Mayor Ahern Attending Conference in New York
Mayor John J. Ahern was in New York yesterday and will stay through today to attend the United States Conference of Mayors at the Hotel Astor. Topics include employment outlook reconversion airport program and state and cities. Speakers include Surgeon General Thomas Pattan housing administrator John B Blandford Jr and Gov Maurice Tobin. He spoke in Schenectady Sunday at a communion breakfast for Lt. Gov Wallace.
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John J. Ahern
New Yorks
United States Conference of Mayora
Hotel Astor
Thomas Pattan
U. 5
John B. Blandford, Jr
Maurice J.tobin
Massachusetts
Schenectady
Thomas W.wallace
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Constipation Relief
Historical ad copy touts Dr F M Edwards of Ohio and his Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable remedy for constipation. It promises gentle, thorough bowel movements without griping, claiming long trial history and urging purchase with cautions and code numbers.
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F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Dovidr
Pep
J. Edwards
State Workers to Get Extra Holiday Time
Gov Thomas K Beney announces extra holiday time for New York state employees. Department heads asked to grant three days off for each holiday weekend, including Sunday Monday and Tuesday around Christmas and New Year.
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State of
New York
Thomas K. Beney
Schenectady Teenager Killed in Bridge Crash
Walter Weidman 17 of 432 Front Street Schenectady died at Ellis Hospital after a Mohawk River Freemans Bridge collision Saturday night four others were seriously hurt. Witnesses say Weidman blinded by oncoming headlights skidded into the path of a Ballston Lake driver Thomas P Wright.
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Walter Weidman
Front Street
Schenectady
Freemans Bridge
Mohawk River
Ellis Hospital
Witneases
Weidman
Thomas P. Wright
Ballston Lake
Wright
Charles Novak, Jr
Marion Bulio
Misa Geraldine Frnchet
Novak
Bella
Halle
Body Found in River Ends 14 Day Search
A 14 day search for John A. Banks ended Sunday when a farm crew discovered the body in the West Branch of the Delaware River. Authorities had searched the Walton area for the missing person.
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EN River
Walton
John A. Banks
West Branch
Delaware River
Wall Chimes Installed At Troy Church
Wall chimes and a hearing system for the deaf were installed at One Second Presbyterian Church in Troy to aid services. Dedicated after Christmas, the system includes 25 carillon Jonte bells, amplifiers in the tower, and a keyboard on the organ console. Rev. Frederick W. Evans officiates. Mrs. H Townsend Heister first played the chimes, titled When Morning Gilds the Sky, to mark the debut service. The installation honors Edwin Henry Frear.
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Second Presbyterian
Fredarick W. Evans
Edwin Henry Frear
Schulmerick Electronics Co
H. Townsend Heister
Verday Fire Company Plans Ham Supper
Verday Volunteer Fire Department will host a baked ham supper at Verday Civic Center Stop 36 Tray Schenectady Road tomorrow at 3 30 and 6 20 pm for the benefit of the volunteer firemen's social and sickness fund. Mrs Garfield Zeb as chairwoman directs the kitchen with wives of firemen serving under Mrs Kenneth Zeb as chairwoman. Chief William Greed jr warns dinners limited to 200 with reservations through any department member. Planned as an annual event.
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Verday
Verday Civic Center
Civil War Veteran Will Probate Ties to Trophies
The will of Civil War veteran Willan L. Hays, filed in the Teensselaer County Surrogate's Court, lists a modest estate and specific bequests. He died September 29, 1945, at his Brookview home, with son William L. Hays and daughter Josephine H. Allen named heirs. The document details legacies including four granddaughters, two grandsons, four great grandchildren, and a special bequest of Civil War memorabilia to his son. The will, drawn January 30, 1994, was filed for probate by attorney Hyman Rosenblum.
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Willan L. Hays
Yous Uate
Teensselaer County
Halys
Massachusetts
Brooktview
Hays
Hyman Rosenblum
Castillaw
Minne
Japalis
Minn
Josephine Hi. Allen
Brookview
Rerciy
Ito
Mr. Hays
William TL. Hays
Cavalry Sahey
Remington Navy
Army
St Anthony's 20 Year Club Elects Staff
Jono J Spyiyana was elected president of the Twenty Year Lyceum Boys, an organization of former St. Anthony's Lyceum members, at the Saturday night meeting at The Frestlane Club on Federal Street. Also elected were John J La Posta as vice president, John Pal udino treasurer, Peter A Vacca financial secretary, Philip LePosti corresponding secretary, James Carabis sergeant at arms, Nicholas Birtari trustee, and John Ciampone publicist chairman. A by law committee of Reca, Rizzo, Casale, Pafundi, Farina was named to draft bylaws for presentation January 13. Tentative plans for an minstrel show were discussed.
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Lyceum Club
Lyceum Boys
St. Anthony's Lyceum
Joln Ciamprone
Philip LaPosta
Secreta J. Spallana
Michael Sidori
John Palladino
Peter A. Vacca
John J. LaPosta
James Carabis
Jono J. Spyiyana
Frestlane Club
Federal Street
John J. la Posta
John Pal- Udino
Philip LePosti
Nicholas Birtari
John Ciampyone
Spairana
Joli A. Reca
Lovie Rizzo
Johny Casale
Dominic Pafundi
Nicholas Farina
Cathedral Cleric to Speak at St. John's
Rev. Raymond M. O'Brien of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine New York will discuss the president situation in Palestine tomorrow. An invitation has been extended and a similar note mentions Massachusetts 1675 Smith's War context.
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Raymond M. O'Brien
Building Costs for Dwellings Rise in October
The State Labor Department reported rising costs for dwelling construction in October, with average dwelling costs advancing from 5 005 in September to 6 000. Non-residential building accounted for 80 percent of October's 8 7 million scheduled projects, while New York City saw mixed trends with higher industrial and public work but lower residential permits.
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State Labor Department
Industers
Clergyman O'Brien Serves Churches in New York Since 1933
The clergyman Mr. O'Brien has served in churches in Unola Tadann and New York since his ordination in 1933 addressing the clergy of the city and congregants of various denominations including Jews and Christians.
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Christiana
O'Brien
Unola
Tadann
New York
Hla
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Vonerre
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POLO
Troy Church
Justice Department
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
Albany
Teachester
Syracuse
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Alty
Tom C. Clark
Ugo Carusi
Immignassia
Carusi
Immigration and Naturalization
Buffalo
Verday Fire Company
United States
Stanton Brewing
St. Anthony’s
St. John’s
Third ST Temple
Division ST
Auaplers
Third St. Temple
Sisterhond
Ormond
Fulton Street
Stanton
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