Dress Study Featured In Schoharie County program
Rensselaer County home demonstration agents from the Raassitger County Extension Service will stage a dress and home economics program in Schoharie County Thursday evening. Miss Janel Ts Dodge will lead the program on The Quiet Woman with Mrs Kenneth Windover assisting. Mrs Peter Williams will discuss Let What You Wear Reflect Your Personality using color charts and patterns. A trade dress yard by Mrs Windover will show wardrobe options for various occasions followed by demonstrations on grooming and posture.
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Raassitger County
Ixtension Service Assn
Gelpato
Crd
Schoharie County
Janel Ts Dodge
Rensselaer County
Kenneth Windover
Raver
Peter Wileliams
Schoharie Countty
Nemonstralian
Mes
Williams
Campy’s Son On Probation In Youth Delinquency Case
Roy Campanella’s 13-year-old son David was placed on probation after earlier delinquency ties to a drugstore burglary case. The court, Justice Sylvia Lieee, found no evidence of his involvement in the robbery, noting there was no theft.
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New York
UPI
Roy Campanella
David Campanella
Children's Court
Sylvia J. Lieee
Mal David
Tibet Rebels cited in Chinese report on Tibet uprising
A Chang report quoted by Ravi Peiping says Sikang rebels fled into Tibet and attacked with looting and killings, in collaboration with anti Communist elements there. Red troops reportedly move to crush the rebellion while warning against punishing innocent people and protecting religious and cultural sites.
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Sikang
Tibet
Chang
Ravi Peiping
Woon Lie Sikang
Ye Peoples Liberation Army
Peiping
China
Cheng
Class of 1934 Lansingburg Reunion Plans
The Class of 1934 at Lansingburg schedules a 25th anniversary reunion for May 1. Activities begin at 7 pm at Torani's Restaurant on the Walderford-Mevbameville road with Mr Tat Brown as general chairman and Mel with con antlee men assisting. Frank Sheeran directs decors. over 100 parishioners are expected. Nels Neihsen and William Gillespie co chair entertainment. Pre-reunion plans at the home of David Doyr, 88 Nattheri Dr.
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Sendo
Alt Torani
Walderford-Mevbameville
Tat Brown
Douglas Bartawa
Frank Sheeran
Nels Neihsen
William Gillespie
At & Pam
David Doyr
Nattheri
Deaths and Obituaries From Albany Area Yesterday
A long obituary list from Albany and area notes the deaths of Leo Walsh 70 and Patrick Kelly 68 with services set in Albany. Other notices include Reed Cummits Stewart 62 of Whitehall and Mrs John A Straight of Albany with services at St. Augustine's and Sacred Heart Church. Also listed are Joseph Martin Hoosick Falls Maud Welch Petersburg and Mary Mooney Hoosick Falls with interment plans. multiple family survivors named for each.
Quinlan Fund Passes $2,000
The Quinlan Fund drive totals over $2,000 with one day left. Donations from Grenier, Shechin, William Dempsey, and others push the amount to $2,120, aided by local businesses and Troy Police Department staff. A benefit dance is held at Tide to support the campaign as drive headquarters distribute containers.
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Trojan Post
VPW
Nyal
Manufacturers National Bank
Manufacturers Bank
Bertha Kinney Dirs
Eliabeth Campbell
Troy
Harold Gunnay
Quintin
Cancer research strides from mouse leukemia study
Officials from the National Cancer Institute discuss Moroney and colleagues’ work on a mouse leukemia virus. They describe a comprehensive study of viruses’ role in cancer and aim to develop a standardized animal model to advance virus tumor research and cancer biology.
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Bera
National Cancer Institute
Moroney
NCI
NEI
Molonuy
Molonay
Post Auxiliary Wilk Seat Stall Post Auxiliary Wilk Seat Stall
Post Auxiliary Wilk Seat Stall plans were made at a regular meeting of Corp William A Dickenson Pash Auxiliacy for joint installation ceremonies tomorrow at 7 40 p.m. All area posts and auxiliaries have been urged to attend. Lorraine Wilch is changing designation of members and will travel to the District meeting at Johns town. The auxiliary plans to entertain patients at the Veterans Administration Hospital Albany on Saturday April 18.
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Corp
William A. Dickenson
Mey
Lorraine Wilch
Johnstown
Veterans Administration
Albany
Scout Aides To Meet The Girl Scout Seators
Scout aides plan their regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 8 p m at the YWCA Miss Jeanele Rattter district director Wielson Valley district council will speak at the session
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The
YWCA
Jeanele Rattter
Wielson Valley
Sprakoe
Nixon urges strong GOP organize to win 1980
Eisenhower's Augusta message advocating firm party principles and better organization for state races is read by Meade Alcorn. Nixon calls for better candidates and funding to regain losses in Senate, House, and state legislatures.
