McKellar Chips Away at Senate Atomic Probe
In a tense Senate hearing, McKellar grilled Hickenlooper and others over the atomic energy committee’s handling of security questions. Hickenlooper defended the panel and accused McKellar of misrepresenting the matter, while McMahon and other lawmakers pressed for tighter disclosure and accountability.
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Washington
Yulee Childman Hickantoaper
Ie Juwu
Norgy
Conmillee
Mekellay
D-Tene
Jate
Adilenthaol
Hickenlooper
McKellar
Atomic Energy Camimly
Davit
Lillenthutch
Coult
Congress
MeKellar
Tiarry Winns
Gano Wicette Ylee
Wekenlouper
Garden Budget Hearing Delays Spark Garden Talk At Cohoes
Cohoes City Clerk cites garden duties delaying budget details amid a contentious budget hearing. Public hearing date set while budget figures remain largely undisclosed, with ongoing debate over tax exemptions and urgent engagements delaying disclosure and press access.
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Cohoes
Cohors
Wight
Hugone M. Tigbart
Ely
Vohgus Comision Council Meetiay
Ally Aidevaren
Crty | Dal
Hebert
International control plan debated at Security Council
Russia and Poland push for an international atomic control body with majority rules and a Security Council review. US support links surrender of bomb secrets to control, while Albania's Corfu Channel incident sparks debate. Cadogan accuses Albania of humanity failures amid failed direct talks and demands for apology.
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Gromyka
Lang
Liis Commission
Pheir
Security Council
Jenny Michalowski
Delegete
B.S
Alexander Cadogan
Yustemday
Albania
Corfu
AVC Officer Denies Legion Charge Amid War of Words
Herbert W. Lacy of Albany, secretary of the AVG state council, issued a strong denial that the American Voterangs Committee prefers foreign forms of government. He said AVG, with 90,000 World War II members, represents democracy and is not controlled by subversive groups. Earl C. Hitchcock of Glens Falls declined an AVC invitation to Albany, insisting the two groups could not meet until AVC purges those who favor foreign systems.
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American Voterangs Committee
AVG
Lacy
Hitchcock
AVC
Albany
Wier
Dairy Imports Threaten U.S. Farmers Says Holman
Charles W. Holman of Washington D C, secretary of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation, told the 18 state Northeastern Dairy Conference that tariff cuts threaten American dairy farmers. He warned that reduced tariffs could cost about 35 million dollars in dairy goods and urged stable prices to meet Agriculture Department goals. He criticized opening markets to low cost foreign products as endangering stability.
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Syracuse
Charled W. Holman
Washington,d. C
National
Cooparative Mile Producers’ Federation
Holmatt
Holman
State Department
Fons Lo
Department of Agriculture
St. Luon
New York Senate Votes to End Spring Presidential Primary
The New York Senate, led by Republicans, passes 46 bills including a measure to replace the spring presidential primary with a June primary on the first Tuesday after the first Monday. Democrats from New York City and Brooklyn abstain from debate, citing constitutional concerns, as Governor awaits approval.
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Albany
Senate
Republic O
New York
Churien O. Barney
Buffalo
New York City
Brooklyn
Senate Republicans
Rhoda Tax Graves
Gouverneur Republican
Tm Cansolidsie Mille Aspection
Assembly
Board of Regents
Burney
Churchill Bevin Clash Over Palestine Policy At UN Debate
Britain and the United States propose secret recommendations to curb Jewish migration from Germany through tighter frontier controls and new identity checks. Bevin defends a Palestine plan calling for semi autonomous Jewish and Arab regions, 4000 Jewish migrants monthly for two years, and a pathway to independence within five years, while Churchill presses for turning the mandate over to the United Nations. Bevin reiterates adherence to the 1939 white paper on immigration, pledging to limit to 1300 monthly.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Britain
United States
France
Germany
Paris
Bevin
Palestine
Juwa
Churchill
Peaka
Mentary
Berla
Change in Milk Price Formula Suggested
Revision of the complex federal state fluid milk pricing formula was urged yesterday by Dr C Blunford. The administrator of the New York metropolitan milk marketing arm proposed a differentiated premium over the values of manufactured milk products as the basis for pricing.
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New York
C. Blunford
Obituary notices span Troy area deaths and services
Obituaries recount the deaths of Edmund D Carey at 61 in Troy with survivors including a son Edmund and siblings in Saratoga Springs and Albany area. Services planned at Sacred Heart Church and St Peter's Cemetery, with other obituaries for Miss Helen Canfield, Herbert R Flanagan, Evelina Maney, and multiple Cassidy, Spenard, Canfield, Wager, and Craney family members. Burial and church service details follow each listing across several towns.
