Reopen Talks To End Hawaii Dock Strike
Honolulu reports direct negotiations resumed between 4 striking C I O stevedores and 7 harbor firms under Gov. Brainback. International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union spokesmen joined talks after a two hour session in the governor’s office, while legal actions over a dock seizure law were prepared.
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Honolulu
C.I
Hansai
Ingram M. Brainback
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
Spoksmen
Territorial Attorney
Bridges
Waitt and Hunt tied to 5 percenters inquiry in Senate probes
Gen Waitt facing suspension and a probe into alleged influence in government contracts emerges as Lt Col Evans testifies Hunt claimed responsibility for Waitt’s chemical chief appointment. Evans says Hunt sought to impress by naming important people while Woods and Larson were named for housing expediter and war assets roles.
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Waitt
James ¥. Hunt
Washington Management
Herman Feldman
Army
Gray
Senate
Hunt
Roy T. Evans
Evans
Evane
Hunt Atso
Tighe Woods
Jess Larson
WAA
Woods
Nive Percanterns
Ptraona
William Rogers
Feldman
Waltz
Vaughan
Watt
Robert L. May
General Officers
May
O'Conor
Blume Post Outing Plans Highlight Brookside Park Event
The Leo H. Blume Post outing at Brookside Park is set for Sunday with a sports and entertainment program. Reservations close Friday and about 300 are expected. a state encampment report from Baranac Lake was also presented by delegate Thomas Conroy. Commander Robert Wilteey presided, with social hour led by Louis Colteaux. next meeting slated for September 4.
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Leo H. Blume
V. Rw
Charles Reinoehl
Brookside Park
Reinoshi
Baranac Lake
Thomes Conroy
Robert Wilteey
Louis Colteaux
Tavern Owners Expect 300 At Clamsteam
The Tavern Owners Association of Rensaglaer County met at John Burkes Tavern to plan their annual clamsteam on Tuesday at Sharp's Grove, Detreestville. Early returns indicate 300 attendees with James O'Bryan as president. Activities begin at noon with games, dancing from 3 pm, and a 5:30 pm bake. Dave Hats Barry to MC.
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Tavern Owners Association of
Rensaglaer County
Yeater
John Burke
Federal Street
Sharp's Grove
Detreestville
James O'Bryan
Dave
Barry
John Liebrer
Arrangementa
Obituary: Loretta Hebert Jackson of Waterford
Loretta Hebert Jackson, wife of Stanley Jackson of Waterford, died after prolonged illness. Survived by mother Mrs. la Hebert, three daughters, two sons, a sister, and two brothers. Funeral from residence to St Mary’s Church Waterford with a requiem mass and interment in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Mira
Beasley Jackson
Loretta Hebert Jackson
Mronxi
Stanley Jackson
Supreme Court
Lonely Fourth Street
Waterford
Martha Beckerday
Leonard Hospital
Reymond Fernandes
Janet Fay
Albany
Cohoes
Ford
Husband
Carpenters’ Union
Jackson
St. Mary's Church
Basider
la Hebert
Benjamin Frazer
Troy
William Landenbeck
Mise Helen Jackson
Raymond
William Jackson
Slater
Thomas Clairmont
Schenectady
Samuel
Hebert
John Hebert
Green
AL Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mise Strain
Lucy Strain
J. W. Burne Sons, Inc
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Charles ©. Smith
Gerald F. Clune
Michael F. English
W. Leo McGarthy
Domine Jesus Christe
Vetal J. Maussey
Garrett
Charles Redgington
Centenary Methodist Church
Burix
Greenwich
Colla
Saratoga Springs
Frank
Virginia Reid Maussey
Hls
Gilbert Norton
Charles Ferguson
Cambridge
Virginia Norton
Styczynski
Josephine Styczynski
Washington Park
Holy Trinity
Chearch
Bronislaus J. Mendel
Boleslaus Wotreba
Joseph N. Chmielewski
Sisters of Resurrection
Anthony,Nowak
Joseph Wodka
Robert ‘Styczynski
Walter Wioucek
St. Joseph's
Father Mendel
Mary Jane Heiser
William Heiser
Fonda’s
River Street
Morgan
Post
Third Presbyterian Church
Waterford Rural Cemetery
Heiser
Cohoest
Colonie
Anna Diack
Koskinen
Martha Ko‘ Penen Koskinen
Shushan
Ston Funeral
Joel Shipper
Shushan Methodist Church
Woodlawn
New York
Erik Ko' Penen
Oiva Koskinen
Cheafey
Mary C. Cheafey
Joseph A. O'Bryan
Sixth Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Aloysus E. Barnhard
Joseph Clancy
Adelard E. Bouchard
James Gilmore
Oregan
Catherine Reardon
Furhard Fagan
Phite
Joseph
Henry
Bertard Offic
Joseph BK. Turley
Percy Orien
Percy Orton
Zanis Orton
Salem
Bombay
Thornton Street
Harden
Theresa Jackson
Fred J. Lowe
St. Francis de A
Donald L. Stark
Joseph V. Dillon
Mirerere
John Miorin
Conrad Alber
Patrick J. McNamara
Harold
Paris
Stark
Lady of Christian Cemetery
Bethlehem
Ursula Schaub
Perry Funeral Chapel
Glass’ Lake
Claude Church
Chester Schaub, Jr
Howard Schaub, Jr
Hong’s Cemetery
Hong's Corners
Polio cases rise in Troy area hospital aid pledged
Polio continued across Troy with ten total cases reported yesterday. The local chapter organized rapid hospital equipment support and financial assistance through the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Local leaders and volunteers emphasized mobilization of medical care, funds, and trained staff to prevent gaps in treatment as a wave of cases spread to Samaritan and Leonard Hospitals and a Watervliet youth.
