Court to Observe Anniversary Dinner for Catholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters of America Margaret Court will mark its fortieth anniversary with a dinner and reception at The Hendrick Hudson Monday evening. Miss Marie Curry and Miss Elizabeth Welch will be honored, with Rev Dusian McDermott delivering the address. Numerous community figures and officers will attend, including Mayor John J Ahern and James L Fox.
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Court Margaret
Catholic Daughters of America
Hendrick Hudson
W Kiving
Jeremiah .Fallon
Methilda Fitzgerald
Dusian McDermott
DIM
St. Anthony-on-the-Hudna
Sfhe
Marie Curry
New York
Elizabeth Welch
Alice Sonner
Mary Cassidy
Cohoes
Mae Pickett
M. T. Ryan
Mary Monahah
John J. Ahern
Walter J. Torpey
James L Fox
Troy
Knights of Columbus
Rena Conway
Clayton Cooper
Cochairman
Christina Fritz
Michael Sullivan
Monahan
Ryan
Emily O'Connell
Otto Stallmer
Agnes Tarpey
Marie Benal
Betty Davigian
Elizabeth Egan
Germans face Bonn Frankfurt roles in Western Germany plan
The Bonn convention drafts a Western German constitution while Frankfurt serves as the German Hall of the Joint British American zones. The German Council of the Western zones accuses Western powers of splitting Germany and arming Western Germany. Britain denies Soviet charges over German prisoners and Arab recruitment.
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Bonn
Frankfurt
Germany
Heenowie Council
Ruhr
British’ Control Commission
Israel
Middle East
Obituaries from Cambridge and area residents
Multiple deaths are reported from Cambridge and nearby towns. Barak F E Coon of Cambridge dies at Mary McClellan Hospital. funeral from Spury Funeral Home with Rev Fred R Brown officiating. Medora Wood of Schuylerville dies at Harrington Nursing Home. long community involvement noted. Elizabeth Bonesteel of West Sand Lake dies after long illness. services set at St Pauls Episcopal Church and Eagle Mills Cemetery.
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Mys
Barak FE. Coon
Barah I. Coon
Cambridge
Mary McClellan
White Creek
Sho
Benjamin
May Coomber LaBarran
George Coon
Allen Coon
Ennington
Spury Funeral Home
Fred R. Brown
Jermain Methodist Church
Woodlands Cemetery
Huneral
Mr. Freemantle
Helmus Freemantle
Nelson Simon
Grants Hollow
Aleltrose
H. Paul Leap
Melrose Methodist Church
Lester Simon
Methodist Church
Horseheads
Dalton L
Wilbur L. Simon,Jr
Joseph W. Freemantle
B. J. Hill
David C. Bragt
Charles H. Eddy
Elmwood Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Leap
Mr. Simon
Medora Wood
Schuylerville
Harrington
Saratoga Lake
Daniel Wood
Victory Mills
Schuylerville Methodist Church
Miss Wood
Elizabeth Bonesteel
Elizabeth Gower Bonesteel
Wesley Bonesteel
Grafton
Troy
West Sand Lake
Mirs
Bonesteel
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Verne Corcoran
Albany
al Tie Bailey
Alice Cosgrove
Dorothy Ramroth
James Bonesteel
Kenneth van Valkenburg
West
Sand_ Lake
Paul's Episcopal Church
Eagle Mills Cemetery
Lesley J. Hing
Lesley J. King
West Send Lake
Mr. King
New York City
Poestenkill
Lutheran Church of
Poesten Eil
Clara Biland
Twwo
Gladys Carner
Wesley Buzzell
Bennington
Raymond Hing
Barbara Carner
Karen
Linda
David King
Edith Hager
Grace Hoffman
California
Howard McClellan
Marie Roworth
Warren King
West, Sand Lake
John King
Oregon
Lauren H. Grandy
Mary Shimshuck
Mechanictile
Ellis, Hospital
Schenectady
Frank E. Mohrhoff
Scotia
St. Nicholas’Church
Cohoes
Upperclassmen witness liquid air exhibit at Roy High
A group of Roy High School upperclassmen attended a liquid air demonstration by Dr. Paul Saunders of Alfred University. He showed freezing and defrosting a goldfish, driving a frozen nail into a board, and popping a cork with liquid air. Saunders discussed liquid air uses in high altitude firing and pneumonia treatment.
