New Highway Discussed At Latham
A public meeting at Newtonville Town Hall drew about seventy Latham area businessmen and residents to oppose by passing by Latham on a proposed new by-pass highway. They warned relocation could hurt local merchants, and formed an eight member committee led by George Saymonte to press state and local officials for full consideration and to keep the route from bypassing Latham.
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Latham
Newtonville
Thene Presker
Thei Stuation
Lathan Merchante
Dubng Works
Lsste
Watervliet
Latham Groupe
Loge
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Mendova
George Saymonte
Samuel Hinsdale
State Department of Public Works
Thomas BE. Kewey
Witham J . Byrne
Allany County Board of Supervivor
Town Board of Colonie
Town
Two Fort Edward Teachers Called To Active Service
Two Fort Edward teachers have resigned. Richard X. Perry reenlisted in the Navy and departs Sept. 4 for the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Charles I. Ralston, former Hartford Central School teacher, enters Army basic training after accepting a past teaching post.
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Navy
Richard X. Perry
Pranda Terry
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Ithaca Colleys
Terry
Hort Htra Adhants Nxt
Charles
Ralston
Charles Ralston
East
Alrest
Leach
Siena Collar
Hartford Central School
Trojan Post To Get Convention Report
Trojan Post to receive a convention report from ryed J Sonble, commander at Srojan Pow Y F W, who will return this wire from the national convention in Chicago. The report will mention topics including a term to be given by John Delap and others, in the absence of the commander.
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Ryed J. Sonble
Srojan
Wil
Chicago
Agianing
John Delap Charm
Charles “Tent
Anion
Ibe Rommnanda
Potato Price Supports Rejected by Upstate Growers
Upstate New York potato growers rejected a control program and price supports for the 1960 crop. In last week's mail ballot, 72.8 percent opposed the agreement, 27.2 percent favored it. turnout included about 2,181 producers in Upstate and 150 eligible in Rensselaer County. In Pennsylvania the vote showed a similar pattern with a large majority opposing the agreement. Overall, Upstate NY producers backed 37.1 percent of the crop under controls while 62.9 percent opposed. Pennsylvania and Upstate NY together produced 93 percent of the nation's potato crop.
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UB Department
At Agriculture
Troy Area
Upstate
Abo
Rensselaer County
Peninsylvania
New York State
Suffolk
Kings
Queens
New Yok
Bronx
Richmond
Long Island
Upstate New York
Pennsylvania
Softball Fundraiser Planned by Rens Democrats at Hotel Troy
The Rens County Democratic organization outlined plans for a charity softball game between county committee members and Democratic supervisors. A large crowd is expected for the joint outing, with Mary Rabbitt chairing preparations. A planning meeting is set for September 1 at 7 p.m. at Democratic headquarters.
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Rens
Aptaer County
Troy
Beard of Superviznes
Ecent Hohiek
Salareday
Treosbyille Rand
Marly
Oreturna
Willinny
Lydne
Weket
Charman
Clama
Wednestay
Mpi Beittes
Dela Prenia
Chiles
Vi Rabbitt
R P.m
Jters
Three Day Holiday State Workers Pending Weekend Closure
State workers will have a three day holiday weekend with a formal time off plan. Officials say many departments will close partially or fully from tomorrow morning through the holiday period.
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Bermiss
Tahon Tas
Italy
Pollution Tests Planned for Vermont Rivers
Philip Schittler, commissioner of the Vermont Water Conservation Board, announces pollution tests on the Boating Br2achs Wall gomene and Hoosick Rivers. Public hearings will be held in Bennington as streams and tributaries are classified, with state board oversight of compliance with pollution standards.
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Philip Schittler
Vermont Water Conservation Tied
Wallgomene
Hoosick
Béennington
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