Cohoes Legion Questions Postmaster Over Veteran Hiring
The Cohoes American Legion unit voted late night to question Postmaster Miche and O'Daniel about why veterans were not given temporary jobs in recent Chiiatinax in white areas. They plan to request information on forthcoming civil service exams and permanent appointments, and to coordinate with Albany County and Washington veteran offices.
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Anurican Laglon
Poxtinisher
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O'Daniel
Veterane
Chiiatinax
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Menthora
Cahaes Clylk Service Commission
Forth
Tesla
Nhe Pom
Albany County American Legion
Washington
Veteran’ Administration
Wiliin Hutching
Post
Malson
Ufficer
Leonidia Mindy
Ranma
Wsalal Memberry
Vincent Detter
Obituary for Medward Joney Chinese resident of Cohoun
Funeral services for Medward Joney a well known Chinese resident who died Saturday morning in Cobony Flos hospital will be held today with Cohawk Lodge conducting. He was born in Albany and lived in Cohous for thirty years. Surviving wife Beith Shelfer, two sisters Emma King and Chriva Brillish of Renskeler, and several nephews and nieces. Funeral tomorrow at 11 am from 7 Reservoir Street with Rev. Schuyler D. Jenkins officiating. Interment at Catteton. Also noted is the death of Mrs Helen Garrity wife of Frank Garrity and former Cue hoes Yenitant. She leaves a sister Anna Fusen and a brother Willim Quinnvan and an uncle Patylek Dawa. Funeral to be held in Buffalo Wednesday.
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Chines
Cobony
Albany
Joney
Cohaus
St. John’s
Emma King
Moa
Chariva Brllish
Renskeler
Cohawk Lodge
Masante al Rives
Pamn
Reservoir Street
Schuyler D. Jenkins
St. Jom’s
Sanitation Training Course Opens Today
The state health department will open a month long sanitation training course today at the Joy Neatth Building for Renwtelaer County Health staff. Dr Meredith Thompson, newly appointed sanitary engineer, will lead. State officials Walter Tiedeman Dr Franklin Schacht and Clarence Webew will officiate.
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Franklin Schacht
Clarence Webew
Colinty Department
Congress urged to bar all portal pay suits nationwide
A Wisconsin senator and Senate colleagues pressed Congress to bar all pending portal pay lawsuits. They cited billions in claimed amounts and urged rapid action to protect U S industry. The drive follows Supreme Court rulings on compensation for time spent preparing for work.
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Wisconsin
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Capehart
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Void Molors
Gree Tatand
Flames Damage Garage in Tow At ReamWwek
Fire damaged a brick garage owned by Fred Moeler on Miller Avenue Tow At ReamWwek. The blaze gutted stored furniture and "Produce and foods" valued about 4000 dollars. ambulance and department crew assisted, with fire insured on the structure.
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Olivin Coly
Fred Moeler
Adar
Miller Avenua
ReamWwek
Moeller
Unekt
North Greenbush
Promo
Mouislinen
Lions Chih to See Movies on Use of D V D
Lions club meeting plans include showing films about DDT use tomorrow at noon. New members Dr Allan Totty and Goward Schutze joined. discussion covered future activities at the Hendrick Hudson clubhouse.
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D.D.T
Tomorow
Liang Club
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Allan Totty
Goward Schutze
Hendrick Hudson
State to Aid Ltmeh Plan In Schools
New York moves to appropriate 2.5 million dollars to sustain a federal school lunch program through spring. Gov Dewey will seek legislative approval in the annual message to the 170th Legislature. Desmond notes other states have supplemented, urging New York to catch up.
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Dewey Witrge
New York
Thomas C. Desmond
Newburg
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Desmond
Schuylerville couple wed at Church of the Visitation
Schuylerville Mos Kul A Wendell daughter of Mrs Mixa Wendell Northumberland and John Keeley jr son of Mr and Mrs John Kersey Schuylerville were united in marriage Sunday at the Church of the Visitation Rev Joseph Hayes performed the ceremony in the presence of many friends and relatives. A reception followed at the bride’s home with guests from Center Falls Samville Albany Schuylerville Bacon Hill and Northumberland. After their return the couple will reside with the bride’s mother in Northumberland.
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Mixa Wendell
Northumturland
John Keeley, Jr
John Kersey
Schuylervilly
Church of the Visitation
Joseph Hayes
Mise Rose Nubbly
Sembert
Ave Marit
Shu
A. Janes Bryant
Robert Clare
Neriham
Mmirtvon
Barry Keatey
Dome Tern
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Groan
Thomas Francia Kevley
Uridegraam
William Hewitt
Hay Musil
Malron of
Mise Keeley
Mrs. Porked
Brule
Tram Center Falls
Samike
Baraloga Springs
Albany
Schoylesville
Bacon Hill
Northumberland
Decars- Hong
Keeley Tet
New York City
Sel Hong
Behuyinpvilly High School
Truman on Civil Rights and Economic Plans Faces Congress
President Truman sketches round of reforms and commissions on civil rights universal schooling and housing. He calls for private investment in 800,000 public housing units and urges Congress to review wartime powers and immigration. He notes delays in anti-poverty and labor measures and stresses bipartisan cooperation on national welfare and security amid foreign treaty talks.