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Roy High School
Paul ©. Saunders
Alfred University
Dr. Saunders
Spa Stamp Theft Unfounded in Saratoga Springs Police Report
Saratoga Springs Police yesterday announced that the reported theft of a $1,500 stamp collection in the city was unfounded and the case closed. Earlier, Fred Weber reported a break in at his second four apartment in the Shackelford Building with a magnifying glass tweezers and two stamp catalogues stolen.
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Saratoga Springs
Fred Weber
Shackelford
Plan for World Federalist student council formed
An area unit of the United World Federalists formed a Troy chapter plan last night at The Hendrick Hudson to establish councils in nearby schools, boost membership, coordinate adult and student chapters, and sponsor a World Government Week. Representatives will elect a chair Monday. the executive board meets Sunday to organize a campus meeting and nominate officers. Board members include Charles H. Connolly Julius Goodman Rev Bradford Burndees Mrs Peter Harvie Robert Nitzel Miss Luty Coons A Richard Goodman Sterling Olmsted.
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United World Federalists
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Hendrick Ads
Cechairman
Sundey
Julius Goodman
Charles H. Connolly
Julies Goodman
Bradford H. Burndees
Peter L. Harvie
Robert Nuitzel
Luty M. Coons
A. Richard Goodman
Sterling P. Olmsted
Medical Missionary Speaks At Service at Old Saratoga Church
Dr. Jacob Chandy of India spoke at an evening rally at Old Saratoga Reformed Church in Schuylerville. Rev. Berens led prayer, Rev. Hills read Scripture, and Rev. Hoeksema conducted the service with special music by Miss Winnogene Cromie. Dr. Chandy departs for New York Liparatory en route to heading a department of geology and neurosurgery at Veljore Christian Medical College in Lindta.
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Jacob Chandy
F.e.cs
India
Saratoga, Reformed Church
Schuylersme
George Berens
Howard Hills
Martin, Hoeksema
Northumberland Reformed
Schuyleville
Greenwich
Magistrate Acquitted on All Counts in Retrial
Philadelphia magistrate John J. O Malley was acquitted on 206 counts of misconduct in office after a six by six jury found him not guilty. The retrial follows previous accusations that he altered rulings and postponed hearings with prosecutor consent. Additional indictments and a bribery charge remained pending.
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Philadelphia
CPI
John J. O'Malley
Julius Tomer
W. Russell Carr
Commonwealth
O'Malley
Six Die As Plane Falls In Quebec Takeoff
A plane crashed near Rimouski Quebec shortly after takeoff. Six of the ten aboard were killed and the four survivors were hospitalized in critical condition. The crash occurred near Bale de la Trinite on the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, about two miles from Quebec city. Two other deaths were reported in a separate crash on Lake Simcoe near Toronto. The victims include Mr and Mrs Jerry Castelli of Lititz Pennsylvania en route to North Bay Ontario for a winter holiday.
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Are de du Triaste
Quest
Lawrence Aireays
Rimouski
Que
Bale de la Trinite
Gulf of St. Law
Quaeber City
Lake Sim
Igoe
Toron
Jerry ,Castelli
Litrary
North Bay
Oat
Hoegs Corners Fire Co Zame Gamy at Halls Casino
The Hoegs Corners Fire Company announces a zame gamy at Halls Casino in Hoags Corners to be held on Friday April 22. Proceeds support the fire company and local community services.
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The
Hoegs Corners Fire Co
Halls Casino
Hoags Corners
Air Force Bombers Collide Killing Two Airmen Near Shreveport
Two Air Force bombers collided about five miles southeast of Shreveport Louisiana during a simulated instrument flight. One plane exploded and disintegrated, the other crashed into a field and sank in mud. Fire Lt. John W. Vassard said five airmen were injured and parachutes were deployed before the crash.
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Shreveport
Tws
Ba Air Force
John WW
Vassard
Barksiale Field
Advanced
Grand Jury Indicts 13 in Upstate burglary cases
The Warren County grand jury, in session since Monday, reported 13 indictments to Supreme Court Justice Daniel F. Imrie at Lake George. Charged are Francis and Lloyd Russell for burglary of the Walter Kohan Building, John T. Clark for display-window burglaries, Francis Trombley for theft of a gas range, Ernest Blair for two burglaries and larceny at Lake Luzerne and Lake George, Vernon DeLuarie for two burglaries, Clayton Sherman for unauthorized vehicle use, and William Snow, John O’Leary, and Roger Boisvert for a camp burglary. Disposition date not set.
