Cohoes Honors Captain Cain for Guard Service in War Era
Captain Cain, a long time leader in the New York Guard's Second Regiment, is honored at a civic dinner. The record notes his service in World War I, battles in Mexico and Europe, and later command of the state guard unit, reflecting a long career with the Campiny B Second Regiment.
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Cain James Culnohn
AMC
Campiny
New York Guard
van Sehalels
Tiland County
Chailey B .Plumley Ax Chatemian
Judson Waldisan
Alison Anh Wright
Willmbrain
Calm
Na. Honal Gnad
Mane
Beltuie
Apatinnion Foreig
Germany
Carflel
Fiat
Crom
Marriage Announced At Cohoes
Marriage notice from Cohoes details the union of Miss Anni Voirie Wilkes and Armand Talsedte with Rev. Cauley pastor officiating at Silkman Mestrose et Tresbyterum Church. Miss Wilkes and Armand Talsedte were attendants. Waterford High and Cottonville School students attended. The couple will reside at 2 Mohawk Street.
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Marpret
Wallees
Mitton Street
Margit
Lieseliegen
Patrolman Injured After Fall at City Hall
Fall at City Hall injures a patrolman shortly after 10 pm Sunday. He slipped while descending stairs inside the building and was transported to the hospital. Remainder of his condition today is undetermined as officials assess the extent of injuries.
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City Hall
Vitas
Dani Stig
Budget Completed At Cohoes
City afficants completed the tentative municipal budget for 1947 96 setting the tax rate per thousand and levy projections. A public hearing on the Education Building department budget is planned with details to be announced next days.
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Pancresaes
Sli Tor
Umaipil
Lumdu
Ted Lealy
Eductien Bylding
Buneya Strout
Cohoes City Treasurer Dies Suddenly
Cohoes city treasurer Joni w Gouchy died suddenly at home after a lingering illness. Born in Cohoes he lived there all his life and ran a grocery store at 178 Congress Street. A longtime musician, he was organist at St Patricks Church for 20 years and led the Immaculate Conception choir. He was named city treasurer after his father William Conway’s death in 1902. Survived by a sister and a niece, funeral arrangements were underway.
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Joni W Gouchy
Alty
Cohore
Conway
Congresa Street
Albany
Anie
William
Cohues Bond
jLaltentioy
New York
Clarence
Diay Funeral
Nem
Sullivan
Isteet Cohioes
Cohoes Hospital
Cohoes
St Bernards
Miss Way
A Quinlan
St Bernards Church
Bilal Voll
St Agnes
Atx
Seatdanes
Davis Avenue
Sam Fem
St Annes
Northside
Bintal
Joaphs
Water Tod
Cohoes Teachers Protest 3300 Raise in Local Schools
Madelon Hickey, principal and association president, says the Cohoes Teachers Association opposes a large state and local pay raise tied to the legislature action. A committee will push opposition to the policy while the board supports part of the plan.
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Yomoutlee
Cohoes
Lincoln Day Dance Brings Community Leaders to Cohoes
A Lincoln Day Dance in Cohoes featured community leaders and the Junior Assembly Youth group. Stanley hopes the principal speaker will deliver remarks as local plans unfold for future events and a dinner program on Remwn Street.
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Lohars
Golun
Remwn
Connery
Walter de Daify
Eimai
Stanley Hopis
Hwa
Treok
Mwartnes
Jaynett Bowlin
de Nowy Coun
Columbay Wall
Lomeniow
Obituary and civic notices from Cohoes events
Obituary of Clairmont Funes and funeral details for residents of Cohoes Saint Bernard’s Church services at St. Joseph’s Cemetery Waterford and local obituaries. Notices include committee meetings, masons degree, missionary society, and civic appointments with dates and locations.
San Francisco shipyard wins UPI prize for keel blocks plan
An undated UPI story notes a San Francisco shipyard worker received a $2.00 prize for an idea to arrange large wooden keel blocks. The plan aimed to improve docking and reduce workdays by creating half size mockups, saving about 20 man days monthly and enabling timber to last a decade for home-building needs.