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Governor Sworn In Amid State Ceremonies
84 year old governor Ta Maulson of Wisconsin begins second term as chief executive Goodland was sworn in by Chief Justice Margit Rosenberry of the State Supreme Court in a formal ceremony.
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Wis
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Yextere Day
War Probers Head Washington Chair in Senate
Senator Brewster yesterday was elected chairman of the Senate War Investigating Committees, replacing Kilgore Dow. Reelected Republican control Brewster took the helm amid a sharply critical report of Theodore G Bilbo senator-elect from Mississippi notes strong party support amid tense political shifts.
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Senate
Kilgore Dow
Brewster
Moat Revent
Theodore G. Bilbo
Bomperatte
Mississippi
State Pay Boosts to Be Permanent Expansion Faces Legislature
Governor Dewey tentatively seeks permanent wartime pay boosts for about 40,000 state workers and 2,000 prison staff, plus 20 percent increases for mental institution staff. Officials estimate the move would add about 6 million dollars to the budget and require adjustments for inequities and additional unemployment and retirement benefits. The plan, if approved, would convert temporary increases to lasting pay policy with related pension and unemployment protections.
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Phoenix Lodge Hosts Masters at Farewell Gathering
Phoenix Lodge pays tribute to retiring master F. A. My in a guest of honor event hosted by Troy Clik officers and friends. Fred Reiner as toastmaster. Harold Smuth and Albert Hoff man noted among organizers. reception included honors for new SwApe master, Mr Reiner.
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Phoenix Lodge
Las Tight St
Troy Clik
Fred 2. Reinet
SwApe
Nonils
Albert Hoffman
Reiner
Harold Hy Smuth
Ma. Heffman
Chiman
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Chils Elects Hiras Mallouk as President of Troy Syrian A n tovic an Club
Hiras Mallouk was elected president of the Syrian American Club of Troy to succeed retiring president Anthony Mirah at a meeting. Sunda Masann Josaph was named vice president, Anthony W. Korke m as secretary, and Mr. Ofiesh as treasurer.
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Hiras Mallouk
Public Debt Reduction and Excise Tax Debate Emerges
The House faces fiscal policy talks centered on reducing the national debt and a balanced budget. Key figures argue for extending current excise taxes while urging prudent management and continued actions to curb spending. The plan anticipates a marginal surplus this year and urges Congress to act on debt retirement.
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Alent
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Ehntenian Ahatis
Feduin
Thurman
House
Dionysian Players Elect Alma Snyder President
The Dionysian Players elected Alma Snyder as president at last night's annual meeting. Wes and Anita Rioux were named secretary and publicity manager, with a new cast announced for the production The Might of Denwary Veta and Look Who's Been Here.
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Ramble Q. Wes
Anita, Rioux
Robert Dy Lynely Lewis
Sweet
Mira Jacqueline Plantier
Droge Group
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Av Rand
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Bealing
Lal Finie
Karin
Tavern Owners to Map Plans for Annual Dance
Rensselaer County Tavern Owners Association will hold a 230 pm meeting at The Club. James M. O'Ligan, president, will lead the business session. A dinner dance is planned for Monday at The Hendrick Hudson. reservations are being received by Albert Landy.
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Rensselaer County
Iis Chub
James M. O'Ligan
Hendrick Hudson
Albert Landy
Veterans to elect officers at Sacred Heart Veterans group
Newly formed Catholic veterans of Sacred Heart Church will elect officers at 8 pm in the parish hall. The meeting will include steps to vote and the selection of committee members.
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Catholicink Veterans of Sacred Heark
Waterford Services Open Today at Wesley Methodist
Waterford hosts religious events led by Rev. Charles A. Dayton president of the Chemical Plainpe Conference at Wesleyan Methodist Church. Daily services through Sunday 7:40 pm with evening programs and an invitation to all interested. Local schedules include a 8 pm game at Waterford Ingly School gym and a 7:15 pm prelim. Triangle by Sister Night features a gathering at Waterford Masonic Temple with pageant and gift exchanges.
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A. Algli
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Dauntlers
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Clay Named U S Army Europe Commander In Germany
The appointment of Lieut. Gen. Lucius D. Clay as commander of U S forces in Europe signals a consolidation of commands and a reduced U S troop presence in Germany. The move follows the transfer of Lieut. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes to Austria and marks the near end of the Third Army in Europe, with Patton’s famed units ready for redeployment.
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