Pittstown Grange Plans Election and Activities
Pittstown Grange prepares for its next meeting on September 13 to elect officers and confer degrees on two new members. Committees for October name Grace Cushman as annual clam chowder supper chair, Ethel Magon and Elizabeth Morgan as refreshments co-chairs. The program features a labor theme lecture by Miss Horgan and musical direction by Miss Macon. Mary Bowars of the County Health Department will address the group and funds are raised for the Saxan B. Freestone scholarship, with final returns at the Pomona meeting September 21 to Mrs. George Bovin.
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Fitlatown Grange
Grace Cushman
Mien Ethel Magon
Filizabeth Morgan
Ita
B. Freestone
Pomona
George Bovin
U S To Announce Walker Cup Assignments
The United States prepares its 10 man Walker Cup team for Winged Foot matches this Friday and Saturday led by Willis Turnesa. Core members include Frank Stranahan Skee Riegel Ted Bishop Johnny Dawson James McHale Bruce McCormick and Charles Coe with Francia Ouimel as non playing captain.
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Mamaroneck
United States
Winged Foot Golf Club
Willis Turnesa
Francia Ouimel
Turnesa
Frank Stranahan
Skee Riegel
Ted Bishop
U.S
Philadelphia
Bruce McCormick
Los Angeles
Charles Coe
Oklahoma City
Empire City Track Sold for 2.4 Million in Yonkers
Alfred O. Hoyt, president of Algam Corporation, announced the purchase of the Empire City Race Track at Yonkers for 2,400,000 dollars and plans to install harness racing. A race track architect will design improvements and additional land will be bought to provide parking for more than 2,000 cars.
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New York
Alfred O. Hoyt
Algam Corporation
Empire City
Yonkers
Hoyt
Legal notice list of heirs and successors in Troy court case
The People of New York state pursue a probate matter naming John Schuster and others as heirs and next of kin in a complex proceeding. The notice lists numerous individuals and addresses, with a long roster of potential heirs and their relations, directing inquiries and publications as required by law.
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New York
Jonn Schuster
Marr Schuster
Wi- Nan Glaneti
Martha Glaseel
Maid Petrone
Min
Diaributers
Friaschwmer Breginski
cAnese
Anne Fr
Andre
Carl O Reimm
Alder Avenue
Troy
van Oy
Caine
Ben
Feien
Howard
Dean Age
Vaughan and allies tied to molasses probe and hush money
Testimony links Gen Vaughan to Allied Molasses Company in a sugar and molasses control controversy. Witnesses describe contact with Maragon and Polland, and a push to influence officials, including hints of possible criminal action and pressure regarding pardons and prosecutions. The inquiry focuses on payments, favors, and political leverage related to wartime rationing.
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Alfred Molaanen
Yeaterday
Far’y
Polland
Maragon
Kansas City
White House
Vaughan
Milwaukee
Finnmeller
Mathorn
Atlepsth
Hathorn
Moiaeses Order
Allied
Clinton P. Anderson
N. M
Wether
Rosa
Ross
Rommitiee
Nix Firm
de Partment
Dad
Department
de’ Partment
Allie
Washington
Poland
McCarthy
Justice Department
Perdry
Flanigan
Greeks Hear Tito Seeks To Settle All Disputes
A Greek report claims Tito plans to resolve all disputes with Greece. The note cites Constantin Tsaltanis and Panayiotis Pipinehs as sources, with a dispatch from New York aligning with Yugoslav officials regarding mediation and ministerial talks.
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Tito
Athens
Vladyn
Tuesar
Greece
Oqanione
Constantin Tsaltans
Mformation
Camara Fiens Tach Cources
New York
Jepstian
Belgian Government Wins Confidence Vote
The week-old Social Christian Liberal coalition government in Brussels won a confidence vote in the House of Representatives. The tally was 125 to 14 with Socialists and Communists dissenting. The chamber recessed until fall. the Senate meets today for a similar session and vote before adjourning for the summer.
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Brussels
Belgium
House of Representatives
Tts
Senate
Hadley Barber Fined On Slot Machine Charge
A Hadley barber shop operator was fined 210 yesterday on a charge of possessing a slot machine. Troopers T J OHea and RB Lamayski reported that George R Bhiel was arrested after the machine was found in his barber shop.
