Officers Couples Club installs new officers at Christmas party
The First Presbyterian Church in Lansings hosted the Couples Club meeting last week with installation of officers for 1941 42. Outgoing president Mr and Mrs Joseph Rolic presided as new officers were named including Mr and Mrs Jack Loucks president and Mrs Robert Benson vice president with other roles filled by Harman Ludwig Willard Sproat and Charles Nixon Bernard Bull Jack Shearer. A medley of Christmas music featured xylophone by Charles Buckley and carols led by Mareota Brash.
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New York Shoppers Boost Promotions Amid Busy Week
Macy’s and other retailers push extra ads and four page lists to guide buyers as Thanksgiving week traffic surges. Stores drop TV ads while mall traffic remains strong, signaling a broader upbeat economic mood. Meanwhile a church Candlelight Service proceeds despite a local strike, with plans for the Christmas Cantata featuring local choirs and special music.
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Funeral Notices From Waterford to Troy and Rutland
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices detail services and burial plans for residents including Whalen of Waterford, Provost of Stephentown, and DeBonis of Watervliet, with Masses at St Marys St Patricks and St Josephs churches. Interments follow at local cemeteries. mourners include family and church members.
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Cornelius . Whalen
Waterford
St Money's
St. Mary's Cemetery
Newspaper Strike Over Wages and Workweek Downgrade
The union plans to reconsider its offer as deliveries demand a shorter workweek of 40 hours or less, and a longer contract term over five years. Affected papers include New York Daily News and others, with industry losses from the stoppage averaging millions daily.
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Long Island Star Journal
Christ vs party annual meeting attendance noted
The notice states that notable figures will attend the annual Christ vs party event at the church, with plans for a 7 pm gathering. Attendees mentioned include Menilions of the womany Lie and Walther Denguic, along with Cline. The briefing underscores the schedule and local involvement in the event.
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Kiwanis to Hold Jan Ball With Rotary Guests
The Troy Kiwanis announce a ball scheduled for Thursday night January 22 with music by the Salvation Army Band and a Marian entertainment segment. Kiwanis and Rotary members meet at the hotel today to arrange favors for attendees and review party details.
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Margirian
Ils Olticers
Yuletide Program At School By 18 Pupils Featured
Friday recess at the school included a yuletide program with 18 pupils performing music and skits. The event, directed by Edward Sewell and Frances McMahon, opened with public-recital numbers and closed with seasonal choral selections and an operetta.
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Mary, Joseph and the Angels
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Frances McMahon
Bethlehem
Truman Remarks On Public Servants And Christmas Wish
Former president Truman spoke at the Carlyle Hotel addressing Teamster union plots to organize municipal workers. He defended public servants and expressed holiday goodwill, hoping for peace and happiness for all. The remarks came as the Truman party planned to remain in town until Saturday before returning to Missouri.
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Airlines strike bites into holiday travel
Airlines face a bitter impasse as American and ALWA workers strike over working conditions. Reservations staff in Chicago handle the crunch while the company and Eastern Airlines say no immediate resolution is planned. Standby travelers struggle to find seats as limited flights and ground transport disrupt peak travel periods.
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Cold Weather Impacts Stores as Christmas Sales Surge
The piece notes winter conditions hinder customer travel to Klein's in the square and other high end fashion shops. Klein's reports higher total sales than last year, while Bergdorf Goodman cites a record holiday season with jewel sales up about 100 percent from three years ago. Some retailers say sales are stronger in New Jersey than New York, though a strike tempers overall gains.
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Leonard Hable
Berguart Goodman Co
Berlin Crisis Memo Said No New Western Demands
Quote memo from Western and Soviet sources cites no new terms on Berlin and East Germany. Washington says West Berlin talks remain central while East German posture hardens. analysts warn Moscow could rush to settle Berlin within six months as diplomacy stalls.
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East Germany
NATO
Geenon Spratlem
Court Denies Contempt Motion In Judgment Case
Supreme Court Justice Paul J. Urves denied a contempt motion by Brancis and Margaret Rilers of Mydsan Pally against Richant Sprague of Hudson Malls. The motion alleged violation of a 1958 judgment and related zoning issues from a garage construction dispute heard at the Hudson Falls term.
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Paul J. Urves
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Brancis C. Rilers
Margaret A. Rilers
Mydsan Pally
Richant Sprague
Hudson Malls
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Supreme Court
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Suitson Falls
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Breom
Glens Falls
Lawrenge E. Coreball
Fort Edward
Rockefeller and Nixon loom in GOP maneuvering in Albany
A bipartisan advisory group reports internal party tensions as Rockefeller and Governor Eliot challenge Nixon. The National Committee's Advisory Council notes a split among Democrats and Republicans, with calls for new leadership in Congress. The statement praises past election shapers and cites Lyndon Johnson’s influence, while naming GOP figures urging policy shifts ahead of the next elections.
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Soviet Budget Talks Hint At Defense and Welfare Tradeoffs
The budget discussion outlines defense spending amid calls for industrial growth and housing, noting concealed military outlays and capital investment. It highlights tensions over defense versus social needs, with figures indicating debates over wage cushions for workers and future exports, while criticizing antiparty elements within the leadership.
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Sale Of Liquor On Credit Plan Violates Law
The State Liquor Authority announced that sale of alcoholic beverages under the credit plan violates the Beverage Control Law. It warned that many licensees with special credit permits arranged with reputable credit organizations have deferred the effective date to May 1, 1909 while purchasers need not pay at sale or consumption.
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Goldfine Contempt Case Ties to White House Turmoil
A Washington court sentenced Goldfine and Miss Paperman amid a summer political storm that toppled White House aide Adams over gifts and favors from the Ros tan Williamize. Goldfine faced a contempt charge for defying a House Subcommittee on legislative oversight as the two endured sentencing, appeals, and delays tied to related securities cases.
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Morse Named Supervisor of Cambridge
The Cambridge Town Board appointed Morse to fill the unexpired term of Supervisor Amos Mosevip who died in a motor vehicle crash near Cambridge. Mosevip had eight years as justice of the peace in White Creek, resigning to take the supervisor post. The appointment follows a difficult local period with community disruption and county legal ties.
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Sage Plans Night School Registration at Russell Sage College
Sage announces night school registrations for Albany and Troy campuses with 105 classes offering bachelor’s and associate degree programs in business education nursing and more. Evening hours run 9 am to 9 pm on weekdays and 9 am to 5 pm Saturday at 253 State Street Albany and the Sage administration building at the Troy campus.
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Entire Parking Lot May Open Soon at Troy Union Station
Resident reports city to offer Christas presents with new parking plan. Bloomfield Building Wreckers cleared debris and laid crash stone on the Troy Union Station lot, with officials stating the area would be ready today to handle heavy shopping hours.
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James M. McGrath
Eye Bank aids man regain sight through cornea transplant
The veteran patient recounts worsening eye damage and a failed contact lens, followed by a successful cornea transplant led by Dr William McCarty. He credits the eye bank program and donor eyes for restoring vision and hopes others will donate. The case highlights preservation efforts, transport costs, and medical support enabling the transplant.
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Murder case details reveal brutal framing and payout plan
Vivid account describes a nurse witness and two suspects Baldanado and Moya who abducted Lana Barbara near Casitas and murdered her with a wrench and pistol. They buried the body in a 20 foot embankment and attempted a fraudulent marriage amendment. The motive centers on marital strain and mother-in-law interference. The case involves Olga Duncan and a payoff scheme totaling $6,000, with partial payment already made.
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