Obituary Deaths and Funerals in Pasadena and region
The funeral of Edgar Noles of Cambridge was held in Pasadena after his death on Sunday from illness. Surviving are his wife Clara and three sons plus daughters in law and other relatives. Also noted are obituaries from Warrensburg, Glens Falls and Argyle with multiple families mourning, services at local funeral homes, and interments planned in regional cemeteries.
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Fuprral
Edgar
Noves
Thomas Mebombitina
Cambridge
Pasadena
Whitiaynstown
Calfornia
Wile
Handown
Mags
Stanley Noyes
Calif
Anid
Lill Than Hurltat
Holind Gardner
van Roys
Mary Nellie B, Greene
Nellie B. Greene
Library Ave
Warrensburg
Charles £. Greene
Gansevoort
Glens Falls
Sidney UW
Fire Church of Christ
Glans Falls
Marian Upton
Argyle
Mack Schreter
Paramount
Clark Fueneral
Main SL
South Glens Falls
Teeniol
First Church of Christ, Seientiet
Gleng Falls
Goosecourt Gemetery
Sartuvberland
Anni M
Royal Weob
Glens Falls Hospital
Xlvia Royal
Edmund Sites
Fort Edward
Edward Nelyay
Frank Bartholomesy
Urges Johnson
Rockville Centre
Arthw Lyne
Roonville
Woodmere
L. J
Robert Royal
Wopake
la Ty
Alfred Royal
Miami
Fla
William Royal
New York City
Kilmer Paneral
Aday
Frederic VW
Farebell
Fuderal
Greenfield Cemetery
Hempstead
Palmer
Louis H. Palmer
Charles BP
White
Berlin
Whith
Gourde
Rob Wilson
Pashan
August Myers
Laren I’. Brown
Sand Wake
Union Cemetery
Convocation Remarks Highlight Lineal as Townsman of Destiny
Dr Mondor questions the significance of Springfield convocation day as Lineal is lauded as a rising figure in the county. speakers trace his growth from humble origins to a future role in guiding freedom for the nation and the world, invoking the idea that government must endure for people.
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Lineal
Dr. Mondor
Woodsines
Springfield
Athors
Meader
Litevin
William James
Breaient Lewis A
Pr. Meader
Fautssoll Sage College
Abraham
Montgomery Ward plant eyed for Troy area by congressman
Congressman Jay Lory highlighted the advantageous location near water and rail links, noting its proximity to Montgomery Ward’s Menards plant and potential federal funding. City bodies and Chambers of Commerce prepare information on the site’s benefits to attract a plant and coordinate with Montgomery Ward and other buyers.
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Rca
Water Ang Mgaay
Taylor
Montgomery Ward
Menards
Massachusetts
New York
Syracuse
Boston
Ronvey
Jay Lory
Iiland
President Eisenhower Plays 18 Holes With Byron Nelson
Vacation pages recount Ike in New York and Washington, with the President playing 18 holes alongside Byron Nelson, a Masters champion, as reports suggest he may remain in Arusha for about two weeks. No score was released and the page hints at ongoing travel plans.
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New York
Cora Cola
Washington
Eisenhower
Byron Nelson
Arusha
Centennial fears shadow Mechintheville meeting
A local gathering discussed the May 18 centennial event in Mechintheville. Frank Tut, advocate for a special committee, warned the crowd that rushed action could ruin the town’s 100th birthday, while Mayor Thomas Nolaiz urged balance and impartiality in resolving the dispute.
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Methamieville
Frank Tut
Allorary
Tase
Mechinthe Ville
Hoprick
Thomas Nolaiz
Wil
Ae Wedi Shane
Melrose Elects Five Chief For 13th Term In Office
Joseph E. Mellig, president and general manager of the Fifth Avenue Bus Day, was reelected chief of Melrose for his 13th term. Murry Hurley, garage proprietor, was also reelected chief. The former head of the Rensselaer County Hire Chief Association and former chairman of the County Fire Advisory Board, Hurley serves as a director of the group. During his tenure, the fire department saw increased membership and new equipment, with a new piece of apparatus expected soon.
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Melrose
Joseph E. Mellig
Boen
Quanty Fire Advisory Board
Boar
Hag
Giest To Lecture on Infant Monkey Development
Dr. Harry Tirlow of the University of Wisconsin will lecture at Union College tonight on explorations into infant monkey development. The event is set for Room 22 in the Blue Infant Engineering building with other faculty present.
