Cost Cuts Possible Group Told at Dinner Meeting
Bruce Payne, president of Bruce Payne Associates, urged Hudson Valley Chapter members to pursue 10 percent cost reductions. He said top management must model cost consciousness and engage all levels of the company to sustain continuous improvement. Five new members were welcomed at the Hendrick Hudson event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Valley
Society For Advancement of Management
Hendrick Hudson
Bruce Payne
Bruce, Payne Associates, Inc
Management Consultants
Westport
Conn
Payne
Mary
Payne, A Piest National President of the Immigenent Society
Han Gin
Tornadoes Kill and Injure at Olive Branch and Nearby Areas
A violent mid afternoon tornado outbreak struck Olive Branch and surrounding communities. Many students at Virgins elementary school were killed or injured as the building was demolished and people searched hospital corridors for loved ones. Local officials reported numerous fatalities, with responders rushing injured to Memphis area hospitals as weather fronts moved south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Tunica
Ame
Wis
Olive Branch
Virgins
Elmer McCoy
Booneville
Sail
B. K. Johnson
DeSoto County
Johnson
Kiwanians Hear State Education Official
State education official Arthay 1 Cs fren from the Bureau of Adult Education will speak before the Kiwanis group tomorrow at the Henilrieh Thesn convention in Vicksburg. The event gathers members from across the region with ties to Memphis and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthay 1
Mhvenship Educate
Bureau of Adult Education
State
Rkeiuvation Department
Eisenhower Seeks U N Backed Formosa Ceasefire
Washington moves on Formosa as President Eisenhower and aides show cautious optimism over a possible ceasefire. Senate leaders debate amendments to the UN backed plan with Humphrey urging prompt UN action and Knowland warning against conceding territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa Strait
Congress
Mao
Red
Agia
Capitol Hall
White House
Knowland Uoved
Tate
Ieoreign Relations Committee
Glutency
Sen
Humphrey
Senate
Knowhead
Sted Chinn
Hance
George D-Gay
George
Anowdsnd
UN Security Councils
Sen. Capehar
Deaths and Funerals in Stephentown and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices list William Le Vey of Hamcock and several relatives across Stephentown Averill Park and Troy. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Katherine Mohl Amelia Nold and John S Austin with funeral details and affiliations to local churches and former residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam le Vey
William L. Vey
Hamcock
Mass
Stephentown
Vey
Germany
Dangsters
Albert Elwell
Stephemuwn
Victor 4Iemok
Wittsfield
Mags
Howerd
Burton
New York
Katherine Meyer Mohl
West Sand Lake
Mc¢nethy Rest
Tray
Averill Park
Thomas Patton
Troy
Bert Mell
Jleanny Patton
Veoy
Henrietta Lochman
Lapaneles
Perah
Lake
Charles A.ehrig
West
Sant Lake
Paria
Maple Grove Hotel SLA Hearing Details Restrict Beer Access
At the Maple Grove Hotel a Social Law Agreement hearing revealed two youths admitted to drinking beer on the premises after presenting questionable age proofs. Cassidy claimed one card bore the name George and that he found it. another youth showed a birth certificate copy. Witnesses testified about distribution of beer and attempts to identify the parties involved, with testimony including prior probation references and questions about the card holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krill
Reen
Starkrow
Asker
United Praetian Co
Cassidy
George
Caidy
Weinstein
Kri
SLA
Maple Grave Hotel
Bashtiend
Harriman Names Budget Proposals and Tax Plan Revisions
Governor Harriman outlined budget changes to reduce aid to communities or cut services if taxes aren’t approved. He proposed freezing $202 million in new construction contracts and urged legislators to raise state revenues through multiple tax measures and caps to fund local assistance and state operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Lhe
Harriman
Dewey
Dew
Hoerrimsa
Moms Mead
Britain Plans Southeast Asia Defense With Jet Power
Britain would deploy troops to Malaya and other perimeter areas with airbase access from Commonwealth partners. Canberra jet bombers will bolster RAF support, while new divisions form from the Suez Zone as part of a broader deterrent backed by U.S. air power and an A bomb fleet. Australia and New Zealand may contribute contingent air and ground forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red World
Malaya
Intermedianzeeg
Britain
Sputs
Southeast Asia
RAF
Malayan
Suez Canal Zone
U.S
Strategic Air Force
Russia
Australia
New Zealand
May
Lansinghore Cub Pack Advances E2 Weatheres
Fragmented OCR notes mention Lansinghore Cub Pack advancing with E2 VWeathers and POWs, referencing Pres. William Walla Lietiowr and Cha y Dey. Readers should note the unclear names and uncertain event. exact details are not recoverable from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansinghore Cub Pack
Walla
Parish Dance Draws Local Residents This Saturday
Parish officials announce a community dance event this Saturday as part of the parish social program. The gathering aims to bring parishioners together for an evening of music and fellowship at the church hall.
