Fausth Quarterly Conference Elects Officers at Pyrat Church
At the Fausth Quarterly Conference held at Pyrat Methodist Church, Rev Tavrance Fo Ogden presided. New board of trustees members are Charles T. Reve Benjamin F. Cox and Haro M Ferris for three years. Honorary stewards and commission chairs were also named, with numerous officers listed. Annual reports note building renovations and increased membership as key results.
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Tavrance Fo Ogden
Charles T. Reve
Benjamin F. Cox
Haro M Ferris
Ther
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Gilbert Daigneault
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Deanery Meeting Plans Albany Diocesan Conven tion
The deanery continues business prep for the diocesan convention in Albany in October. Women will hear reports on their year’s work, elect officers including a three year president, secretary and treasurer, and receive a Message of Inspiration. A noon box luncheon precedes a Bishop Berry address and installation of new rural dean officers. An Episcopal Church film titled The Frontier Toa will be shown.
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Uneker
Howard Cammack
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Americs
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Alan Digvese
Ocesan
Alden W. Crandell
Reiily
UTO
Miami Beach
Florida
Mrs Doe Named President Of Cohoes Rainbow Bowling League
Mildred Doe has been named president of the Cohoes Rainbow Bowling League for next season. New officers include Mrs Jeannette Carpeer as vice president and Mrs Mice Chagnon as treasurer. They were announced after the league's annual tournament at Cohoes Bowling Arena. Installation and a banquest at Dieda Inn Averill Park Saturday night will honor past awards and feature entertainment directed by Mrs Patricia Moreis and Mrs Joan Bisnett.
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Cohoes
Jeannette Carpeer
Mice Chagnon
Gecrerors
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Patricia Moreis
Joan Bisnett
US Allies May Shift to Economic Weapons in World Domination Drive
Press reports quote Al McElroy asserting that the United States and allies could persuade Soviet bloc states to pivot toward economic measures, while noting Soviet output growth. he claims the US holds overall capability to deliver high potency weapons on target and remains the strongest air striking force with vast bomber and carrier-based aircraft, ready to maintain alert status to deter any attack.
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Brown Takes Auto Bureau Assignment
Thomas H. Brown of Troy was sworn in as deputy commissioner of motor vehicles and will lead the safety division. He resigns his Rensselaer County Assembly seat, with a one year term to be filled in November. Deputy Commissioner Donald Young of Parishville also sworn in, to head internal affairs and bureau branch offices statewide.
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Elmira
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Parrishville
St Lawrence County
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
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Thomas II, Brown
Joseph VW. Murphy
Alice Brown
Malformed Babies and Radioactive Rocks Spark Talk in Upstate NY
Upstate residents discuss a study linking radioactive rocks to malformed babies near Argyle and Granville, amid mixed local reactions. Farmers Marvin and Faith Warner, doctors, and clergy weigh odds, uncertainty, and potential regional health signals while noting similar concerns in nearby Adirondacks.
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Warner
Dias Faith Warner
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Br Vo Rernjoe
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Hypnosis Seen As Adjunct To Surgery
Dr. B C Tillotson head of obstetrics at Glens Falls Hospital spoke at a Queensbury Motel meeting, arguing hypnosis can support medical practice. He noted hypnosis has existed for centuries and gained official recognition recently, enhancing a patient care approach in surgery and medicine.
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Queensbury Motel
B.C. Tillotson
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Whitehall Firm Names Officers and Board Members
Whitehall based company announces new officers and directors including Borge O Belanger of New eCity New York City executives Hel Kloeckney and Charles G Cooke join the board. The firm lists Theodore Belanger as former president and notes church property sale in The Village at Nusadu overseen by attorney Charles Falla.
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New York City
Vicw
Charles G. Cooke
Whitehall
Church Land Sale Supreme Court
Hersbert Dylan
Sie of Brice
Nusadu
St Mary's Church of That
Allage
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Charles Ol. Falla
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Last Of Well Known Area Family Dies
Moynihan 77 former purchasing agent for United Pruit Co. in Havana native of Hoosick Falls died Wednesday at St. Peter's Hospital Yonkers after brief illness. He was last survivor of a prominent local family and former proprietor of Moynihan Electrical Co. He lived in Hoosick Falls and previously at Waldorf Astoria New York. Widow Annie M Caseley survives. Funeral set for tomorrow from Leo J Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls and Immaculate Conception Church with Solemn Requiem Mass. interment in St. Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls.
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Moynihan
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Cuba
Hensick Falls
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Yonkers
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Lucy Sullivan Moynihan
Hoosick Falls
Edward Moynihan
Moynihan Electrical Co
Haevana
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Munsell
Hgosick Falls
Annelle M
Nanty) Caseley
Hisi
Leo
J. Mahar
Main St. Hoosick Falls
Church of the Immaculate Conception
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Chinese journalists and reciprocity visit cue in State Dept plan
The State Department said no Chinese Communist correspondent has applied for U.S. visas while a dated press notice hinted at possible access if applicants matched American counts. Lincoln White noted the department would not preapprove visas before identities are known, as passport validation could extend for another year through May 22, 1960.
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Lincoln White
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Stratton Seeks Year Round Camp Drum Operations
Rep Samuel Stratton of New York and former Schenectady mayor criticized the federal plan to run Camp Drum in Watertown only part time. He urged Congress to adopt a resolution from the New York Legislature calling for year round operation to ensure training mirrors possible future mineral threats and northern conditions.
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Schenectady
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Camp Drum
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Albany urologist elected president elect of association
Dr Hestin of Albany named by American Urological Association at its 4th annual meeting in Atlantic City The year 1950 will see him assume office Dr William M Copperidge of Durham NC was elected president Dr Samuel J Raines of Memphis Tenn re elected secretary and Dr Grayson Carroll of St Louis Mo was chosen treasurer
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Albany
Alahy KE. Hestin
American Urological Assa
Atlantic City
William M. Copperidge
Durham
Samuel 3. Raines
Memphis
Tean
Grayson Carroll
St. Lewis
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