Regents move to bar subversives from public school jobs
New York Regents approve a Feinberg Act inspired measure to study procedures to bar members of subversive groups from state school employment. A special committee will report next month on implementation while Regents coordinate with Attorney General and federal agencies as needed. Governor Dewey signed the bill after legislative passage amid constitutional debate.
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York
Leward
William J. Jaelin
Yonkers
Board of Regents
Feinberg
Dewey
Judge Noonan to head Knights of Columbus dinner event
Watervliet City Judge William Noonan will be the principal speaker at a Monday night dinner and reception for new members at Sehaick Island Country Club. Robert Hanlon serves as toastmaster with Anthony Pondillo as general chairman and a committee coordinating the program and entertainment.
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William &. Noonan
Watervliet
Ven Sehaick Island Country Club
Cohoes Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Robert G. Hanlon
Anthony J. Pondillo' i
Wiliam J. Briers
William Yes
John J. Kenney
James A. McManus
Raymond J. Coutu
Harry W. Marra
Wesler J. Duffy
Fred J. Bouchard
Sermont Topics At Colices First Methodist Rev Clarence Hoch
Sunday services and sermons listed for multiple churches including First Methodist with Rev Arthur Mi lecturing on Dreams and Visions at 10:30 am and 11:45 am Sunday School. First Baptist with Rev George McElvein delivering a Strange Authority sermon at 11:00 am and youth activities at noon. Reformed with Rev Blekkink and speaker Robert McAuley of Troy at 10:30 am Worship and 11:45 am Sunday School. Presbyterian with Rev George Cole of Ravena delivering I Am Not Worthy at 11 am and 10 am Sunday School. Balvadon Army with Capt Winnie Wilkolaski hosting holiness meeting and open air prayer events.
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Clarence L. Hoch
Ron
Russell Gage College
Troy
Tople
First Baptist
George F. McElvein
St. James
Earl C. Fryer
Victor J. Blekkink
Robert McAuley
Presbyterian
George A. Cole
Ravena
Boght
Maurice R. Snyder
Salvation Service
Brig
Fred O'Neil
O'Neil
Albany
Local Attorney Will Address Manor Unity Meeting
Local attorney J Gordon Tabner will speak at a Manor Unity meeting of the Albany County Home Bureau at the Cohoes YWCA on Mohawk Street Thursday night May 5. Officers will be elected, and plans outlined for an installation banquet and future prospects. The session will be presided by Mrs. Clayton A Wandell. A meeting slated for next week has been canceled and work sessions will resume after the May 5 gathering.
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J. Gordon Tabner
Manor Unity
Albany County Home Bureau
Cohoes Young Women's Christian Agaptiation
Mohawk Street
Clayton A. Wandell
Plana
Schaghticoke
Cohoes Masonic Temple
Mra
Gertrude Newland Ies
Cohoes
Ansell D. Carpenter
Death of Geush Linked to Heart Ailment
Ringsted death following an autopsy by Dr A M Bresatt and physician Corner J Gregory Nealon shows heart ailment as cause. Born Thorndyke Mass Mr Geush lived in Comp en until death with survivors including wife Sophia Busta and children John Bargiel Jeak Men Frank Ronlowset and Victor Goush. Funeral Monday with service at St Michaels Church and burial at St Michael's Cemetery Waterford.
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Ringsted sMtreet
Coboes
A. M. Bresatt Corveer
Corner J. Gregory Nealon
Vincent Tote
John. Bargiel
Frank Ronlowset
Howard Champotik
Edward Witko
Victor Goush
St Michael's Church
Tate
Michael's
Mass Schedules for Area Parishes in Cohoes
Sacred Heart St Michael s St Marie s Joseph s and others list mass timings led by Rev. Raymond J. Robert Rev Valentine Gierlacki Rev Arthur J Reilly Rev Adrien J Bechara Rev Joseph H Pelletier Rev Joseph A Franklin Rev Thomas J Curley and Rev Michel Martek Lee among priests. Low masses range early morning with several high masses and children's masses noted across locations in Cohoes and nearby churches.
