Mary Ann Clements Bride Saturday Of R E DeMatteo
Miss Mary Ann Therese Clements daughter of Mrs John F Clements Watervliet wed Ronal Toward DeMatteo son of Mr and Mrs Edward J DeMatteo in a Watervliet church ceremony presided by Rev. M Watras The couple received a reception at the Sihset Tait and left for a southern wedding trip Their families include Robert Clements and Natalie Le Matteo The bride and bridal party wore poinsettia red and candlelight gowns with lace and carried bouquets of roses and holly leaves The bride is a Catholic General Wish School graduate and St Peters Hospital School of Nursing alumna. the groom is a Christian Brothers Academy and University of Notre Dame graduate employed by Golyh Corp in Schenectady
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Mery Ann Therese Clements
John F. Clem
Tih Ave
Watervlies
Abs. Clements
Ronalé
Re Maltes
Edward J. Te Matteo
Letga
Lenox Rel
Schanedaily
Waterviiel
Balislaus M. Watrna
Waas
Robert
Clements Estorlert
Sisley
Ube
Waich
Poinsetttss
Raymond Symanski
Jury Brel
Aliss Natalie le Matteo
Sisai
Mary Annn Dworak
Virginia Klew
Sheila Nureau
Benty di Rusia
Frank Doyle
Albert Yu
Ela
Kamen Sessa
Sihset
Albany
Tvide
Catholic General Wish Schiool
Sehnat of Nursing
St. Peters Hospital
Brady Maternity
Tod Husband
Chylistian Brothers Academy
University of Entre Dame
Golyh Corp
Insurance Premiums Fall for Life Policies in 1967
The report notes that the average annual premium per $1,000 of life insurance held in 1967 was about 20 percent lower nationwide. It cites data showing the per thousand cost in the United States and remarks on the general affordability trend for policyholders.
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New York
Pri Ipyhouders
United States
Miss Thomas to Wed Elizabeth Sherley and George Fur Bueson
Engagement announced for Elizabeth Sherley Thomas and George Michael Graham Fur Bueson. Miss Thomas, graduate of Emma Willard and debut in Pittsburgh, is granddaughter of Paul Thamell and the late Sliner R. Thomas. Fur Bueson, a Choate and St Lawrence University junior, is grandson of Dr. George S. Flag and the late Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Pirghesta Jr.
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Toni Thomas
Troy
Howes
Elizabeth Sherley
George Michael Graham Fur- Bueson
Cornelius Purgueson
Brightwaters
Miss Thomas
Emma Willard, School of Troy
Pittsburgh
Paul Thamell
Ane
Christmas program and services at Schodack churches
The Sunday school of the Reformed Dutch Church of Schodack held its Christmas program under Peter Manan and Edward Morton on Saturday. A Christmas party followed in the Chanel hosted by the Ladies Aids Society and Men’s Club. Various locals and visitors share holiday scenes, dinners, and visits across Schodack Landing and nearby towns.
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Reformed Dutch Church of
Schodick
Peter Manan
Edward Morton
Earl Peckham
Ram Badynght
Big Byomley
Manchester
William Manson
Ales Counte Bango
Edward Phillips
Walter Lanty
J. de Marling
Brooklyn
Carol Guthridge
Idan
Corhell University
Mark Guthridge
Charles Valkringar
Tri County Library Aides Named to Southern Adirondack System
The Southern Adirondack Library System appoints Florence Hirshe as director and Mary A. Stewart as extension chief. The system serves Warren Washington and Saratoga counties with a Ballston Spa headquarters at 30 Bath Street. A bookmobile loaned by the state for one year aims to expand rural service.
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Auilrondack Library
Watertown Center
Bath St
Ballston Spa
Adirondack
Uie State
Sheog-tounly
Tre Bie
Marsiit
South High School
Lisa
Ohio
Ohio State University
Western Reserve University
Lima Public Library
Lhng Public Library
Library of Hawaii
Honolwl
Watertows
Mise Stewart
Blue Shield Coverage Surges Across States With Major Growth
A 1958 report shows Blue Shield plans covering 42.5 percent of the population, ranking New York fifth in enrollment as promoters highlight nationwide expansion. Figures list District of Columns, Delaware, Connecticut, Michigan, and other regions with substantial premiums and memberships, noting revenue disbursements and insurer activity across the United States and Canada.
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New York
Tite
HouWeed Saturlay
Twelph Maninevsky Jr
Dt Reel
Hive Cross
Kine Shel
Albany
District of
Nelaware
Connection
Michigan
United
Pierto Rico
Waweilapi
Canada
AGG
le Physiiland du
Nardin Hagit
Whatelans
Canada Sees Moderately Good Times Director Graduated From UMass
A long draft obituary like item notes a woman who studied English at University of Massachusetts and earned a Simmons School of Library Science degree. She served as regional librarian for the Massachusetts Division of Library Extension 1942 to 1946 guiding three bookmobiles across three counties centered in Greenfield and later worked as a librarian at Holyoke area hospitals. The piece lists numerous names in a Canadian community context and then shifts to Gordon Church’s yearend economic forecast predicting moderately good times for Canada in 1959 with slower capital expansion but rising consumer spending slightly lifting exports and a marginal rise in GDP amid a U.S. recession. The report cites Canada’s 19th century style inflation and trade signals, domestic savings gains, and a modest revival of production and employment across various sectors.
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University of Massachusetts
Wit
Simmons Schoor of
Bosiin
Umass
Massachusetts Division of Library Extension
Greenfield
Velerena Administration
Morthampton
Vermont Pree Public Library Commission
St. Johnsbury
Alse
Watertown
Chester Gstrander
South Glens Falls
A. BR. van Wirt
Clons Falls
Lark
Aemor Bearlove
Hutsson Falls
Benton
Sarasoza Springe
Danins Z, Roche
Whitehall
Reed Brown
Middle Grave
Stewart Parrar
Warrensburg
Kenneth H. Swain
North Creek
Robert £. Jones
Granville
Churehli
Winster
United States
Canada
U. S
Chivehill
Studying Abroad Oslo In 1957 Norwegian Students Abroad
A 1957 report notes Norwegian students studying abroad with 2787 individuals overseas and 368 in the United States. Enrollment in Norwegian universities and colleges totaled 1850 across the country.
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Oslo
United States
Former Ike Aide Urges Less Government Control
Former Eisenhower economic aide Dr Gabriel Hauge urged less federal control and a shift toward market competition. Speaking at a New York funeral service, he warned that heavy government intervention has raised costs and inflation, urging stronger analysis by economists to curb special interests and support growth.
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Chicago
API
Predl
Sen Eisenhower
Fox
Gabriel Hauge
Eisenhower
Halige
Chamrpan
Ifibance Rimimilive Nf Mamie Jiscluvers
York City
Nange
Japanese admiral explains Leyte withdrawal to teen in letter
In a long letter to 16 year old Bill Fraser of Patavia California Admiral Royalide Shima recounts why he withdrew from the Surigao Strait Leyte battle. He says damage to his heavy cruiser Sachi and cautious judgment led to avoiding a prepared American trap. The 2000 word reply, published by the Los Angeles Examiner, may become a major historical document.
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Los Angeles
California
Schealisoy
Leyte
Riyalide Shima
Bill Frazer
Patavia
Young Fraser
Jupayt
Betoner
Surigao Strait
Leland
U.S
Bhima Weore Prazer
Sachi
Thr
Tle
Nishimura
Growth of underdeveloped lands and budget control procedures
Mage described the expansion of underdeveloped lands and the procedures for budget control. The remarks focused on development strategies and financial oversight without delving into specifics.
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Mage
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