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Warren County Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Imrie
Lake George
Francis C. Russell
Lloyd L. Russell
Glens Falls
Walter Kohan
John T. Clark
Vernon DeLuarie
Clayton Sherman
South Barre
Bromly Auto Sales
William E. Snow
John O'Leary
Roger Boisvert
Lake Luzerne
Marry Alen
Imrie
Labor Department urged to regain control of mediation service
The Federal Mediation Service faces a push to be moved back under the Labor Department as Tobin argues that the agency’s impartiality is questioned. Ching defended the service, while senators pressed him and debated the scope of bans on secondary boycotts under the Taft Hartley Act.
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Federal Mediation Service
Labor Department
Ching
Department
Labor
Tobin
Donnell
R-Mo
Thomas D
Utah
Congress
Truman
Taft
Horne
Douglas
Humphrey Minn
Stalin Bid for Meeting Highlights U N Promises and Acheson's Remarks
Acheson warned against using peace talk as a political pawn while noting Stalin’s offer to discuss a peace declaration with the United States. He pressed for unity among UN members, questioned Stalin’s health and travel limits, and emphasized that Berlin and disarmament require formal channels and steadfast Western commitments.
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Acheson
Russia
United States
U.N
Truman
United Nations
Btalin
Hig
Stalin
Ington
Truman-Stalin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Berlin
Unis
Soviet Union
Automotive Engineers To Hear Talk On Diesels
C D Treiber of Hercules Motors Corp will lecture at the February meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers. The talk covers diesel engines, their applications and combustion problems. The event is at Union College Schenectady Hale House with dinner at 6:20 p m and business session at 7 45 p m.
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C. D. Treiber
Hercules Motors Corp
Society of Automotive Engineers
Ferb
Union College
Schenectady
Treiber
Hercules
Hale House
Din
LaBeach and McKenley Win In Aussie Meet
LaBeach and McKenley win in Australia. The report notes their performance at an athletic meet with emphasis on this international competition.
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LaBeach
McKenley
Grid Cardinals Name New Coach Today
Unclear text reports the Grid Cardinals will announce a head coach selection at a press event. Mentions figures Bricmane Auerralia and Lioyd 1 amid chaotic references to past coaches, races, and political figures.
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Grid Cardinals
Protest by Vanderheyden Tenants Association on city housing promises
The Vanderheyden Tenants Association met at Albia Odd Fellows Hall and approved two strong resolutions denouncing city failures to fulfill promises from two months earlier. They demanded rat extermination, storm window and door completion, garbage handling, insul brick siding progress, and a completion date with full details. Mrs Frank Ahern led, John Raymond reported fund drive success, a $28 donation to March of Dimes was approved, and a February 26 get together was planned with Martin Connell as general chairman.
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Vanderheyden Tenants Association
Albin
Tenants Association
Frank Ahern
Pdsident
John Raymond
Albia Odd
City Court Debate Endorses Full-Time Judge Proposal
City officials and legal figures argued over reducing judge numbers to one full-time jurist. Supporters, including Emmett A. Howd and Pierce H. Russell Jr., claimed efficiency and workload benefits, while City Judge Elmer Rasminesen warned against shorter hours. The committee urged a bill without longer terms or special salary provisions.
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Pierce H. Russell, Jr
Elmer M. Rasminesen
Stewart Jones
Simon
Record
Rosenfeld
Rasmussen
Assemblyman Brown
Matthew 3. Dunn
Association
Curler
State Budget Proposals Face Upheaval In Legislature
The article outlines an $80.4 million boost in common school aid, with $40.4 million mandated by the Furnberg Law. It notes proposed tax rate increases, a Democratic bill for statewide health insurance totaling about $500 million annually, and a sickness benefit plan. The plan would fund premiums from workers and employers, with self employed contributing a percentage, and an initial $10 million appropriation to start the system.