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Nixon
Fontane
Webber
Fisenhower
Ovalion
Augusta
Meade Alcorn
THS Alumni Honor South Class At Banquet
The THS Alumni plan a June 27 banquet at the Civic Hall in Latham to honor the largest WOU graduating class in Tray High School history. Alina Association chair Alina Barsaniai, Albany Taw Schoal, and others coordinate gifts for the reunion classes and plan cups for top contributors and attendance leaders.
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WOU
Tray High School
Henthantat ‘Ths Alina Association
Civele Iay
Latham
J. Abert Barsaniai
Instice
Albany Taw Schoal
Law Lin of
Wagar, Taylor, Howd and Brearton
Sui Mers
Ffice
Rensselaer Couty
Jorney
Union College
Alwani Cornei
Iain Fond
Cone Pluie
Joseph Caulfield
Alimni
Patricia Hidipy
Vail Kinmey
Sarah Lee Derrick
Arnold Ko
Isabel K. Mann
Bertha Harris Grotsky
Edward Vickering
Robert Levy
Morton Leaders Pledge GOP Rebuilding Drive
The article reports on party figures, including Al Mate and Tal Eisenhower, debating who should head the GOP chairmanship to rebuild the party after defeats last November. Bliss notes Eisenhower’s satisfaction with rebuilding efforts already begun by Alea, and a broader push to reassert party principles with a possible more active presidential role.
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al Mate
Tal Eisenhower
Tash
Morton Athed
Lal
Bliss
Eisenhower
Alea
Verhead
Congress
Lansingburg High School Grads Earn Honors At College
Miss Ray Tow Zink daughter of Mr and Mrs Zink 60th Ave Was accepted to Kappa Pi at Platisburg State Teachers College She is a Lansingburg High School graduate and Jenkins Memorial Scholarship winner Majoring in elementary education Joseph T Muckle son of Mrs Ars Huber 438 ath Ave also receives honors He earned a New York State Regents Scholarship Now a student at the New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University
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Lansingburg Cir
Ray Tow Z Ink
Aira
Rayan Zink
60Th Ave
Kappa Pett! Peat Platisburg State Teachers 'College
Ath Ave
Muckle
New York State
Regents
New York Abate College of Porestry
Syracuse University
Hill Area Loses Power After Cable Failure
An underground cable failure darkened Troy area last night around 9. The outage affected 18th Street from Fireton to Massachusetts Avenue. George N. Johnson and Troy Fire Department advised Niagara Mohawk and wiremen crews from Central Head to locate the fault and restore service.
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Troy
18Th Street
Fireton Street
Massachsetts Age Mic
George N. Johnson
Niagara Mohawk
Central Head
Poyer Corny
Collgrass
Averne
Ulesbresk
Retired A&P Employee To Be Feted In Troy
Cap Neenan of 424 ai Ave celebrated more than 50 years with A&P. A testimonial banquet at Troy Country Club Saturday honors his long service, with John J. Glymey as toastmaster and Gene Flack as principal speaker.
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Doh
Cap" Neenan
Ai Ave
Troy Country
Neenan
John J. Glymey
L'Voy
Public Safety
Albany Knickerbacker Mews
Fonstmaster
Gene Flack
Sunshine Biscuit, Inc
Troy
Congress
First Avenue
Pine Street
Second Avenue
Neonan
Senate Votes Jobless Quiz
The Senate voted unanimously yesterday to establish an 11 member commission to investigate cases of unemployment scams. The commission would report to Congress within 60 days with recommendations. The resolution moves to the House. Lyndon Johnson introduced the proposal in a AFL-CIO unemployment conference speech.
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Washington
Senate
Mixed Homes Hit In South
UPI report on a Civil Rights Commission hearing in a southern city where officials warned that racial integration policies threaten public housing and provoke strong local opposition. They urged cautious progress, arguing mixed housing could undermine existing Negro housing programs and foster instability.
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Uval Field
Steel Bid Debate Shapes 1959 Steel Contract Talks
The SW Wage Policy Committee released a public statement on steel labor terms as negotiations for the current contract near expiry. It contrasts industry claims that wage hikes drive inflation with union arguments that higher pay boosts spending and employment, noting recent publicity campaigns and government hopes for a noninflationary agreement. The current contract, signed after a May day walkout, expires June 30 and faces renewed public scrutiny.
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KNAW
Commel
New York
Dwaft
Demrands
McDonald
Autorivail Publi
Publc
Nduetry
U.S. Buna
Lalor
Atlatian
Lyon and Steel Tashtite
Eisenhower
Schenectady Man Reelected President At Evangelicals Meeting
Ilekeel of Schenectady was reelected president of the National Association of Evangelicals as the five day Los Angeles convention closed. A Catholic as president drew opposition from Ti. Js. Nelson Ball, editor of Christianity Today, who voiced concern during the gathering. Catholic spokesmen offered reaction to Bell's remarks.
