Two Men Injured In Collision At Union Store
Early crash near Union store involved a parked tractor-trailer and a sedan. Wagner, 38, of Paine Street, suffered multiple injuries and remained hospitalized. Krewarchyk, 32, of Craig Street, treated for abrasions. Dulamba, 40, of Fourth Avenue, uninjured. Police report says Krenatchyk driving south. investigation by Patrolmen O Bryand and Lewis.
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Aeedan
Union Atore
Chara’ Wagner
Paine Strogli
Green Taiand
Te & Caller-Tractor
Whigithe
Ber
Wit
Giggo
Metro Krewarchyk
Craig Street
Runjet
Archyk
Leodard
Enaed
Grand Union
Fifth Avenue
108Th
109Th Streets
William F. Donovan
Metro Kramarchyk
Craig Streat
Watervliet
Kenneth Bleichtrey
Center
Joseph Sharpe
General Electric stockholders on record march 17
GE announces 200, 078 stockholders on record as of March 17, the record date for dividends payable April 25. Secretary W. W. Trench notes 188 more stockholders than March 18 and 690 less than December 16. 87 percent of stockholders are individuals with banks brokers and business firms making up the rest.
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W. W. ‘Trench
AP Board Warns Censorship Threatens News Quality
The Associated Press board reports rising censorship and restrictions on news gathering amid East West tensions. It stresses that factual reporting remains vital to democracy and that obstacles to free information exchange are increasing worldwide.
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New York
Associated Press
Mmembers
Worldwide News Gathering Cooperative
Waldorf-Actorian Hotel
Upcome
Journalistic Barriers Grow Worldwide Says AP Board
The Associated Press board notes increasing restrictions on reporting due to Cold War splits and government actions. They cite expulsions in Czechoslovakia, China's mainland evacuation of foreign reporters, and uneven censorship across Asia Europe and the Americas. They warn even Western regions face limits and urge vigilance to preserve free news gathering.
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Ing
Taa
Cain
Chip
Asia
Europe
China
United States
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
Africa
South
Central American
Altamont Flyer Fined On Two Counts
Bernard J. Coogan a 22 year old Altamont air enthusiast paid fines of 25 dollars on two counts after landing an unlicensed plane on a Princeton farm in Schenectady County He was arrested by State Police and arraigned before Justice Willis Bruce Alplaus.
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Altamont
Princeton
Schenectady County
Bernard J. Coogan
Justice of the Peace
Willis Bruce
Alplaus
Bowles Fights Rent Curbs Amid Senate Hearings
Connecticut Governor Bowles told Senate banking committee dropping rent control would cost tenants about 1.5 billion dollars annually and trigger rapid rent increases for 11 million families. He warned decontrol would destabilize price and wage structures and hurt millions, while urging federal extension of rent ceilings amid Democratic push.
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Washington
Bowles
Congress
Teregrams
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Connecticut
Hartford
Senate
Lucas of
Junior Chamber Elects W Stebbins as 2d President
John W. Mebbing is named as the 2d president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce following recent elections. Officers include Joseph W. Bowman first vice president J Allen Van Wie Jr second vice president Stephen J. Dinehart secretary and George B. Lackenby Jr treasurer. The slate also lists directors such as Thomas S Hil David W. Houston rd Paul Jones and others. Installation occurs May 3 at The Hendrick Hudson with Rear Adm Eliis M Zacharias as principal speaker and Augustus W Hennessey Jr toastmaster. Stebbins is a Towson native and Troy resident active in local clubs.
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John W. Mebbing
Chamber of Commerce
Elec
Joseph W. Bowman
J. Allen van Wie, Jr
Stephen J. Dinehart
McRetary
George B. Lackenby, Jr
Hamed
Thomas S.hil
David W. Houston
Paul Jones
William A Pope
George B. Reynolds
Raymond D. Reynolds
John E. Ryan
William Heargo
William G. Tefft
Hendrick Hudson
Princpal
Adm
Eliis M. Zacharias
Andrew T. Germonde
Augustus W. Hennessey, Jr
Troy Community Chest
Robert Morris
Morris
K.P
Renouard Training School
Lee J. Stebbins
Towson
Charlotte Morris
John
Barbara Lee Stebbins
Fourteenth Street
Thin City
Reneselaer County Republican Women Plan Card and Game Night
The Reneselaer County Republican Women announce a card and game night with tickets selling quickly as the Annex capacity nears. Minnie Armitage chairs arrangements with Lawlor and Kraus assisting, prizes planned for the card and related contests in the Marine and Surf Rooms. A May meeting is planned at the Troy YWCA with Patricia Maloney speaking, along with a Go to Movies night.
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Reneselear’ County
Republican Women's Chuir
Agi
Reid
Minnie Armitage
Gveéra
Lawlor
Mattie Founks
Chalcism
Cochalmes
Saime
Marine Room
Troy ¥.W.C.A
Viola Abaver
Truman nominates Archibald Alexander Army Undersecretary
President Truman nominates Archibald Stevens Alexander of New Jersey to be Undersecretary of the Army. Alexander, an assistant secretary, succeeds Tracy Voorhees who recently resigned. Also named was Maj. Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr. as lieutenant general in the Marine Corps.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Archibald Stevens Alexander
New Jersey
Alexander
Tracy
Voorhees
Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr
Harvey’ Chalmers
Ama- Marine Corps
Ming
Marine Force
Pacific
Rensselaer County Historical Society
Troy Public Library
Chalmers
Drutia
Hudeon
False Teeth Trap Hit Run Suspect Arrested
Great Neck police arrested Arthur Fogel a florist after a pair of false teeth found in his car radiator grill linked him to a hit run that killed Mrs Mary Brown Sr of Port Washington and critically injured Agnes McKenna who walked with Mrs Brown.
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Arthur Fogel
Mra
Mary, Brown, Sr
Port Washington
Agnes McKenna
Brows
Fogel
Sterling Salt Promoted For Easy Pouring In Damp Weather
A promotion highlights Sterling Salt as the ideal choice for damp conditions with a large user base preferring its easy pouring design. Iodized and Pisin varieties are advertised as available.
Meeting to open at 8 15 mm for attendees
A brief note states a meeting will open at 8 15 mm and welcomes any attendees who may arrive late.
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General Electric Co
Haso
Hasso
Cape
Fourth St
Troy, N.Y
A.P
Troy
Dorset
Troy Consumers Cof
Altamont Flyer
Robert F. Reid
Mary J. Reid
Bolivar Avenue
Japan
Kobe
Honshu
Army Medical Corps
Neture
Digretian
Pero
Pierce
Errip Draestore
Delta Tools
Junior Civic
Iy W. Stebbins
Jown
Stebbins
Army
Historical’ Society
Weather Report
Paris
Yil
Posmer's
Fei
Posner
Hollander
Hollender
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