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St. Michael's
Valentine Gierlacki
Rlten
Arthur J. Reilly
Low Mase
St Marie's
Adrien J. Bechara
Low Mapens
Joseph's
Joseph H. Pelletier
Manen
Aigh
R. Agnes
Joseph A. Franklin
Peter's
Peele Cherch
Michel
Martek Lee
St Bernard's
Wilam P. Breanaz
Reformed Church Observes Laymen's Day Tomorrow
The Reformed Church at Conoes will observe Laymen's Day tomorrow. Men of the congregation will assemble for worship at 8:30 PM. An address will be delivered by Mubert MacAaley of Troy.
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Reformed Church
Conoes
Tweed Smhee
Mubert MacAaley
Troy
Moose Lodge Initiates 100 Candidates in Local Ritual
Initiation ceremonies for 100 candidates from Cohoes and Troy Moose Lodges are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Cohoes Moose headquarters on Ontario Street. The Cohoes Degree team leads the ritual with Earl Brack th governor and others. A supper follows until 7 p.m. John Clairmonts orchestra will provide dancing music from 8 to 12 p.m. The Moose membership drive continues to May 5, chaired by Joseph Simard.
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Cohoes
Troy
Moose
Ontario Street
Earl Brackth
Joseph Simard
Larry Hebert
Roland Bellerose
Clarence Nallor
Urbain Trembley
Francis Narbon
John Clairmont
James Bracken
John i Claimont
Siid
Hi Lo Winners Named By Beth Jacob Group
Corneliun Epatein and Stanley Weiss led the Hi Lo tournament with 1004 total in the Broth erhood Beth Jacob League at Cohoes Bowling Center. Runners up were Stanley Rubel and Arthur Rautman 962 and Maurice Z Carr with Jack Miner 960.
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Corneliun Epatein
Stanley Weiss
Cohoes
Stanley Rubel
Arthur Rautman
Maurice Z. Carr
Jack Miner
Eric Tofte
Jack Caml
Marvin Weiss
John Rosbowom
Flist
Stanley Weian
Sam Cramer
Seymour Kaufman
League
Dinty
Two Couples In Family Note Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Robert Bellerose of 98 Breslin Avenue Cohoes hosted a family dinner Thursday for the fortieth wedding anniversary of his parents Mr and Mrs Esdras Bellerose of 62 First Street and the fifteenth wedding anniversary of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Eugene Bellerose of 12 Artington Road. Guests joined the family for an attractively set table and two large wedding cakes. Bathas Bellerose, formerly operator at the Cohpex Welling Works, retired two years ago.
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Robert Bellerose
Breslin Avenue
Cohoes
Esdras Bellerose
First Street
Eugene Bellerose
Artington Road
Bathas Bellerose
Cohpex Welling Works
Firemen Answer Two Alarms In Cohoes Shed Fire
Firefighters battled a shed blaze behind 77 Egbert Street Cohoes used as a clubhouse by two boys. The first alarm from Box 14 at Reservoir and Division Streets arrived shortly after 10 pm Thursday and crews remained about 45 minutes. A later alarm from Box 416 at James and Jefferson Streets found no active fire.
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Egbert Street
Cohoes
Reservoir
Division Streets
James and
Jefferson
Fine Suspended For Cohoes Disorderly Conduct
Mrs. Julia Cross of 252 Remsen Street Cohoes was fined 84 for disorderly conduct after a boundary line dispute with Dr. Harry W. Marra of 70 Remsen Street. Judge Frank L. Brandt suspended the fine on good behavior as Cross was found guilty. Marra’s assault charge and Cross’s countercharge were dismissed.
