Christmas recital and community events at Upstate area
Under the Catholic Daughters festival at Holy Cross Church, ten pupils presented My Musical Gift to Jesus with families and local residents in attendance. Rotary exchange student Rodney Jolly announces plans to spend Christmas with his Japanese host family. Washington Academy hosts a Mistletoe Ball. Choral group performances and club meetings follow with notes on upcoming events and a guest speaker from Green Mountain College.
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Holy Cross Church
Edmund TeBordo
Jesus
Kathy
Judy Hamilton
Jane Hamilton
Ronnie
Noreen Wescott
David
Mary Ann Parrish
Blaine Payne
Becky Pekins
Matthew Durkin
Ralph Fairley
CDA
Rodney Jolly
Salem
Rotary Exchange
L.B.J. Ranch
TexaBc
Enington Academy
Clagge
Century Group
Choraliers of
Washington
Aca
Salem Wargang
Women’s Club
Edward Palmer
Charles Spigner
Jamgomasi Sr
Charles Vanmecom
Irwin Wait
Washington Academy
Francis Bozen
Green Mountain College
Poultney, T
Whitehall Myrtle De Lora Visits Family in Frostproof
Alexandria Virginia man Stanley Benjamin returns after visiting his mother Mrs Anthony Villoni. Debbie Zukowski of Hartford Connecticut returns after visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Patrick Me and Mrs Edward Niswell in Frostproof Florida. Marence Manell of Fair NJ spent several days with her grandparents Mr and
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Stanley Benjamin
Alexandria
Anthony Villoni
Debbie Zukowski
Hartford
C ele Mishap Fatal To Youth
A teenager from Queens, Joseph 1 16, died in a mobile accident in Jamaica Queens on Sunday according to AP dispatches. The fragmentary report notes the fatal incident occurred in New York and identifies the deceased youth.
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New York
Joseph 1
Queens
Jamaica
Tri County Holstein Club Elects Officers At Greenwich
The Tri County Holstein Club held a meeting at Forrest Pratt's home in Greenwich. Elwood Arnold of Ballston was elected president Addison Gillis of Argyle became vice president Lawrence Peck of Bacon Hill named secretary and treasurer. Plans include March May October and November dinners a March junior call sale a June barn meeting and a August chicken barbecue at Schaghticoke Fairgrounds.
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Tri-County Holstein Club
Forrest Pratt
Greenwich
Elwood Arnold
Ballston
Addison Gillis
Argyle
Lawrence Peck
Bacon Hill
Schaghticoke Fairgrounds
Edward Skiff
Edward McNeil
Terry Hoag
James Nolan Jr
Fred Sanders
Glen Townsend
John Marbot
Frank Cipperly
Joanne Herrington
John Nolan
County Herd
Burton Gillis
David Mosher
Sherman Herrington
Jack McClenning
Martin Hoag
Tri-County
Jay Weed
John Hoag
Cochairmen
William Mears
Edgar King
Schuylerville to Hold Alumni Benefit Basketball Games Tonight
Schuylerville High School hosts two fundraising basketball games at 7 p.m. to aid the Melvin Mahay Fund. Senior girls face alumni girls, followed by men faculty versus alumni. Admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. goal is at least 52 dollars for a new athletic field score board.
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Schuylerville High School
Melvin Mahay
S.C.S
Bronx man dies in Roslyn crash injures Friday
James Gribben aged 52 of the Bronx died Sunday at North Shore Hospital from injuries after his car left Willis Avenue in Roslyn Estates on Friday and struck a utility pole.
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Manhasset
N.Y
James Gribben
Bronx
North Shore Hospital
Willis Avenue
Roslyn Estates
Winter's First Day Blustery
The first day of winter arrives with a blustery storm covering the nation. A snow belt from the Midwest to the Mississippi Valley. severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes in the South. an intense Pacific Coast storm. Snow and cold affect many regions with warnings for travel and mixed precipitation across multiple states.
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Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic States
Georgia
West Virginia
Gulf Coast
Moss Point
Miss
Santa Rosa Island
Navarre
Brownsville
Tex
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlanta
Miami
Detroit
Chicago
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Denver
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Anchorage
Honolulu
Britons Split Over Dogs amid Kindness to Animals
AP reports Britain cherishes pets yet destroys about 300,000 strays annually while enjoying hunts and hare coursing. RSPCA and public funds support pet care, yet dog ownership sparks calls for population reduction and stricter welfare measures across the country. The piece notes high animal affections contrasted with grim practices and ends with a note on New Providence in the Bahamas.
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Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
RSPCA
Britain
Ministry of Defense
London
Royal Horse Artillery
Frankie Howerd
Rover
Canine Defense League
Birmingham
32 Named Rhodes Scholars from United States
Swarthmore Pennsylvania reports the 32 American Rhodes Scholars announced after nationwide selection. Winners, males aged 18 to 24, attend colleges including Brown, Columbia, and Princeton. The Rhodes Scholarship funds two to three years at Oxford with a stipend recently raised to 2844 dollars.
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Swarthmore, Pa
Gilmore Stott
Swarthmore College
Oxford University
England
U.S
Richard H. Trainer
Hinchman Ave
Haddonfield
N.J
R.I
Brown
Heyward A. Dotson
Wayne Torrance
Staten Island
N.Y
Columbia
Raymond J. Gibbons
Innes Road
Wood Ridge
Princeton
Ugandan President Obote Assassination Attempt Leads to Arrests
Nairobi AP reports Uganda arrested several senior figures after an attempted assassination of Milton Obote. Detained include Nalinya Mpologoma and David Simbwa, siblings of Sir Edward Mutesa, plus former VP Sir Wilberforce Nadiope and DK party leaders. Uganda bans firearms and imposes indefinite detention via emergency decree.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Uganda
Milton Obote
Daily
Nation
Nalinya Mpologoma
Edward Mutesa
London
David Simbwa
Sir Edward
King Freddie
England
Bethlehem Pilgrims To Be Under Guard
Bethlehem prepares for Christmas with tight security for pilgrims amid scarce inns and a slow start to tourism. Israeli troops will seal roads and guard Manger Square as crowds gather for Holy Day services.
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Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Israel
Manger Square
Christendom
Fire kills two and injures eighteen in Manhattan rooming house
A fire in a five story rooming house at 318 West 52nd Street and adjoining building 320 injured eighteen people and killed Daniel O'Sullivan and Marie O'Sullivan. Police identified the deceased as a couple found on the second floor.
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New York
Manhattan
Red Cross
Daniel O'Sullivan
Marie
West 52Nd Street
Richard Kiernan
Rochelle Gordon
James Verfenstein
St. Clair’s Hospital
W. 52Nd St
Hunter's Body Found Near Cartwright Island
Easthampton Town Police reported that Charles Kaiser 34 of Mastic Beach was found near Cartwright Island in Block Island Sound after a duck hunting trip with brothers Stephen Kaiser 30 and Edward Golden 26 still missing. The 14 foot boat was found Saturday night.
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Cartwright Island
Block Island Sound
Kaiser
Stephen
Edward Golden
Montauk
Charles Kaiser
President St. Stephen
Birch Drive
Golden
Second Hous Road
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