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Falmund D. Carey
Edmund B. Carey
Winter Street
Saratoga
Carey
Troy
Proms
Albany
Tre
Edmund &. Carey
Slaters
Migh Marvy i
Garey
Everett Mail
Neoda
Mia
Margaret Gudnny
Saratoga Spiinga
John W. Carey
Saratoga Speingy
Brana P. Carey
Church of the Sacred Heart
Cmn
St. Peter
New York City
John J. Cansidy
Janes
Clinton Hoos
Puneral
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Paul W. Sponard
Exnenatt Bnay
Stanley Mazigliski
William Sharpe
Paul
Emmon. Snay, Jr
Juditha Spenard
Dam
Morris
Fifth Avenue
St. Jean's Cemetery
Miss Canfield
Helen Canfield
Highth Street
St. Peter's Church
James P. Lawlor
Chares C. Smith
Dea. Jean
Renard
McManus
Subieapon
W. Leo McCarthy
James Slavin Kelly
Cora A. Ale Wise
Jesu Chiste
Sayiou
Harold J. Cannon
George A. Hanlon
James A. Sheridan
James Vior
Thomas A. Kiley
St. John's Cemetery
Scharhneoke
Edward A. McManus
Holy Name Society of
St Peter's
Evelina Mameys
Evelina Maney
Joseph Earoie
London Road
Colonie
Canada
Merlyn Hardenburg
Joseph Wiedenbacher
Harcy J. Tavideon
Samuel Miter
Toak Piace
Onulawood
Apollo Lodge
R&a M
Ajesonia
Charins J. Deen
Inchares
Tex
John Te. Palmer
Chaplai
United Conyercig
Iian
Sere Tesa
Kanmath G. Rhodes
Troy's Economy Shines After War End, Chamber Reports
The Chamber of Commerce releases a 1936 yearly business index showing Troy led by strong gains in employment, payrolls, retail sales, and factory activity. December employment rose 10.4 percent month over month, payrolls up 22 percent, with year figures highlighting 26.7 percent more bank transactions and notable increases in express shipments and factory payrolls amid material shortages and reconversion effects.
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Troy
Alule
Erestee Wulau
Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Labor
Tray
Sramual We MeVordrane
Acon Salen
Trey
Solora
Svare
uVer, & Rizenble
Trun
Bluntord Comments on Fund Mise and Producer Incentives
Bluntord explained the fund mise for Class LA and the WA fixed differential, noting it supports the price paid to producers and may provide incentives to adjust pricing. The remarks emphasize ensuring prices align with market conditions and producer costs.
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Bluntord
Valley Falls Community Notes and Visits
Valley Falls residents report Reavan U at home seriously ill while Peter M H Barrett remains confined by illness. Bryan Wallen returns to school after a long absence due to threat infection. Caswell ha Troy Losmiss surgery eye recovery. Miss Novecae Newman of Salt Water visited Aunt and uncle Ed and Mrs. Barman. Chiltan Walker Jr confined at grandparents home. Prodaick Widhl en’s health concerns noted. Kathleen Geren hosted a Valentine party with friends. refreshments and games. Mrs J European entertained MR Bridge club. prizes to Mrs Wallace Foster Miss Susan Wing and Miss Margaret Film.
Scout Troop Forms With Melrose Fire Dept Backing
Welare the new Scout troop sponsored to the Melrose Fire Department held its first meeting last week under Scoutmaster J. F. Throw and assistant Clarence Bink. George Warnack named senior patrol leader with William Link Walter Binh and Joan Serkert as temporary leaders. Leaders trained in knot tying and patrol competition. Troop Committee chaired by Edward Ashdown assisted by Walter Herrington Walter Waruvek Bill O'Hara. Meeting at O'Hara's Mall 7 to 3 30. Plans for next meeting outlined and scheduled for tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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Melrose Fire Department
J. F. Throw
Clarence Bink
George Warnack
William Link
Walter Binh
Joan Serkert
Guiea
Walter Herrington
Walter Waruvek
Bill O'Hara
Edward Ashdown
O'Hara's Mall
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Wi Remsen
St. Cohoes
Caudttiniva
Mabert
Henry C. Hart
Sony
Toy Communist Party
Winnett Winne
Becravity of State
Lay Acheson Hilienthal
Liliiathal
Eickon- Joapar
Andr Niin
McKellitz
Hicken Isoper
Sontrary
McKellay Fae
Valley Authority
Imientag
Molellara
Robert Barker
Dies Committee
Communist Party
Larminghan
House Un-Americaty Activities Committee
Hart
Tinkurnace
Lian Paz
Bolivian
Mca Pha le
Rinal Couch
geleeUng
Russia
Legion
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Herbuit
J. Colman
Leon
Biaselogy Avenue
Waterford
Vonald
Lanvis
First Methodist Church
Cobos
Percy" Giles
George Powley
Lester Sind
Herbert J. Culinga
Semelery
Sarah Sundholl
Saint B. Sandholt
Lansingburg
Silver Springs
Mary
St Agnes' Hospital
Baltina
Sandholt
Reveomer Lutheran Church
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Fred Conley
Lancingburg
River Springs
Conley
George H. Sundhardt
This City
Sharlas
George Hatlee
Clifton Park
Clifford Jonsey
Boolgletown
Paul Bishop
Sehensclady
Mohort Heck
Baltimores
Raymond Campbell
Waterend
Bessie Coonley
Trenton
Mkonneth
Norman Covenley
Schenger
Dayton Syndhol
Sandholdt
Alt
Thec Alley
Mohalle Street
Michael Daikowsk
Michael Daikowski
Poland
Dyfuh Avenue
Holy Trinity Chnrch
Bronislawa Malizinik
Katherine Dziki
Washington Park
Holy Trinity Church
Sh. Joseph's Cemetery
Agnes MM. Mills
Agtch ML Milly
Luis BR. Milly
Stter Horns
Gomessur Slival
Fae
Anna M. Balter
Stephentown
Lawrence Manas
Elzabeth Briggs
Helen 21 Manns
Lomurey
Sianns
St. Joseph's Church
Mr. Craney
Robert F. Craney
Sixth Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Jerulem
Joseph A. Civiggemer
Eleanor M. Killian
Bearars
James P
Doseph PB
Hugh F. Claney
John W Riley
Timothy J. Careavan
Terment
Victory
White Swan Knitting CO
Gohoes, WY
Infang's
Leyettes
White Swan Knitting CO. Pine and van Remis
Sts
Phone Cohoes
Welrase
Brotter
Kusuts
Dr. R. S. Fielding
Mohawk Street
Cohoes Mfg. CO
Mohawk St
Cohoes, N. Y
Mohawk ST. Conoes, N.Y
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