Bridges testifies on Communist status and passport questions
Congressman Bridges faced a Senate subcommittee seeking answers on his past Communist ties while applying for a passport to travel to Europe. He cited five court rulings denying his affiliation and refused to answer whether he was ever a Communist, claiming no rule compelled such disclosure. Chairman Walter defended the committee’s scrutiny, stating witnesses are not summoned capriciously and suggesting sympathetic figures could move freely while denying blanket access to Communist agents and sympathizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esleincaminaien
Asec
Europe
Isso
Callot
Bridges
Communist Oy
Supreme Court
Francis E. Walte
D-Pa
Walter
Upstate Court Hears Two Auto Suits in Warren County
Two jury trials were heard in Warren County Supreme Court before Justice Paul D Graves. The first suit involves Miss Sylvia Raymond and her father Herbert Raymond against Ti Inc and W W Pas ter arising from a July 45 1857 auto crash near Friends Lake that injured Sylvia. The second case, continued, concerns Mrs Martha Herman and Barney Ferrante in a Brooklin Brooklyn collision on July 3 1957 resulting in permanent neck injuries to Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Conny Supreme Court
Lake George
Supreme Court
Paul D. Graves
Goverment
Sylvia Raymond
Herbert Raymond
North
Ti Inc
Ionderaga| Aul
Frasier
Tivonderoga Convere
Murphy Lanner Yard
Frienda Lake
Raymond
Brooklin
Martha Herman
Botland Landing
Brooklyn
Francis Pasquale
Julia Stanzione
Tabby Town X Sursery School
Barney Ferrantes
Herman
Ferrante
Gausi
Kennedy labor bill faces fight over Taft Hartley changes
Senators clash over amendments to the Kennedy labor bill aiming to curb strike tactics and racketeering. Ervin and McClellan back separate amendments while GOP leaders push to keep Taft Hartley provisions intact and avoid widening the bill. The debate highlights party and regional divides as votes test the measure's path to passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McClellan
Senate
Rachels Committee
Erwin
North
Kennedy
Baker
Tal Harteley
Evein
Palay
Bryit
Aplcag
Valtellarles
Thoravisinos
Smviker
Bie
Lry
GOP
Dark Son
Wats
Ervin
Gos
Barry Gold- Water
Lariz
Bill Chan
Hevter Viewed as Possible Eisenhower Aide in 1956
The Senate heard debate on foreign policy with Morse and Fulbright voicing concern that a Berter selection would give Congress a real say. The discussion touched on Russia and the dangers of a preventive war while noting Hevter’s long service and health questions after an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Morse
Senate
Sen
J. Willian Fulbright
O-Ark
Rupe
Berter
Congress
Dulles
Hevter
Furmer
Fias Seritd Ag
Missauhusetts
Youse Pide Harold Jr. Slassen
Jessie Vine
Stile Push
Leon
Fisenhower
AL Vbal
Hevler
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Farm Income Outlook Shows Potential Uplift Amid Recession Signs
The Agriculture Department notes possible farm income reaching 474 billion within the current eighteen month span if trends hold. It cites solid progress, rising general business activity, and external income sources offsetting income declines from farming as consumer prices drift lower and industrial job gains persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HMR
Armiture Department
Convicts escape and seize fishing pier standoff
Two young convicts William D. Werner and Billy Joe Wright, both 24 and 26, escape from a prison quarry near Trinity and Fresno counties. They abduct Mrs. Geishwend and Harrison, threaten with knives, and elude coastal guards and a helicopter as a crowd watches. The pair demand to take Mrs. Geishwend to a car for a ten minute head start. All three are unharmed, and officials report a tense, drawn out confrontation on a San Francisco Bay pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Werner
Billy Joe Wright
Harrison
Dickson
Wright
Werner
Trinity
Fresno
Merced
Vali
Privan
Gsehiyend
Lowse
Gsehe
Gsehscend
Coast Guard
San [Actin Point
San Francisco Bay
San Danuel Bays
Morrison
Gsekiwend
Fane
Voc
Weissich
Gas and electric line upgrades announced for Mohawk division
Niagara Mohawk plans total investments of about 2.1 million dollars for new electrical facilities and 2.35 million dollars for a mural gas distribution on Mohawk division. The city district Albany area extension includes lines in Elgmere Crum Kill Estates Colonie Town Manor Del nar Fueled Avenue East Steenbush and a Winch main extending from the Niagara Mohawk plant in Nor Albany to Columbia Steel.
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Johnson
Slate Street
River
Tih Avenue
Pawiing Avenue
Sprig
Collins Avenues
Ly Cohoes
Calwubia
Simons
Beiford
Chuvch
Vuel
Manor Avenue
Rolinson
Niagara Mohawk
New York
Rensselaer Sounly
Albany
Hasis
Elgmere
Crum Kill Estates
Colonie
Town Manor
Delnar
Fueled Avenue
East Steenbush
Nori Albany
Columbia Steeel
Deaths in Several Vermont and New York Obituaries
An obituary list notes Amerale John B. Baer 63 former Candlelight of Saratoga Springs and Greenfield Village Inn owner died in Charlotte with survivors including two sons William Baer and John Baer. Other obituaries celebrate Mrs. Benjamin Wulett 82 of Shaftsbury and Miss Kathleen Murray of Bennington both with church services and interment planned. a string of funeral notices for Mrs. Leo Speck Mrs. Andrews Thomas Andrews and Mrs. Josephine Schlomberg follow with services across Bennington and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Baer
Doh P. Baer
Saratoga Springs
Greenfield Village
Greenfield
Burke Panera
Siva' Springs
Greenridge
Satalagat Sothiga
Charlotte
John NM. Baer Jy
Willon Ant
William Baer
Collinsville
Cont
Beulal Baer
Funeral notices and obituaries from Whitehall area
The text records multiple funeral services and obituaries. It notes the funeral of Daniel Wilson, a retired caretaker, held at Gibson Funeral Home in Whitehall with Rev. A J Ganoung officiating and interment at Greenmount Cemetery. It lists David Patenaude, 81, who died at St Marys Hospital and will be buried from Fonda Funeral Home, River Street, with daughter Ruby Fas among survivors. It also covers the funeral of Mrs Lila Rasmussen officiated by Paul Martin at Mason Funeral Home.
