Papermakers Union Merger Favored In 20 Year Debate
Obituary notices and notices of deaths fill the page. Charles H. Moore 80 of 140 Glen St Glens Falls died after a long illness. Multiple survivors listed. Funeral arrangements set at Regan Denny Funeral Home with burial in Glens Falls Cemetery. Also noted: Mrs Emma Powell 85 of Nassau and Thomas F Burke and other services. Mergers of papermakers unions discussed, with statements from Burke and union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Moore
Charles MH. Moore
Glen St
Glens Malls
Ideal Nursing Home
Carrie Draper
Edna Saunders
Mechanicville
George Jr. Train
Trudson Walls
William Muoore
Granville
A. Moore
Lakeland
Fla
Regan and Denny Feneral
William J. Montgomery
Mirst Presbyterian Church
Nuria
Glens Falls
Mr. Burke
Thomas .F
Burke
4Th St
William J. Casey
Enna T. Powell
Emma L. Powell
Nassau
Ralph Powell
Brainard
North Nassau
John E. Powell
Sheeran
Ivure
Ana Raper Amit
Margaret M. Markham
United Papermakher
Atters and Paperworkers Union Church
Jesus
WSCS
Wall and Higgins
Stephentown
Charles Folgington
Brainard Methodist Church
John J
Stasiak
Harry V
Dean
Robert
S. Durivage
George J. Gwinn
Marvin A. Hayner
Joseph
International Brotherhood
M. Burke
Sto Pulp
Sulphite Workers
Mary's Cemetery
Sather
Robitaille
Pacific
Allegheny Ludlum Stée Coast Assn
Pulp and Paper Corp
Mil
West Coast
Alaska
Joseph P. Burke
Fort Edward
Pulp and Sulphite Workers
Montreal
Blake Ridley
Ell BE. Grahan Ribley
Troy
Frank G. Ribley
Mrnday
San Jose
California
Gordon & Grahan
St. Mark's Methodsist Church
George S. McCreary
Denver
Colorado
Douglas Graham
Calif
Diay
Macon
Third Ave
Stevy
Elmer N. Haley
Sir Mark's Methodist Chirehy
Tin Oakwood Cemetery
Mineral
Cathitt
Edward J. Tothill
4Th Ave
Wits
Move Aan Sully
Mason
3Rd Avenue
Stev
Hiner Ny Utley
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Lansingburg
Bene Lo
Louis Vojar
Willayt
Kane
Wayne Tat
AL White
Qakwook
Haley
Jerusatom Lodge
M&am
Fragmentary Police Report From Servies Station
A garbled police report from the J and M Servier Station on 17th Street outlines a missing person incident. Readable fragments indicate a nighttime event and a note of a monetary value or loss associated with the case.
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Servies
J&m Servier
Dulles' Heir Carriers Bold Names As Britain Questions
Reaction on page four weighs the impact of John Foster Dulles with British commentary naming Dillon and Herter as likely successors. Reports praise Dulles as a historic figure while noting arthritis and long service, with observers arguing the need for capable leadership in future foreign policy.
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Dulles
Christan
Hey
Britain
America
Washington
Whitp Deane
Mines
Dillon
Congress
Thos
Herter
Observer
Anthony
Reds Link U S Spies Four Turkish Agents Capture
The Soviet Union announced it captured four American trained Turkish spies and killed a fifth as they attempted to cross the Turkish Soviet frontier at night. The statement, issued by the Committee for State Security under A N Shelepin, named the captives as recruits of Turkish intelligence trained in an Ankara suburb by American instructors.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Committee For State Security
A. N. Shelepin
van Serov
Shelepin Tok
Pravda
Ankara
Hurd Sees State Benefit From Withholding Tax Gain
The article discusses Hurd's claim that shifting to a withholding tax base would yield a state revenue gain. Wales notes the potential to recover about 20 million dollars, largely from tax dodgers, as a key outcome of the proposal.
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Wales
Hurd
Senator Says Taboos Gone on Religion in Politics
Senator Paul H. Douglas says Catholics could be elected president, citing polls and campaigns that show a trend toward less religious prejudice. He argues Americans choose the best candidate regardless of religion.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Paul Hf. Douglas
D-111
Coronet Magwine
Douglas
Fire Claims Seven Lives in South Bend Home Tragedy
In South Bend Indiana an early morning blaze destroyed a four room house killing six small children and their grandmother. Queen Esther Pitman age 6 survived after following her grandmother's warning to escape outside. Victims named include Mary Reeves 58 and grandchildren Wilbur Parker 10 Terry Parker 8 Harold Pitman 7 Laurel Pitman 3 Jeannie Pitman 1 months and Mary Elizabeth Pitman 6 months.
