Veterans Renovate New Rooms at Waterville Post
Waterville Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars advances its renovation with three days of labor. Members in old clothes cleaned and painted sections of the building as Andrew Boyd plans upgrades including floors ceilings lighting and a bottle cooler. New members Edward Ashline Morris Picket Leo DeWire William Zmud and William Riley were introduced at the post’s first September meeting.
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Waterviiet Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harold J. Larkin
Odd Fellows Hall
Andrew Boyd
House Committee
Post
Edward Ashline
Morris Picket
Lro DeWire
William Zmud
William Riley
Maplewood Post Bowls To Discuss New Weeknight Meeting
George Gacosh president of Maplewood Post American Legion calls two meetings of the Bowling League of Maplewood Post for tonight at 8. The session in Legion rooms is open to last year’s members and new bowlers. A Get Together Club gathering follows at Mrs. Edinger’s home 72 Vine Street hosted by Miss Carrie Drew.
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George Gacosh
Han
Maplewood Post
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Robert Edinger
Vine Street
Carrie Drew
Elia Srazee
Traffic Violations Slacken in First Half of Month
The local police record shows a drop in traffic violations in the first 17 days of the month, with City Judge William Noonan reporting only three violations so far. In July violations peaked, prompting Police Chief Maurice Kennan to deploy a two-motorcycle 24-hour patrol on Second Avenue and Broadway, increasing arrests and fines in the last two weeks while maintaining surveillance near the Saratoga races.
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William £. Noonan
Maurice J. Kennan
Speeder
Second Avenue
Broadway
Kennan
Saratoga
Plentiful Water Supply For City Watervliet
City officials say Watervliet has more than adequate water supply despite calls for alarm. Workmen report drought did not affect pressure. rumor and pranks urged residents to fill containers. Cooperation urged to conserve water as electrical pumps at the reservoir can boost pressure when needed.
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Watervliet
Blue Jays Beat Red Sox In Junior League Tilt
The Blue Jays defeated the Red Sox 11 to 3 in St Bridgets Junior Hardball. Duty Gilboy led with three hits for the Jays while Bob Hartnett added two. McCarthy and John Sheehan each had two for the Sox. The All Stars top the Jays in a later 10 am game at St Bridgets.
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Blue Jays
Red Sox
St Bridgets
Gilboy
Bob Hartnett
Jays
Hartnett
Nash
Whligms
McCarthy
John Sheehan
Sox
Phil Maron
St. Bridget’s
Bridget‘s Girls
St. Joseph's
Lindies
St. Bridget's Field
Civic Center to Sponsor Field Day at Watervliet
Civic Center plans a field day tomorrow afternoon under the supervision of Jack French, with Roach assisted by Yen Gaffigan, Walt Kippen, and Bua Halpin. Events run twice, boys then girls, starting at 1:30 p.m. including circling bases, accuracy throwing, pitching, dashes, races, and distance throwing. Prizes awarded to winners. Center work includes refinishing the flat floor and a new shower-room floor installation to follow.
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Watervnlet Youngaters
Feld
Civic Center
Jack French
Roach
Yen Gaffigan
Walt Kippen
Bua Halpin
Beiong
Standards Of Living Lag In South
A 1930s analysis notes southern per capita income lagging national levels, with six states below half the U.S. average in 1929. From 1933 to 1939 incomes recovered but remained below the north, while war payrolls and grain and livestock prices influenced southern earnings and factory pay scales. The report suggests policy changes and investment to boost southern manufacturing and farm productivity.
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Washington
South
National Planning Association
NFA
Azm
Catton
NPA
APA
Reese
Amathrmere
Etampie
Sathern
Ayce
Nerth
Sontheon Deehnicg
Hécersary Ecushert
Obituary notices from Glens Falls and Albany area
A sequence of funeral notices lists Mrs Anas B Kir by Mrs John Carlin and Mrs Sarah Holloran among the dead. Services occur at Clark Funeral Home St Mary s Church Green Island Mechanicville and St Joseph s Church with interments in local cemeteries including Bay Street Cemetery St Agnes New Mount Ida Elmwood and St Mary s Troy.
