Drive To Start Monday Clean-up Campaign Opens
City wide clean-up program to begin Monday with debris pickup by city trucks starting in May. Commissioner Wiram F. Luby to announce schedule next week as students compete in essays and posters on cleanliness. Hundreds of pupils from public and parochial schools entered. winning posters and essays to be exhibited in shop windows. Contests close May 34. Final meeting of committees this week with strong sponsorship from Troy Chamber of Commerce and civic groups. Window cards funded by fundraising efforts to be distributed Saturday by Boy Scouts. trailers to be used in theaters next week. Citizens urged to plan yard and home cleanup before the pickup begins. Officials report strong cooperation from merchants and residents amid redecorating projects.
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Civili
Public Works
Wiram F. Luby
Boy Stouts
Erica Morini Set To Perform Recital At Music Hall
Violinist Erica Morini presents a recital at Music Hall at 8:30 pm, presented by Troy Chromatic Concerts. She will perform on her 1727 Stradivarius with pianist Leon Pommers, featuring works by Tartini, Corelli, Wieniawski, Beaumann, Chopin, Gershwin, Vieuxtemps, Brahms and Paganini in a season finale.
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Erica Morini
Music Hall
Miss Morini
Troy Chromatic Concerts, Inc
Leon Pommers
Mrs Gillis Named American Mother of the Year
New York reports Pearle Owens Gillis a 6 year old Kentucky born Fort Worth Texas resident and wife of a postal worker named American Mother of the Year by the National Mothers Committee of the Golden Rule Foundation. Gillis helped raise six of her own children and aided eight others in education now involved in radio and college teaching. She will travel to New York May 3 to attend a reception as guest of honor at an American home farm event.
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New York
Fort Worth
Tex
Pearle Owens Gillis
National Mothers’ Committee
Golden Rule Foundation
Gillie
Gillis Wll
Rev Edward B Russell Dies Poultney Native
Poultney native Rev Edward B Russell former substitute pastor in Central New York Baptist churches for ten years died Saturday in Syracuse He led campaigns from 1921 to 1924 to raise funds for Keaha College and Cook Academy a former preparatory school at Montear Falix
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Edward B. Russell
Poultney
Edward B Russell
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New York
Syracuse
Russell
Keaha College
Cook Academy
Montear Falix
Crow drinks cream from milk bottles in Hartford story
A Hartford Wisconsin crook crow drinks milk cream from milkman bottles each morning while a Tennessee crowd recounts a wreck in Gordonsville. In the crash a Bennett family of ten is killed or injured near Bowling’s Branch after a Tennessee Central freight train demolishes their truck.
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Wis
Gordonsville
Tenn
Jess Bennett
Bennett
Tennessee Central
Lennie Gibbs
Ruth Robinson
Miss Gibbs
Mre
Mattie Bell Bennett
W. E. Bennett
Paulie Dickens
Catherine Dickens
Douglas Bennett
L. Bennett
Melvin Earl Bennett
Predleen
Bowling’s Branch
Strike Ends at Packard Auto Plant After 3 Hour Walkout
A surprise strike at Packard Motor Co in Detroit ended after 3 1/2 hours as 60 pickets were removed and management agreed to allow Local 190's collective bargaining committee access to study conditions and fix health and safety issues in production. Talks to address other grievances including unwarranted discharge and seniority rights were planned. The walkout, affecting 9 000 workers, followed a 97 percent yes vote by those present, though the U A W had focused on a potential Ford stoppage.
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Detroit
Packard Motor Co
Dt Tee Walted
Packard
Ralph Urban
Luial
U.A.W
Plana
Ford Motor Co
Loral
UAW and Port Ge to resume talks to avert a strike
After weeks of talks that failed to break a deadlock at Packard Co a union spokesman said negotiations resumed on a Sunday afternoon. The goal was to reach a new contract and avoid a work stoppage as union reps sought access to plant working conditions.
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UAW
Ua.w
Packard Co
Hid
Packard
Firemen Battle Rensselaer Blaze
A general alarm fire of undetermined origin swept a two and a half story frame building at M7 Broadway Hannselaer early yesterday morning causing about $5 000 damage. The building owned by Peter Consack housed his restaurant The Bottom on the ground floor and his residence on the second floor. The blaze was discovered at
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M7 Broadway
Hannselaer
Peter Consack
Evacuation Clears Fire Stations After Townwide Alarm
At 6 32 pm all persons on the second floor were evacuated with no injuries reported. Fire Chief Louis F Dombrosch and team saved some furniture and personal belongings as trucks from multiple stations responded to the alarm.
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Louis F
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Inga
Fragmentary note on restaurant incident investigation
A fractured passage suggests Dembresch and police investigate a fire at a restaurant named Chiat Dembresch stated spread repidity on the back porch. Officials said the investigation continues with uncertain cause and warned the final tally could be higher.
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Chiat
Dembresch
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Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Troy Club
Charles J. Ranney
F. J. Souhan
Mary F. Jones
James F. O’crowley
Paula Goodman
Ranney
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Julius Goodman
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Hamilton Watch Agency
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Fifth Ave
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Rance
Rensselaer Blaze
Troy Camera Shop
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Basar Tongias
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