Livestock Judging Highlights Ballston at Saratoga County Fair
At Ballston Spe, Bwina owned by A. G. Perry of Witton took first prize in all categories. Arthur G. Park, Walter Armour, and Charles Dake were named prize winning sheep owners. Mohawk Valley Grange led in range produce exhibits, followed by Greenfield Malta Stillwater Charlton Ballaton and Milton. Juvenile grange winners were Ballston and Milton. Cattle judging began yesterday and will continue today with 4-H judging completed. A feature today is prizes for the oldest man and woman in the grandstand.
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Milton
Pro Robeson Parade Clashes Loom Near Albany Capitol
Pro Communist and anti Robeson factions plan rival parades around the New York State Capitol as Civil Rights Congress actions prompt short protests. Albany County American Legion officials pledge non interference while state police monitor potential violence after a Peekskill melee.
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Harry Philo
American Labor Party
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Troy
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Ku K Klux Klan
Attend Eighth Family Reunion
Thirty eight persons attended the eighth annual reunion of the late Marriot Van Swiatek and Edmund Proctor held at Rev. Ald Mra Royal Fishbeek’s home at 200 Fifth Avenue. The program opened with a prayer, a drawing followed, birthdays honored, officers elected, and a secretary treasurer’s report read. An invitation to host next year’s meeting in Baratoga Springs was extended by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greene, dinner committee appointed.
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Drake
Ald
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Fifth Avenue
Miglbeck
William Meader
Herbert Agata
Clarence Clement
Mien Eisenbeth Drake
Alice Pack
Clement
Albert Greene
Baratoga Springs
Greene
Myron Greene
Mre
Clifford Tenlauit
New York State Records Low Death Rate Amid Births Rise
New York State reports a death rate of 10.8 per 1,000 for the period ending June 30, the lowest on record, while births reach 20.5 per 1,000. There were 150,000 births, the second highest in 25 years, with declines in several major causes and slight shifts in homicide and self-inflicted death rates. Heart disease remains the leading killer, and deaths from tuberculosis pneumonia syphilis appendicitis hernia and nephritis contribute to the overall drop. Cirrhosis deaths rise to a new high of 11.7 per 100,000.
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New York
State Health Department
Airmen Escape Crash Of Big Bomber Near Spokane
A large bomber crashed in rough terrain above the Spokane River 35 miles northwest of Spokane. Fourteen of fifteen airmen parachuted to safety. one was missing and later reported not in the wreck. An injury to a parachutist was noted with unknown severity. Spokane Air Force base officials said the missing crew member was not in the crash site.
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Wild Hill Counry
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Robert Smith
Air Force
Hurricane scatters damage along New England coast
The Florida hurricane drifted out to sea and lashed New England with heavy rain and 70 mph winds. The storm toppled more than 200 small boats, inundated summer cottages, and battered seaside bridges and highways with high tides and rocks.
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New England
Retired Times Religious Editor Rachel Mc Dowall Dies
Rachel K. Mc Dowall, longtime religious editor of the New York Times for 74 years, died today after retiring last December. Her tenure shaped coverage of faith and culture at a major national paper.
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The
New York Times
Tobin Predicts Passage Of Wage Bill In Near Term
Secretary Tobin said the Senate would establish a minimum wage within hours during a farm labor conference with about 300 leaders. He described the proposed wage floor as a major proponent of maintaining high wages while Brannan urged price supports and conservation to aid farmers and consumers.
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Mother of Sullivan Brothers Receives WW II Bonus
Des Moines reports state checks totaling 2600 dollars were sent to Mrs. Thomas F. Sullivan of Waterton, mother of five brothers who perished when the USS Juneau sank near Guadalcanal on November 15, 1942. The eldest son Albert was married. his widow’s remarriage made her ineligible, so the payment goes to Jimmy Sullivan, age 12, upon application. The four single brothers were George 28, Francis 26, Joseph 21, and Madison 23. The five brothers enlisted together January 3, 1942, marking the heaviest Gold Star loss for US WWII families.
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Waterton
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Jimmy
George
Francis
Joseph
Madison
Lullivans
Justice Rutledge Out Of Danger After Hospitalization
Associate Justice Wiley B. Rutledge of the Supreme Court, 55, was reported out of danger after a weekend hospitalization for illness. He improved on Monday after arriving at the hospital Saturday while vacationing in Maine.
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Tork
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Uguoguit
Iran Reinforces Border with Mechanized Infantry
Iranian military officials said mechanized infantry units were sent to reinforce the border with the Soviet Union as American made trucks carried troops north. The shipments are part of a 519 million U S arms credit and border tensions reportedly rose.
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Teheran
U. S
Germans Take Over Berlin Utilities in Western Sector
Three power Kommandatura rulers directed West Berlin’s elected council to assume control of gas water electricity and sewage production and financing in the western sectors marking a return to German oversight after 1965. In a separate note police report a dog bite injury to 11 year old John Clark at his home on Division Street with him treated at St Mary’s Hospital.
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Whitehall Couple Observes Golden Wedding Jubilee
Mr and Mrs George O Mason of Second Avenue Whitehall celebrated their 50th anniversary Saturday at their daughter Mrs Peter Andres home in Whitehall. The couple were first married in Hampton Town Washington County by Justice William Manchester. Attendants were the late Melvin Juckett and the late plead on.
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Second Avenue
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Peter Andres
Mason
Hampton
Washington County
William Manchester
Melvin Juckett
Couple celebrates family ties amid town memories
A local obituary note honors a resident whose family includes two sons Special Police Officer Benjamin Mason of Whitehall and George Mazon of Ballston Spa, a daughter, three grandchildren and a great grandchild.
Communists Approach Canton Rail Line in South China
Reports say Communist forces cut within thirty miles of the Canton Mankew railway and overran Jucheng, 170 miles north of Canton. If the railway falls, Canton’s rail supply to Gen Pai Chung Hai’s 200,000-man army near Hengyang could be severed, forcing a southwest withdrawal into Kwanship. The Reds push east of the line as Canton fate looms, while Shell collecting becomes a noted hobby. One hundred thousand species of abella are cataloged.
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Greek Rebels Seek U.N. Peace Pact Amid Civil War
Greek rebels send a memorandum to the United Nations through Tass seeking peace after civil war devastates Greece. The note cites Secretary General Trygve Lie and calls for pacification as vital for the Greek people and world peace.
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Ave & Press Agency
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