Troops and war brides reach home ports in mass movement
War veterans and families begin arrival as ships land at New York Seattle and San Francisco with thousands of troops and 46 percent war brides and children. Stops include Le Havre Belfast Yokohama with divisions, hospitals, engineers, and supply units aboard multiple vessels. President Truman signs a veterans housing bill authorizing 253.7 million dollars for about 160000 temporary dwellings, mostly converting service barracks.
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UMEBS
New York
Yoatarday
Unnee Payle
Parnla
New York U, & 8
Lyons
le Have
Weeght Guard
Sath Ordnance Heavy Automotive
Wild Engineer
Santa Maria
le Havre
16Th Engineer
Henry Gibbins
Belfast
James F. Rhodes
Leghorn
A. A. Chastianson
Southampton
Sis
Seattle
Kodiak
Navy
Marshall Victory
Yokohama
Army
Milford Victory
Amy
San Francisco
Thurston
Samar
Inyes
Avy
Igerator
Qakn
San Diego
Wiseman
Buckley
Washington
Truman
Centralized school district vote set for April twenty six
The commissioner of Bayou has called a voter meeting in Schuylerville High School auditorium on Friday April 26 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. If the measure passes, a seven member board of education will be formed with two from Schuyler, one from Victory Mills, and four from rural areas. A special meeting will discuss the district plan on Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Schuylerville Area
Commisasioner
Bayou
Tien
Sit Um
To & Pm
Schuylervile High School
Board of Education
Bes
Schuy “Servilla
Victory Milly
Twe
Victory Rulls
Saustoun Grange Meeting and Juvenile Talk Planned
Saustoun Grange will meet in Grange Hall Tuesday evening Deputy Master Fusetta Bink of West Sand Lane will make an official visit and Juvenile Deputy Janine Hayner of Brunswick will discuss the value of juvenile granges Lecture hour led by Mrs Ernest Hayner. Highlights include Mowill Zweig on Care and Rearing of Baby Chicks and Elin Button on Feeding Chicks for Winter Lying.
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Saustoun
Grange Hall
Tueeday
Fusetta Bink
West Sand Lane
Janine Hayner
Brunswick
Ernest Hayner
Mowill Zweig
Elin Button
Stanton
Ang Mes
Ross Lugeunesse
Furnt
Knox
Mary Watt
Tray
Milford Burnt
Robert T. Lang
Paul
M.C. Snyder
Hennette Hatbriites
Pounal McGumber Birth Report At Dutman Monatiat Hospital
Helen McGumber daughter of Mr and Mrs Pak McGumber was born at Dutman Monatiat Hospital. The event occurred Wednesday at the home of Mrs Edgar Rathbun. Visitors from Troy included Miss Vin Moore Mrs May eles Miss Jane Potkins and Miss Helen Sodiowe. A Parent Teacher meeting at Oak Tit Behowl Wednesday evening featured Rev Ralph Bellows as speaker. A banquet is planned for May 17 at the Methodist Church.
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Pounal
Helen McGumber
Pak McCumber
Dutman Monatiat Hospital
Edgar Rathbun
Vin Moore
Mayeles
Jane Potkins
Helen Sodiowe
Troy
Fred Snes
Oak Tit Behowl
Ralph Bellows
Fic
Ching
Building Permits Totaling 232315 Issued in March
March building activity reported by Supt. John F. Knaupp shows 8 building permits totaling 282315 and electrical permits for 17814 AD, plus seven storage construction permits. The month included 8 combustible storage inspections, 55 building-operations inspections, and six complaints investigated. Major permit types covered repairs, additions, remodeling, garages, and one razing.
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Supt. Af
John F. Knaupp
Commissioner of Public Safety
Frank M. Ames
Mr. Knaupp
Dawn of Better Living topic at Mountain View meeting
Andrew J. Houser discussed East Side The Dawn of Better Living before the April Mountain View Meene Bureau Unit at Mrs. Alvin Mato home. The event featured auction pictures by Dea Walker and guest Miss Mabel Sitman. Attendance noted Mrs. Haris Fi. Duran led a family life Q and A.
