Jeremiah Lambert Dies After Illness. Custodian at Health Center
Jeremiah Lambert, custodian of the Health Center for 23 years, died yesterday at the Mayingdale Home after a brief illness. Born in the southern part of the city he later lived in the central district. Survived by wife Anny Caray McNamee Lambert. sons Agt. John J. Lambert and Thomas A. Lambert. Lawrence McNamee. a Ravena patrolman. three daughters Mrs. Borsie Ott, Mrs. John Boutin and Mrs. Francis Flanagan. and eight nieces Miss Catherine Mahoney. Funeral today at 8 am from Mrs Oz 2056 Sixth Avenue and 9:20 am from St. Peter's Church. burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Geromian Lamport
Mightingale
Lunthart
Bt. Potor'a Church
Anby Caray McMames Limbert
John J
Thomas
Josoph
Lilienthal Accused of Dishonesty in TVA Hearing
Washington D C Dr Arthur B Morgan former TVA chairman testified before senators considering Lilienthal’s Atomic energy commission nomination accusing Lilienthal of dishonesty and seeking power. Morgan cited a press misrepresentation about Commonwealth and Southern and said the controversy led to his removal by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Arthur B. Morgan
Turnegsee Valley Authority
David Lilenthal
Morgan
Lilienthal
Tutt
Ohio
Taft
Pattornon
Tillenthal
Lillenthal
TVA
Roosevelt
Wendell Wickle
Commonwealth & Southern
Walkie
An Haing
Tivate Power Company
Watt
Republican Policy Committee
Senate split over Lilienthal nomination faces opposition
Republican leaders Beidges and Wherry voiced opposition to Lilienthal, a New Dealer designation, while Vandenberg offered tempered questions. Democrats McKellar and Cox urged withdrawal or caution, Patterson backed confirmation of Lilienthal and other commissioners, stressing loyalty and qualification for critical atomic energy roles.
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Lilienthal
Beidges
MN. Hy
Appropriation Committee
Keneath Wherry
Nebrugia
Taft
Trail Seekers elect officers at Tawanka Camp
Miss Helen Mitchell was elected president of the Trail Seekers Group at Tawanka Camp Tire Guils during the weekly meeting in the Sunday School rooms of the Third Presbyterian Church. Other officers include Miss Bally HK Brown vice president Miss Ann Pitle treasurer Miss Lucilla Belemplan secretary Miss Grace Chaffee scribe and Miss Mary Ehring greetings secretary supervised by assistant guardian Mrs Hazel N Burwell.
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Helen Mitchell
Trail Seekers
Tawanka Camp
Hazel N. Burwell
Donald J. Plicher
Gaylord C. Belden
Guardian
Wall Street Journal Publisher Dies at 49
Kenneth C. Hogate, 49, president at Dow Jones News Service and publisher of the Wall Street Journal, died in a California hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Jan 28. He had been in poor health for years. Hogate's wife Barbara Ferrin and daughter were at his bedside. He was vacationing in Palm Springs when struck. Funeral set for St James Church in Scarsdale Saturday. Court House to close for Lincoln's Birthday.
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Alm Springs
Cal
Kenneth C. Hogaty
Dow-Jones News Service
The
Wall Street Journal
Barbara Ferrin
Scarsdale
Hogate
Hog
Pacific Explorer to sample Bering Sea fisheries
The Fish and Wildlife Service plans to trial a factory ship in the Bering Sea next spring and summer. The 410-foot Pacific Explorer, based in Bellingham, will process crab and fish caught by trawls nets and longlines. It will freeze products and extract fish oil and pharmaceutical oils, with two U.S. observers collecting economic and biological data for American operators.
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Washington
Fish and Whithire
Bering Sea
Alcudians
United States
Antergy
Central Pacific
Pacifc Explorer
Bellingham
Wash
Normancray
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Costa Rica
Astoria
Ore
Hering
Bea I
Dew W. Anderson
Wish and Widlife Service
Pacific Explorer
Pacific
The
Fish and Wildlife Service
Carl Carlton
Seattle
Ben Schaefer
Palo Alto
Cal
Pacific Exploration Co plans cargo ship to supply Bering Sea
The Pacific Exploration Co outlines a cargo plan for its ship to boost Bering Sea food resources. Proposed output includes six hundred crab meat casks daily, seven tons of fish reduced per day, and 175 tons of breezing saline daily around 48 degrees below zero. The vessel carries 225 tons of fuel and 3,800 tons refrigerated cargo, with crew quarters aboard.
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RNC
Pacific Exploration Co
Pla
Bering Sea
Andrews
Wan
Emily
British Firms to Buy Surplus U S Vessels
London reports British ship owners authorized to purchase up to 100 Liberty ships and other surplus U S cargo vessels valued at about 1 00,000 dollars, totals seen at 50 million, as Alfred Barnes cites quick action. Spokesman notes past offers failed to meet replacements, warning of import losses if ships are not acquired.
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London
U. S
Alfred Barnes
House of Commons
Atea
Britain
Cambridge Couple Guests at Mahopac Falls Shower
Center Cambridge residents Mr and Mrs Eric Peterson hosted a shower for Miss Ruth English ahead of her upcoming marriage to Tanest Smyth of Long Island. The event at Mrs David English’s home featured refreshments and many out of town guests including Misses Jane English from Cambridge, Carlatty English from Schenectady, and Jane English from Troy.
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Eric Peterson
Mahopact Falls
Ralph Wildey
Ruth
English
Tanest
Smyth
Long Island
David
Miss English
Jane A
Cambridge
Carlatty English
Scheneetnudy
Jane D
Troy
Whipple Group Announces Election Slate and Events
The Whipple Group names committees to prepare a slate for officer elections. Gladys M. Dow leads as president with Cannery and Boyd among officers. Red Crows drive planned. One hundred eight tickets sold for the Clar Tree Major children’s theater. Ten delegates to the Lansingburg Council of Parents and Teachers meeting March 26 at Knickerbocker Junior High. Founders Day speech by Mrs. Clifford Jenkins in Albany. Golden jubilee dinner at First Baptist Church next Tuesday evening with Mrs. Robert Swanler presiding.
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Whipple
Youtonday Attennnoon
API
Gladys M. Dow
Prineelpul
Daniel K. Cannery
Chai Man
James Boyd
Authur Bis
Marshall Whittler
Pliny
Red Crows
Lansingburg Council of Parents and ‘Teachers
Knickerbocker
Chancellor's Hall
Albany
Mirc
Clifford Jenkins
First Baptist
Robert T. Swanlel
Two NYU Students Die Drowning in New Rochelle Incident
Two New York University students from prominent Westchester families, Norman Robins aged 28 of Mr. Vernan and Leonard J. Alpert aged 23 of New Rochelle, died after falling through the water yesterday.
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New Rochelle
INS
New York University
Westchester
Norman Robins
Mr. Vernan
Leonard J. Alpert
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