Three Injured In Auto Crash Rammed Building
A station wagon carrying three Watervliet youths crashed into the brick building at 2139 Fifth Avenue, injuring all three. Gilboy 1% of 400 Ninth Street remained in critical condition with serious head injuries. Companions Nealon Jr. of 611 Fourth Avenue and McGovern of 626 Fifth Avenue suffered multiple fractures and abrasions. The car was owned by Nealon’s father and driven by Nealon Jr. as officers investigated the scene near Bridge Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roward J. Gliboy, Jr
Ninth Street
Watervilet
Fifth Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Gilboy
J. Gregory Nealon, Jr
Fourth Avenue
Albany County
Michael J. McGovern, Jr
Fifth Avenues
Nealon
McGovern
He Nealon
William J. Ryan
John EB. Grimmick
Edward B. Dodge
Louis Macomber
Tpifth Avenue
McCarthy Claims Missing Link in Lattimore Case
Senate investigation into Lattimore continues as Lodge and four colleagues weigh loyalty findings. McCarthy says a missing link will prove Lattimore a top U.S. spy, while Tydings and Hicklenlooper differ on the FBI loyalty file. McCarthy portrays the case as a prosecutorial pursuit amid executive sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattimore
Lodge
McCarthy
State Department
Massachusetts
Senate
Tydings
Benial
F.B.I
FBI
Hickenlooper
AsIowa
F.B
Marine Corps League
Passaic
WN. J
Austin
U. S
China
Bridges Sentenced In Naturalization Case Fallout
Bridges and two co-defendants received prison sentences after a lengthy naturalization fraud trial. Bridges drew six to seven years with fines up to 15,000 each, while co-defendants Hallinan and MacInnis faced six months and three months, respectively. Judge Harris admonished the defendants, noting the integrity of U S naturalization laws must be upheld, as attorneys vow to appeal.
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Bridges
Gaunt
Pale
Nancy
Schmidt
Robertson
George 3. Harris
U. S
Harry Bridges
Naturalization Inwa
United States
Jae
Harrin
Vincent Hallinan
Jamen MacInnis
MacInnis
U. 5S
McMillan
McMilllan
Hallinan
Supreme Court
Senate Passes 4 Billion Housing Aid Bill
The Senate sent a 4 billion housing aid bill to the White House for President Truman. It drops a 2 billion cooperative housing program for middle income families but expands FHA mortgage insurance authority by 2.25 billion. The measure includes 130 million in direct loans to war veterans and 500 million more for FHA mortgage insurance for apartments plus 250 million for low cost suburban homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
White House
Truman
Congress
Senate House
Howes
Federal Housing Adminiistration
Veterans Housing Cooperatives
Sign Of Spring Grass Fires Darken City Streets
The court overturned Richard Marford conviction for refusing to hand over to Congress records of the National Council of American Soviet Friendship Inc on grounds defendants counsel could not challenge loyalty questions. Meanwhile grass fires burned across the city with numerous alarms tied to various streets and buildings including a Troy City Court site where a defective oil burner caused minor damage to a two story building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marford
Congres
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Inc
High Tribunal
Morford
U. S. District Court
Thelin Troy City Court
Viols Ody
Richard T Vartigan
East Greenbush approves planning board changes and sewer survey
A town board vote approves a seven member planning board and new chairman to update an ordinance, with a 150 day deadline to finish work. A second ordinance hires a preliminary survey of a sewer district for Prospect Heights and Hillview amid resident complaints. New terms range from two to seven years for board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush
Lincoln W. Block
Washington
Commerce Sawyer
Winfeld Stone
Kenneth van
de- Stone
Thomas West
Herbert Teater
Yinck Palmer
William
Sawyer
Court Upholds House Inquiry Powers in Communist Case
The Court of Appeals rejected Lawson and Trumbo's appeal arguing the Constitution protects private beliefs. It reaffirmed prior rulings that the House committee may inquire into Communist Party membership. The decision emphasizes the global ideological struggle between Communist and Democratic thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Trumbo
Court of Appeals
House Committee
Communist Party
Ehood
Gangplank Breaks. Sightseers Left Hanging Over Water
A pier gangway to the Canadian aircraft carrier Magnificent split during a courtesy call in New York. Sightseers clung to ropes to avoid a fall as the gangway swayed above the water. One man received shock treatment and two others had cuts. women lost hose and clothing was tipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York CP
