Taconic Trail Club Maps Long Hike in Berkshire Hills
Members of a club begin a hiking trail along the Taconic Range from Petersburg to Hancock in the Berkshires. The route follows private land with seasonal hunting safety limits, aims to extend toward Vermont’s Long Trail, and may connect with the Appalachian Trail over time.
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Patereburg Pass
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Hancock
Cremecs
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Mountain
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Misery Mountain
Vermont
Trail Opens Under New England Trail Conference
The project, registered with the New England Trail Conference, will be available to hikers. Supervised by Dr. Francis T. Worrell of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the work was carried out by Daniel Runkle and Vincent Orlicky under Hike Committee leadership. Ed win Heald helped promote the project. The Taconic Hiking Club plans its first hike over the trail on June 19.
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Rensselaer County
Massachusetts
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Petersburg Pass
Taconic Range
Berkshires
Hancock
Mass
Berlin Mountain
New England Trail Conference
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Taconic Hiking Club
Daniel Runkle
Vincent Orlicky
Edwin Heald
Funeral Services For George Hidley Held
Funeral services for George E. Hidley were held at 2 p.m. from his home at 2340 Seventeenth Street with Rev. Harold W. Griffis officiating. Bearers included George Fincher and Granville Pfeiffer, with interment at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery West Sand Lake. Last eight members of Silver Brook Lodge Wynantskill visited the home under lodge officials Jona Fr. Johnson, Harold N. Ber, and Clarence Lewis directed the services.
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George E. Hidley
Seventeenth Street
Harold W. Griffis
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
George Fincher
Granville Pfeiffer
Edgar Sliter
Anthony Dermoga
Stanley Pfeiffer
Howard Tschumi
Trinity Lutheran
West Sand Lake
Griffis
Silver Brook Lodge
Wynantskill
Mr. Hidley
Jona FR. Johnson
Grand Lodge
Harold N. = Ber
Clarence Lewis
Noble Grand
Walsh native of Troy dies in car crash near New York
Robert J. Walsh Jr 85 native of Troy and longtime Schenectady Gazette business manager died after a cerebral hemorrhage struck him while driving toward New York. His son took the wheel and brought him to Peekskill Hospital where he died. He lived at 1039 Brierwood Blvd Schenectady and was active in Knights of Columbus Elk Lodges Chamber of Commerce Mohawk Golf Club and Sunny View school board. Survived by a son and a daughter Mrs Marie Stephens Ham and two grandchildren. Funeral from Kirlin Campbell Funeral Home to St John the Evangelist Church in Schenectady with a 10:30 am requiem Mass.
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Old Troy Times
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Schenectady
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Troy Times
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Kirlin and Campbell Funeral Home
St. John the Evangelist Church
Maryland Governor Signs Anti-Red Law
Maryland Governor Jane S signs amending act making it a prison offense to belong to a subversive organization. The act defines the Communist party as a subversive conspiracy that saboteurs and terrorizes to impose a dictatorship worldwide.
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Annapolis
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Communist Party
Williams College Bans Lawn Drinking During Parties
Williams College announces a ban on lawn drinking during house party periods. Tailor made rules restrict porch tail parties and outdoor serving, with presidents and staff enforcing noise limits. The move follows a two year pattern of free drinking concerns and aims to curb excessive social events.
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Wiliams College
Fraternity Beusen
Laura Drealdents
Estiece
Navy halts construction of aircraft carrier United States
The Navy orders discontinuation of the 15th century project for the United States carrier at Newport News Shipbuilding after joint chiefs review and high costs. The Air Force argues for land-based power while Navy claims risks and expenses of the ship. The decision comes amid broader debate on strategic bombing versus sea-based capabilities and costs, with key figures like Secretary Sullivan and President Truman involved.
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Defense
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Johnson
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Omar
Bradley
Army
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Louis Danfield
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Basen
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Friends
Broken Noses Reported After Car Crash Near Hadley
Three Amherst College students suffered broken noses after a car collision near Hadley Massachusetts. James Mi Firianes Edward Barry and Roger Nau hoff were the injured individuals with the incident involving two vehicles in the roadway. Authorities reported the crash details and ongoing investigation.
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Hadley
Mass
Amberat College
James Mi Firianes
Edward Barry
Roger Nauhoff
Holy Name Group to Hear Address by Coach Earley
Notre Dame assistant coach Bill Kabley will speak at the Holy Name Society breakfast at St. Joseph's Church. The event, organized by Roy Brady, is set for Sunday morning with a 4 am service and breakfast at St. Joseph's School.
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Frank Leahy
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St. Joseph's Church
St Joseph’ School
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Iba Nec
Edward E. Smith
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