Boy Seriously Hurt in Cohoes Accident
A 10 year old boy from Cohoes, identified as a son of Mr and Mrs Emile Corona of 161 Bridge Avenue, suffered serious injuries after being struck by a truck near 26 First Street. He sustained potential ruptures to the right lung and liver, with prognosis to be determined by X rays and further medical exams. The driver, Frank E Barriers of 185 North Pearl Street Albany, claimed he did not see the child and that he was turning around when the accident occurred. The boy was hospitalized after an ambulance transport. no other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andraw Gi Corona
Mis
Emile Corona
Bridge Avenue
Cohoen Hospital
Enuch Beltoe
Wil
Tim B. McDonald
Tir
Palins
Nicholng Maele
Frank EB
Pearl Street
Albany
Cohoes Garrison Plans Drive for Church Flags and Aid
Cohoes Garrison and Amy Ani Navy Union plan a fundraising drive titled the Gale Church Campaign to raise money for U S flags for local churches and organizations. Stamps will be mailed to residents and refunds issued akin to the Christmas welfare drive. Beneficiaries include Catholic Jewish and Protestant groups with a worthy cause, led by officials including Jos eph Gadoug Garrison and George Benac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale of Alanos
U. S
Cohogs
Joseph Gadoug Garrison
Amy Ani
Navy Union
Gale Church
George Benac
Whalrman
Garrison Plang
cAllae
Eux Vaschereau
Pant Vourpalidel
Joul Night
Tustin Sancles Pee Aldind
Meullag
French Club Plans Soiree At Cohoes
French clubs at Cohoes announce a demi formal ball titled Soiree at Cirle Jinn to be held under the joint auspices of Cornel LaSalle and Canned Swanny Mance of Union de Jean Baptiste Amerique. The event, the worthe annual gathering, features a large joint committee including Marcel Ysahbelle and Marion Mochau.
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Morehun
Corneil LaSalle
Swanny Mance
Union de Bh
Jean Baptiste
Amerique
Cirle Jinn
Auposed
Meners of Ball
Will
Marcel I. Ysahbelle
Council LaSalle
Mise Marion Mochau
Ave Cochaininen
Dance Review by Cohoes Pupils at Empire Theater
A large Empire Theater program showcases a veiled ballet revue by Frante B. Merveault pupils. Vocal selections and dance vignettes anchor the evening with Miss Wilan Maloney delivering the opening address and a long list of participating performers including Susan Kiolli Wanda Prescott Jann Mare i Kay Moore Patrician Moora Susan Moore Georgiana Pilla Curt Engstrom and many others.
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Wml Dvnen
Frante B. Merveault
Halire
Mandy Pisnh
Empire Theater
Mies Wilean Maloney
Hose Participaling
Sinira Spapsak
Marilyn Bregecile
Paul Bressette
Juan Margaret Jette
Jed Phomsli
Mary Katz
Paul Kelley
Diane Kennedy
Michel Snyder
Cavolyn Gilgan
Chames Kate
Cara Ann Desautels
Peter Ruzdiluky
Ale
Patricia Snyder
Gale Riberdy
Joan Peterson
Peggy Girard
Lynda Charette
Beverly Patnode
Yvonne Dion
Raymond Vpiar
Sally Murray
Madeline Clavie
Blaine Wilevve
Tudy Gorski
Patten Muslandrea
Patri Johnson
Lanny Simvnings
Carl Engstrem
Sandra Hancox
Jeanne Murray
Sandra Mahoney
Judy Shepard
Rose Marie Searles
Shirley Win. Green
Inoculate Children At Cohoes Clinic
Fifty nine patients attended the welfare clinic at City Hall under the health department. Dr Hana TD Weiss health commissioner led the effort with Mrs Sally Cummings and Mrs Mary Lynch city nurses assisting. Diphtheria toxoid inoculations and booster shots were given, with twenty eight preschoolers and five of preschool age receiving boosters, ten school age children getting first doses, and two preschoolers examined and advised.
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Health Department
Hana TD. Weiss
Sally Cummings
Mary Lynch
Cohoes March Of Dimes Ends Saturday
Local March of Dimes drive continues through Saturday with Grace Acleavy as general chairman and Mrs. Charles Carter as cochairman. Approximately 309 bags prepared for pupils across city schools. Donations include 85 from residents employed at Green Island and Colonix shops and $5 from Cow St Bernard Catholic Daughters of America.
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Diop
Grace Acleavy
Charles Carter
Cohons
Green Island and Colonix
Delaware & Hadean Railroad Co
St. Bernard
Catholic Daughters of America
Renvy
Mise
Ibuth Welkh
Cohous Bank
Cahoes Police Hear Area F B I Speaker at Dinner
Agent Arthur Cornelius Jr of the federal Bureau of Investigation will speak at the Cahoes Police Association dinner in Cahoes today. Mayor Rudolph Z Rouler and city officials will attend. New officers inducted include Sel Harry Donohue president Leo Duval vice president Michael Dushane secretary Austin V Gagnon treasurer James O'Brien sergeant at arms. Several new members will be received and a special program follows the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cornelius, Jr
Albany
Lreasner
James O'Brien
Cohoes Scouts Plan First Meeting
The newly organized Boy Scout Troop sponsored by St. Mark’s Church plans its first meeting on Wednesday February 1 at the parish hall. Troy Area Council officials will attend along with eligible boys and unit leaders. The troop will raise funds for uniforms with a paper drive campaign under Albert E Daley’s direction as troop committee chairman.