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Union College
Harry Tirlow
University of Wisconsi
Salary Details And Proposed Raises At East Uroonbysheho Board
The East Uroonbysheho Board discusses salary changes for Supt Smith administrative staff and teachers. Proposed adjustments include a 300 to 200 dollar reduction for an administrative assistant, raises pushing Supt Smith beyond 516,000 with BOCES approval, and new salaries for a psychologist and master teacher. The plan awaits budget approval and a set adoption date.
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Cyom
East Uroonbysheho
Mary
Smith
Ley
Seibert
Generoux
Rehwol
Saph Smith
Nurse Dies in Apartment Fire After Careless Smoking
Assaren Jimerson a 48 year old registered nurse perished in a fire yesterday at her apartment. A bar hady lay beside her bed as the blaze started from careless smoking. Fire damage was estimated at 9100 dollars.
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Bun (Assaren Jimerson
Tea Gee
Bar Hady
VEW Units Install Saturday at Dickerson Post
VEW units to install Saturday at the Gal William A. Dickerson Post VEW at 19 River Shaft 7:80 p.m. Ger son is author of Uncle Sam Godfather of America. Juli Mason will be the installing officer. Mrs. Cone stance Mason to install the auxiliary slate. Area VEW posts and auxiliaries invited to attend as plans are restalled.
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Thomas
Gersin
Editoria
Wimas Revind
Samueday
Gal
Willian A. Dickerson
River Shaft
Gerson
Uncle Sam
America
Juli Mason
Thidsone Mohawk Cauti¢s Council
Balance and inflation shape 1960s budget debate
The report led by former Sen. William Benton argues full employment and a balanced budget are unlikely this year. It urges gradual policy shifts to release purchasing power, reduce idle capacity, and avoid prioritizing domestic outlays over growth. Inflation fears underpin calls for eventual surpluses.
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William Benton
D-Conn
Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc
CEN
Benson
Sears
Maple Syrup Output Dips Across State In Weathered Season
The State Agriculture Department reports syrup production about half of last year midway through the season. Snow and frost in western and eastern counties delayed gathering, though sugar content remains high and quality is excellent. Some good runs still anticipated despite ongoing weather challenges.
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State Agriculture Department
Snown Dawthorn
Masons Plan May Dinner Dance After Lodge Meeting
White and lodge officers led a social hour with music by B Pohyman Meyer as a business meeting set plans for a May dinner and dance chaired by Robert G Ross. First degree to be conferred April 21 by Mr Savage with delegations to visit St George's Lodge in New York and a Cayhoos Lodge homecoming on April 1 6.
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White
Prodevie
H. Romine
Paul Ji
Hickey
Joseph H. Levy
Tu Merritnge
Manley W. Eaton
Luglie A. Curthoss
Gina F. Lewis
Edward Y. Stewart
Kenneth D. Smith
George Prediger
Jarid
Coonley
James Groome
B. Pohyman Meyer
Amateur meeting shifts to private session at church hall
Hartick notes a private service organization meeting moved to St Gake s Episcopal Hall across from the chamber. Morvick says the gathering is not for the public and aims to date a single value in Moehaaie ville. Attendees are amateurs but pledge to keep the situation under control.
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St. Gake’s Episcopal Hall
Styimak
Morvick
Chalre Fen
Moehaaieville
Hartick
Pilot Uninjured After Crash Landing On Golf Course
An engineering contractor pilot escaped injury when his single-engine Cessna skid across a snow covered golf course after a forced landing near Sehroim Lake. Weather was rough and turbulent. the aircraft was badly damaged and registered to Ring Airways.
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Courpassart Gor Cessia
Messing
Schemetady
Secoun Manor
Nessis
Sehroim Lake
Vald
Karenwald Li
Seltence
Oswald
Galt College
Mo Alverud
Ring Airways of
Seh
New York Probes Juke Box Monopoly Under Donnelly Act
New Yorks anti monopoly inquiry targets juke box operators for possible restraint of trade. Attorney General Lefkowitz announced a state wide probe under the Donnelly Act to uncover conspiracies restraining free competition, with cooperation from the McClellan Committees and potential referral to the Senate committee.
