Poland quits UN FAO over U.S. influence
Poland announces its departure from the 64 member United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization citing U.S. policy pressure. Ambassador Josef Winiewicz sends a letter to FAO Director General Norris Dodd and notes a 12 month delay before the withdrawal can take effect.
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Poland
U.N. Food Organization
Washington
United States
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Dava
Pollah
Josefi Winiewick
Norris B. Dodd
International Bank
Inter National’ Monetary Fund
Ibs Withdawal
Founder’s Day Observed by Theta Xi at RPI Banquet
Theta Xi at RPI hosts Founder's Day banquet with J. Barnes of the National Interfraternity Conference as the silent speaker. Barnes, Gamma chapter member at Stevens Institute, will discuss fraternity expansion and public relations. About 150 attendees expected at Crooked Lake Hotel for 7:30 to midnight event with dinner, entertainment, and dancing.
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RPL
Crooked Lake
Rensselaer
Service Company Prepares For Inaperitive Training
The 108th Infantry's Service Company conducts a training week with weekly drills and inspections by First Army officers. Sgt. Michael Caulfield leads the domestic disturbances control segment while Sgt Donald Edmans oversees vehicle maintenance and other班班 classes under various noncommissioned officers.
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108Th Infantry
Unite
First Army
Michael, Caulfield
Peraonte
Donald Edmans
Carl Toftegaard
Woig John Havern
Frank Melnerney
John Smith
Bat
del Vautrin
Behr Manning Benefit Show Attracts Local Support
Behr Manning Presents a two night benefit show at Maleckerbacker Junior High with a minstrel segment and a lantern of scenes. Proceeds aid St Colman’s and Fairview Homes children, fund a summer camp, and celebrate last year’s party. BoM Twamley hosts MC duties. Joseph A Poulin leads. Foremen’s Association members assist. Musical direction by Charles Ruhtz. Anna Mae Marvelli choreographs. Toby Middlebrook provides music.
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Haid
Maleckerbacker
Land
Sime
St. Colman’s
Fairview Homes
Poreimen'a Association
Abow
Summer Campa
Bom
Twamley
Fim
Joseph A. Poulin
Edward Ryan
Charles Bonjukian
John Bowman
Anna Mae Marvelli
Toby Middlebrook
Cheatra
Legion Post Plans Dance and Luncheon Tomorrow
Noble-Callahan Post of the American Legion completes plans for a dance and luncheon at 14 First Street tomorrow night. John W. Kirby reports slow progress. William Lutz Thomas Connors and Michael Poj iwalyk assist. Guests from dinner socials will attend a June 10 testimonial dinner. other events include a May 14 day outing at Camp and a Stardust Serenade by the Saturday Nighters Club of the YWCA with transport to the camp and 18 to 28 year old attendees. The post also plans to drape its charter for thirty days in honor of a late member and delegates prepare for Memorial Day Committee meetings.
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Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion
First Street
John W. .Kirby
William Lutz
Thomas Connors
Michael Poj Iwalyk
Poat
Frank A. Doney
Frank G. Coutermanche
Lincoln A. McKee
Mr. Kirby
Paul F. Gallagher
Frank Laviolette
Grafton
Joseph A. Ryan
James J. Clinton
W.C.A
Fred. McGregor
Betty Bennett
Ralph Mitchell
Ardulte
Venure
Troy High School To Present Play
Rehearsals wrap for the annual Senior Class show to be staged at Troy High School today at 3 15 pm and tomorrow. The three act comedy based on a futuristic novel 1934 by George Oradell features student life under reentered guidance and government. Director is David Levinstein with leads James Gardner Donald Kitaf Harvey Dickson and a cast including Dorothy Davher Virginia Larimer Carolyn Christy and others. Committees cover typing makeup properties tickets and publicity with Miss Sean Henry Norma Hunter and Ruth Gillie in key roles.
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Troy High School
Tomorwe
George Oradell
David Levinstein
William Goldstein
James McKendry
John Horton
James Gardner
Donald Kitaf
Harvey Dickson
Dorothy Davher
Virginia Larimer
Carolyn Christy
David Ward
Paul Anderson
Charles Karian
Sean Henry
Norma Hunter
Ruth Gillie
Richard Kiotz
Robert Theiringer
Ticketa
Charles Clayden
More Rubber Suits Picked Up In Baltic
Three more yellow rubber suits found on Langeland Island off Denmark raise clues about the missing U3 Navy Privateer. The suits bearing English lettering were recovered near the first suit found Wednesday, about 250 miles from Latvian waters where Russia claimed air clashes with a U.S. plane. Police also reported a small English note book found among the debris.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
U3. Navy
Den
Langeland Island
Langeland
Russia
U.S
Tax Lien Filed on Earl Manderville Property
A tax lien was filed against Earl Manderville's property by the Internal Revenue Service. The government claims $70078 in unpaid withholding tax, social security contributions, penalties, and interest. Discharges of two lines were filed against Teddy Thetravelis at 208 Broadway and 477 River Street for $1 and $13.
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U. S Internal Revenue
Earl
Manderville
Alan
Teddy Thetravelis
Broadway
River Street
Sim
Take My Word For It Commentary On English Usage
A fragmentary discussion by Frank Colby on pronoun usage and subject verb agreement. It explains why singular verbs follow singular indefinite pronouns like anybody and everybody and notes the awkwardness of proposed pronouns such as thon. It also touches on diction and delivery in broadcasting.
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Frank Colby
Colly Ign
Uly
Philadelphia
Crummy cheese turned cream cheese recipe note
The fragment mentions transforming crummy cheese into cream cheese and notes a wonderful stuffing idea for a roast. It hints at a method of adding roe and shore ingredients to enhance flavor.
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Jerry Birmingham
Julia Romeo
Court ‘House
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Town of Brunswick
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Coats
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Gabardine Sport
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