Children mourn family dog found in ditch near Wynantskill
Susan Bryan seven and Perry six grieve their black cocker spaniel Mitzie killed after a motorist struck it and left it in a ditch near Wynantskill West Sand Lake. The driver did not report the incident or aid in locating the owner. Their mother Mrs Howard Bryan and their Navy SEA BEEs father reside in the area.
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Wynantskill
Susan
Perry
Janert
Howard’ Bryan
Wynantakill
Rhode Island
Mitzie
Wan Ebout
Bryan
Dog Found After Search Near Faley's Restaurant
The Bryan family near the main highway rear of Faley's restaurant reported a missing dog. After hours of searching and a tip from a boy about a dog in a Foley's ditch, the pet was found. The Bryans lament the dog's death and urge informing motorists to seek veterinary help.
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Bryan
Faley
Foley's
Mra. Bryan
Averill Park Plans RPI Orchestra Concert at High School
The Averill Park High School Auditorium hosts an evening with the RPI Orchestra next Thursday at 2B ppm. The 30 member group, directed by Joel Dolven, is managed by Joseph Howson with William Bingo as assistant. Sponsored by the Music Council and 25 Club for commencement awards funds, the event funds two $200 college scholarships and two $25 awards for eighth and twelfth grade students.
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RPI
Averill Park High School
Joel Dolven
Joseph Howson
William
Bingo
Music Council
Averill Park “High School
Averill ‘Park
Disability Benefits Rise 23 Percent in New York
The Workmen’s Compensation Board reported a 23 percent increase in 1957 disability cash benefits over 1956, with $127,779,395 paid to 4,269,261 covered workers. The rise reflects the Asian Flu impact and a raise from 40 to 45 dollars weekly, effective July 1, 1957, plus plan variations expanding early payments and medical benefits.
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New York
Parisi
Workmen's Compensation Board
Workman’s Compensation Board
Special Fund For Disability Benefits
Fuji Mountain Among World’s Most Beautiful Cones
Fujiyama, standing at 12 389 feet, is Japan’s tallest mountain and hailed as one of the two most beautiful conical volcanoes globally. It has been inactive for over 200 years, with snow capping its peak most of the year.
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Tokyo
Fujiyama
Japan
Ukeleles From Nazareth Pa Find Fans In Hawaii
One of Hawaii’s best known trademarks the ukelele originated with Portuguese roots and remains widely imported. Many ukeleles offered for sale locally come from a Nazareth Pennsylvania manufacturer.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Nazareth
Christmas Seal Aid A Tuberculosis Patient In Rensselaer County
A 35 year old married mother of one from Schenectady County who contracted tuberculosis last summer was admitted to Glenridge Sanitarium. She is among area residents helped by the annual Christmas Seal sale now in its 32nd year. The funds support daily newspapers cards and writing materials for patients. She hopes county residents continue to back the seal drive and aims to return home on weekends while remaining off work.
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Glenridge Sanitarium
Schenectady County
Rensselaer County
State St
The
Association
New Terrorist Group Formed in Kenya Reports
Nairobi Kenya AP says a Kenyan legislator reported a new subversive group formed to oppose Europeans and loyal Africans. Group Capt L R Briggs told a political meeting that information in his and the government’s possession shows a serious situation.
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Nairobi
Kenya
L. R. Briggs
Briggs
Kenya War Council
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Zenith
Third ST
Samaritan Hospital
Virginia Armstrong
Shenendehdwa High School
Rose J. Krugler
Vocational Council
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Milan Krehniak
Columbia High School
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