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Anti Monopolies Bureau
Stute Attorney General's Office
New York
Ally
D. Lefkowitz
New York State
Lefkowite
Star
Corti Ring
U.S. Senate
Lefkowitz
McClellan
Jobless rate drops as March jobs rise across sectors
Unemployment in the nation declines with the seasonally adjusted rate to 5.8 percent as manufacturing adds 150,000 jobs and farming and construction pick up with spring. Mining and the steel machinery sectors show gains but miners face 1.5 million long-term job losses while overall employment edges up from winter levels. Hours per worker rise to 40.1 weekly for the first time since the recession.
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Snuch
Bsek
Gateyaid Wolfhein
Yahaven
Fenmens
Mureh
Amershu
Walfbein
Nto
Waltbein
Lleast
Maren
Mamie Eisenhower to christen NS Savannah at launch
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower will christen the NS Savannah the first nuclear powered merchant vessel at its launch in July at New York Shipbuilding Corp. yards Camden. The 21000 ton ship is designed to operate 100000 miles or about seven years between refuelings.
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Mamie
Firat
Camden
Mamie Eisenhower
Savannah
New York Shipbuilding Corp
U.S
States Marine’ Corp
New York City
Coat Pls
Operate On Architect Phanux After Emergency Intake
AP reports May Wright underwent a recent operation to remove an intestinal obstruction and was reported in satisfactory condition. Details describe the event as a hospital procedure with no further complications noted.
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Phanux
Mit
May Wright
Yeaterelay
Physteinis
Weg
National Symphony Chromatics List Promotes Concert Series
National Symphony and noted guests join Chromatics concerts in Troy as part of a festival series. Details include seating arrangements, conductor changes, and special soloists from Metropolitan Opera and other groups. Tickets and memberships go on sale with performances running late April to early May.
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Orylesteas
Qunguris, Inc
Setie Dutet
Day
Gould
Giestra
Washington, D. C
Pinewoods Ri
Lea
Howard Miltions
Compris
la Gu
Cluell & Ing
Vittor Rabin
Sous Music Store
Broadway
Ad Goldberg
Willimn Ind
Iel
Mildred Miller
Metropolitan Opera
Cluets & Sons
Stanley Babin
Adenauer Faces Choice as West Talks Strain with Britain
Germany's Adenauer weighs staying on as president amid West German policy tensions with Britain and Paris. A rift with PM Macmillan complicates plans as Adenauer contemplates his role while De Gaulle and Russia loom in policy debates. Erhard may soften tensions. president could influence cabinet and foreign policy without leaving office.
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West
East Germany
Russia
Mussia
Adenaver
Macmillan
Paris
Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Haly
Eugen Gerstenmaier
Par Tinstert
Adenhauer
Erhard
Gersenmaier
Sehraid
Wich Ollenhaver
Bu Adenauer
Terlin
Phat
Chang Adamer
Aden
Grain Elevator Blast Levels Binghamton Plant
An explosion and fire destroyed a grain elevator on the West Side of Binghamton, causing about 150000 dollars in damage. The Stamford Seed Co and related firms were affected. Firemen battled the blaze for hours, delaying rail traffic by about one hour with no injuries reported.
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Binghamton
Shelly
Stamford Seed Co
Delaware
Awa & Western
Jayne & Madson
Bailey Cadman to Discuss Urban Project
Bailey Cadman will discuss an urban project at the Troy Chieh meeting of the Mt Rensselaer County Chapter. The nominating committee will present nominees for society officers for the coming year. candidates must secure five member signatures to qualify for nomination. Election of officers will be held at the May meeting. A report on business transacted at the sale meeting in Rochester Hill 18 is on the agenda.
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Bailey M. Cadman
Troy
Mt Rensselaer
Ehwir Mad
British tax changes cut purchase rate on many items
The chancellor lowered purchase tax on autos radios and TVs from 80 to 60 percent and reduced other rates to 23 and 1 percent, shifting cost estimates for the treasury to 165.2 million this year and 226.8 million next. Amory pledges higher pensions for veterans and retired officials as part of the budget.
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Sellig
Amory
Speoul
Quinlan Fund Drive Reaches 1769 With Saturday Close
Donation drive for Quinlan Fund ends Saturday as Troy and Proctor donors push total to 1769. Contributions from Cub Scouts at St Peter's Church Leonard Hospital Rotondi's Fifth Avenue Pharmacy and Manciullielli's help push the tally, with two fund workers on duty today and tomorrow and a dance at the Lida Club to climax the effort.
