Ski Club Hears Reports On Activities
Troy 8k Club members met at the T W C A to hear reports on recent ski events at Lake Pincid Aston Col and trips to Black Thorn and Cannon Mountains New Hampshire Arrangements were made for the Schauboomer Hop on Feb 25 at the Burt Room The frat winter carnival plans were outlined for the second week of March and a ski patrol and winter first aid training were discussed
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Troy 8K
T.W.C.A
Alex Tahuantan
Lake Pincid
Plalam
Aston
Col
Burt
Marcia Radclif
Black, Thorn
Cannon Mountains
N. H
Rise of nationalist left in West Germany worries Allied observers
Allied officials report German nationalism gains being driven by a mix of exiles, refugees, and war veterans who seek unity with Russia or oppose democracy. Polls show West Germans favor halting communism over reunification while unions and press expose undemocratic influences. Observers warn extremist blocs could gain votes as state elections approach.
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Germany
Europe
Russia
Aome
West Germany
West German
China
Srussia
Berlin
Saar
End of German War State Pending for Bonn Accord
Officials weigh ending the state of war with Germany and the Bonn government's role in postwar governance. Possible immediate repeal of war statuses, with six month delays for other laws, could affect occupation, legal orders, and foreign investment. Prospects hinge on U.S. Congress action and further talks with Britain and France, with Russia potentially accelerating Western moves.
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Bonn
Russia
Moscow
Congress
Paris
Germany
Austria
East Germany
London
B 36 Crewmen Search For Five Missing Mates
Fort Worth report notes three survivors of last week crash join search for five missing crew members. Capt Harold L. Barry and Lt Paul Gerhart fly from Carswell Air Base toward Vancouver BC. They believe the missing men may be on Haw Ashdown Island off British Columbia's coast.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Harold L. Barry
Paul Gerhart
Martin B. Stephens
Carswell Air Base
Cat
Vancouver
B.C. Barry
Gerhart
Ashdown Island
British Columbia
Geryhart
Theater Fire Across Street From Fage Beven Newsroom
A early morning blaze at Lansingburg’s Lansing Theater swept through the building and spread to adjacent rooms and apartments. Firefighters battled for just over two hours, saving nearby structures while the theater was a total loss. The incident drew Red Cross aid, police supervision, and local veterans’ and disaster committees to coordinate shelter and relief for affected families. A newborn was born nearby during the emergency. The fire damaged surrounding businesses and residence, with extensive water and fire damage to upper floors and lower shops.
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Fage Beven
Ehap
Ramas
Troy Balvarion Army
Veterans of Lansingburg, Inn
Second Avenue
David Miller
Renawelaer County
American Red Cross
Harvey 5. Gardner
Red Cross
2Nd Street
Edward Marcoux
Donald Marcoux
Lennard
Sturgeon
Lansing
Lansingburg
Hudson Valley Lodge
C.F
112Th Street
Empire Brush Co
Lansing Theater
Buiilding
Holton
Gar
Nubia S. Fiake Fionk & Ladder Co
Amuth
7Th Street
Aparigoris
Appet
Obituary notices from Cambridge and surrounding towns
Obituaries list Mrs F. from Fairbanks and Mrs Floesier of Fairbanks Cambridge residents include Elizabeth Franklin widow of Benjamin F Franklin now at 2221 Fifteenth Street and May Holland sister of Edward Poland. Survivors feature children Barbara Charmaine Donald and Marion. Other obituaries include Wilmer Alderman of Greenwich and Mary Shanahan widow of Michael. Funeral services and locations noted.
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Elizabeth Franklin
Elizabeth Gardner Franklin
Benjamin F. Franklin
Fifteenth Street
Troy
Heed Christ's Teachings Urged by Priest at Forum
Father Beck urged Christians to take Christ's words at face value and live by a deep love of God and neighbor. He traced church continuity to the Apostles, calling peace found in Christ's message from the authentic church. Timothy O'Brien introduced the speaker. Mary Elizabeth Gaynor moderated. The next talk at Hendrick Hudson will feature Rev Edward Glavin speaking on Morality's Contribution to Modern American Life.
