Mitscher Buried In Arlington National Cemetery
Admiral Mitscher, wartime commander of the Atlantic Fleet, died of a heart attack in Norfolk. A large funeral contingent from Navy, Army, and Marine ranks joined high officials including Secretary Forrestal and Admiral Leahy in Arlington for a national tribute. Representatives from Pearl Harbor, the West Coast, and Washington joined a solemn farewell at the ceremony.
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Weablinglin
Ph the Thei
Aye A
Mlbigher
Simi Nexide
Arelington
Suntey Forrestal
Bina
Mitacher
Norfolk
Navy
Uwe
Fort Myur Chapel
Mini
Havey T. Vanighan
Navel
Wltney Wideas
Porrental
John Lb. Switvin
W. John Kenney
Joan N. Brown
Y High Command
Chunter W. Nimitz
Army Air Forces
Carl A. Spanty
Stift
Marine Corps
Gev
Alexander Britt
Coast Guard
Admiral O'Neil
Couple wed at Cohoes church ceremony in parish notes
A couple tied vows at St James Methodist Church in Cohoes on Saturday January 25 with Rev Bryer officiating. The bride Mrs Wiltrud Hulngy and groom Albert Craven had attendees Nora O’suary and Warren Bruny Alyn, followed by a reception at the Varichulek Lund Country Club and travel to New Fury City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butty Gavins
M. Gaunt
Saratoga Avenue
Northside
Vheinad K. Crayon
Tune Gravenoor
SL. James
Houpe
Albert S. Craven
Nora O'suary
Warren Bruny Alyn
Varichulek Tlnnd
New Fury City
St Suemtoga Avenue
Cohoes Lodge Names Taylor To High Post
Taylor named to high post at 160th annual convocation of Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons Albany diocese. Taylor, a former high priest of Cohoes Chapter, has long been active in Masonic ranks and also serves as master of Halfmoon Grange. About 100 representatives from 20 chapters attended the convocation that opened Monday night and concluded Tuesday morning. Exemplification of the Royal Arch degree directed by Rev. George Allen Cole of Hoevena featured Tuesday night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dielani
Royal Arch Masons
Albany Diasonio
Vempie
Taylor
Cohoes
Mysonic Alfalfa
Halfmoan Grange
Royal Arch
George Alien Cole
Hoevena
Sion
Cohoes Realtor Patrick Rohin Dies After Short Illness
Patrick J Rohin a well known Cohoes realtor died yesterday in Albany hospital after a brief illness. Born in Gusthupten Massachusetts he lived in Cohoes for 85 years and was a longtime member of Saint Remmard's Church and the Holy Name Society. He served in the Spanish American War and was a past chancellor of Cohose Council Knights of Columbus. He leaves a granddaughter and several grandchildren and a nephew. Funeral arrangements are announced by John Sophy & Son Funeral Home with burial at Saint Bernard's Cemetery.
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Patrick J. Rohin
Cohoes
Gusthunpten
Mass
Rohin
Ele Remmird
Holy Name Society
Perth
Cohves Council
K.ey
Bupvivora
Dine Mekhinstry Penros
Jane
Curel
Yrevaaine Penrose
Wil
Cobos
Thyey Nigees
William Boley
Caboos
Mes
Raymond Nardin
Carrie Carombe
Belchyerlady
Thomas Relan
Bolhis Muvee
Jonn Sophy & Son
Rowson Sirent
Cahoes
Bernard
Griven
Vity
Alo
Funeral for Cohoes Banker Tomorrow
Funeral services for a Cohoes banker who died at home will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the home of James S Culkins & Son in Troy. Rev. Francia McGowlsy will officiate. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. Well-wisher services noted for city welfare clinic were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carga Wyhimerbreyn
Taiparial Avenue
Tames S. Culkins & Son
Francia
Owlsy
Silliman Memorial Presbyterian
Chireh
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy
Nazarko to Command Cahoes Guard in WWII era shift
Nazarko named to command Cahoes Guard in the reorganization of the National Guard unit under federalization plans. The promotion follows his World War II service and Silver Star award for gallantry in Germany. Recruiting for the unit’s expanded roles will begin with new pay scales and armory access for all ranks.