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Better Living
Andrew J. Houser
New York Power & Light Corp
Mountain View Meene
Alvin D. Mato
Kemp Avenuy
Auotion Pictures
Dea T. Walker
Ability Company
Mabel A. Sitman
Itensse
Lwer County Hare
Haris Fi. Duran
G Raymond Dearstyne
Timothy Atare
Keno Avenue
Grace Lar Noch
William Rose
Chancenury
Troy Post Office
Jlome Buteow
Mies Frances Scuddey
Cornell Institute
Rajyen and Dearstyne
George L. Gautier
William Seinty
Francis Mong- Wan
Thevewer
Monahan
Mountainview Avenue
Rene Morand
Mae Morris
Clifton Park Notes and Social Updates
Clifton Park residents hosted and welcomed guests at homes in Clifton Park Center and Green Island. Local families purchased properties including the Oglingon and the Young Road home. The Clifton Park Baptist Church Youth Group met at the Tountell home. The Clifton Park bowling league finished with Pine View Inn first, Sales Market second, Grove Lodge third, Marlin's Service Station fourth, and William Fawnhrop had the top average.
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Wits
Christopher Fasecay
Zerscian
Franklyn
Kasmer Adler
Everet’ Baddle
William, Bentley
Green Island
Mrr
Robert Young
Brine Road
Ashley Bruno
Andrew Makowski
Cifton Park Center
Clifton Park Center Baptist Church
Lloyd Tountell
Clifton Park
Pine View Inn
Grove Lodge
Marlin
William Fawnhrop
Auto Accident Deaths Jump Fifty Per Cent
New York state January traffic data show motor vehicle deaths up 48 percent from last year with 2238 more fatalities and 170 deaths from 6,004 injuries in 1960 January. Pedestrian deaths rose, while overall property damage reached about 2.68 million dollars as mileage increased. Authorities urge self restraints plus strict enforcement to curb a deadly trend.
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New York
AWE Motor Valide
Coninibuaioner Politford
Moi Wose
Fietchar
Janvssy
Mrs Hale Heads Home Bureau at West Sand Lake
Mrs Charles Hale was elected seharmian of the West Sand Sale and Wynantskill Home Bureau at the annual meeting held Wednesday at the home of Mr William Shillenger. Other officers elected were Mrs Charles Smith vice chairman Mrs Floyd Pierson secretary and Mrs Teuth Miller treasurer. A fond a fundraiser will be held Wednesday May 1 at the parish house of the Lutheran Church at West Sand Lake. A game party and dessert luncheon will be held Wednesday May 15 at the home of Mrs Charles Smith West Sand Lake. A quiz Great Americans featured the afternoon session and refreshments were served.
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Charles File
West Sand Sale
Wynantskill Home Buréau
Wilyan ‘Shillenger
Charles Smith
Floyd Pierson
Teuth Miller
West Sand Lake
Mort on H Wilson of Hoosick Falls Dies at Hospital
Morton H Wilson a milk delivery man and former postal staffer from Hoosick Falls died yesterday at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after a lung disease. Born December 3 1888 he lived in Hoosick Falls his whole life. Survived by wife former Tose Olsen, daughter Mrs Jahapt Cottrell of Scotia, sons Alfred of Pittfield MA and Edward of Hoosick Falls, sister Ophir Wilson, brother Joseph Wilson, and three grandchildren. Funeral will be held at 1 30 p.m. from his residence on River Street and 2 p.m. at St Mark's Episcopal Church with interment Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Morton H. Wilson
Houchels Milly
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Hoosickwalle Dow
Tie
Addie Prosser Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Wilson
Jfopwick Pulls
Bis
Tum
Hooshe Butts
Vin Ranaseluer Lodge
Snod AM
St. Mark's Episcopal Chive
Huosluk Pulls
Tose Olsen
Jahapt Cottrell
Scotia
Alfred Wilson
Pittafield
Mass
Edward Wilson
Hoosick Wally
Ophir Wilson
Hoosi
Seek canvassers for ward plaque volunteers named
High School girls of the Thir cent Ward are invited to volunteer as canvassers to complete the names of service men and women for the ward plaque. Contact Mrs. Ann Home, chairman, at 3101 Sheth Avenue, or New Svay S520 W.