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Or. Herbeck
Ilekeel
Schenectady
National Assn. of Evangelicals
Los Angeles
Ti. Js
Nelson Ball
Christianity Today
Ray Area
Bell
Convicted Puerto Rican Farmhands Freeman On Bail
Two Puerto Rican farmhands, aged 25 and 24, convicted of first degree robbery grand larceny and second degree assault for an attack on Charles Ansan 20 were released on bail in R10,001 each. County Judge John H. Schwaetz ordered their release while awaiting an appeal in the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court. The men were convicted last September 25 for taking a few crumpled cigar wraps from local youths during a scare.
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Poughkeepsie
Charles H. Ansan
Clemente to Lead Church Variety Show at Monlay
Clemente will serve as master of ceremonies for Br. Anthony's church Monlay event, a church and neighborhood variety show headed by Clemente N. The Hers William J. Pascarell, general chairman, notes Clemente is well known for hats and has years of experience in similar affairs. Outstanding cast includes singers, dancers, acrobats, skaters, and comedians.
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Jarry
Clemente Wil
Br. Anthony's
Monlay
Pam
Proctor’s
William J.’ Pascarell
Clemente Wall
James Visk
Sampers
Bonn Leader Visits West Germany With Yale President
UPI reports Yale University President A. Whitney Griswold accompanied by Bonn leaders on a visit to Bonn yesterday. The trip highlighted postwar ties between the United States and West Germany as officials discussed political and cultural exchanges.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Yale University Presidenk
A. Whitney Griswold
Theodoreas
Wheat Woes Forecast Huge Wheat Harvest in 1940s
An agricultural survey projects this year’s wheat crop near 1.2 billion bushels, with spring wheat adding at least 233 million. Domestic and export demand may be exceeded, leaving about 200 million more bushels than needed. Stocks held under price support programs raise market implications.
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Washington
Ageltullyse Department
Sair
Tere
Prograias
Strike Break Probe Urged By New York Labor Group
New York AIG A state committee on strike breaking said it would draft a report by April 41. Justin Manhattan College chairman of the Labor Department committees announced the plan. The committee will send the report to State Industrial Commissioner Mario Calabrese and he indicated support. Dinner Brown, president of the International Typographical Union, urged Governor Nelson Rockefeller to investigate possible political pressure affecting the inquiry.
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Nixon
John Poster Dulles
Fisenhower
Toruslon B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Vicw
Richard M
Finn Party Advisory Council
New York
AIG
Rother Cornnlius Justin
Manhattan College
Labor Department
Nnties
Iilustrial
Mario P. Calberivan
Dinner Reown
International Typographical Union
Gavi Nelson A. Rockefeller
Midwest jurist Iain Barnes dies at 78
Iain PB Barnes, a former federal judge known for rulings against New Deal legislation, died yesterday in the Midwest at Sherman Hospital after a heart attack. He retired from the northern Mir Hola district and had a long career spanning 26 years on the bench.
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Elgin
Sherman Hospital
Roesetay
Physicists Convene At RPI
Physicists gather at RPI for a two day program of papers on diffusion of atoms in solids and high power microwave tubes at the spring meeting of the New York State Section of the American Physical Society. Presentations include research from Union College, Brookhaven, Cornell and RPI with lectures on radio astronomy displays and new physics facilities.
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Mligh
Poneludng
New York State
American Physion! Society
Union Airhouse
Dany Folowing
Wt Society
Richard G. Folsom
Folsom
RPT
Alectron Oovents
MB. Minty
Ian and
A. Grane
John Burgess
Ron Air Development Center
Oin Astronomy
Rengsclay
FR. Wleischer
BD. A. Edwards
Cornell University
J. A. Cisano
Wlecipe Co
Guy Schwartz
Union College
Werner Kanzig
GB Research Laboratory
Qrom
Olaychaeker
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Union Club
Mandela
Grafton End
Rpl
Ips
Wwavesur
Lloydige Laboratory
Rensselaer Physits
Poday
Sage Duniug Wall
Sage Levlueg Hall
Ky. of C Plans Membership Night April 26
The Trey Cawneil Kyi of Columbus schedules a membership night for April 26. A meal, film on Anton bawling, and officer remarks are planned before a vote on a chaster toy a Circle of Cahumbian Satiires for youth ages 12 to 17. The event preludes the Knights of Columbus major degree in June at Tray Council.
