Army Recalls Rabbi Vida as Chaplain
Rabbi George Vida, former Army chaplain and former spiritust director at Temple Peth, has applied for recall to the U.S. Chaplains Corps. He will return to active duty at Fort Tolten, I, to serve with the hospital unit. Vida previously served as interpreter and liaison for the Anglo American Palestine Commission and held posts in Hungary and Hackensack New Jersey before joining Temple Peth in 1947.
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Four Christian Brothers Named to New Assignments
The Troy Record reports new faculty appointments announced yesterday by the Christian Brothers provincial. Brothers A Thomas A Leo and A Dominic move to LaSalle Institute and St Augustine Brooklyn with transfers to Hiluade LycER. The changes affect LaSalle Newport and nearby institutions as part of a broader reassignment.
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Insurance Firms Note Increase at Glens Falls Group
The Glens Falls group of three insurance companies reported higher premiums and investments for the first ten months of 1960 versus the prior year. Premiums totaled 26,592,464 compared with 24,305,827, and investments rose to 3,919,280 from 762,122. A 40 cent per share dividend on Oct 1 was approved for holders of record Sept 14.
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Refugee Vessel Mason Arrives in Boston With 108 Aboard
A 105 foot refugee ship Mason docked at Boston harbor carrying 108 evacuees from Estonia Latvia and surrounding regions after a perilous voyage. Coast Guard escorted the vessel to East Boston immigration station with the skipper and four crew granted hardship lodging.
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Tray Police Praised Yor Alert Work
Kim at 25 dollars was sent to Chief Frank B. Kendall by Cunning, proprietor of Cunning's Shor Store at 75 Congress Street, praising Patrolman William Donovan for discovering an open door on Aug. 24 and commending the Tray police for vigilance and alertness.
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Two Killed in Crash At Ohio Rail Crossing
Two persons died and several were injured when a Pennsylvania passenger train collided with a tractor-trailer ten miles northeast of Lebanon Ohio. The driver and the axlagnant perished as six trailing cars derailed. The Cincinnati Limited, running between New York and Cincinnati, was on the track as the collision occurred. The front portion of the train continued to Cincinnati.
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Unclear fragmentary text about teachers and schools
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lasalle Rifts Club post two years and various teachers. References to Notre Dame, St Joseph's, Troy, Laaph's Academy, Staten Toland, Manchester NH, and coaching tennis. No coherent event or outcome established.
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