Burg Church Group Plans Breakfast
Clement al Tanda assistant pastor of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany and a devout vegan will deliver the principal address at the Holy Name Society breakfast at Germania Malt on Mothers Day May 10. Father Handron, ordained at the North American College in Rome, served as assistant pastor at multiple Albany area churches and hospital chaplains before returning to the United States in 1958. The Holy Name Society, led by Thomas Be Tally, plans a large turnout with male parishioners receiving Holy Communion together. a larger committee met and added members for the event, with a special committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Clement al Tanda
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of
Albany
Contmunion
Attuustine
Holy Name Society
Germania
Sandsy
Parker Handron
St. Peter's School
Catholic Central
Hfigh
Charles, College
Cantonsville
Dhl
Rome
Italy
Church of the Twelve Apostles
Father Jlundvon
Pontifical Ghegoriya University
Rone
Father Handron
United States
St. Anthony's Church
St. Pitrick’s Church
Catskill
Church of St. Theresa of Avila
Father Wandron
Albany Hospital
St. Peter's Hapital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Meiy
St. Peter's School of Nogeings
Handron
Clement J. Handrom
Thomas
Be Tally
Edward Babwik
John J. Burns
John Carella
Thomas Chain Sr
William J. Towd
Joseph Fanning
John J. Karrigan
William Helerich Jr
John Tollmatty
Paul Sealman
Willis, Mcfonaugh
Walter Manny
Michael J. Mulcahy
Richard Mycott
Elmer Shage
At & Pn
Rites Held For Sailor Crash Victim Baker
Funeral services were held for Navy seaman Robert E. Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Baker of Crescent, killed when he was thrown from a car into the Mohawk River near Cohoes Crescent. The 9 am service at A G Boivin Sons Funeral Home was followed by Mass at 9 30 am at St Marys Church Crescent with a regimental tribute. Navy representation included Cmdr George J Eckert at the Troy Recruiting Office and Seaman Joseph LaValley of Troy aboard USS Varma. Burial at St Marys Cemetery Waterford concluded rites with prayers and a visit to the funeral home by relatives including Mrs John LaQiccia and children of Pasadena California.
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Francis J. Mullen
St. Patrick's Church
Cohoes
Edward W. Hinkle
St Mary's Church
Dorothy Arpin
America
Navy
Cmdi
George J. Eckert
Troy
USS
Varma
Baker
Joseph LaValley
Robert Baker
Franklin DeVoe
Paul Knight
William Mosse
Timothy Reed
Henry Villeneuve
Father Winkie
St. Mary's Cemetery
Waterford
Babe Ruth League Plans Tag Days This Week
Babe Ruth League schedules tag days this week to raise funds for a new delinquent use project started last year. League president Jose McClellan notes money will aid the completion of a gym at One new Del. James Lorin Sita chairs a committee aiding business district distribution in the city. A meeting of league bars will be held to issue final instructions. Booster tickets returns are to be made then.
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Honmtrow
Sohtroy
Jose McClellan
James Lorin Sita
Ds Dribute
Lela Lot Tay
St. Joseph's
Sage Selects Summer School Instructors
Cp George J Speirs director of the summer sessions at Russell Sage College announces the appointment of instructors for the special teachers inter-sessions. Raphael K Shuehes of Tatafon Minox will teach a seminar in teaching the mentally retarded and Grace K Sulliff of Albany will supervise practice teaching for the same group. Both classes meet at School 21 Clinton Avenue Albany where special equipment for teaching the mentally handicapped is available.
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George J. Speirs
Russell Sage College
Grace K. Sulliff
Pine ‘Ave
Albany
Clinton Avenue
Whele
Three Troy Police Officers to Retire May First
Three veteran Troy police officers Walter Swan James Kelly and John Delehanty will retire on May 1 per a Public Safety confirmation. Dunn and Madden announced the retirements noting long service with the Traffic Bureau and department since the 1920s to 1940s.
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Wiree Veterin
Troy
Dupuctinoutch Sellege
Yeullh
Walter C. Swan
K. Kelly
Patvativen
John B. Delehanty
Conninls
Sober of
Public Safety
James A. Madden
Dunn
Bern
Try
Trafic
Punishment Bill Rejected by Rockefeller
Governor Rockefeller rejects a proposal to remove corporal punishment from schools and place discretion with local boards. He argues state overreach harms discipline and that teachers need authority to correct pupils. The bill, from the era, drew opposition to centralized control over school discipline.
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Rockefeller
Lam
Wrate
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Childin
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Fashion Corner
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