St Lawrence Seaway Power Plan Delayed by State Department
The New York Ontario joint seaway power project faces delay as the State Department withholds approval for congressional action. The project, estimated at 451 billion dollars, would share costs between New York and Ontario. 1948 energy production rose in New York but demand exceeded supply, prompting curtailment and a need for expanded capacity by 1960 to meet growing use.
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St. Lawrence
Dewey
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State Department
New York
Ontario
St. ‘Lawrence
New York State
Greenwich Community Events and Local Notes
Greenwich clubs prepare for card parties and fundraisers with the Methodist Church and W.S.C.S. hosting a turkey supper at War Veterans Hall at 6 30 p.m. Followed by entertainment and a moving picture feature. Local residents include Gordon Whitaker and Joseph Davis. Tax help and birthday notices appear alongside bowling league scores and standings with Chrys lers posting a 276 game, Greenwich Journal leading by one game, and several teams contending in the Greenwich Women's League.
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Dalton’ Post
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Methodist Church
Father Dallon
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W.s.cs
Gordon
Whitaker, Sr
St. Mary's
Hall
Gordon C. Whitaker
Callagan
Rainbow Four
Harold A. Callagan
Bottakill Baptist Church Choir
Presi[dant Mra - Alanenn Aldeiik
Rerence Nese
Teresa
Harold Wilbur
Ashton Woodard
Greenwich
Foster Cham- Boi
Chryslers
H. Perkins
Interast
Chevrolets
Greenwich Journal
Green Witch Inn
Lyttle and Little Market
Stevens and Thompson
Hungaryblocks press for Mindszenty trial coverage
The Hungarian government warns that travel visas are required for American and British reporters covering the Mindszenty trial. Several applications have been denied or stalled, with some filed in January awaiting action. The government asserts it will curb what it calls destabilizing reporting from Budapest.
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Lendon
Hungary
Josef
Local Social Notes From Tomhannock And Nearby
Town residents gather for Sunday visits as neighbors entertain and travel. Mrs A P Hoag hosts her niece Miss Marian Barton of New Jersey while William Stevens visits from Colgate University. Guests include Mr and Mrs Norman Brenen Stuhl and daughter, and Mrs Newton Wiley who will finish the Melrose term in illness absence. Rev Delbert Smith and Mrs Smith plan to attend the Syracuse pastors convocation.
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George Mackay
Ware
A. P. Hoag
Marian Barton
New Jersey
William Stevens
Collgate University
Norman Brenen
Stuhl
Viola Brundiges
Newton Wiley
Melrose
Grants Hollow
Frank Mason
Daniel Gould
Troy
John Behl
Albany Hospital
Delbert, Smith
Smith
Syracuse
Gertrude Carieon
Pleasant Word Clans Entertained By Lawton in Loudonville
The Pleasant Word Clans of the Methodist Church were entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Lawton in Loudonville. Edith Waemuth served as hostess for the gathering with several local attendees noted, including Mrs. Chester Robdau and Miss Missie MPs Etta Green.
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Shaker Road
Yonkers
Chester Robdau
Dave
Missie
Etta
Robdau
Nora Robdau
New York
Mittetown
Carvill Qutertain
Connelly
V! ‘ Home Bureau
Pam Bane
Thomas Lawton
Loudonville
Edith Waemuth
Center Cambridge Fire Department Inspects Trees for Gypsy Moth
Fire department crews in Cambridge inspect trees for gypsy moth activity in the Henrietta area as part of local conservation efforts. Crews check for signs of infestation and report findings to district officials.
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Joseph Clinton
James P. O'Neil
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William Meyers
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Michael Flynn
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James Dube
Mary McClellan Hospital
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Warren Buell
Brock Powell
Union College
Schenectady
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Guy Barber
Twentieth Century Club
Office of Internal Revenue
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George Jackson
Salem Street
Muzsle
Tomhannock
Newtonville
Dicken
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Bradway
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