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Bingenasf
Colwes Armory
Ormorrow
Mezarko
Boas
Gines
National Guard
Laslie M. Jensen
Thiautenant Nazarko
Dahlen
Germany
Daten
Cohons
Neu
Fort McClellan
Ala
California
Hawaii
Jensen
Tle
Majority Rule on Parole Petitions Sought in Albany Sketch
Albany lawmakers proposed a measure to let the State Parole Board grant paroles by majority vote instead of unanimous approval. The move accompanied constitutional amendments covering honorary class towns, legalized gaming in New York City, and a spring special session to act on gubernatorial vetoes after adjournment. Other bills aimed to strengthen state employee protections and grant judges broader authority over child delinquency cases.
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Albany
J. Mahoney
Buffalo
State Parole Board
Parole Board
Mahoney
New York City
New G E Device Detects Hyperfections At Geneval Blockia Co
The Geneval Blockia Co or Sehohectady yesterday announced an ultrasonic materials detector named 1 an ultrasonic materials fasta. It finds defects in metals by sounding through objects and records issues on an indicator. Expected uses include periodic product testing in industry.
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Geneval Blockia Co
Sehohectady
Supreme Court Grants Two Amnylierits in Troy Case
The Supreme Court granted two amnilierits yesterday to Justice Fignels Brogan in a case from New York City. Mrs Sadelt Toaganian sued George Movanian of 1002 Feoplas Avenue for a Sept. 12 incident in Troy, and Mildred Ronda of Ovchard Avenue sued Alling Rounds of Minnwonds Avenue regarding their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fignels
Rensselaer
Deeréen
Sadelt Toaganian
New York City
George Movanian
Troy
Mildred Ronda
Ovchard
von Blaco
Fire Destroys Buildings on Second Avenue Blaze Causes $10,000 Loss
A major fire on Second Avenue near 117th Street damaged a three story store and apartment building housing a meat and grocery shop run by George J. Gorman and a separate three story brick building owned by German and Laviolette. Chief Carl A. Baal noted the loss around $10,000 with the upper floor alterations in progress. Families over the Gorman store were displaced including Lee Que, Mary Crundilly, Fred Gillespie and Mrs. Prod Ongharene. Chip Sleax Store also damaged as firemen battled the blaze. a slight explosion was reported at the point of origin. Police cordoned off Second Avenue as crowds gathered and traffic rerouted.
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Niel Lamlete
Pam
Baltallony
Wil- Hane Smith
Pirenven
Second Avenue
George J. Gorman
William daVidelty
Gorman
Carl A. Baall
LaVidelle
Lee GU Que
Mary Crundilly
Fred Gillespie
Mre
Prod OnGharene
Laviolette
Parsons
117Th Street
Moore
1Ifth Street
Frank TB. Kandel
Fourth Avenue
Spaghetti Supper Planned at Post Rooms
A committee led by George A. MacCullach, commander, named to organize a spaghetti supper at the post room on Saturday Feb. 15. Committee chairs include Marry EB. Wien ing, David Miller, William P. Tekin, Sanford Waterman, Clarence Cramer, Thomas McGlean, John Delapabe, Kenneth D B Martin. Delegates to the Third District will attend Sunday meeting at Amsterdam Post at 2:20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awsterdam
Mie
Lnose
Industrial Club to Mark Anniversary in New York State
The Industrial Club of Proyeutic Of Min plans its 26th anniversary dinner meeting on March 29 at the Troy M. CLA. President Robert Holmes will preside over the executive section and reports from committees will guide the February meeting and February celebration plans. Executives from related industries may be invited to participate and preparations for decorating the gymnasium are under way.
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the Industrial Club of Proyeutic
Ewe Autvasstyil
New York State
YMG
A. Mtana
Troy ¥.M. Cla
Robert Holmes
Tuch
Truman’s Succession Plan Sparks Debate in Congress
The article discusses President Truman’s proposal on presidential succession after his partial resignation move. It notes opposition from lawmakers and the likelihood of a prompt House hearing while Senate resistance delays action. It mentions Secretary of State Marshall as a potential interim leader and references shifts in Cabinet positions and the resignation of Stettinius to join the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresaivhul
Miopveal
Martin Gald
Cox
Congressy
Michener (Rylan
House Judiciary Committee
Lae Dom Tittee
Manshall
Kanewing
My. Teunan
George C Marshall
White House
Bince Marshall
Stel Itinius
Jira
Mr .Hruttary
Congress
Stetlinkis
United States
San Frade
Francisco
Smvitinius
Mouse
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Reserve Officers of Area To Note Security Week
Reserve Officers of Area to note Security Week as the Troy Club hosts a meeting led by Gal. Franeta C. Cadagna. committee members include Lt. Col. Wal ibeny 1 and CG. Col West Band. Lake, Majorohn Bh. Keene, Capt Raberd W. Freihofar, Capt. Harold F. Goottven, and others.
