Truman Pays Tribute To Hull In Ceremony At Maryland Hospital
President Truman honored Cordell Hull with the Medal of Merit in a brief ceremony at a Maryland hospital. Hull, praised as a key architect of U.N. foundations and U.S. diplomatic effort, was lauded for decades of service from secretary of state through the prewar and postwar era. The speech highlighted Hull’s role in peacetime diplomacy and the good neighbor policy in the Western Hemisphere.
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Hothesda Mival Hospital
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Pearl Harbor
United States
Maryland
Fragmentary President meeting with Mrs Hull scene
Fragmentary OCR describes a handshake with Mrs Hull and a president pinning a medal on Hull, followed by a brief exchange and a discussion with two others. Names and places are unreadable due to damaged text, leaving core actions as a ceremonial encounter.
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Hull
Alumni Minstrel Show Planned by Catholic Central High
The Catholic Central High School Alumni Association outlined an April 30 and May event at St Marys Hall. Ray mond M. Shingtuessy and Miss Maise Grattan named co chairs for ushers, with Rev. T Gerald Mulqueen reporting on reserved seals. Committees for gemintiaton break Grit June and alumni reception for graduates were formed, while the seniors of Catholic Dental Highs Kool presented a play titled She Inish Frolin.
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Catholic Central High School Alumni Association
Raymond M. Shingtuessy
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Maise Grattan
William Lamb
Transfer of Justice Case to New Magistrate in Schodack
Herbert K Hamm signed an order transferring Justice George Lush of Schodack to oversee the case of Prank W Smith, 40 Clif Stivet Renssalaer, charged with driving while intoxicated. The court appearance was Feb 23, with a transfer of a $107 bond to the newly assigned magistrate.
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Herbert K. Hamm
George Lush
Schodack
W. Smith
Renssalaer
Glent
Cook
Beenus Conk
Fish
Albany Bank Names Two Men to Staff Board
Two men were named to the board of the Nations Savings Bank in Albany yesterday. W Sherman, president, was named to the board, with Frank L Carl named auditor. The appointments also list residents of Greenbush and LeMami as part of the new staff roles.
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Adirondack Foundeyes and Steel
Adirondack Tron Co
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Londonvilly
Frank 1. Carl
Ena Iselaar
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Lemmi
Contested Foreign Policy Debate Spurs Congressional Actions
Amid a charged political climate, lawmakers debated responses to foreign policy provocations abroad. Benatar and Wallace drew sharp criticism as Congress considered swift passage of legislation to counter totalitarian expansion, with White House officials signaling readiness for decisive measures.
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House Foreign Affairs
Jackson Fears German Drift Toward Communism
New York judge criticizes complacent views on German politics as he urges vigilance against Nazi and Communist influence. He warns that German reforms may lead to democracy only after drastic changes in individual and collective behavior, urging Americans to resist complacency and support a strong stance against totalitarian ideologies.
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Dress Rehearsal Set For Benefit Play
Dress rehearsal for the Drama Society's production of The Little Fuses to benefit the Boy's Department of the M. G. Als will be held Tuesday. Alma Snyder, president, announced last minute changes with John R. Nichol replacing Charles B Mitchell as Osaa. Three new members joined: Robert Buss, Edith Magralt, and Miley Pasrers Ryan. The group will repeat Speig's production of Who's Here at end of April in Walonined.
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Misa Alma Snyder
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Jolin R. Nichol
Charles B Mitchell
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Edith Magralt
Miley Pas Rers Ryan
Speig
Glens Falls Dentist Dr McNulty Dies at Home
Dr Thomas E McNulty a Glens Falls dentist and former commander of Glens Falls American Legion died suddenly yesterday at his home 12 Webster Avenue. Found by a shaken and only survivor Sheldon McNally his assistant sports editor for the Glens Falls Post Star. Funeral services will be tomorrow morning.
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Ronmander
Glens Walls
American Legion
Dye
Matety
Webster Avenue
McNully
Sheldon McNally
Green Island church changes service time and conference travel
Rev Fred C Bennett announced Sunday morning that the Green Island Methodist service has moved to 8 00 am The change aims to permit members to attend the annual conference at Saratoga Springs The Vagabond Club will host a steak supper Saturday at 9 00 pm on George Street Post and American Legion activities follow with a meeting of Leonard Curtin Post tomorrow at 6 30 pm and a weekly social at the ball tonight at 8 30 pm Stephen Choppy of Green Island was fined 2 in Albany Recorder's Court for speeding.