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Trey Cawneil
Kyi
Columbus
Tueaday
Sin Knights of Columbus
Colimabus
Tray Counseil
J D Snyder 92 Dies at West Sand Lake
J D Snyder 92 died at his residence in West Sand Lake yesterday after a long illness. Born in New York, son of Mr and Mrs William Birdsall of Newburg, he lived in New York City many years and worked as an engineer for Standard Estate. He moved to West Sand Lake 22 years ago with wife Charlotte. He is survived by sister Mrs William of Ingelwind Calif and brother George Snyder of Saratoga. Funeral at 2 PM Monday from Thomas and Miller Funeral Home West Sand Lake with Rev Hoy B Severances officiating. interment in Trinity Cemetery West Sand Lake.
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Ley Wals
Leo Walsh
Aly
Memacint
Albaty
Mowag Yeas Hu
Asin Vard
York
Rashing Clovis
Sacred Heart Church
Albany
Uetals Nene
Society of Dat
Catherine Sheehan
George Catalano
Mary Grice
Walsh, Boll
Grace Henchey
Vasartenay Calif
Vraneis Ryan
Johan Walsh
Troy
Campin and Son
Broadway
Soloman
Tequieuny
SS Joseph's Cemetery
Tray. Y
Patriee
Kelly Patrick B. Kelly
Slow St. Albany
Dchnno's
Chartes Mikhitsarian
Try
Albany Lodge
Flks
Hotead
O'Connor's
Caroline Barton Kelly
Vhis
Edwin Boren
Ernest = Dugust
Rensacraty
Uhresong
Vincent
Righard
John Kelly
Kathorna Kiernan
Gernard Kelly
Standchild
Louis T
Nd Ave
St. John Baptist Church
Mt. Stewart
Reed Cummits Stewart Sry
Bronway
Whitehall
Kenneth Dow
Truthville Methodish
Gordon Stewart
Glens Falls
Joyce Howard
Glens Palis
Janice Knowles
Granville
Alias Catole Stewart
Ernest Stewart
Samuel Sherman
Trinvile
Effin Holcomb
Ludlow
Mary J. Mooney
Mary D. Mooney
Joseph J. Mooney
Arminda Kenney
der’Ave
Hoosick Walls
Alexandria
Vin
Jana and
Fila O'Sullivan Downey
Delaney
North Hoosick
Marguerite Weeks
Mahar Birneral
Main
St. Hoosick Balls
St. Mary's Church
Friten
Mattison
Currie Matson
North Hennington
Henry Majer
Tay
Henry
George Meier
Alany
John J. Saavidge Fries
4Th Avenue
Hoth Street
St. Augustine's Church
St John's Cemetery
Mr Pinkertony
Frederick Pinkerton
Flynn Brothers
Greenwich
George RB. Kahlbangl
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Greenwich Cemetery
Ohn D. Snyder
West Sand Lake
New York
Wiliam
Anna Birdsall
Newburg
New York City
Shiandard Esate
Tle
West Sind Lake
Chizotte
Chior
Fle
Willanitd
Ingelwind
Calif
Vnl & Brother
George S. Snyder
Siaracata
Eld Ponday
Pao
Thomas and Miller Funeral
Hoy B. Severanes
West Sant Lake Mathadist Chute
Vvinity Latheray Cemetery
Offer Spevial Kates Washington Interstate Rail Proposals
In a garbled report the Interstate Commerce Commission reviews Eastern railroads proposals. The text references coal movements and district plans crossing Tidewater routes from New York City toward Baltimore, mentioning compensation and tonnage figures amid distorted names and places.
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Kates Washington
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Ateam
Adoyniay
Seliehocs
Italy
New York City
Noltimors
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Campy
Tse
Lni
Tikal
Sia
Lansingburg
Joseph C. Sheehan
Peed J. Rushi
Donald J.seibw
Edgar Plinton
St. John’s Cemetery
Keegan
Sacred Heart
Arthur J. O'Ngh
OSA
Eyneral
Mars
Zilla
Prances Zallo
St. Mary's
Wijern
Trev
Milward J. Ryat
Danel
Markham
Paul Ki
Hook
Agios Co Sheeran Provident
Margaret M. Markham
Venice
Joseph Miediy
Joseph Martin
WY Ferry Sty
Hays
Samarhtan Uewphal
Akoiday
Mahar
Leone Une
Immaculate Conception
Seosick Malls
SS Mary's Ceynolary
Hoosick Falls
Dlogsick Falls
JariEen Marlin
I’to Mary's Academy
Martin
Whd
Pownal
North Adams
John
Frank
Allston
Mags
Aten
Meier
Quinlan
Wilk
GOP
Misenhower
Caleorn
Albert BA
Bansamian
THS
A&p
Clemente
Visita
New Deal
Poe
Midwest
RPI
J.D. Snyder
McNaly
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