Columbia Community Council Elects Tra Payne President
Tra Payne of East Schodack elected president of the Columbia Community Council at the annual meeting held last night at Columbia High School. Thomas Looby of East Greenbush named vice president with Arat and Justus Dings as second vice president and directors for three-year terms including Mildred Eager, Alton Marshall, Mrs Hubert Collins, and Mrs Donald Smith. James Woodward named to finish Payne’s unexpired term. Speaker was Robert Shilinglaw of East Greenbush, urging broader road reconstruction in the county and state.
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Tra Payne
East Schodack
Columbia Community Council
Annal
Columbia High School
Thomas Looby
East Greenbush
Arat
Justus Dings
Detreeatville
Misa Mildred Eager
Nassau
Alton Marshall
East Schodeck
Hubert Collins
Donald Smith
Clinton Heights
James Woodward
Miller Head
Payne
Robert Shilinglaw
East Greenhugh
New York Better Roads Association
Phone Strike Continusé Spurs Bell System Dispute
Bell system conflict spreads as Beirne informs leaders of over 200000 phone workers there will be no strike on Wednesday. Picket lines require executive board approval, yet Division 6 orders an attempted jam of long distance lines. FR. W. Hackley initially announced pickets in California, then said none would be set. Union seeks a 37 cent per hour package wage increase.
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Bell System
Beline
Beirne
Cw.a
Bell Ayatem
Western Electric Co
Division 6
FR. W. Hackley
San Francisco
California
Hackler
Bell
Letters Issued In Estate Of Train Victim
Limited letters of administration issued in the estate of James G. Norris Jr who was killed when his car collided with a New York Central train in Castleton. Petition seeks wrongful death action against the New York Central Co and others. Norris, a former stationmaster and telegrapher at Brookview, left a widow three daughters and a son as heirs.
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Burtogate
Edward J. Donohue
James G. Norris, Jr
New York Central
Castleton
Alice ‘ M. Norris
New York Central Co
Norris
Knickerbocker Express
Brookview
Inss
William £. Smith
Legal Notice of Dissolution and Dissent in New York
A legal notice dated in New York details intent to discontinue a corporation under Charter 53 and related proceedings. It references the Supreme Court, the United States District, and various officials, outlining dissolution actions, notice requirements, and associated dates in a formal legal filing system.
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Troy
Sree
Harding
Wiese & Firsenge
Arate
Seth
Bard
America
Utah
Bet Supreme Court of Save Orn
Northen Dity
New York
Dyrecum
Niagara Mohawk seeks federal license for Upstate dam
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp formerly New York Power seeks a federal license to build a hydroelectric plant on the Sacandaga River in Saratoga County. The project would cost about 5.6 million dollars, feature a 1650 foot earth dam, 112 feet high, a 475 acre reservoir, a 40,000 horsepower powerhouse and a 30,000 kilowatt generator.
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Wiagera-Mohawk Power Corp
Federal Power Commission
Sacandaga
Saratoga County
New York Power and Light Corp
Niagara Hudson Power Corp
New York Power
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Niagara Mohawkima
Federal Commission
Flying Cross Awarded Missing Navy Flyers
The Distinguished Flying Cross is awarded posthumously to ten U S Navy airmen lost in a Baltic Sea incident labeled a Russian attack. Secretary Matthews announced the tribute on behalf of President Truman, linking the deaths to the Cold War and a clear stand against Moscow.
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Washington
U. S
State Department
Moscow
Russia
Navy
Matthews
Truman
Reserve Officers Association
News Fork
Baltic
Johnson May Request More War Planes
In Washington there was groaning expectation that Defense Secretary Johnson will seek more money for warplane purchases. Johnson and Gen Omar Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, are set to testify at 10 am today before a Senate appropriations subcommittee. The panel, led by Senator Thom Ay D-Okla, is weighing the administration 73.0 billion defense budget.
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Washington
Defense
Johnson
Congress
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Thomay D-Okla
McCarthy asserts State Department leak amid Senate clash
Senator McCarthy claims an intelligence chief told him a resigning official would be accepted within two days amid accusations that a State Department employee tied to the Communist Party holds a key post. The dispute centers on Budenz testimony and McCarthy's ban from a closed Senate session as critics accuse the panel of whitewashing the department.
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Senate
Wherry
Intelligence Agency
Roscoe H. Hiltenkoetter
McCarthy
Central Intelgence Agency
State Department
Budenz
Thone
Communist Party
Red
Jong, Jond
Tydings
Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Budeng
Communist Day Worker
Catholic Church
Fordham University
Striking Phone Union Won't Picket In Area
The New York Telephone Company area offices in Troy and Lansingburg were not to be picketed today as the Western Electric equipment workers strike paused after a nationwide halt. Local 29 members of the Communications Workers of America said the strike would continue but without picket lines, amid broader Bell System manufacturing labor action affecting Troy’s dial conversion and long distance calls.
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Troy
Lansingburg
New York TelePhone Co
Western Electric Equipment
Communication Workers of America, C.I.0
Division 6
Western Electtric Co
Bell System
Draper Adler Libel Suit Opens Over Pro-Communist Label
Hartford court hears $200,000 libel action by dancer Paul Draper and harmonica player Larry Adler against Mrs Heatter R. McCullough after she labeled them pro Communist. Attorneys say the pair lost more than $10,000 in bookings, including Palmer House and Piazza Hotel, due to the charge. Jury selected in federal court.