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Bel Mide
Vay Inilice
Sir. Singleton
James Potato
Douglas Rivers
Post
Legenard Curtin Post
American Legion
Grard Island
Wheliam H. Shayne
Chungea
Mays
Stephen Choppy
Albany Recorder’s Court
Will Compete in Square Dance Event in May
A square dance at the A-H Club for winners from counties in the Eastern New York District is set for May 30 to 31 at the Alpine camp. The executive committee meeting announced the event and other actions include committee appointments and reports on membership drive, federation meeting, and Capitol Day.
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New York
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Tne
Ned Butler
Broadwell
Doris E. Cooper
Allied leaders debate postwar Germany terms at Big Four talks
Marshall and Soviet minister clash over reparations and disarmament as they press for German peace. France backs the American draft but warns security must guide all agreements. The United States proposes a baseline plan while delegations consider Russian amendments and possible future committees.
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Lis Daft
Police Plan For Breakfast Event and Health Clinics
Police plan a breakfast event with Acting Police Judge Thorns J O'Conner as toastmaster for the Troy Benevolent and Protective Association Mothers Day gathering on May 11. The event includes breakfast at Central Pole Station, with Mahl speakers and a procession to St John Choven for a Mass. Health clinics will be held tomorrow at Center Brunswick District School and Cropseyiille School. vaccination urged for children and adults, with a fire at a vacant Lyoslary building under investigation.
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Troy Pullen Benevolent
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Vegetar
Association
Central Pole Station
Joseph F. Walsh
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Patie
Polier
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Hendrick Kadson
Molaurvele
Willan L. Hewley
Hie Biedietast
Conmairice
Frank J. Hahn
Brunswick
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Cropseyiille
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Betts Coungis
Past Noble Grands Will Hold Session
The Past Noble Grands Agsacia Finn of Brasselaer District Odd Aeflows will preside at a session in Hill, Rots Iseliot with Walter W. Mbright directing. They will elect officers including deputy, master, and secretary treasurer, with oath of office for eligible members. The district covers six judges in Troy area.
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New York Dental Society Names Hinn Secretary
A revised report states Dr Navid EB Hinn of Albany was named secretary of the Dental Society for New York. The event occurred yesterday during a semiannual meeting attended by Dr Frank Walch of Troy who urged health improvements and board representation for practicing dentists.
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Secreta Aurer
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Albany
Anacher Troy
Frank Walch
Cummins
Community Sale Weekend Fundraisers and Gatherings
Last Side A sale of home baked food will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. in Mountain View Volumbnr Tom House. Mrs Roy H Riotan and Mrs Difford Lagerty are chairmen in charge. A meeting of York wets Hagbedn was called for Lamartatw JAC L pune to complete arrangements. Confection with the sale includes hot dogs and pup. Tea towels and knitted squares support Camp Biwanis summer programs. Mrs Gaylord Belien supervised knitting for Red Cross. Guests at 16 Jossa Coit include Mrs McNamea’s cousins from New York.
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Saenpann College
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New York
Berayze
NeNamag
Julia Lacey
Junior Chamber Discusses City Cleanup Campaign
A Troy Chamber of Commerce led effort titled Keep Troy Clean plans a city cleanup next month. A council committee workspace in the chamber office will meet with city officials this afternoon to map campaign details. Local merchants are expected to donate resources and support.
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Troy
Wynantskill PTA Round Table on Democratic Loyalty
Wynantskill Parent Teacher Association holds a round table Friday at 8 pm in the school. Kenneth Doyle Joy High School principal will lead a discussion on fostering parental and student loyalty to democratic tenets. Eighth grade pupils, Fred Gardner, periodical staff, and faculty will participate with refreshments served.
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Kenneth Doyle
Joy Ligh
Aiinclpah
Fred
Gardner
Apparatus Responds to Multiple Grass Fires in Troy
Fire units were summoned for four grass fires in Troy yesterday. At 1:20 p.m. pumper Might extinguished a blaze near Howde Avenue. Pumper Fourcie tackled a fire at Hoosick and Twenty fourth Street. Pumper Thrae put out a blaze at Lincoln and Frnnele Streets at 6:38 p.m. Pumper Wight cleared another fire at Hutton and Nineteenth Streets at 6:40 p.m.
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Ong
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Hoosick
Thrae
Tancoln
Frnnele
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