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Julia Cross
Remsen Street
Cohoes
Cohoces
Frank L. Brandt
Cross
Harry W. Marra
Catholic Vets Plan Memorial Day Activities in Waterford
Catholic War Veterans of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima Post meet in St. Joseph's Hall Cohoes to organize Memorial Day mass at St. Joseph's Cemetery Waterford and grave decorations by post members. Committee includes Arthur Duchesse Rev Harvey Desautela and George Piche. Twelve members to attend New York state convention April 23 24.
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Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima
St. Joseph's Hall
Coheen
Arthur Duchesse
Harvey Desautela
George Piche
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Post
South Troy Post VFW Installs New Official Staff
Newly elected officers were installed at joint ceremonies by South Troy Post VFW and its auxiliary at 24 Thin Street. Joseph M. Hamxnes was named commander and John M. Walsh senior vice commander, with Frank Ryne junior vice commander and others filling key posts. The auxiliary seated Mrs. Halen Ryan as president and named a slate of officers and color bearers.
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South Troy Post
V.F.W
Thin Street
Joseph M. Hamxnes
John M. Walsh
Frank Ryne
E. Murray McArdle
John J. Collins
Edward A. Fitngerals
Robert A. Boyle
J. Kenneth Feiden
Carl J. Yurack
John J. Bond
Frederick J. Douglaas
Department
Watervliet Arsen
Halen Ryan
Carmel Bell
Joan F. Hayes
Mira Mary KE. Campion
Trenepurer
Anca Waters
Mins
British Wheat Harvest May Mies 1949 Aim
British farmers face a shortfall in the 1949 spring wheat crop. Experts report England and Wales will plant about 2.34 million acres to reach government targets, with East Anglian farmers noting the world demand is modest and achieving the goal is unlikely.
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Bury St Edmunds England
England
Wales
East Anglia
Peist
Voznesensky Believed Fired By Politburo
New evidence from Moscow indicates the Soviet Politburo dismissed Nikolai Voznesensky, head of the Russian Planning Commission, in the shakeup that also removed Molotov as foreign minister. Dispatches omit his name from Politburo delegations and lists, suggesting demotion or firing amid tightened censorship.
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Moscow
Fusdin
Bes
Thin
Nikolai A. Vosnesanohy
Russian Planning Commission
V. M. Molotov
Volnesensky
Soviet Trades Union Congress
Kremlin
Vosnesensky
Politburo
Ad ‘Vinera
Stalin
T Molotov
A. I. Mikoyan
G. M. Malenkov
L. P. Beria
K. B. Voroshilov
A. A. Andreyev
L. M. Kaganovich
Khrushchev
N. M. Shverhik
N. A. Guiganin
A. N. Kosygin
Molotov
Mikoyan
Russia
Death of David Trank Shocks Upstate Community
David Trank aged 75 was found dead in his Lansinge burg home after being reported by his granddaughter Mrs Harry Gillis. Coroner ruled natural causes. Funeral planned private at Mason Chapel with interment at Onde wood Cemetery. Officers and local ministers attended the service. Survived by two sons David and James Trank and sister Mrs Della Canova.
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David ‘Trank
Lansingeburg
Arthur Quinlan
Paul Spenard
Harry Gillis
Mra. Gills
David A.ite
James Trenk
Mra. Della Canova
Troy
Joseph F. Trank
Mason
Second Avenue
Reve Royal B. Fishbeck
St Mark's Methodist Church
Ondewood Cemetery
Southpaws Get Break in Denver Bank Offer
The United States National Bank of Denver offers left handed customers a checkbook crafted for their use with reversed hand compatibility to match right handed versions, a feature hailed as a customer pleasing adaptation.
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Denver U
The
United States National Bank of Denver
Age Does Not Wither In New Jersey Maple Tapping
Everett E. Blanchard 85 continues a 70 year maple tapping streak in Washington New Jersey tending 700 trees for maple syrup. He still attends the annual town meeting for the fourth year.
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Washington, N. J
Everett E. Blanchard
Blanchard
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