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Phre
Paul Quinlan
Troy
Proctor
Lida Club
Te Police Benérvolent Asst
Water Development Rights Permitted in New York Plan
Washington AP The Senate Public Works Committee approved a bill to grant the New York State Powers Authority the same powers to develop St Lawrence River power as it has on other waterways. The measure would extend provisions of the Waterfall Tower Act to simplify development and remove existing exemptions dating to 1858. Introduced by Jacob Javits and Kenneth Keating, the proposal aims to streamline regulatory procedures for water development and reserve requirements.
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Washington
Senae Public Works Commmittee
New York State
St. Lawrence River
Norway
St. Lawrence
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Weaterhority
Admissions Test Deadline April 20 for SUNY exams
SUNY sets April 20 as the deadline to obtain and submit admissions examination blanks for most state colleges except several specialized schools. Applications mailed late may not qualify. the exam will be offered statewide and repeated in July.
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State University of New York
Ulan
Oderty
Harpur College
Youchers Colleges
Albany
College of Forestry
Maritime College
Agricultural and Technical Institutes
Ceutral
State College
State College of Ceramics
Alfred University
Fen State Colleges
Cornell C Agrculture
Mone Teanomies
Veterinary Medicinesand School of Tn
New York City
Hudson Valley Tchnical Institute
Morton Viewed As Possible National Chairman Candidate
Ohio State Chairman Ray Russell leads a subcommittee to nominate a successor to Alcorn and has reported strong belief that Morton will receive the post. A GOP committee meeting yielded no opposition to Morton, despite debates over his part time national duties as senator. Simpson stated no candidate other than Morton was discussed and no opposition was voiced.
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Greussing
Ohio State
Ray Russ
Alcorn
Morton
GOP
Richard MM. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Simpson
Senate
Harry Goldwiler
Arizona
Sipson
Merion
Aterton
Space program at high school explores Project Vanguard
James White spoke to an upper class assembly at Troy High School about Project Vanguard. Slides showed satellites and orbits, a Vanguard model, and satellite workings. The program was hosted by Glen date Bureau and produced with UW Wisconsin materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Troy Wigh Achool
Project Vanguard
Tisinl
Vanguard
Lal
Dave Mieiliores Aroekels
Animm Bureau
Glendate
University of Wisconsin
Taylor Reveals Data On Bomber Wing
Washington AB The B47 bomber wing slated for de signment at Plattsburg Air Force Base this summer will be half strength. Aides of Hep Dean Taylor will have 4 000 men formed by splitting a Strate dir Command wing now stationed at Shinger Air Borer Base in Georgia. One BAT wing and two tanker squadrons are at Plattsburg. Taylor, ill since the start of this congressional session, hopes to return soon.
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Washington
Plattsburg Ai Force Base
Hep
Dean Taylor
RNY
Whig
Shinger Air Borer
Georgia
Plattsburg
Taylor
Height Liners Arrive New York Port with 4000 Gas Konners
An OCR fragment reports eight oven units arriving in New York harbor yesterday. Four thousand gas konners are mentioned amid disjointed phrases about traffic, handling, and an augmented force. The text is garbled but indicates port activity and a sizable shipment arriving under unspecified authority.
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New York
Ammed
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Frank Taira
Vrank Tairo
Wes
Lawrence Moore
Lia
Sennington
Taire
Read Garner
Dewey
Katie Baker Garudnot
Lasyiy
Fen
Powssl Methodist Church
Flaye Tateo
Wiliamstown
Miss
Sifer
Moe
Agnes Fort
Miler
Weatwood
N. Z
Gran
Leone
Walebridge
Bolmington
Kev
Wo Gripper
First Methodist Church
Bennington
Siciale
Taterment
Park Lawn
Toh M. Royal
Mt Nel
Charles 'Dell
Petersburg
Dekal
Tellerup
Peters
Pleasant Valley
Cammnegna
Michele Cammegna
St Anthony's Church
Solum Mequiem Masa
Lulutta
Christa
Christ
Alfonse
William and
Higholag Meta
Vincent Cavalla
Yeark Fureiniti
Jerry
Lanietla
St Mary's Cemetery
Varticchia
Pied “Order of St
Enntinweil
Page Ly
Presbyterian Chareh
Lohoy
Nan
Murmigh
Robert A. Tullot
Pathor
Dnweral Howe
Hasan
Masons
Bailey Cadman
Quinlan
Arvive
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