Sage College talk frames creed for change at convocation
Rus sell Sage College students heard Presi Lewis Froman stress a creed to follow not slogans. He urged accepting what cannot be changed and changing what can with motivation and wisdom to discern truth from error during a First Presbyterian Church convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage College
Presi
Lewis A. Froman
Melen Kellar
Dri Fromian
Jean el [Tos
Five Boy Scouts To Receive Pins Monday
Five members of Trojan Post WEW Boy Scout Troop 88 promoted at Monday's Board of Review will receive scouting pins at a Court of Honor at 7:30 P.M. at 2 Glen Ave. Scoutmaster Earl Stroutie announced James McCafferty will present the pins. Troop 88 holds Scout-O-Rama April 1g at the Troy Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Post
WEW
Glen Ave
Thomas Maloney
Lawrenegs Brennan
Robert Shaw
Board of Review
James McDonald
Bernard Wilhelm
Col Jor
John Bloomer
Uncle Sam Council
Troy Armory
Mr. McCafferty
Frank Burns
Fred S. Kilmer
Kenneth R. Levan
Way
Advancement Ecommittes
Hudson District
Minors' accident claims settled for 1225 dollars
Two minor claimants, Dorothy Kelly and William H. Poland Jr, settled injuries for 1225 dollars in a court order signed by County Judge DeForest Pitt. Kelly receives 750 and Poland 475. Plaintiffs alleged a collision with Drive a Car Inc and James A. McGowan as the Poland car stopped on Mill Street after being struck by the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Pitt
Dorothy Kelly
John E. Kelly
Troy
William H. Poland
Liberty St
Kelly
Poland
Drive A Car, Inc
James A. McGowan
Miss Kelly
Mill Street
McGowan
Murphy, Aldrich
Guy
Broderick & Simon
Tragic Fire Claims Dozen In Amsterdam Tenement
A devastating blaze in Amsterdam leaves 12 dead including Rivera children and others from Heaton and Motyka families. Firefighters fought flames for hours as the building, described as a cracker box, burned with several residents rescued by dogs barking to alert neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivera
John
Ada
Domingo
Angel
John Motyka
Ann
Patricia
Veronica
Stanley Molyka
Donna Heaton
Marion
Raymond Heaton
Neston
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co
Heston
Heaton
Madeline
Michael
William Motyka
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Amsterdam City Hospital
Roy
Marvin Swart
Jeremiah Roberts
Anna Jee Jardly
Celia Kosiba
Mary King Speedie
Green Island Scouts Plan Breakfast and Parties
Green Island plans a Troop 46 Boy Scouts breakfast Sunday in St. Sosonk Hall with reserved father counts to be set at the troop meeting. Girl Scout Troup 22 at St Joseph’s School hosts Valentine party tomorrow at 6 pm. led by Mrs Joseph Demento with brownies and entertainment arranged by Jane Snyder and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
St. Sosonk Hall
Green Island
Green Bar
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s School
Joseph Demento
Nemento
Jane Snyder
Joan PeConno
Susan McGrath
Shirley Lawrenson
Favors
Kathaleen Collins
JoAnn Boudrean
Accountant to Speak at Averill Park Sessions
Oscar Kinswall of Averill Park a public accountant will speak at the first of a series of Community Nights sponsored by the Averill Park Central Schools audit education division. The session runs 7 30 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the school. Howard Peter announced the next meeting is Thursday Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kinswall
Averill Pa
Audit Education Division
Averill Park
Howard Peter
Nursing Scholarship Bills Float In New York Legislature
A package of measures proposes 300 basic nursing education scholarships at 350 dollars per year and 30 advanced training scholarships at 759 dollars. Other items include a joint committee to study prisons, extending aid for handicapped children, and a 50 thousand dollar irrigation study fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Albany
Barlow
Brydges
Niagara Falls Republiican
New York States Nurses’ Assi
Trainz
Austin W. Erwin
Genesee Reput
Lican
James J.crisona
Manhattan
Princess Margaret visits Caribbean frontier with welcome
Princess Margaret wearing blue trousers and a white spiked helmet was greeted by Governor and two ladies in waiting in Trinidad. She expressed delight at visiting the British West Indies and said she would carry loyalty messages to Queen Elizabeth II. The royal party then stopped in Jamaica for a refueling visit, where she thanked locals and posed for photos at Montego Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cavendish
Iris Peake
Princrs
Trinidad
Rance
England
Tobach
Trinidad and Tobago
Margaret
New World
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Montreal
Hugh Font
Legislature Debates School Aid Bill and Commission Changes
The commission target date shifts to December 15 1955 with membership up to 21 and governor appointing six. GOP and Democratic dispute centers on unequal aid and delayed top level review. The measure freezes aid at current levels until June 30 1956 and reduces future payments. emergency and special funds are proposed to aid urban districts and language education with millions for building and handicapped programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Greenberg
Brooklyn
Uarriman
New York City
Iriman
Educational Finance Commission
GOP
Harriman
Parishioners Plan Wynantskill Horse Show Meeting
St Jude the Apostle Church parishioners of Wynantskill will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the school cafeteria to discuss plans for the annual horse show on May 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jude the Apostle Church
Wynantskill
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Edward G. Debude
Frank Lafour
Vicksburg
Byres
Mempiis
Eisenhower
Understanding Service
Mrs
Katherine Mol
Amelia Nold
Amelia Rover
25Th St
Waterview
St Pay Evangelical and Reformed
Chueh, Offing
Intermont
Elmwood
Cvemetery
Austin
John 8. Austin
Dotreesteine
Sarasata
Fla
W. ¥. Rockefeller
Rob
2Nd Ave
Rensselag Hammond
Salt Lake Methodist Church
William Losses
Dings
Sheri Uotfman
Te Servitent
Mena Carden
Hommoend
Weerage
Defrewstville Fire Co
Sarah Layton
Ata Vanlau
New Hh Conn
Edward
Terring Savings Bank
Bawton Laémbher
Church of Vroy
Werherstieht. Com
Norsk
Mr. Slade
John of Slade
Vesternar Tyes
Methodist Churet
Benjeemin
Evertson
Bo Taser
Xesce
Uatald
Cota Mera
Patale Poteet Woethstein
Yackraw
Hits Dewey
Uarviman
Wall Betsoet
Spain
Sage
Ibul
Princess
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