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Thircent
Ann Home
Sheth Avenue
Svay
Socialists to Pick Governor Candidates in Schenectady
The Socialist Party of New York plans a gubernatorial nominating convention in Schenectady. Coleman Cheney, professor at Bidar College Saratoga Springs, is named as the party’s candidate, denouncing major parties and pledging a program for campaign unity. The convention will also nominate candidates for lieutenant governor U S Senator and associate justice of the Supreme Court among others.
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Dodialiat Pacy
New York
Blate
Dohohev
Tha Worbond
Chatvanan
Coleman Cheney
Cheney
Bidar College
Saratoga Springs
Aas
Sociatat Party
Laubar Party
Liberal Party
Times
Anyi
Potuta
Srch
Formar
Us S. Aanatar
the Supreme Court
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J. O'Brien Sr
Naval Separation Center
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Atlantic Lheater
Green Cove Springs
Florida
Schuylerville High School
George Martin
Calfornia
Pro
Jom W. Marlin
U.S. Marine Corps
Bhck
Martin
Philippines
Daughlery
Americ
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Tian Hughes
James Walsh
The
Natholic Daughters of America
Statler Hotel
Buffalo
John J. O'Brien
Andrew JW. Nevins
Walter B. Hunt
Liltiete
Saratoga Grange
Gloria Wood
Myles Fitzceratd
Romeo Tirer
Betty Fountain
Lydia Fitzgerald
John Fountain
Demis
Donald MacFarren
Mary MacFarren
Demiaries Weed
NEM. P.A
Youli-Shirley Matay
Herbert Thomas
Ray Stevens
Schuyler Peel
Leslie Woolley
Wallace
Dodd
Joseph Mahay
Albert Loomis
Grange
Wilton
Tomorow
Wotre Dune de Lourdes
Church of the Visitation
St. Bleplen's
Methoget
Wilma Philly
State Teachers College
Albany
Hany Phils
Russell
Broad
Ferry Streets
Charles Skilt
Betty Phillips
State ‘Leachers College
Earl Phillips
Kenneth O'Brien
Brooklyn
T. J 'O'Baen
Fanny
James L King
Gaibery G. Prennant
Justice
George Freman
Portage, Pa
Minty Brown
Fort Edward
Walter Nadean
Arsenal City Oil Heat Co., Inc
Broadway
Watervilet
Mione Watervliet
Call Troy
Schnell’s
Rey With
F. W. Ghase
120Th Street
Second Avenue
North Tray
Marth
Socony
DD. T
Baater Lily
Raymertown
East Side
Rebckahs
Tirmiph Rebekah Lodge
Alba
Betty Sis Son
Dorothy Snover
Tr Hosymie
Millard M. Lee
Hablo
Albin Lodge
I. C
Granville Lk Pfeuffer
Harry St. Mohart
Ink Ax Cachairmen
Dla
Amm Ese Ony Saunas
William ‘Uottman
Suepreme Court
Willian Mirray
Willian I. Folunbee
Charles Hale
Hoosick Falls
Schenectady
Troy Business College
New York State Regents
Patrick P. Sheridan General & Life Insurance — Real Estate
Third St
Cormer
King and River Sts
Troy, H. Y
Chuck Carell
Brunswick Hills
Troy Country Club
Poestenkill
Pattison, Roberts and Sampson, Attorneys
Arthur H. Lofgren
the Real
River Street
Fulton
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