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Coughlin
Troy
Rennstlaer
New Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Leonard Hospital
Watervilet
Doyle
Rensselaer County
National Foundation For Infantila
State Street
Joseph F. Carey
Central Fire Station
Frank E. Myers
WFLY
Record
National Foundation
Rail Work Switchover Due Sept 1
The New York Central plans a return to a five day forty hour week for most workers starting Sept 1. The change, with a wage rise around 20 percent, follows a presidential emergency board recommendation last December. The move will raise annual costs by about 338 million dollars and affect office staff, maintenance crews, dispatchers, clerks, and other roles while freight and perishable shipments remain mostly unchanged. Some Saturday services and staff duties will be altered or reduced.
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New York Central
Railroad
New York Centras
CAL
Mariné Department
Drama in summation as Rosenberg pleas for mercy
In a dramatic defense, attorney Herbert E. Rosenberg urged the jury to spare his client from the electric chair, saying hitting the temple would profane a sacred space. Prosecutor Boward Robinson Jr. punctuated the scene by theatrically arguing Mrs. Beck could have inflicted fatal blows on Mrs. Fay, referencing testimony about a slap and the defense’s alleged left handedness as the trial nears its end before Justice Ferdinand Pecora delivers final instructions to the jury.
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Herbert E. Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Boward Robinson, Jr
Marthe
Robinson
Martha Beck
Directory Lists Area Camp Properties
The directory shows an alphabetical set of camp properties and place names scattered across regions. It mentions Saracen Lake, Pirterty Oantts, Watertaed Fapeteka Shree and Albania, with scattered references to Tyme iees and RPmpeted iow mem.
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Fapeteka
Albania
Saracen
Asda
Lake Lanels Arts
Cars And Bicycles Tangle In Glens Falls
Three accidents reported in Glens Falls within eight hours involve cars and bicycles. William Busher reported a Warren Street collision with a bicycle rider Robert Olesen who had lacerations. Bella Suckman said her auto struck cyclist Ronald Hayes with minor cuts. Le Roy Hunt said his car hit cyclist James Anderson, who was slightly bruised.
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Glens Falls
William K. Busher
Bay Street
Robert Olesen
Warren Street
Olesen
Bella Suckman
Morgan Avenue
Ronald Hayes
Ridge Street
Hayes
At & Pm
le Roy Hunt
State Street
James Anderson
Crandall Street
Anderson
Gass Elected Trustee at State Firemen Convention
Schenectady resident Harold A Gass was elected a trustee of the fre ezens home at Hudson during the 77th annual State Volunteer Firemen's Association convention in Albany. Twelve hundred delegates heard talks on hydrants fire fighting and pyromania. Arthur M Hefner of Rochester was reelected president and Louis A Gerard of Brooklyn named presenter to succeed George F Cornell. State Sen Walter J Mahoney addressed the body.
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Harold A Gass
Schenectady
Frezens
Hudson Torday
State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Albany
Arthur M. Hefner
Rochester
Louis A. Gerard
Brooklyn
George F. Cornell
Rosebank
Walter J. Mahoney
New Syrian Parliament To Rule On Pipeline
Damascus Syria Premier Hasem Bey Afessi said the new temporary government will have the final say on the United States pipeline concession. Former president Husni Zayim, executed in Saturday's coup, recently approved the Trans-Arabian pipeline concession for Syria.
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Damascus
Syria
Hasem Bey Afessi
United States
Husni Zayim
Surday
Seria
German Customs Seize U S Cash Cigarettes
German customs authorities seized U S cash and cigarettes in a major port action described as historic by the customs service. The operation involved international refugee aid and tax charges, with currency and goods confiscated for unpaid taxes and soldier pay claims.
