Troy Lawyer Rescued From Second Floor Fire
Troy attorney Mark W. Walk was rescued by firemen from his second floor office at 10 Second Street after a storage closet fire. Fire crews used two aerial ladders and three hydrant lines to extinguish flames that damaged offices and nearby shops. The alarm sounded at 2 35 p m and authorities suspected spontaneous combustion may have triggered the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Walk
Troy
2Nd St
Mr. Walk
William Smith
Clark
Cannon
Hendrick Hudson
Emil Hug
Milo Wood
Jrawyer
James W. Doherty
Nicholas DeGiorgio
T. I. Mcinerney
Parking Time 32 Seconds Berkeley Study Finds Parallels
Berkeley study reports average parallel parking time of 32 seconds with driving skill influencing duration. Findings show parallel parking allows up to 10 more traffic lanes than angle parking, while angle parking fits up to two and a half times as many cars per curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
New Family Service Installs Langford As President
Mrs. Robert H. Langford of Averill Park becomes president of the Family and Children’s Service Inn. The agency also hires Mrs. Jordan D. Cole as counselor. Cole is Penn State trained and has 10 years in welfare work. Langford, Syracuse University graduate, serves on multiple boards and clubs. Cole has worked in Schenectady and Brattleboro agencies and previously directed child welfare in Bedford and Cumberland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Langford
Averill Park
Family and Childrens Service Inn
Jordan D. Cole
Eagle Milly
Pen Hellenic of
Albany
Albany Syracuse Alumor Asso
Assa
Sand Lake and Poestenkill
Langford
YWCA
Mental Health Society
Sand Lake and Poostenkill
First Presbyterian Church
University Club of Albany
Troy Country Club
Della Gamma
Asen
Cole
Penn State University
School of Social Work
Boston University School of Social Work
Schenectady Family and Child Service
Robert Hi
Family and Children's Service, Inc
Stevenson Attacks Cuba at U N Assembly
Adlai E. Stevenson told the United Nations General Assembly that Cuba and its allies threaten the Alliance for Progress and denounced Cuban appeals as diversions from anti Castro actions by the Organization of American States. He asserted Cuba interferes in American affairs and tolerates Marxist aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations AI
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Osha
Alliance For Progress
Stevenson
General Assembly
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Marin Garcia Inchaustegui
Hoe
Organization of American States
Garcia
OAS
U.S
De Gaulle Signals Return to Dictatorial Powers Over OAS
President Charles de Gaulle warned terrorists of the OAS that he stands ready to assume exceptional powers to crush them and secure a peace in Algeria. He urged unity, claimed a near independent Algeria under close France relations, and noted that the government will act with police and justice to stop subversive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pans
UPL
Charles de Gaulle
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Algiers
de Gaufle
Oran
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Lucy's
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Wald & Trotter Real Estate
Carella & McKnight
H. F. Williams
Aqua CO
Marlane
Helene Curtis
ESKA
FANC
Charm Beauty Salon
Third Street
Ashley
Pressman's
Athletic
Hunt
G.I
Poplin
BANL
Denim
Bedford Cord
Chambray
Sheepson Hooded Parkas
Midland Shopper Charge
Stig
Times Rexall
Prell
Richard Hudnut
Noxzema
Ronson Type
Mademoiselle
Gillette
Rexall
Caressa
Voronte
Liggett’s
Broadway and
Third Sts
Poe
Denby
Miller Shoe Salon
Children’s Shoes
Boots
Jeant
U.N
THE
Albany Academy
Harry O. Sweet
Elgin
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