Warren House Gift to Sage College in Troy
W. H. Warren donates his historic residence at 187 Second Street to Russell Sage College. The gift keeps the property on Troy’s tax roll and will be converted into faculty housing once used by the college, with improvements and extensive revamping already completed. The house, built in the pre Civil War era, has a long record of ownership and a ground rent history dating back to 1826.
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Russell Sage College
Renssener County
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Russell Sage] College
City of Troy
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Peter Sharpe
Samuell Gale
John Myers Sai
John M. Griffiths
Moses Feirchild
Nathaniel Church, Jr
Halija Galusha
James §. Knowlson
William Henry Warren
Second Street
William Benny Warsven
Brotherhood Plang Ta Revew Demands Informed by Past Strike
Worcester Mass. Eve Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says the organization will renew some demands that sparked last May’s nationwide railroad strike. He cites time and a half pay scale, Sunday and holiday work premiums, and a wage basis tied to basic hourly rates, while criticizing President Truman’s intervention.
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Worester
Mass
Eve Mae Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Holy Grass College Institute of Industrial Relations
Whitney
Truman
Urges Truman G O P Labor Bill Parley
Washington readers report Republican leaders urge President Truman to accept a labor bill while warning a veto is possible. Senate debate on a broad bill banning the closed shop and curbing unions begins next week. House and Senate negotiators seek a compromise along Senate lines to avoid triggering Truman's veto risk.
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Fen
Alesander Smith
Truman
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Sam
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Huender
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Wil Agrey
Priest Stabbed During Communion at Jesuits Chapel
In New Orleans Rev. James W. Courtney was attacked during Holy Communion. Attacker Don Lewis Laurents, identified by pocket cards and a U S Marine ID, held on aggravated-battery charges. Courtney rushed to Mercy Hospital after being stabbed in the antechamber. condition listed as sane after emergency operation.
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New Orleans
James W. Courtney
Jesuits
Clarence Motineria
Pathert Quartney
Don Lewis Laurents
Houston
Snather
Braymon
Mercy Hospital
Sain
Late Cal Gooldge feared for U S future, widow says
Northampton reports Mrs Grace Coudhue Coolidge spoke at a Smith College conference recounting her late husband President Calvin Coolidge’s worries about World War II and the nation’s direction before his death in 1943. She described him as serious and reticent, noting his silence during tense periods.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Gooldge
End of Helgoland Flattened by Big Blast
Guxhaven Germany report states the southern end of Helgoland a wartime fortress of the German navy has vanished after a 7500 ton blast Fri Gay detonated by a British naval attache off the island. A huge crater appears where the min tunnel fortification stood and a landslide is seen at the southern shore. The harbor lighthouse remains and some upper houses still stand though battered.
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Germany
Helgoland
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Cuxhaven
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Steel Big Three wage pact ends yearlong wage drive
Major steel unions and Big Steel ink a November wage agreement ending a year of strikes by United Steelworkers and United Electrical Workers. The deal sets an overall 23 cent rise and maps a 15 cent base raise across 215000 workers, with adjustments for inequities, vacations, and benefits. Progress followed late night talks between Murray and Stephens, with Detroit set to discuss further.
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Vner Elementa
United Auto Workers
Unitet Eleatrical Workers
Steinworkers
Stevl
Yur Iiner Steel Frms
Big Steel
Murray
John 4. Stephens
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
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United Electrical Workers
General Motors
UAW
Walter Heather
Detroit
Juni- Janlly
King Christian X Dies and Denmark Sees Long Reign Ended
Reported death of King Christian X continues from previous page with details of his illness and the Danish crown’s succession. Regent Frederik XIV appointed earlier in life remains a key figure, while public bulletins draw crowds to the Copenhagen castle. The article recalls Christian X born 1870 at Charlottenborg and enthroned 1910, his wartime restraint, internment by Germans in 1942, and the nation’s somber mood as the end of an era approaches.
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Jin
Minesa
Alrieleen
Hig Aineas
Prederit
Denmark
Christian Wax Atricken
Christian
Frederik
Christaan
Chiristian
Myst
Aljy
Copenhagen
Tineh Christaan
Charlottenborg
Lauhee
Prederik Vou
Ist
Sorgenth Castle
Hem
Hudson Valley Teachers Meet in French Language Event
Roy Mosher and Vincent Guilleton lead a meeting of the Hudson Valley Branch of the American Association of French Teachers at Emma Willard School. The day includes a 10 30 am start, luncheon at Kellar Hall, a 1 36 pm talk, a 3 30 pm French festival tour, and a closing discussion on The Place of Modern Languages in the Careered field.
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Roy £. Mosher
New York State
Vincent Guillelon
Gromweoy
Shut College
Budden Valley
American Association of Venuhera
Kellar Hall
Emma Willard
Alne Wellington
Moshers
Frei
Kmina Wile Lord
Guillotany
Carerbulin
Moshe Holden
Syracuse University
Praster
Middlebury College
M Guilleton
University of Page
Royal figure Fredevils plays key diplomatic role
A cabinet meeting marks Fredevils release from duties as a leading diplomat born in 189M. He is noted for travel with Crown Princess Ingrid and visits to the United States with President Roosevelt. He helped draft constitutional amendments expanding royal powers and women’s rights.
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Fredevils
Amalienbore
Cabinet Council
Frads'wik
Phone Strikers Picket Own Homes In Biotwaket
A garbled report describes workers picketing at their homes during a strike in Biotwaket Minnesota. It mentions Helan, Tex Helan, and a chief operator named Mew Helen Parkek overseeing activity. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Biotwaket
Tex Helan
Janie
Helen Parkek
Dior
Two Men Killed In Illinois Central Train Crash
Two men die when a Illinois Central train derails in Champaign. Ambulances and Champaign medical team respond quickly as cars and track debris cause a wreck. Officials note it is the nation’s eighth such accident in 30 days with the previous incident in April involving the Santa Fe line at Rowton.
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Pierenges
Ximbaiden
Howe
Valle
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