Margaret Fogarty Weds Lt Thomas S Walsh Jr in Watervliet Church
Margaret Elizabeth Fogarty daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fogarty Watervliet married Lt Thomas S Walsh Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Walsh at St Patrick Church Watervliet. Ceremony 9 30 am music by Alice C Fogarty. Reception at Troy Club and home wedding trip to Key West Florida. Out of town guests include Mrs Mary Perkins Juliet Allen Claire Fisher and others.
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Margaret Elizabeth Fogarty
Mira John Fogarty
Twenty-third Street
Watervliet
Thomas Walsh
USA
Third Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Waterviiet
Joan C. Carey
Alice C. Fogarty
Joseps E. Commars
Troy Club
Waterviler High School
Walsh
la Baille Institute
Union College
Albany Medical Colege
Albany
Zod
Memoriz
New York City
Naval Reserve
Key West
Fis
New York
Bryant Hotey
Utica
James J. York
Schenectady
Miss Harriet Ann Benjamin Engaged to Pvt William Spargo
Mr and Mrs Edward B Benjamin of 7 Tillinghast Avenue Menands announce the engagement of their daughter Harriet Ann Benjamin to Pvt William Spargo son of Mr and Mrs William Spargo of 70 Second Street Waterford. Both graduates of Watervliet High School with Spargo attending Princeton University under the Army 3 12 plan. Private Spargo is on furlough after serving in Italy. No wedding date set.
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Edward B. Benjamin
Tillinghast Avenue
Menands
Harriet Ann Benjamin
William Spargo
Second Street
Watervitet
Miss Benjamin
Private Spargo
Watervliet High School
Princeton University
Spargo
Italy
Charles L. Slum
Walker Avenue
Betty B. Blum
Ray
Ve Ray
Ontese
Army
Air Corps
Osw
Troy
Ead
Renszelaer County Farm Bureau
Oswexo High School
Local Notices and Front Porch Visits Highlight Week
Personal Rev F K Emerson pastor of Fast Poestenkill Baptist Church confined to home with bronchitis and gillia. Roy Snyder and family visit Pvt James Campbell in North Troy while stationed at Fort Ord. Ursule Totranlt and Jerome Gratton sail the St Lawrence cruise with Montreal stopover. Dewar couple return from White Face Lodge. Jans Walker vacationing at Atlantic City. Mrs Winne, Mrs Livey, Miss Krew and Mrs O’Brien vacationing two weeks at Lake George.
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F. K. Emerson
William O’brien
Water- Vliet
Lake George
Susan Ciccarelli Bride of Saturday
Miss Susan Ciccarelli wed Mr Fred Ciccarelli of B D Tror in Speigtetown Saturday. The ceremony followed by a small reception at the Ha Attending were Mr Jane Mrs Harold Howard and the groom s brother The bride wore a powder blue gown with a corsage of rose buds. the groom wore a blue suit with red corsage of rose buds. They will reside on Wer sel pond Speizlerows.
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Susan Cicjcarelti
Fred Ciccarelli
B.D. Tror
Styron
HE Wetsel
Justus Waetsel
Speigtetown
West
Jane
Harold Howard
Howard
War Work Excuse for Jury Service Declared Invalid
Judge Herbert D Hamm ruled that wartime excuses such as employment in a war plant are no longer valid for jury service. With the war over, prospective jurors for the September term of Rensselaer County Court must report. The court reserves allowed personal excuses if legitimately presented, but automatic wartime exemptions are out.
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Rensselaer County
Herbert D. Hamm
Harum
Trooper Ralph Travis Accepts State Education Post
State Police veteran Ralph Travis, after 29 years in service with Troop G, resigns to become an investigator for the State Education Department. He started with Troop B in Malone and has spent a decade with Troop G, currently based in Debmac.
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Ralph Travis
Walter F. Reilly
Travis
State Education Department
Malone
Debmac
Sgt Glasheen Named Acting Captain Of Traffic Bureau
Police chief Frank B Kendall announced Sgt Michael F Glasheen will serve as acting captain of the Traffic Bureau for two weeks during Capt Charles H Burkhard’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Glasheen
Frank B. Kendall
Charles H. Burkhard
Four Die as Buenos Aires Riots Erupt During Surrender Celebration
In Buenos Aires police opened fire on demonstrators early yesterday, leaving four dead and 112 injured after three days of unrest. Militants clashed with nationalists as pro democratic groups attacked. War Minister Peron paused pay leaves to keep soldiers from involved. Ambulances rushed to clear streets amid chaotic scenes with improvised weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Edelmiro Farrel
Peron
Roosevelt son awarded Bronze Star for Navy logistics work
Lt. John Roosevelt, youngest son of the late president, was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for outstanding services as a logistics officer for a carrier group under Task Force 58, the Navy announced yesterday in San Diego.
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San Diego
John
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Navy
Waterford church notices and services announced
Waterford parishioners receive notices for uniforms and folding boards pickup at John House Semoris, Holy Communion at Grace Episcopal, First Baptist worship at 10 30 with George Paterson and Miss Winifred Hicks on organ, Wesleyan Methodist service at 3 30 led by Rev Charles Dayton, church school at 2 30, Waterford funeral options for James P. Foy, St Man’s Church requiem for Rev Francis E. OBryan. Waterford Methodist Church guest preacher Rev Joan A Lavender at 10 am tomorrow with special music by Frances D. Moore, church school 11 am, Methodist Youth Fellowship 6 30 pm.