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Genthner
Fred. B .Genthner
Tibbits Ave
A. R. Tox & Son
Congress
George Robinson
Tri Methodiist Church
Oakwood Comerty
Robinson
Willian H. Frear & Co
Hinsdale Free
Ure Centre ML
Ida
Mill
iJohn A. Manning Paper Co
Trinity Methodist Church
Kathleen I. Murray
Kathrees
Murray
Bennington
Volein Optics
Rove
Record
Mahay
St. Francis de Sales Church
Janes Engle
Abbany Hospital
Joli Fermoniy
Robert Cone
Eve Jone Suurtifle
Howat Manley
Mantchester
Father Engle
Tobin Docking Co
Albany
Miss Murray
Parklawn
Thomas Andrews
Fonda
River SL
James Bagley
Grace Methodist Church
Seere
Lorment
Oakwood Cemetery
Bagley
Schlomberg
Josephine Schl
Daniel Wilson
Whitehall Playground
Inj Dludson Parls
Aum
Dillson
Whitehall
Atev
A. J. Ganoung
First Baptist
Whiterhall
Olielating
Greenmount Cemetery
David Patenanis
David Patenaude
St. Mary's Hospital
Patenaude
Ruby Fas
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fonda Mapueral Mome
River St
Ross
Lila ¥. Rasmussen
Mason Feneral
119Th Street
Arch Avenue
Paul Martin
First Church of Christ
Watches Stolen From Saul's Mens Glove Store
A burglary on North street Bennington Vermont saw 24 wrist watches and clothing stolen from Saul Miller’s shop. The break in occurred late Monday night or early Tuesday, with a heavy steel back door pried and part of the door frame loosened. Clothes were scattered. owners note the pants and shirts were of a distinctive size. No other merchandise was taken.
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Saul
North Street
Bennington
Wad
Saul Miller
Waterford merger approval prompts district vote plan
The State Commissioner of Education has approved Waterford’s proposed merger with Lansleyburg, triggering a district by district vote. If approved, current boards dissolve and new single boards form. protests arose from both Waterford districts, and meeting remarks covered joint consideration and a service schedule led by church leaders.
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Rensselaer County
Lansleyburg
Waterford
Monealion
James Alien
Howesnp
Educaion
Balldteasting
Conference Session At St Pauls United Church
Conference continues with Dr Carl Hermann Voss of Sara toga Springs speaking on how we communicate the churchs mission and association. A discussion follows. Saturday installs new association officers and completes business. Armenian Congregational Church women serve lunch at 12 30 p.m. Session at 1 30 p.m. features Dr Howard E L message.
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Reinke
Blooming Grave
Chinch
Milvan Renjilian
Charles — Babolan
Avineniand Congregational Church
Richard N. Clewell
St. Paullc United Church of Christ
Pam
St. Paul's United Church
Carl Hermann Voss
New England
Congregational Church
Saratoga Springs
Mrs Dehler Reelected Auxiliary President
Mrs Dehler was reelected president of the women’s auxiliary of the Troy Typographical Union at a meeting last night at The Lenitrick ad i. Also reelected were Mrs Vier as president Malloy, Julia Dubransky and Mrs Fran tary treasurer. An installation dinner was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Dehlier
Troy Typographical Union
Lenitrick
Ad i
Vier
Malloy
Secre
Julia Dubransky
Frantary-treasurinal Plang
Doan's Pills Promise Quick Backache Relief
A garbled ad style passage touts Doan's Pills as rapid relief for nagging backache tied to emotional tension and daily pressures. It mentions easing irritation and aiding sleep, promising savings with a daily dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronn
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Upstate
Herter
Power Firm
Amerale
Benjamin Mulell
Benjamin Wulett
Perent
Shafisbury
Mary Jimany
Howe
Arlington, Vi
Antwine Wand
Martha Partlow Sharkey
Libbie Sharkey
Taconic Grange
Martha Hillard
Manchester Depot
Ruby Montgomery
Sawitt Shaftsbury
Ibert Hilett
South Shaftsbury
Walbridge
Benningston
Ree
Edgar Sy. Johnsing
Nastor
Manchester Center
Baptish Church
Corfer Shaftsbury Cemetery
TOF
Uiioh Shere
Chevy Shaw
Cere
Adyele
Abc-Tv
Tangie
Chevro Tevrolet
Berg
Chevrolet
Chevy
Beavers
Rudolph
Selous Fenhele
Exwil J. Wangeh
Per Seibert
Donald G. Bert
Talerment van Dn St. Dea
Troy
J Sulwarts
Moris Dwyer
Iso
Rebe- Manning Co
Wosh Burstead, Inc
Wilson
Feiden
Herth
W. H. Bumstead, Inc
Congress ST
Sixth Ave
Troy, N
Ashley
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