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Henry G. J. Bock
Langus Forum
Hendrick Madeca
Father Beck
Elf
Darlington
N. J
Church of Christ
Timothy F. O'Brien
Rennselmer
Apesker
Mary Elizabeth Gaynor
Hendrick Hudson
Edward Glavin
Shortage Found In Vermont Town Funds
A state audit uncovers a 346100.78 shortage in the account of the late James Hugh Sheldon former town official Jot Rupert VI. Discrepancies date to 1938 with a peak 7300 shortage last year. Bonding firms may cover part. rest may be carried as town indebtedness. Sheldon was found dead in his garage in November as audits began.
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James ‘ Hugh Sheldon
Rupert
Salem National Bank
Salem
Sheldon
Inhalator Aids Man Taken To Home Care
The Fire Department inhalation squad assisted Thomas Wheeler of BIS Fifth Avenue at 110 am yesterday. Fred Abbright treated the man at home while Hosemen Charles Carmody and Frank E. Walsh operated the inhalator.
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Thomas Wheeler
Bis Fifth Avenue
Fred Abbright
Charles Carmody
Frank E. Walsh
Destruction By H Bomb Believed Vast
Fragmentary text hints a claim of vast destruction from an H bomb. References to Bartienn Brews or University of Chicago physics imply a scholarly assessment. The legible parts resemble garbled notes or OCR errors, leaving key names, places, and dates unclear.
Rescue Parties Renew Hunt For Five Flyers
Rescue teams searched Saturday for five missing airmen after a crash near a teeming storm. Canadian and European forces joined the hunt, with fears some may have parachuted into the sea or forest.
Motorman Kiefer Shattered by Grief After Fatal Rail Crash
Long Island motorman Jacob Kiefer, 55, remains overwhelmed by grief after a collision that killed 29 and injured 105, with 38 still hospitalized and ten in critical condition. His son Donald said he has only brief moments of clarity before sinking back into distress. Kiefer faces arraignment on second degree manslaughter charges for passing a red stop signal.
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Rockville Center
Long Island
Jacob Kiefer
Donald
Kiefer
Five Ice Fishermen Rescued By Airplane
Five ice fishermen marooned on a mile long ice cake in Saginaw Bay were rescued by a ski equipped plane. Franklin Hoffmeister, 27, a wartime pilot, made five trips to retrieve the men who sheltered in an ice and snow igloo during a snowstorm. After landing they were examined by a doctor and found in good condition.
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Sebewaing
Mich
Saginaw Bay
Franklin Hoffmeister
Churchmen Seek Unified Stand Against A Bomb Implications
Detroit delegates from churches nationwide urged broader coordination of religious forces to condemn hydrocarbon and atomic bomb implications. About 40 delegates attended the conference of the Federal County of the Churcher of Christ in America, sponsor.
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Detroit
Camperd
Churcher of Christ In America
Pope Appears In Public Amid Influenza Attack
Pope appears in public at St Peter's Basilica in Vatican City after a period of confinement due to a flu outbreak. He is seen on a portable throne praying for the Blessed Sister Vinecenza Mana Loper, founder of the order, as doctors and officials monitor the situation.
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Pope Poe
Carmen
St Peter's Basin
Vinecenza
Immarni
Cervanis
Waterford Music Appreciation Series Draws Near
The fourth music appreciation event will be held at the High School auditorium at 7 20 p.m. Angela DeMino will discuss Romantic period music with emphasis on Beethoven Schubert and Brahms. Court St Monica CDA meets at 8 15 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Home with Mrs Lynch heading the social committee. Agnes Vila of the Grace Episcopal Church meets at Clark Memorial Parish House at 8 p.m. with Mrs Ralph Buckbee presiding. Refreshments will be served and members asked to bring magazines to wrap for the church periodical club. Lent services at Grace Episcopal Church include Ash Wednesday 10 a.m. penitential office and Holy Communion and 7 45 p.m. litany penitential office. Visiting clergy lead sermons on various Tuesdays. Additional church events list numerous meetings at Methodist Presbyterian and other groups through April.