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Hartford
Conn
Paul Draper
Larry Adler
Chicago
Palmer House
Piazza
New York City
Frederick H. Wigtin
Heater R. McCullough
Jury Expected To Get Maragon Case Today
Government described Washington figure John Maragon as a parasite who sold influence of high placed friends. Maragon’s attorney Irvin Goldstein urged jurors to show restraint while noting Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan, a Truman aide and Maragon ally, was not called as a witness. Goldstein also accused witness Milton R Pollard of perjury. Final arguments concluded as Judge Jennings Bailey prepared to instruct the jury.
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Washington
John Maragon
Maragon
Irvin Goldstein
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
Truman
White House
Goldstein
Milton R Polland
Milwaukee
Jennings Bailey
New York Apartment Workers Set to Strike Today
A strike by New York apartment building workers will begin after 3.45 p.m. EST, affecting 7,000 buildings and 70,000 families. Union leader David Sullivan announced the walkout over a wage dispute after mediation failed, seeking about 273 more dollars weekly and a 1 hour extra work week, with current pay ranging from 145 to 150 dollars per week.
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New York
Two Injured In City Collision On Fifth Avenue
Two persons were injured in a crash at 117th Street and Fifth Avenue last night. Raymond D. Simonds, 31, and Beatrice Livingston, 40, were treated at Leonard Hospital for contusions and abrasions. Both vehicles, a 147 sedan and a 1949 coupe, were damaged and towed from the scene.
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117Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Raymond D. Simonds
Third Street
Waterford
Vincent T. Laquidara
Nicholas Padalino
Donald Degen
Imonde
Johnson
17Th Street
Foem i
Local Health Council Tackles Sanitation and Garbage Laws
South Troy health commissioner F. J. Coughlin discusses the value of a local health council. A film titled Basic Sanitation Fly Control directed by Miss Patrick Maloney educated the audience. The session urged proper garbage disposal with covered metal containers, separate can for refuse and ashes, painted initials on cans, keeping lids on, washing and sterilizing cans, and clearing the area around them.
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F. £. Coughlin
Patrick Maloney
Citizens Party triumphs in village elections with broad margins
The Citizens Party swept key village races in a landslide. Incumbent Karl J. Matteson won First Ward trustee over Richard B. Hurst by 471 to 48. Anthony J. Catallo took a three year term over Ralph H. Dean, while Vincent R. Archambeault was elected village tax collector without opposition. Propositions authorize taxes for street work, equipment, playgrounds, and fire equipment. The party, founded in 1922, claims the oldest successful independent status.
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G.O.P
Karl J. Matteson
Richard 8. Hurst
Citizens Party
Mr. Hurst
Anthony J. Catallo
Ylaga Ase Senior
Mr. Catallo
Ralph H. Dean
Vincent R. Archambeault
Citirena Party
Archambeault
Arc Department
J. W. Ford Howe Co
Jtate
Oriental Temple Plans Welcome Visit for Lloyd in Albany
The Oriental Temple and allied Shrine bodies will greet Harold Loyd film star and imperial potentate of the order at the Albany Masonic Temple Saturday night. The Troy Area groups will assemble to honor him with Lloyd making an official visit, led by Troy delegates headed by Alton KR Holmes potentate.
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Band of Oriental Temple
N.M
Harold Loyd
Order At
Albany
Lloyd
Troy
Albany Masonic Temple
Alton KR
Holmes
Burns Club To Fete Auxiliary Saturday
The Troy Burns Club holds its annual ladies night Saturday at the Y.C.A. with auxiliary members as guests. Schenectady club members will provide entertainment. John F H Phillips, president, will oversee the event.
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Burns Club
Troy Burns Club
Schenectady
John FH Phillips
Anthropologist Will Speak at Sage Hall Lecture
Dr Carl Guthe renowned American anthropologist and director of the New York State Museum will lecture at Sage Hall on the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute campus. The talk covers anthropology and Guthe’s career includes leadership roles in major museums and universities.
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Rensselaer
Bigma Xi
Sage
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Carl Ke, Guthe
New York State Museum
Albany
Guthe
Kearney
Neb
Lapham
Wisconsin Archaological Society
Nat Tee
Albany &i Xt Club
Y-Teen Clubs To Make Trip To New York
Y Teen Clubs plan a weekend trip to New York from the YWCA stationing at a chartered bus Saturday morning. They will stop at West Point for a tour of the U S Military Academy and visit the United Nations at Lake Success to attend sessions and lunch. The itinerary includes radio broadcasts, museum visits, the Hayden Planetarium and other points of interest with Miss Smith in charge and four advisors assisting.
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New York
Mise Ansa Binith
Y.w.ca
Y.W
Baan
Weat Point
U.S
Hayden Planetarium
Miss Smith
Vera Zackest
Lola Diehl
Batty Welner
Doloree Unser
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South Troy
A. J. Allen
F. E B. Coughlin
Leo J. Quigley
Niagara
Upstate Dam
Draper
Adler
MacAmbor
GAR
YMCA
Lillian Carr
Anna Bradley
Helen Woolsey
Edna Miller
Margaret Donohue
Loretta Mahoney
Maude Powley
Oriental Temple
Sage Hall
National Bureau of Standards
Tey Tetley
Dilier
Nestle the
Marseilles
Sym
Castile
Shell
Shell Premium
Shel
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