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South Bend
Ind
Esther Pitman
Mary Reeves
Wilbur Parker
Terry Parker
Harold Pitman
Laurel Pitman
Jeannie Pitman
Mary Elizabeth Pitman
Texas Crash Kills Ten In Rain Collision Near Alamo
A head on crash in the rain near Alamo, Texas killed ten people including four children and a teen aged girl. Nine victims in one car were believed to be Mexican immigrants. the tenth victim was a father of eight. Authorities quote Tom Handy who saw the scene and identified two wrecked cars.
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Alamo, Tex
John T. Closner
Mercedes
Antero Ibanez
Laferia
Tex
Delfina Ibanez
Benito Camacho
Adella Camacho
la Feria
Rosa Pilar Moralez
Reverend B H Ashton Installed as Joint Pastor
Reverend Benjamin E. H. Ashton was installed as joint pastor of Green Island and Watervliet First Presbyterian Churches. The Green Island service occurred at 6 30 p m and the Watervliet service at 7 30 p m with a joint reception in Watervliet. Ashton, 43, a Moomfield College and Seminary graduate, has pastored Corinth Bethel and Seateaulay churches and was born in Patterson New Jersey. He will reside in Watervliet with his wife and two children.
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Benjamin EH. Ashton
Green Island
Watervliet
Patterson
N. J
Jlwo
State Line Crimes May Soon Be Curbed
Senator Kenneth B. Keating announced on a New York television broadcast that Congress will be asked to pass a series of bills to curb organized crime that crosses state lines. He said enforcement now rests with state and local authorities and the aim is to reach the big operators who ignore state boundaries.
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Washington
ACP
Congress
Kenneth B. Keating
KANY
New York
Keating
Local instructor Anne Littlefield's detective novel hits shelves
Anne Littlefield of Cranberry Hill Farm Valley Falls and Allen St Albany, a Sage College English instructor, published her first full length work Which Mrs Bennett a Crime Club Selection. She taught at Russell Sage 1948 1953 and again last semester.
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Cohoes-Watervliet
Maplewood
Alcolonie
Fussell Sage College English
Roland
Vilinstructor
Lancaster
Doubleday & Co., Inc
andjSt
Cohoes
Bennett
Anne Littlefield
Cranberry
Hill Farm
Valley Falls
Allen St. Albany
Crime Club
Russell Sage
Philadelphia
Mt. Nolvoke College
University of
Car Crashes Spill Across New York Roads in Night Spree
Details describe multiple traffic crashes involving drivers named Villeneuve Cavanaugh Brundage Morine Hoffman Bullard Lobdell and others. Victims were treated at Albany Memorial Leonard Hospital and other facilities. Cars were damaged and one fire was fought by Menands Fire Department.
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Edward Fosmire
Troy
Clifford Agan
Pinewoods Ave
Albany Memorial Hospital
Broadway
Menands
Ryan
Menands Road
William Harbour
Villa Rd
Agan
Menands Fire Department
Clifford Brundage
Robert Morine
Greenwich
Waterford-Mechanicville
Hoffman
Bullard
T. J. Callahan
John E. van Buren
Valatic
Columbia Turnpike
Clinton Heights
East Greenbush
Bruen
Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Lobdell
Sth Ave
Leonard Hospital
123Rd St
5Th Ave
Lobdell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dulles Sits Amid Talk of Big Four Meeting Plans
Dulles acting head of state department faces questions as note drafts propose a big four foreign ministers meeting this spring on Berlin and European security. Officials weigh succession prospects, with names like Gruenther Lodge McCloy Dewey raised, while Eisenhower signals no replacement.
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Moscow
Berlin
Germany
European
Russia
West
Dulles
West Germany
Europe
State Department
United States
Soviet Union
Robbery Probe In East Greenbush After Store Break-In
State Police in East Greenbush investigate a robbery at Pat's Harbor Shop. The owner Pasquale Varinagle reported a burglary Saturday night, with several packs of cigarettes and a box of shells missing. Troopers described the entry as forced through a side door during the incident.
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East Greenbush
Pat's Harbor
Mast Greenbush
Pasquale Varinagel
Taal
Kitty
Social Security Credit for Multi Employer Earners Advised
James A. O'Hara announces a Social Security tax credit for taxpayers who worked for more than one employer in 1958. The credit applies to tax withheld beyond the first 4200 earned, and qualifying filers should list Social Security numbers on returns and attach all Form W-2 copies from employers.
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James A. O'Hara
Internal Revenue
O'Hara
Engineering Group To Meet Wednesday
Dr Harry G Drlekamer professor of chemistry and chemical engineering at the University of Mincig will be guest speaker for the Northeastern section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineering at Relahs Restaurant on Route 9 Wednesday at 630 pm. He will discuss Pressure Induced Modifications of Solid State Structure. Members and the general public are invited.