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U.S
Sogeensa Ruerome
Karlerche
Senate Keeps Uncivil Unions and Reorganization Plans Moving
A Senate session features continued debate on Truman reorganization plans. Six Democratic senators were courted at the White House, with four voting against and two in support. The chamber set votes on Plan No 2 transferring unemployment functions to the Labor Department and Plan No 7 on Bureau transfers, amid recent agency reassignments. Former President Hoover commented on the Senate’s rejection of the preliminary step to reorganization of Social 1.
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Senate
Truman
White House
Falbright
Ark
Hill
Ala
Sparkman
Maybank
N.C
Bureau of
Aoade
Commerce Department
Congress
Bureau
Federal Services Agency
New York
Herbert Hoover
Industrial Employment Shifts Across Albany Area
An update from the regional industrial commission shows June employment at 9,400 workers, down from 9,800 in May. Declines hit metal and electrical machinery sectors while a large transportation equipment plant strike settlement caused a notable rise in employment.
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Behypectady
al- Albany
Framk
Pipito
Masistant Industrial Commuinstoner
Waterford Fellowcraft Club Meeting for Club Quarters Renovation
Waterford The Fellowcraft Club of Clinton Lodge will meet today at 7 30 p m to finish renovation and decoration of the club quarters in preparation for activities resuming in September. James A Conklin of Knox Street has been named to the men's mat at Syracuse University's College of Business Administration after graduating from LaSalle Institute in Troy. Contin will be a sophomore when he returns to college this fall.
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Fellowcraft Club of
Clinton
James A. Conklin
Adr
Ahd
Pittsfield Pair Jailed For Car Theft
Kaward W H McKegg Jr and William J Leder, both 24 of Pittsfield, pleaded guilty to petit larceny in Glens Falls City Court. McKegg received six weeks in Warren County Jail at Lake George, Leder four weeks. They were arrested Saturday for stealing an automobile owned by Robert Rheinlander of Glens Falls. The charge was reduced from grand larceny to petit larceny by Warren County District Attorney J Clarence Hurlihy.
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Kaward WH. McKegg, Jr
William J. Leder
Pittsfield
Glens Falls
Alexander P. Robertson
McKegg
Warren County
Lake George
Seater
Robert Rheinlander
Fifth annual dairy conference set for Ithaca campus
The fifth annual dairy industry conference will be held September 8 and 9 on the State College of Agriculture campus in Ithaca. Dr. Frank V. Kesivkowsky of the faculty said more than 400 producers handlers and dealers have been invited.
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Ithaca
State College of Agriculture
Frank V. Kesivkowsky
President's Commission Recommends Agency Reorganization
The Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch, chaired by the speaker, urged sweeping administrative changes to the agency to improve economy and efficiency. The speaker argues that Congress should consider a bill enacting all commission recommendations, clarifying the path for reorganization despite Senate opposition to step by step action.
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Commission On
Senate
Congress
Hill murder case shocks Rensselaer city
Mrs. Hill is slain during a quarrel with her husband and father in a home in Rensselaer. The son, 1 year old, was taken by the father. Hill, arrested on return from Albany, faces a lengthy DA statement. Witness A D Reed saw the tragedy and Mrs. Hill fall. Survivors include Leonard Moxon and four brothers and sisters. funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at their home with burial in St Johns Lutheran Cemetery.
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Tury
van Attermay Wiley
Hill Wurder
Aret Depres
Balla
Persoe Fe
Grea
Mra
Hill
Von
Renseslaer Pollen
Albany
Troy
Wiley
John Hill
Raymond
Earl
Wikliam
Leonard Moxon
Rowland K. Gimaon
Bt Tohn’s
Rensselaet
Legal Notice Probate Petition in Troy New York
The People of New York cite ETHEL YATES of Johnstown to show cause in Renesselaer County Surrogate Court why the will of INA MAY POLMATEER of Troy should not be admitted to probate and Letters Testamentary granted to ETHEL YATES. The notice lists unknown heirs and executors with dates and places in Troy and references the Supreme Court action against ANNA MRAJNAK ZELUMAX.
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New York
Almeda Monahan
Ben Clotte
Fulham Miller
Minnie Keenskeh
Anna Felt Brewer
John Dod
Mary Roe
Ethel Yates
Johnstown
N.Y
Kuyrromate
Renesaiker County
Tov
York
Treelock
Troy
Ethel Tathr
Vaid Il
Withers
Burrogate
Edward
Denonne
Maid County
Mthony
Anguat
Aspan L. Jordan
Surrogate’s Court
Earle
WILEY
Orwe
P.oaddrest
Caron
State OF New York
Supreme Cour
County of Renagelacr
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Anna Mrajnak Zelumax
Trev
X. T
David Rosenfeld
Plaintff
Rice
Trey
N. T
Anna Mroniak Zeltenak
Antony
Corsnent
Venes
Mic Court
Charles
Ley Spence
Berit
Reneanes Cechty
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