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Mary M. Shanahan
Mary K. Maguire Shanahan
Michael Shanahan
Ding
Xteenth Street
Ireland
St. Paul the Apostle's Church
Rosary
Thomas
Shanahan
Rathton Taylor
John Caffeiy
Trav
St. Peter's Cemetery
Angela DeMino
Beethoven
Schubert
Brahme
Agnes Vila
St. Agnes Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Clark Memorial Parish
P.m
Ralph Buckbee
Arthur W. Abraham
St Paul's Church
Greenwich
Troy Rural
Bradford H. Burnham
St. John's Church
Tror
Charles E. Kennedy
Glens, Falls
Howard
Kennedy
Cathedral of All Saints Albany
Percy A. Parks
Emmanuel Church
Little Falls
James W. Pennock
Trinity Church
Lansingburg
G. J. Knepka
WSCS
Asbury Club
Cub Scout Pack
Ym.c.s.resbyterian
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies Aid
William Gold
Psychological Laboratory of
Union College
Hitler Ordered Vatican Burned, Court Told
Frankfurt report cites Rudolf Rahn testifying that Hitler twice ordered the Vatican burned after Italy’s surrender in 1943 and 1944. Rahn says he persuaded Hitler to drop the plan both times, amid claims the Vatican housed Allied spies.
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Vatican
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
Steta
Stripes
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Rote
Italy
Rahn
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Fiter
Rahn Anid
Allies Protest Car Traffic Into Berlin
Western powers accuse Soviet authorities of deliberate interference with traffic on the Berlin to Western Germany highway. They cite several incidents over four weeks including delays to U S Army trains at Marienborn and a Frankfurt to Berlin run, signaling a coordinated blockade tactic.
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Berlin
Russia
Persone
Marienborn
Germany
Memorial Dinner Plans for Gen Grant by Sons of Union Veterans
Northern New York Club of the Sons of the Union Veterans and Auxiliary outlines initial plans for a memorial dinner for General Ulysses S Grant to be held at Mount McGregor in May. John Kiernan of Albany presided at the meeting held at the Chasan Building. Further Grant observance details will be set at the next meeting on March 25.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Northern
New York Club
Sons of the Unier War Veterans
Chasan Building
Mount McGregor
John Kiernan
Albany
Fens Falls
Amsterdam
Wenburg
Schenectady
Troy
State Small Business Study To Be Pressed
Albany lawmakers seek a temporary state commission to study small business problems and needs in New York. The plan includes creating a small business bureau within a state department, supported by Sen Seymour Halpern and Assemblyman Fred W. Preller of Queens Republicans.
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Albany
New York State
Seymour Halpern
Anseroblyman
Fred W. Preller
Queens
Chiang Promises Mainland Offensive Amid Lunar New Year Leaflets
Chiang Kai-shek pledged a Nationalist offensive on the Chinese mainland to topple Mao Zedong and Lenin Stalin, with leaflets dropped by warplanes over Red coastal cities to mark the lunar new year.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Tze-tung
Stalin
No Strings To Funds For Yugoslavia
United States Ambassador George Allen said there would be no political conditions on American aid to Yugoslavia. He stated Washington follows a policy of non interference, with no attached credits, while Tito urged faster action and lamented delays, noting no public Western loan promises.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
George Alien
Americas
Marshall Tito
Jugoslavia
Allen
Export-Import Bank
World Monetary Fund
Tito
Khava
Trvie
Galway Boy Fatally Injured In Coast ing Accident
A Galway area youth Donald Morthouse age 11 was killed when struck by a car driven by 51 year old Joseph Serto of Scotia. The incident occurred on a steep Galway driveway near Clinton Palmatier's home. Coroner Fredereck Eaton ruled the death accidental.
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Beratoga County
Donald Morthouse
Galway
Joseph Serto
Scotia
Clinton Palmatier
Fredereck Eaton
Saratoga County
Desmond Seeks Bill To Expand New York Regents Board
Albany Republican Sen Thomas C Dea noné announced plans to enlarge the State Board of Regents from 15 to 20 members and end one party dominance. He would let the governor appoint seven new regents and cap party representation at two thirds. In a separate item, a Gulfport derailment injured 15 as Pan American train left tracks west of town en route from Birmingham to New Orleans.
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Thomas C. Deanoné
State Board of Regents
Newburg Republican
Gulfport
Miss
Pan American
Louisville and Nashville
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
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Stephentown Center
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