Trial Of Watervliet Men Adjourned
The trial of Clinton Gould of 984 Broadway Watervliet was adjourned until Saturday morning by City Judge William Noonan after the Watervliet police requested further investigation. Gould, arrested on a disorderly conduct charge, was taken into custody yesterday morning on Upper Broadway by Patrolmen Richard Spratt and Al Zyglewler.
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Clinton Gould
Broadway
Waterviiet
Upper Broadway
Watervliet
Wiliam Noonan
Noonan
Watervilet
Gould
Richard Spratt
al. Zyglewler
Reserve Officers Plan Mock Air Raid in Troy
Plans for the mock air raid during National Security Week were laid by the Troy Area Chapter Reserve Officers Association at The Hotel Troy. The event features the 24th Air Service Group under Col Clinton T Maneely and the 164th Air Force Composite Group of Albany, with the 207th Antiaircraft Artillery defending Troy. Lectures by regional military leaders will precede the drills for service clubs. Brig Gen Ogden J Ross spoke to Watervliet Rotary and will address Troy Kiwanis. Lt Col Carl E Haiss is observance chairman.
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Reserve Officers’ Association
Troy
Air Force Reserve
Newburg
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Clinton T.maneely
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164Th Air Force
National Guard
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George T. Stillman
Ogden J. Ross
Watervliet
General Ross
Troy Kiwanis Club
Hendrick Hudson
Theodore Creedon
Schenectady
Carl E. Haiss
Edward M. Murray
Methodist Farm Meeting Slated for Troy Area
Plans for the coming season will be made at a meeting of the Methodist Farm Association of Troy and Vicinity tomorrow at 5 pm in the auditorium of Memorial Methodist Church. Improvements include a new men's bathhouse at Crooked Lake beach and pavilion renovations. John W. Snyder will chair. Rev Donald R. Lewis will discuss future improvements. refreshments will follow. The annual dinner will be held in the spring.
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Memorial Methodist Church
Syeaway
Crooked Lake
John W. Snyder
Donald R. Lewis
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Tuition At R P I Raised To 700
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute boosts annual tuition by 50 per term to 700 for the regular academic year starting next September. President Livinston W. Houston assures no student in good standing will be forced to leave. The school adds 150000 in deferred tuition loans and extra scholarship aid to ease the rise.
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Livingston W. Houston
Dr. Houston
Electrician Narrowly Escapes 4160-volt Line at GE Knolls
An electrician, James Cavill, 42, of Schenectady, touched a 4160-volt line in the GE Knolls power house and was burned on the legs when the line short circuited and set his trousers afire. He was saved, reportedly because his wooden ladder kept him from grounding. Cavill was taken to Ellis Hospital and is with Fuller Construction Co.
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General Electric
Cl. ix
Atomic Researchaboratory
James Cavill
Schenectady
Cagill
Cavill
Eliis Hoapliel
Fuller Construction Co
Plastic Hearts Fund Campaign Advances With Local Drive
Dr John J Quinlan chairs the fund campaign as volunteers distribute hearts at business and public venues. A 900 Valentine day requests drive seeks community support via a post office box address Heart Troy N X. The campaign plans theater fund drives and radio appeals to raise 70 percent for heart disease research locally.
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Mia
Joseph PB. Lasko
Sity
Heart
Troy
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Sires Funda
Nellie iKraus
Minnie: Armitge
Nellie Founks
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Laws Watl May Schedule To March First
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate laws may refer to a scheduled event or session set for March 1. Names, places, or full context are unclear but imply legal or regulatory items awaiting date confirmation.
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Lapee
Ancient Panama finds push back civilisation dates
Archaeologists on the Isthmus of Panama report pottery and farming tools from a civilisation at least seven thousand years old. The discoveries push back the onset of settled life and agricultural practice in the region, highlighting early cultural complexity.
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