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Harry G. Drlekamer
University of Mincig
American Institute of Chemical Engineering
Releh
Driekameér
Castro says Cuba may nationalize sugar mills to meet labor demands
Revolutionary leader Fidel Castro indicated the Cuban government might seize sugar mills to satisfy half a million workers as it pursues labor reform and economic stabilization. He stressed the president’s power and outlined priorities including labor issues agrarian reform and administrative reorganization.
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Francis L. McCarthy
Havana
Cuba
UPL
Fidel Castro
Wagner
Castro
Falzencio Batista
Manuel Urrutia
Sullivan Seeks NYC Influence Over Upstate Leaders
In a continuation from Page 9, Sullivan urges upstate officials to align with New York City leaders. The NYC mayor advised DeSapio to “keep his hands off” the delegation to the national convention amid the party’s post election turmoil.
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New York City
DeSapio
Congress debates aims of full employment growth and price stability
Congress discusses three main economic objectives: full employment, adequate growth, and price stability to curb inflation. Douglas notes varied views on trade offs among goals and calls for careful study. The Joint Economic Committee, under the Employment Act of 1946, proposes examining how to reconcile them.
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Las
United States
Douglas
U. S
Joint Economic Committee
Griswold Heights Boys Club to Elect Officers
Members of the Griswold Heights Extension of the Troy Boss Club will elect officers at a 7:30 p.m. meeting today in the Griswold Heights Auditorium. Nomination committee cochairmen Leo Merchant and Mrs Helen Wessel will preside and urge all parents to attend.
Senators Propose Higher Federal Minimum Wage
Washington AP three senators and one representative preview new bill to raise the minimum wage from 1 to 1.25 dollars per hour and extend wage hour coverage to seven million more workers. Senators Kennedy Morse and Roosevelt will introduce the legislation with Clark also pledging to cosponsor.
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Washington
House
John ¥. Kennedy
D.mass
Wayne Morse
D. Ore
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Joseph 8. Clark
D-Pa
Harriman Fight Highlights 1936 New York Convention
The article details the 1936 New York convention with DeSapio and Wagner figures and a possible vice presidential bid. Delegations from upstate counties, including Rensselaer and Washington, mingle at a Manhattan Club luncheon and Waldorf Astoria cocktail event, while party leaders debate future policy and top ticket choices.
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New York
W Averell Harriman
Wagner
Prendergast
Manhattan Club
Madison Avenue
26Th Street
Harold T. Garrity
Westchester County
Dine Iner
DeSapio
Senate
Joseph Zaretski
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Rensselaer County
John J. Purcell
Commissioner of
Public Safety
James A. Madden
Leo W. Hope
George F. Regan
Corp
Timothy J.fogarty
Kenneth A. Brockway
Frank Perfetti
Willam Goetz
Edward T. Nehill
C. A. McGrath
Common Council
John J. Pender
Iatts
Walter Warren
Hoosick Falls
Harry Lee
Troy
Upstate New York
Washington County
Tierney
Leo Quinn
Albany County
John O'Brien
Mechanicville
Saratoga County
Waldorf- Astoria
NY Leaders Back Primary Vote For Governor U S Senator
The trio including Mrs. Roosevelt Lehman and Finletter support a primary for governor and U S senator as part of broader reforms. They urge direct election of district and county leaders, fixed spring primaries, voting machines, non political boards, state wide primaries and judge selection changes. The aim is to restore party control to rank and file.
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Jthen
Robert I. Wagner
New York State
U.S
Roosevel
Lehman
Finletter
Roosevelt
Tamarack Elementary PTA Schedules Monthly Meeting
The Tamarack Elementary School PTA will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the school. Part of Brittenhill Central School District, the session includes a health talk by school nurse Mrs. Trar old Fisher after the business portion.
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PTA
Tamarack
Brittenhill Central
Trarold Fisher
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Harah
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Charles Ward
Prosbyte- van Hane
Levitt
Rockefeller
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Stanley Brown
Chemie Com Exchange Bank
Wasda
Brown
Nye
Syreacuse University
MW Upton
Givingston Mano
Amey Cole Institute of Banking
Frank Zibro Fetod
Zibro
129Th Ave
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Frederick the Great
Filler
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Levit
Nvestment Advisors
Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange
N.Y
State ST. Albany
Albany
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B. H. Ashton
Amanuel Celler
D-Ny
C. J. MacArthur Crete
GAR
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Chasan
Helen Busher
Lincoln
Mincheon
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Nattie Warvis
Amny G. Maethed
Sage
Adlai
Emanuel Celler
Adlai E. Steven
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
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Eisenhower
Netter
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
John J. McCloy
Thomas KE. Dewey
East Greenbush Robbery
Probeil
Sullivan
Quandt Funeral Home
Waterford
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