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Benales
Senate
House
Nein
Vance
National Security Week
Byrnning
Tray Area
Reserve — Officers Association
Troy Club
Franeta C. Cadagna
William K. Shyne
Sehapter
Walibeny
West Band
Lake
Majorohn
Bh. Keene
Raberd W. Freihofar
Union and Restaurant Sign Overtime and Holiday Agreement
A negotiated contract between the union and Concesions Weld restaurant details wage increases from 19 to 20 percent, and eight hour work periods. Key negotiators include Nick Campas and Michael Rich for the union and Johncolnor and Enos Dloyeee for the employer. The agreement covers overtime and six paid holidays, with venue cited as Broadway and Troy hotel involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concesions Weld
Wotel
Enos
APL
Trainer’s
Broadway
Ydar
Boll
Troy
John ‘Colnor
Nick Campas
Michael Rich
Gonys
Police Abandon Search For Bennington Child
Notices have gone out to save lyles along Lie Willhomsde River to be on the watch for the body of Robert Chadwick two and a half a year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Taye Mond Chadwick Bennington Vermont who has been missing since Saturday noon patrol efforts to end the search were discontinued yesterday three police dogs imported from Pittsfold Massachusetts traced the child's scent from the Chadwick backyard to the shores of Shaw awakenver five days of dingy ring and shore searching were futile
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Lyles
Willhomsde
Robert Chadwick
Taye Mond Chadwick
Bennington
Patlee
Pittsfold
Mass
Chadwick
Shawawakenver
Fie Alla
Miss Downing Elected to American Contract Bridge Board
Miss Eleacor Downing of Troy elected to the Board of Directors of the American Contract Bridge League at the recent Xam Meeting in New York City. She also directs the District Bridge Association and has prior ties to state bridge organizations. George W. Knowlton of 74 Cole Avenue added to promotion efforts for Man Avonte and Huson Falla, with ties to wartime naval service and scholarship drives for war orphans led by Sigmund John Senlich at Cloak Falls recruiting efforts.
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Eleacor Downing
Troy
New York City
Misa Downing
District Bridge
Treneut
George W. Knowlton
Cole
Navy
Iin
Cancer Campaign
Sigmund John M. Senlich
Cloak Falls
Knowlton
Broole
Plane crash near here claims two lives in wooded area
A late model plane crashed yesterday into a wooded area near town, killing two occupants. George Buhl of Slney reported the tragedy and aided responders. Authorities said the victims are unidentified pending formal notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eMierington
el Pi
George Buhl
Slney
Will installation of officers set by Bellehrmt Shepherds
Officers will be installed by the Shepherds of Bellehrmt at 4 pm tomorrow at Spaninger Haul. The event marks a formal consecration of new leadership with attendees listed as community members and organization participants.
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Shepherds of
Bellehrmt
Arms Dispute at UN arms commission proposal debated
Delegates from the United States Russia France Colombia and Australia consider five nation draft rules for an Arm a Limitation Commission to study and propose measures. Gromyka resists extra delays while Austin argues a speedy commission is needed. Cadogan denounces slow progress and calls for UN probe into delays.
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Bagi
Sion
Ulonite
Lou
Vigorius
Militney Star Committee
United State
Tevet
Poparkau
Security Council
An & Nial
Paul Hasiven
Australia
Te United Slais
Colombia
Belgium
U. S
Russia
France
Bur
Levu
Levucity Council
Yhtia
U.N
Gromyka Agress
Megrenca
Gromyko
Council
OLN
Atomic Energy Commission Bodh
Com
Wiunven R. Austin
15. L
U.S
Gromyka
Austin
Hig
General Assembly
Elswhere
United Nations
Alexander Cadogan
Warren County Man On Regulating Board
E. Lea Spain a Warren County Republican leader was named by Governor Dewey to the Hudson River Regulating Board to serve a five year term succeeding former County Judge J. Ward Ruse. Spain, 53, is a longtime Glens Falls civic figure and former Glens Falls Common Council president. He has owned and developed extensive Adirondack riverfront properties. The Hudson River Valley Commission established in 1992 plans to regulate reservoirs on the Hudson and its tributaries, with the Sacandaga Reservoir completed in 1920.