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Ineisco
UPI
San Francescn Mil
Dccronmien
Henry
Atomic energy rows heat up as plan cited in Senate
Acheson and Lilienthal clash over an international control scheme for atomic development. The debate centers on the plan's U S and Senate reception with opponents warning of ties to Baruch and Austin while supporting voices call for strict oversight and staged, global restrictions.
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State Department
Hefort
Acheson
Acheson Lilienthal
Amd
Gunlenich
Orien
Hepunheay Senate
Pahtier
Sud Fam
Jom
Lilenth
Bufvic
Tutu
Cinaua
WeKellar
D Tenn
Lahenthils Nomincion
Questans
Bam
Vandenberg
R Mich
United Nations aims for world peace through people to people ties
A community program advocates universal support for the United Nations as the path to lasting peace. It promotes individual responsibility, cross cultural friendship, and five goal nations through travel and correspondence to reduce war causes. A national sponsorship committee is planned to organize efforts locally.
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United Nalions
United Nations 1 Tre
United Nations
Wis Baker
Sumanive
Amd
Ahilary
Cay
Cleveland
Humanity
Mhiss Browne
Mass Browne
Austray
Sweeps Spa Building Fire Causes Major Loss
A white spa building in Saratoga Springs was destroyed by fire started by a watchful police officer. The single story frame structure including a shed and gate was burned to the ground with damage estimated above 50000 dollars. Firefighters reported two tracks, a bus and an automobile were burned in the blaze. Police and officials listed the establishment for a proposed chlorine partnership in a sprawling accident scene.
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Saraioga Springs Spa
Teacety Jena Dutch
Olkenian
Blimore Spa
Eliore
Zalage
Yunes
Clean Politics Law Upheld By High Court
The Supreme Court upheld the Hatch Act provision banning federal employees from political activity. Justice Reed wrote the majority opinion with Justices LoHiack Waley Rutledge and Douglas concurring. Justices Black dissented. The ruling preserves civil service neutrality while allowing voting rights, and involved twelve federal employees and the United Federal Workers of America in the case.
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Wahlington
Supreme Court
Stanley F Reed
Inigo Lo Hiack Waley
Rutledge
William Douglas
Revd
Maj
Congress
United Federal Workers of Apterlea
CIA
CLO
Fay
Court Allows Public Aid for Transport to Catholic Schools
The Supreme Court ruled that public funds may be used to transport children to parochial Catholic schools, answering an appeal from New Jersey. The decision upholds state support of a religiously affiliated education program, with Justice Blair delivering the majority opinion and Justices Frankfurter Jackson Burton concurring. A dissent by Justice Jackson outlined a strong opposition to the ruling.
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Warrington (Ap
Lindtiun
Uludren
Echools
Jursey
Blair
Schuylerville Board Approves Salary Plan and School Bus Use
At a recent board meeting in Schuylerville the tentative salary schedule for staff was approved with a minimum of $1.00 and a maximum of $8.00, and state aid will continue. A payment of $4,986 was authorized for the new school, and a committee led by Carter James Corsetti and John Zoller will discuss the bus and driver for a trip to New York. The senior class will extend afternoon sessions from 1 to 3 p.m., while mornings from 9 to 1 will continue for kindergarten through first grade. A pastor installation and parish events were announced, along with continued post office hours and new members in local groups.
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Eersing
Ube
Seluvierville
Gentral
Omnpstus
Fac Kinilergirien Cliss
Rare ribbonfish caught and preserved at Scripps Institute
A rare ribbonfish, one of the world’s longest known specimens, has been caught and preserved at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The specimen measures about one and a half meters with a slender frame and impressive fin length.
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Scripps Institute of Oceanography
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Church of the Visitation
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Saratoga Springs
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Methodist Church
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Saratoga
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