Magnificent
VA trains 35000 disabled WWII vets in on the job programs
The Veterans Administration announced that about 35 000 disabled World War II veterans are being trained on the job in 43 010 establishments, mostly small firms. The program aims to place disabled veterans in productive roles across various sectors and supports their transition to civilian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
Verdict Returned Against Conde Cham Pine and Dailey
The jury found against Alfred S Conde Edward Champine and Thomas W Dailey for damages to a claimant at 533 Third Avenue from a collision between Conde and Dailey owned cars on Oct 23 1848 City Judge Mulholland instructed jurors to consider verdicts against one two or all three defendants Miss Davry was represented by Lucien E Clickner Conde by Arthur J Rosen Champine by Mites A McGrane and Dailey by Dugan Barkhuft Dugan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. Conde
Edward Champine
Thomas W. Dailey
Third Avenue
Conde
Dailey
Chazapine
Joseph B. Mulholland
Jjurors
Miss Davry
Lucien £. Clickner
Arthur J. Rosen
Champine
jMites
A. McGrane
Dugan, Barkhuft & Dugan
Parsons Named To State Tuberculosis Secretaries Executive Board
Mrs. Neais E. Parsons executive secretary of the Rensselaer County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association was elected to the executive committee of the New York State Conference of Tuberculosis Secretaries at a Rochester meeting. Also elected were Hugh Adams of Washington County as second vice president and Edward C. Press of Albany County as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neais E. Parsons
Rensselaer County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association
New York
Upstate Grass Fires Sweep 153 Acres
Approximately 133 acres of brush land burned yesterday in Washington County as three major fires struck farms. Elmer Wren’s Salem farm saw six tons of hay destroyed and five acres burned, George Graves near Fort Erie lost 67 acres, and John Garant near Smiths Basin suffered 75 acres scorched. Additional blazes were reported at Harold Boisoneault near Hudson Falls, Fayette Dean of Hartford, and Frank Bly of Kings Dury.
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Washington County
Elmer Wren
Salem
George Graves
Fort Ere
John Garant
Smiths Basin
Harold Boisoneault
Hudson Falls
Fayette Dean
Hartford
Frank Bly
Kings Dury
Knights Of Pythias To Confer Esquire Rank in Troy
The Troy Lodge of Knights of Pythias will confer the esquire rank at a joint meeting with Albany Lodge at the Troy Jewish Community Center on Wednesday. Hyman Alpert of the Albans Lodge will oversee the degree work with attendance expected from Coli Sidney C. Harnett, state grand secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Albany Lodge
Troy
Bride's Father Dies At Church Wedding
Barbara Miller's father Siaines M Mia collapsed with a fatal heart attack in the aisle of St Stephen's Episcopal Church Rochester as she married Erich Lissfelt of Pittsburgh. Rev Jeenes A Rockwell officiated. The ceremony continued despite the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Barbara Miller
Siaines
Stephen
Troy Panthers Drill At Center Thursday
Troy Panthers of the Eastern New York beerhal league will conduct a practice at the Center Thursday night starting at 8 o clock. Weather permitting, additional drills will follow with invited teams and players attending from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Panthers
Check Reymills
New Maeaner
Lee Mesawe
New York Beerhal League
Will Tederr
Tharesay Wight
Adeck
Mohr Given 36 Years For Slaying Mercy Killing Case
Harold A. Mohr of Allentown Pa was sentenced to three to six years and fined 500 for voluntary manslaughter in the mercy killing of his cancer-stricken brother. A Lehigh County jury had recommended mercy, judge Henninger noted Mohr’s act followed his brother’s plea to be put out of misery. Mohr, 36, killed Walter Mohr, 35, at their Coplay home last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Harold A. Mohr
Ordhar
Mohr
James F. Henninger
Lehigh County
Henninger
Arbyter
Coplay
Ant
Walter
Hany
Creveling
Harold
Kenneth H. Koch
God
Grace Foiering
Theriangle
Sefiimt Versarsk
Ship Pilots Plan To Strike Saturday On Atlantic Coast
The AFL Maters Mates and Pilots Union announced talks with the government broke off in New York and a strike would begin at midnight Saturday. About 4 percent of union members may walk out amid failed negotiations since last August. The action would affect roughly 90 percent of Atlantic coast tonnage.