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St. Mark’s Church
At & Pam
Troy Area
Abe
Albert E Daley
Teachers Fight for Higher Pay Across State
A broad alliance of teachers in New York State pressed for a permanent $2,400 to $3,700 starting salary with regional variations while opposing Dewey administration tactics. Speakers urged negotiation over strikes as Assembly leaders backed increased pay and a permanent program amid a looming budget fight.
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Conday
Senate
Benjamin Weinberg
Condon
Arthur J. Wicks
Finance Adminittee
Barnett Pulik
New York
Abraham Letkowite
Kenpire State Veochars Federation
Eldred
State Association
Lyardey & Teacher
Asem Hyman Orlo M. Brees
Broome County
Brees
Upstate
New York City
Healy
Lefkowitz
Dewey
Arvid Burke
State Teachers Association
Assembly
Irwin [Steingul
New
York City
Teaent
Net
Lewis Wi. Olliffe
Kings Comiy
Edmund P. Radigan
Richmond
Fred M. Baker
Troy
Bethlehem
Albany County
Thomas RB. Dewey
Washington
Warren
Saratoga
Hudgon
Dana M. King
Hadson Falls
Tri-county
Republicans Debate Tariff Policy At Lincoln Day Gathering
Fragmented remarks reflect GOP push for reciprocal tariff cuts under tariff act proposals. Leaders including Stassen and Taft urge smoothing negotiations and limiting Congress, while opponents like Vandenberg seek checks on rate changes. Lincolns Club speech emphasizes bi partisan foreign policy and domestic strength amid a broad party platform discussion.
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Aerose
Chiairman
Kate Son
Harald J. Stasgen
New York City
Sendlery Vandenberg
Michikan
Millikin
Colorado
Stagnen
Stagnen called for the @. O. P
Ind
Republican Party
Shire Department
Geneva
Apvi
Loulwilte
Loge
Sinsaachusetts
Whally
Nebraska
Senate
Loston
Electrical Union Seeks New Contract With G E
United Electrical Workers plan to seek new contract with General Electric. They seek wage increases, paid holidays, health and retirement programs, and a union shop. 125,000 GE employees in 84 units represented. expected wage rise around 20 cents per hour. Also announced negotiations with Westinghouse Electric will start on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Migetrews, Radio & Maching Workers For America, CO
Jeantract
G. E
West Inghouse Blestil¢ Co
Red Cross Fund Drive Endorsed At Labor Temple Meeting
The Troy labor faction approved a Red Cross fundraising drive at a Labor Temple gathering. Walter C. Flanigan presided as president. An incident was reported of Frances F. Roelmel fracturing her right miteri in a fall near Buckeye Place on Ninth Street. A tribute event honored Bessie Brown, noting Marian Levenway will succeed her as Group 1 leader at Ninth Presbyterian Church.
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Red Cross
Troy
Labor
Labor Temple
Eminpaum
Walter C. Flanigan
Frances FE. Roelmel
Balls Avenue
Palive
Ortyy
Miteriany
Ninth Street
Buckiey Place
Mie
Bessie Brown
Ninth Presbyterian Church
QA Brown
Marian Levenway
Fragmentary text hints at postwar security and UN role
The readable fragments discuss advancing training for safety and security, atomic energy and weapons protection, and a call for UN supervision to resolve problems and maintain peace. The text references Universal training as necessary for tutu security and the UN’s potential supervisory role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitan
Jewelers Form Organization to Use Right Names
New York jewelers form an association to ensure accurate naming in ads. They seek to stop misleading practices such as using an asterisk after gemstone names to imply authenticity. The letter targets ads for stones like topaz mislabeled as yellow quartz and cites a federal ruling on truthful advertising.
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Jewelers
New York
Coronien Wally
Ogu Society
Fox Angelen
Abterisfeldls
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H. A. van Zandt, O.D
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Waterford
Forman Cohoes
Elks
Oyen Keeling Waltine Reasonam
Mable E
Gildea Tax Consulta
Mohawk St
Colors Phong
Cohoes Garrison
Cohoes Clinic
Berk Ray Corp
Civic. Center
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Hugh F. Donnelly
Roach
Ward J. Sanders
Watervliet High School
Minerpal
Thomas FP. Cavanaugh
Thomas C. Sullivan
Center
James S. Sage
Watervlietulary Club
Cahoes
Scouts
Indianapolis
Herbert P. Kenney
Harrers Dinf
Harbers
Charhes Ot. Lallait
Sunset Inn
Nicholas Venli
Bronx
Fred Soafdl
Trausurer
Mr. Latal
Prank Lotito
Alhaul J. Catone
John Campion
Lingd M. Prescol
Ani Theodore Ri Kori
Electrical Union
G.E
Flan
Brandon Timpane
D.D
Optometrist
Tstome
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River ST
Grocers
Degren
Oklay
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