diplomats anticipate reactions from Moscow after the Atlantic Pact goes into force. Some argue Russia will test the alliance with maneuvers or propaganda while avoiding full-scale war. Officials foresee possible steps like UN withdrawal threats or denouncing treaties, aiming to disrupt the new order without direct conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Moscow
Ruejiang
Bevin
Acheson
Russia
Tts
Finland
Middle East
Hinsela
U.N
Britain
France
United Nations
Pilot Found Hanging In Plane Wreckage Near Walla Walla
A crop duster, Arlo Maurice Owen, 21, of Yakima, was found alive after hanging head down for over 18 hours in his wrecked plane near Walla Walla Washington. He was hospitalized with shock exposure cuts a dislocated shoulder and probable internal injuries. Help cries drew Lester Bergevin to the crash site on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walle Walle
Wash
Arlo Maurice Owen
Yakima
Lester Bergevin
Printers in Chicago Reject Latest Contract Proposal
Chicago newspaper printers, on strike for 16 months against five major dailies, voted 1288 to 8 to reject publishers latest contract proposal. The vote tested whether to approve or disapprove the recommendation from the entire scale committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Hospital Admission Report With Poorly Read Place Names
A passenger was removed to St Mary's Hospital after an ambulance transfer from bronchial complications. Reported by Patrolmen John Grimmick and William J. Kegan from the Central Police Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Breet
Cwaa
St Mary's Hospital
John Grimmick
William J. Kegan
Radio Parte
Central Police Station
Two Men Charged With Assault At Phoenix Hotel
William M Walker of the Phoenix Hotel in Lanningburg was treated at Leonard Hospital after a fight. Officers Turner and Schulze arrested James J Fat ton, 25, and Ruchelle Harrington, 24, on second degree assault charges. Both were booked at Central Police Station and jailed awaiting arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian M. Walker
Phoenix
Lanningburg
Leonard Hospital
Joy
Frank Turner
George Schulze
Walker
Eood
Officerea Turner
Schulze
Central Police
James J. Fat “Ton
First Avenue
Ruchaell Harrington
Reneselger County
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Nassau
Red Cross
Castleton C.E.S
Peners
Mintzer Petroleum Corp
Gilbert's, Inc
Coscriee
Rensselaer
Erie
Galan
Thoy
Syres Orthotonic Brace
Chere Opemer
R.P
Sue
Srepersd
Wien
Lancaster
Cuhoes
Rite
Arthur J. Reilly
Leona A
Guilleurse
James D. Reily
Christopher O'Con
Hell
Albert
Augustus
John
Charles Sebastian
Millikin
Enemas
T. Booth
Tte
Donnell
R.mo
Watkins
R-Utah
Arma
Acheeve
Taft
Ohio
G.O.P
Amy Bell
Horn
Green Island
Ada Bell
Ruth Hammond
Wear
Sunnya
Borhihi Green Island
West Payn Beach
Bertha Waters
Cobcer
Louie ‘Bell
Donald R. Lewis
Grace Methodis
Emxeod Hilix
Red
Trumar
State
Atlantic Pact
Gabit Aguney
Aen
TY. Swort Troy
Bete Socien Royal Tasle Fab Company
Carneval
By Dick
Tari
Norito
Thousante
Weil
Sorito
Mom
Otice Broadeay
Second Avenue Broadway
Oshar
Gormth
N.Y
Memoe
Faderel Deposit
Iffsuttince Corporation
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