Cohoes Explorers Post 70 Scouts Meet at St. Marie’s
Cohoes News reports Explorers of Post 70 will meet today at St Marie’s Church Cohoes starting 7 pm in the rooms on Simmons Avenue. Lawrence Grandchamp will preside urging youths 14 to 17 to join the post with invitations also for adults. Rev. Touchette and post staff plan broadened activities including social events and youth projects. Students from Watering will discuss Christmas drives with Betsey Bell and others coordinating toy collection for grades seven to twelve.
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Kaxplorer
St. Marie's Church
Cohoes
Pam
Simmons Avenuce
Heo Aran
Lawrence Grandchamp
Ant Jain
Grandchamp
Mare
Touchette
St. Aaron's
Robert Bordeau
Tigh Scbuel
Herman Beaueja
Haraldson Ya A
Nador
Ernest. Dutreane
Dre. L
Iin
Betsey, Bell
Bob Shiessey
Jeanne’ Grochmal
Jill Patton
Sandra Staske
Edward Richardson
Tada
Community notices drift through Waterford events
Local notices announce a December 10 Waterford gathering at Van Sehaick Islands Country Club with a dinner and Santa Claus distribution at 3 p.m. Various clubs and youth groups held meetings, Christmas parties, and rehearsals, including Cub Pack 81 and the Latics Aid Society at First Baptist Church. Fire district elections and officers were named, with multiple districts approving maintenance funds.
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van- Sehaick Islands Country Club
Helen Knowles
Delmar
BFW
Irene Hull
Cluss
Alary Spickler
Rehairman
Cochairman
Mary Babyak
Helen Naley
Betty Walton
Bernadette Piche
May Michaels
Brian Davis
May Smith
BPW Sets Final Plans for Christies Party
The Cohoes Business and Professional Women's Club outlines final plans for its annual Christies party at a Monday committee meeting hosted by program chair Mrs. Ethel M. Brown at 100 Park Ave. The event date is scheduled for the near future.
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Cohoes Business and Professional Women's Club
Ethel M. Brown
Park Ave
Styseman Emil A. Hug Jr
Central Firs Station
Soviets Urge Neutral Japan in Peace Policy
The Soviet Union urged Japan to renounce military commitments and adopt neutrality. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko delivered a note to Japanese Ambassador Kadowaki in Moscow stating neutrality would aid world peace and Japan's own interests, portraying it as a constructive contribution to international cooperation.
Air Warmer in Most U.S. Readings This Week
The Associated Press reports temperatures rose across most of the United States after a cold spell. Clouds and varying readings kept highs uneven with southern and northwest areas warmer while the Northeast saw lingering snow showers. Boonville recorded another six inches of snow. Temperatures fell sharply in western North Dakota as a new batch of winter weather moved in from the west.
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Associated Press
Boonville
Florals
North Dakota
Freshmen Enrollment Hits Alltime High at Vermont Uni
Enrolled freshmen include Serioul Mitchell Dworsky Tray Manel TL Cadagher East and Greenbush among areas. Vermont at Stirlings reports 935 freshmen enrolled, an alltime high figure for the university.
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Serioul Mitchell Dworsky
Tray
Manel TL
Cadagher
East
Greenbush
Vermont
Stirlings, Lon
Trio to Fight Filibusters in Senate Clash
A Washington trio led by Senators Douglas Case and Savile said they will press for a Rule 22 reform to curb filibusters. They oppose a two thirds vote of the present body and want a change that requires a broader support threshold, arguing current practice fails to halt endless talks.
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Washington
API
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
Jichard PB. Case
ANY
Datob K. Savile
RNY
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Texas
Meters Vandalism In Albany-Troy Teens Halted
Weters continued from earlier pages, three to five youths aged 10 to 15 describe November thefts of coin meters. They smashed meters with a brick then a three pound hammer, tossing one hammer into the Hudson River. They traveled by bus to Albany and Syracuse, stealing coins to pocket via an older boy at times, and planned multiple breaks per night. Authorities say the meters were damaged in a way that prevented quick refunds.
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Chui
Wales
Jord-Hallmoon
Schoo
Altead
Surman Sweet
Karl Koch
Clul
Corkey’s
North
Ieside
Rice
Edward
Melen Butler
Reamer
Grece Mollby
Edward W. Guy
Averill Park
Grabbag
Fremen
Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs Assn
Boght
Raymond Spenard
Richard Parnell
Arthur Emerith
Merle Welch
Robert Seavill
Sand Lake
T. Tibert Hastings
Daniel Bailey
Jelso
Ronald Hasbrouck
Grateton
Nornan Vanedervoort
Schuyler Heights
Watervliet
Roger K. Sutherstad
Engie Mis
Brunswick
Charles Moore
Tehus
Winford Kuon
Poller
Hudson River
Coni Riess Street
Water
Vilet
Albany
Sypactse
Wn Waele
Syracuse
Troy
USA
Midland Trust Names New Top Executives In Shakeup
Seven new top officers at Midland Trust and Promoter, led by Marine Mista Trust Go of New York City, announced yesterday. Robert D. Decker was named comptroller and Harry W. Barchtoold, A. Hunter Bowmar, Charles F. Wickox, and Winawat B. Hubbell were named assistant vice presidents. The changes come as Arthur Curiver Panes the top post, while May Jsmall Dam remains in the shadow of the incident where he fell into a dam.
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Midland Trust
Marine Mista Trust Go
New York City
Iston
Hamiestonias
Palas
al Fendar
Cekich
Jsmall Dam
Greer
Robert D. Decker
Criondssistant
Ant Harey W. Barchtold
A. Hunter Bowmar
Charles F. Wickox
Winawat B. Hubbell
Fire kills three in Montreal home blaze
A night fire swept a Montreal apartment, killing Mrs. Alice Cardinal, 38, and her two children. Firefighters battled the flames yesterday as the bedroom where the victims slept was engulfed. Neighbors reported smoke and alarms raised through the building.
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Howe Montreal
Alice Cardinal
Nuclear Tests Densor Sag Progress Reported
Geneva sources say British and Soviet delegates inched toward a first outline of a nuclear test ban treaty with binding East West commitments and a policing authority. Talks focused on article one and a possible monitoring system amid slow progress and cautious optimism.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Leoaly
Oel. Dt
General Relieved Sent To Paris Post
Maj. Gen. Martin Dias Tamaya has been relieved as Army chief and transferred to Paris as military attaché. He reportedly left Cuba secretly Sunday night by plane. The removal followed an alleged Army plot against President Batista, with about 30 officers arrested.
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Havana
UPI
Martin Dias Tamaya
Apsoralions
Paris Ax
Dine Tamaye
Cuba
Hiis
Fulgcencio Batista
Diccicic
Missile fuel debate shapes early missile program
The article discusses contested views on liquid versus solid fuel missiles, noting fears of crippling civilian programs and a shift toward solid fueled weapons. It highlights doubts about mass production, technical hurdles, and the push for a balanced approach to leverage space exploration potential.
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Wajer
Young Driver Fined In Troy Court With Irregular License
Raymond C. Maferly, 17, of 2020 Sid Ave, Was fined 52h in Troy Police Court yesterday for improper use of a junior CPR rector license. The incident was reported by Patrolmen Thomas J. Mednerney and Hubert Talazico. The article also defines Po gunk as humorous time for any small insignificant place.
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Raymond C. Maferly
Sid Ave
Troy
Thomas J. Mednerney
Hbert Talazico
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