Rites Held For A F Waugh At Fifth Avenue Chapel
Funeral of Alex F Waugh retired Fray Stenan held yesterday at Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel 330 from St Paul Apostle Church. Mass by Rev Madward J La Reau with Mrs Ernest Tetraull presiding organ. Soloist William E B Jean Jean performed. Bearers included J McGrang Robert J Illchan Jane J Yateh and others. Active hearers all Troy Fire Department members. Interment in St Mary's Cemetery with committal by Father Late.
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Alex F. Waugh
Fray Stenan
Fifth Avenue
St. Paul
Ernest ‘Tetraull
William EB. Janjean
J“Illgerere
J . McGrang
Robert J. Illchan
Jane J. Yateh
Robert J. Issitbert
Joly 4. McDonald
Daniel Rheinaner
Troy ‘Pire
A Rif
Emil. Haggs
Kenneth Magill
Stephen M1. Janglais
Charles I. Pinnen
Peter M. McMahon
St. Mary's 'Cemetery
Alpine and North Nassau Hold Joint Service
Combined services of the Alps Baptist and North Nassau Community Churches were held Sunday at 1 pm on Luvendorf Road near East Nassau. About 80 attended. A duet by Phyllis and Sharon Khamiey and a vocal trio by Betty Halsapple Susan Halsapple and Ann New plus accordion accompaniment by Lewis Harris and Judy Jahn highlighted the program. Three congregants were baptized in a nearby brook. Rev. Stephen H. Danges led the service. North Nassau plans a basket supper for Sept 21 after morning services. Alps plans an overnight trip next month. James will be away three weeks, with Rev. Frank Beach as supply pastor.
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Alps Baptist
North Nassau
jLuvendorf Road
East Nas
Phyllis
Sharon Khamiey
Betty
Susan Halsapple
Ann New
Lewis Harris
Thudy Jahn
Brook
Stephen H. Danges
Alps
James
Frank Beach
New Construction Surges to Record Levels in 1958 Survey
Washington report from the Labor and Commerce Departments shows government spending fueling a rise in new construction. For the first seven months of 1958 the total dollar volume climbed above 1957, with July setting a new monthly high though cement shortages tempered activity. Private residential and public works spending drive the gains, while highway and housing outlays expand.
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Washington
UPS
Lahor and Commerce Departments
Yell
Armed Services
Pilgrims Drown As Boat Capsizes Near Zara
At least six Catholic pilgrims die after a crowded boat capsizes off the Yugoslav port of Zara. Rescue crews search the sea as authorities confirm the tragedy and identify the deceased.
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Trieste
APJ
Zara
Drowning Tragedy Amid Adriatic Voyage Near Visovac
The article reports five women and a man drowned when a voyage to Trieste from Visovac island went awry. Ward and others attempted to bring 40 Yugoslav pilgrims back to the mainland after an Adriatic trip gone wrong.
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Adriatic
Ward
Trieste
Ian
Visovac
18 Million Units Built in New York Since World War II
The report notes 19,000,000 new apartments and ranch houses built in New York since the end of World War II, highlighting a vast postwar housing expansion. It emphasizes government programs and private development driving a boom in residential construction.
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New York
Housing boom pushes nationwide space to 50 billion feet
The nation adds about fifty billion square feet of residential building space, a total comparable in size to Delaware. The surge signals a major expansion in housing capacity amid growing demand and urban development.
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