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Grace Episcopsi
James T. Kerry
First Baptist Church
George Paterson
Troy Gideon Society
Winifred Hicks
Wesleyan Methodist
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Northside
Charles
Dayton
Stanley Kab
James P. Foy
Quandt Funeral Home
Broad Street
St. Man's Church
Francis E. O'Bryan
John Campbell
John Williams
Frank E. Knapp
Lee Snag
Unest
Joan A. Lavender
Methodist
West Sand Lake
Waterford Methodist Church
Lavender
Frances D. Moore
Methodist Youth Fellowship
East Side Youths Enjoy Film Night At Sa cared Heart School
About 100 youngsters from the Sa cared Heart School and friends attended motion pictures on Thursday led by Rev. Edward T. Reilly and Rev. George A. Phillips. Various films are planned for upcoming months. Mountain View Home Bureau postpones Kingston Point trip to next Wednesday at 7 45 am meeting at 7 45 am on Pawling and Mountain View Avenues. Mrs. Joan H. Tate and children are at Cape Cod. Captain Tate stationed at Tyann Mese joins them. Mr. and Mrs. Peter and children plan Detroit trip for two weeks to visit Sam Bono and family. Mountainview Event: Ladies Auxiliary of Mountainview Fire Department rescheduled today’s social to 2 pm to 4 33 pm and the town invites all to attend the officers’ installation. The department will host a Ladies Night at club rooms Tuesday at 8 pm.
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Sacared Heart School
Edward T. Reilly
George A. Phillips
Mountain View
Joan H. Tate
Rovert
John
Woodlawn Court
Cape Cod
Tate
Tyann Mese
Peter
Jean
Rober
Pantting Avenue
Detiteit
Sidh
DiNoto
Sam Bono
Mountainview
Incred At Home: Martha Fanning Treated After Injury
Martha Fanning aged 30 of 363 Second Street was taken to Zamaritan Hospital yesterday morning for injuries from a home incident. Patrolmen James Brearton and Leo Salaiz rode in the radio car and later returned her to her home.
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Martha Fanning
Second Street
Zamaritan Hospital
James Brearton
Leo Salaiz
Air Traffic Control Faces Future Civil Aviation Challenge
U S officials say air traffic control will we get safer and faster instrument landings. At the CASS station at Wier Cook Airport researchers demonstrate a basic instrument landing system with localizer beams guiding planes in low visibility. Efforts include ground radar and new beacon lights to mark TENWAFS lanes and boundaries, plus an automatic distance indicator and a new omnidirectional range under development.
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Indiamapoliany
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Air Trafic
Mare
Cass Technical Research and Development
WierCook
Secant
Encoex
Aviatog
CAA
Bclenapels
Gilbert
Bome
Stursa
Reiding
Pentera
Cad
Eastern Airlines
Ann
Medal Awarded to Clarence E. Anderson in European War
Clarence E. Anderson of Waterford receives a battlefield citation for service with the 925th Field Artillery Battalion in France and Germany from November 1945 to April 25, 1945. The sergeant, a supply unit member, is praised for devotion to duty and teamwork. His brother, Private First Class Thomas H. Anderson, serves with the Engineer Corps in Germany.
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Clarence E. Anderson
Sarah Anderson
Second Street
Waterford
925Th Field Artillery Battalion
Novi
France
Germany
Anderson
Pfc
Thomas .H. Anderson
Engineer Corps
Reds Refuse to Disclose Fate of Nazi Prisoners
Washington UP reports that the Soviet Union declined to discuss the fate of hundreds of thousands of German prisoners. The stance disrupts Allied plans for a systematic return of captives to civil life in Germany. American occupation forces continue screening and releasing prisoners deemed not guilty of war crimes, while Russia has released few. Officials suspect most prisoners will be used in Soviet reconstruction efforts or labor programs. The dispute traces to Yalta talks among Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin, with the Soviets urging forced labor for both civilians and prisoners.
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Washington
Pussia
Bure
Germany
Heig
Russia
Yalta
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Poland
Behin
Local Man Will Be Judge at Albany Kennels Show
K Lopeman of South Lake Avenue will judge all field dogs at the Albany Kennels Club show on the Albery Academy grounds Sunday. Judging starts at 2 pm. Mr Lopeman will judge pointers setters retrievers and spaniels.
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K. Lopeman
South Lake Avenue
Albany Kennels Club
Albery Academy
Lopeman
Berliners Ordered To Surrender Gold
Berlin residents were ordered yesterday to surrender their gold, silver and other treasures within ten days. The Allied command under Maj. Gen. Floyd Parks did not announce the reason. A similar order had been issued earlier in the Russian-occupied zone.
Sleeping Cars Purchase And Antitrust Accord At Railroads
An 1882 court action outlines a plan affecting Pullman sleeping cars and the sale of capital stock and physical assets. Government antitrust attorneys objected, while railroads and other groups pursued negotiations as the court directed Pillman to deal with the capital stock and assets. The matter centers on compliance with the court and potential arrangements with rail executives.
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Eostt
Assuicen
Thronea “ Crawford
Ser Crawford
Pegotiasvons
Marea
Pillman Ene
Rancher Gratitude Ad Backs Peace Victory Note
A Dickinson New Mexico notice quotes rancher Robert Weigax of Siope County thanking the Lord for victory and safe homecomings. He expresses sorrow for those who died and pledges faith in justice under Allied leaders to secure a just peace. The ad names Stark and Siope Counties and references the Dickinson Press.
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Dickinson
Robert Weigax
Siope County
Tascher
Dickinson Press
North Dakota
Hving
Stark
Siope
Robert Weigum
Sipe
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