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Hadley
T. J. O'Hea
RB. J. Lamayski
George R. Bhiel
Biochemist Drowns in Lake Ontario Near Kingston
Dr. R G Sinclair 47 head of biochemistry at Queen's University Kingston Ontario drowned yesterday while swimming in Lake Ontario. He studied at Queen's and earned a doctorate from the University of Rochester.
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Kingston
Ont
R. G. Sinclair
Queen's Universit Here
Lake Ontario
Sinclair Owas
Queen's University
University of Rochester
X.Y
Knights of Columbus reelects supreme officers at national convention
The Knights of Columbus unanimously reelected all supreme officers at the national convention. John E. Swift of Boston was chosen for a high term as Supreme Knight. An unrelated fire occurred nearby when an electric wire on a pole sparked, with responders arriving shortly after 2:10 PM.
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Portland
Ore
Knights of Columbus
John E. Swift
Boston
Supreme Knight
Second Avenue
Senate Sets 2:30 Vote on Clark Nomination
The Senate approved a 2:30 vote schedule forAttorney General Tran Clark nomination amid debate. A separate note mentions a culinary count of soft custard and currants, with a suggestion to pair dishes for serving.
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Washington
Senate
Tran
Clark
Supreme Court
Disarmament Debate Exhibits U S Policy Divisions
The hearing before the Senate committee on foreign relations and armed services featured Norman Thomas urging world disarmament before further arms spending, while Senator Vandenberg and others pushed for linkage to European defense plans. Thomas warned against arming races, and discussions touched on U S policy 방향 toward peace, alliance, and restraint amid varied partisan views.
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Committee
Norman Thomas
Socialien Party
Senate
Congress
Thomas
Combined
Committee On Foreign Relaions
Henry Wa Tau
George
D.ga
Surgention
United States
Vandenberg R.-Mich
U.S
North Atlantic Alliance
Vandenbere
Alance
Smith Crn
NS Durance
Knowinad
Tr-Canty
Thomain
Asix
Thomar
Nehru
Dada
Ahrasland
Hawoo
Improved brain surgery brings sanity without loss of alertness
Doctors at St Louis State Hospital report a new frontal lobotomy technique that cuts only lower frontal nerve fibers. Patients previously rendered unable to plan or act regain mental balance and remain alert after the procedure.
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FL Louis
Louis Sur‘geons
St. Louis State Hospital
Lotten
Glens Falls Man Treated After Inhalator Use at Union Station
A Glens Falls man, Donoven K. Reeds, 23, was taken to SL Macy's Hospital after the fire department inhalator was used at Union Station yesterday. Dr. Ann Dodd treated him and he was discharged. The inhalator was operated by John Waite and Joseph Flynn.
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Glens Falls
Macy's Hospital
Union Station
Ann Dodd
Donoven K. Reeds
Elm Street
John Waite
Joseph Flynn
Jumping Bail Costs and Bond Practices in Courts
The article explains how bail jumping can incur high costs for bail bondsmen and defendants. It outlines old and current bail duties, the role of bondsmen, and how courts approve bonds and set conditions for release, including fees and methods to post bail.
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Washington
Gerhart Bieler Cass
Misler
Bister
Leuatody
Mike
Wedge
4-H Club Outlines Exhibit At Schaghtlooke Fair
The Clum's Champs 4-H Club met to discuss exhibit plans for the Schaghtlooke Fair opening Labor Day through Sept 4. Betty Ann Hoffman and Bernadette Trembly will demonstrate their work while members prepare sewing box equipment at the next meeting.
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Clum
Betty Ann Hoffman
Bernadette Trembly
Founder of Zionism Buried in Jerusalem
Theodor Herzl, Austrian born founder of modern political Zionism, buried in a bombproof tomb on Jerusalem's highest hill after his body arrived from Vienna. Herzl died in 1904 and predicted a Jewish state would arise within fifty years. His casket was flown to Israel and taken to Tel Aviv for a night in state.
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Jerusalem
Theodor Herzl
Jersalem
Seven Hills
Herzl
Vienna
Austria
Israel
Lydd
Tal Aviv
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