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E. Lea Spain
Warren County
Ryle
Dewey
Hudson
J. Ward Ruse
Glens Halls
Mt. Spain
Caynei Mane
Otlrge
Glens Faile Cummon Gauneil
Adirondacks
Hudson River
Sacandaga
Public Guardian Notice for Estate of Joseph H Clark
Monroe County surrogate court in Rochester issues a notice for appointment of a guardian and continuation of sale under contract for the estate of Joseph H Clark. The document names heirs and next of kin, cites Section 4 of the Surrogate's Court Act, and directs appearances on February 7 with details of parties and guardianship actions.
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Ritatio
Stat
NI York
State of New Parks
Nalianiel G. Goldstein
AL Lorney
Consrol Alms
Ee Yorks America Surety Company of
New York
Union Tenet
Comibuns
Rochester
Ew Park
Chy
Hos
Chy Nall
Tray
New Fork
Cawais
Rensadlaer
Gouer “Ignse
Tony
Arline Schiealh
France
Chy Park
Charles Vo Mates
New York City
Kennedy
Martin
HWT
Trenant Street
Bronx
Daiey M. Halligan
New Core City
John ¥. Lucy
Cuthbert Cum
Joseph H. Cark
Curhhert
Compton
Clark
Monroe
Rudieatur
Hochester
Monroe County
Fourth Street
Troy
Rensselaar County
Anid Glerk
Buttsgate
C. Rolkrat Witm
Said
Hay
Rchakerr
Surragattsa Ceutt
Claude Tb. Patgart
Alitrney
Bide
Rocherit
German Youth Selected To Study at Union College
German youth Herman Nickel, 18, chosen to study in the United States under Union College sponsorship. Selection made by Rep. Eliot of New York State Education, with Nickel to pursue political science. Family deemed free of extremist beliefs, but will undergo processing before departure for the westward voyage.
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Nugle Nuernberg Eichillen
Herman Nickel
Sehematary
Jorvey
Voys Educa
Union Calleges Nickel
Runde Eliot
Inkstate
New York
Sipur
Tra Weatern Ward
Nictor
Studies i Union
Foreign policy clash and Chinese recall stir Senate debate
Senate Foreign Relations panel heard requests from World Relief and related voices. Senator Pepper warned against bipartisan shifts, citing Dulles and a Potsdam stance. Diplomatic rumour followed Chinese peace talks collapse prompting Chiang Kai-shek to recall Gen Ho Wing-Chin from the United States.
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Mage Oie
Senate
Vanganbury
State
Hein Othey
Pepper
Germany
John Foster Dalles
Hekul Dalles
Potsdam Agrerment
Newate Dulles
Vane Ueoberg
Deng
Chiang Kai-shek
Ho Wing-Chin
United States
China
Senate committee confronts Mavi link claims at meeting
A Tennessee Senate committee confronts witness statements about Mavi. Disputes over Communist leanings and loyalty arise as witnesses recall affiliations and reputations. The heated exchange centers on credibility and ties to known figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Morke
Mavi
Brawnie Troop Elects Officers at Church
Brawnie Troop elected officers at the ASME meeting held at Bion Church. The annual Pawther abedaygater Junia ton is planned for Saturday, March 1. Officers named include Miss Bachan Sheffield as president and Miss Beverly Tugele as treasurer with other posts filled by Miss Bernice Cambrell, Miss Sandee Sawyer, Miss Francis Stinney, and Miss Misa atgry Low Byrd.
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Brawnie Tripp
ASME
Bion
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Health Department
Dee Hang Dh. Weiss
Sally Cummings
Mary Lynch
Eity
Womeon's Society of Christian Envicn
First Methodist Church
Fred Y. Clute
The
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Frederick
Duchess
Seatite Shampen
Mander Coc Ahru
Snoml Sea
Mn Bart Masmirnl
Steternelle Cermanente
Ranty
Hinoma
Kath
Midernelia
Third Street
Nazarko
van Kent
Fugmne
ML. Nazarky
Industrial Club
Wayy
Miss Downing
Bridge League
Union
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Sass Marks Loval
Herbert
Mat McKelliy
Maloann
Tennessee
M Nember
Irgun
Zyal Weuind
Brittale
Tuudon
Palestine
Fox
Holy Land
Jewish Agency
Britain
Mond
Lmentyentlan
Brawnie
H. A. van Zandi, D.D
Remsem ST
Cohges
Gohow
Elks
Sean
Howe
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Rowe
Enian
Vorn
Mayne
Grarys
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