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Kirby
Anas B. Kirby
Clark Funeral Home
South Glens Falls
St. Mary's Church
Curtin J. Hughes
Father Hughes
Meredith K. Normandin
George A. Normandin
Arthur WW. Brosilla
Richard Dingman
Francis Ding
Reymond Mosher
Bay Street
Glens Falls
John Carlin
Elizabeth Reardon Carlin
George Street
Green Ialand
Neelle Curtis
Schenectady
Green Upland
Green Island
Rosary Society
Sarah Halloran
Sarah Holloran
Charles Holloran
Mechanicville
Mt. Vernon
Ryan
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Sarah E. Benjamin
Thomas J. Helloran
Clara Helloran
Peter Noe
Warwick
Raymond Daley
Mount Vernon
Robert Patrick
Queenta
J. B. O'Keefe
John Holloran
Philadelphia
Maurice Holloran
Puerto Rico
Anna McCormack
Anna W. McCormack
Milton A. McCormack
St. David's Lane
Blue Spruce Nursing Home
McCormack
St. Cloud
Fla
Christ Church
George F.bentley
Jennie Reynolds
Baxter Funeral Home
New Mount Ida
Troy
Wheland
Marinus B. Wilcox
John D. Gray
Patrick Abeaca
Margaret Dawson Ahearn
Albany
Patrick Ahearn
John J. Ahearn
Fleetwood Avenue
Ireland
Green Leland
St. Theresa's Church
Mes. Ahearn
William J. Ahearn
Orange
N. J
Mary F
Anna M. Ahearn
Owen and Son
Madison Avenue
St. Mary's Cemetery
Legion To Meet At 6 30 P M In Samus Street Rooms
American Legion Legion To Meet Noble Callahan Post to convene at 6 30 p m today in rooms 14 Brnt Street presided by Commander Samus T Wagner who urges all members to attend.
Polio Death and Emergency Nursing Plan in Rensselaer County
Dr Coughlin reports 17 polio cases since July 1 in Rensselaer County with six in hospitals and ten cases in Troy. Red Cross and National Foundation mobilize a reserve nursing force. registered nurses urged to enroll at 92 Fourth Street Troy. Temporary hospital employment offers a basic salary around 250 to 275 dollars monthly.
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Coughlin
Rensselaer
Troy
Red Cross
National Foundation For
Rensselaer County
American’ Red Cross
Fourth Street
Red Cross Chapter Offers Travel Aid For Nurses
The text describes redundancy in duties for Red Cross recruits and offers to cover travel expenses from recruitment to assignment. It notes the local chapter’s certification by the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis and a maintenance provision of up to 75 dollars per month for nurses living outside the hospital.
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Red Cross
National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Two Cities Bid For Firemen's Convention
New York City and Syracuse competed yesterday for the 1990 convention site of the New York State Volunteer Firemen's Association. Bids were read at the 1949 Albany gathering during the volunteers’ 77th annual session. The Albany convention ends with a street parade and the committee will choose next year’s site on October 1.
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New York City
Syracuse
New York State
Youth Held For Theft From Gas Station
A Glens Falls youth suspected of stealing $45 from a Saratoga Springs gas station was arrested after Ralph Perry described the suspect Warren Smith. Police and a drugstore owner plus a cab operator aided in the arrest. Smith was taken to Saratoga Springs for arraignment.
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Smith
Saratoga Springs
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D’ Alessandro
FUR Shuf
Sutavaksy Westisghhse
19Th Street
Wererrlie
Bere
Motorola
Mart Mareen
Sock Pier
Ie Beers
Opel Orly
Cedars
Posner
Jetlens
Fane
J. J. Hannan Coal
E. J. Foley Feed & Grain CO
BWA
Patervliet
Hamil’s
Youngstown
Edward D. Landrigas
St. Waterviet Vel
Saet
Larkin Bros
Firemen’s Convention
Himes
Birth Ave
Francis Miner
Lars Weing Riching
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