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Special Health Board
State Health Department
Leonard Farristely
Manhattan
Jagl
Senate
Dewey
Nun Dies At St. Joseph's Seminary
Sister M Leontine of the Carondelet order died at St Josephs Seminary after a stroke in the chapel. Born Mary Teresa Sheehan in Lawyersville she taught music at several academies including St Patricks in Binghamton and St Peters in Saratoga Springs. Survived by sister Miss Nan Sheehan and several nieces and nephews. Interment at St Joes Cemetery after a 9 30 a m requiem mass.
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Mire. Mullen
Edward MM. Mullen
Pinewoods Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Golean
George A. Phillips
Edward T. Reilly
Paul J
Peter J. Bertazso
William E. Dun Fan
Jesus
George E. Mullen
Dr. H. Atrd Boswell
Edgar 8. Betts, Jr
Frank J. Mealy
Powers T. Clinton
Parker H. Rousseau
St Peter's Cemetery
Father Phillips
Father
Jerusalem
Home
Frank J. Dwyer
George J. Elson
Anthony T. Valley
Patrick J. Maroney
Joseph W. Gavin
William J. Maxwell
St. Joseph's Cemetery
James A. Nolan
Brave
M. Leontine
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Lawyersville
Mary Teresa Sheehan
John and
Bridget Corneil Sheehan
Leontine
Order of St. Joseph of Carondelet
Frick State
St. Joseph's Seminary
Frick
St.hede Clea
Joseph's Cemetery
Negligence Trial Heads to Jury in Nassau Case
A $20 000 negligence action from Nassau proceeds to jury in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County. Plaintiff Ralph Lenunon sues Stibbs Transportation Inc Syracuse Milton Byers and Mrs Bertha Lennon over a Feb 23 1947 auto collision in Nassau. Justice Donald Taylor to charge the jury as testimony ends and summations wrap.
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Nassau
Anthony Z. Pitkiewicz
Daniel H. Prior
Byers
Tranportation Company
Lennon
Maynard & O'Connor
Albany
el S. Keplovitz
Associat
Transportation Company
John J. Sculk Jy
Petersburg Ends Year With Surplus
Petersburg reports a year end surplus with a general fund balance of 720 dollars and net expenditures of 8 079 dollars. The 1949 combined tax rate reached 51.98 per 1000, up from 345.86 last year, due to higher state and county taxes though town rate fell about 60 cents. Indebtedness stands at 4 500 with assessed valuation 524 518, pension exempt 3 260. General fund receipts totaled 8 700 including prior year balance. funds balanced across special and various item funds.
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Petersburg
Leyton T. Reynolds
Kiem Retains Post as NL Chief Per Frick Statement
New York reports Bill Kiem will remain as National League chief as long as he desires. Ford Frick, president of the league, stated yesterday that Kiem can keep the job indefinitely.
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Ovuy
Boston
Bill Stewlart
National League
Kiem
Miami Beach
Fis
Klem
Frick
New York
Miami
New York (P
Bill Kiem
National l League
Ford Frick
Hesircult
Frere Jacques Sets Hialeah Turf Record in Bougainvillea Handicap
Frere Jacques ridden by Doug Dedfor won the Bougainvillea Handicap at Hialeah Park in 1.5714 minutes, tying the track record set by Stil Poker last February 12. The grass runner carried 124 pounds and paid 4.50 to win with Anec dote second and Friar Tuck third.
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Miami
Fra
Jacob Sher
Hialeah Park
Doug Dedfor
Jack High
Tatanna
Stil Poker
Freie Jacques
Tilyou Christopher
Treplow Stable
Friar Tuck
Frere Jacques
Sig
Girl Defeats Twin For Squash Racquets Title
Greenwich, Conn. Wy-Tit etty Hawn of the New Haven Lawn Club won the Connecticut women’s squash championship, defeating her twin sister Peery 156 1502 in a final billed as a family duel. This Brought her a third title of the season after Massachusetts and Pennsylvania state crowns.
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Greenwich
Conn
Etty Hawn
New Haven
Cluch
Connecticut
Peery
Massachusetts
Pennasivania
Reese Signs Contract Named Rock Captain for Dodgers
The Dodgers announced Pee Wee Reese has signed a contract and been named captain, the first Dodger captain since Branch Rickey’s arrival in 1942. Reese received a handsome raise, boosting salary from 200 to 25000, amid team leadership reshaping.
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Reese
Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
Hazent
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn
Taipe
Hong Geld
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