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Washington
AFL
Matters, Mates and Pilots Union
New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Charles FL May
May
Stuthe
Tax Collection Notice and Devotion Schedule
Green Island County and town taxes are collected by Mrs Catherine E Sullivan at 37 Arch Street with a 2 percent penalty for April. Novena Devotions begin today at 7:43 am at St Joseph's Church for Miraculous Medal devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E. Sullivan
Arch Street
St. Joseph's Church
Clairvoyant Kardos Predicts Berlin's Unified Reich Rise
Ursula Kardos, a licensed psychologist in West Berlin, predicts a unified German capital under a restored Reich status. She claims to foresee major events from war outcomes to the lifting of the blockade, drawing clients from across sectors while contrasting with Bruno Groening the “magic physician.”
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Berlin
INS
Reichstag
Germany
Frau
Ursula Kardos
West Berlin
Fran Kardos
Bruno J. Groening
Western
Frau Kardos
Magistrat
Fish Tagging Explained To Kiwanis
C Willard Green of Albany spoke to the Sand Lake Kiwanis Club at Crooked Lake Hotel about New York State fish tagging. He described how tagged trout enable the bureau to estimate catch rates and learn about fish movements, noting tag retention and wanderings from Adirondack streams to Scotia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Lake Kiwanis Club
C. Willard Green
Albany
New York State Bureau of Fish and Wild Life
Crooked Lake Hotel
Game Bureau
Bureau
Adirondack
Green
Scotia
William Cobb
Harold Abbott
Philip Oxnam
Meyers Denied Freedom Again In Parole Bid
Maj. Gen. Ben nett E. Meyers wartime chief purchasing agent for the Army Air Force, serving twenty months to five years for subornation of perjury, had another bid for freedom denied. The DC Court of Appeals upheld a lower ruling denying parole as a majority of a unified Germany unlikely to help wartime cases. Meyers was convicted for inducing Bleriot La Marre to lie to a Senate war committee about his Aviation Electric Co. of Dayton connections. He has served the minimum sentence. first parole request was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bennett E. Meyers
Army Air Force
Tost
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
District of Columbia Court
Fourth District
Berlin
Germany
Meyers
Bleriot la Marre
Senate War Investigating Committee
Aviation Electric Co
Dayton
M. J. Gallagher Dies Suddenly At Home
Martin J Gallagher died suddenly at his home 1004 Second Avenue with Dr John Z Squadrite pronouncing death. Coroner Anthony E Matera ruled natural causes. A carpenter by trade he previously worked in Lome at Plearanidale for years. police patrolmen responded to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin 3
Gallagher
Second Avenue
John Z. Squadrite
Anthony E. Matera
Lome
Plearanidale
Donald Decan
Meholas Padalino
Tadis Patrol
Retired Broker Dies in New York
Jean Budiey Pr ternon, 62, a retired banker and former governor of the Wee Tork Stock Exchange, died yesterday. An 1911 graduate of Willame College, he captained the college's football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Upi
Jean Budiey
Pr Ternon
Wee Tork Stock Exchange
Yeterday
Willame College
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Knights of
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