Rural Homes Damaged Aid Woman in Fire Incident
Firemen were called twice yesterday to dwellings in separate incidents. At 19 am a fire on Jitney Road caused slight damage from an overheated wood stove. A woman collapsed during the blaze and received oxygen from firefighters and North Greenbush Ambulance service. she was revived and not hospitalized. In a second call at Snyder[s] Lake Corners a burst water pipe under a kitchen sink caused damage and sparked papers, with Sparks and others assisting as Chief Koon noted overall minimal damage.
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Winford C. Koon
Richani Pylenskey
Jitney Road
Koon
Pylenskey
Pho
North Greenbush
Mudltaghey
Sentia Naval Nepal
Cremer Werte Agate
John Palading
Snyders Lake Corners
Palacing
Sox
Trainage
Incomplete OCR Confuses Soviet Era Figures and Events
Fragmentary text mentions Mikhail Gorbachev era style rhetoric and a reference to a Soviet leader and World War VI. The garbled passage lists names, places, and dates in a scrambled form, with many unreadable segments. It hints at political discussion and potential historical figures but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Obituary notices from a rural New York area funeral
Several obituaries detail sudden deaths and funerals in Poestenkill Watervliet and Green Island. Marshall Coleman Hamer, 74, died at his Poestenkill home with service at Poestenkill Church of Christ Deciples. Burial in Roaming Crave Rural Cemetery. Frances Gorpiat died after long illness, survived by husband, children, and siblings. funeral from Mennly Funeral Home. Mary ??? of Bayle Mis. and other family notices from Albany and surrounding towns.
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Mt. Coletauor
Marshall Colehamer
Poestenkill
Spring Avenue
Stanley Collin
Frances Gorpiat
Mrangestots
Midson Avistiveen Island
Watervliet
St Macy's Hospital
Herd
Wow i Gorman
Uiteasana
Peter d
Thomas
Gorwan
Doh
Gori
Meagan
Dale Goe
Peter de Neathara
Abis Dod Goldings
Wast Jurghet
Clarence Kuen
Green Islands
Gieman
Mwe Mennly Puagral
Hidsdin
Groen Felvad
Atk
Bsaan
Tri
Joseph'k Wairel
Sto Palaka
Cenetory
Wakepyllen
Congress Fights Over Speaker Ouster and Party Shifts
The article reports a House leadership contest amid Republican struggles as Martin loses his 21st year as speaker amid Halleck opposition. It notes a Dulles conference and White House praise for Halleck and Martin, with Nixon not conclusively tied to the defeat. The piece describes party realignment pressures, debates over conservatism, and anticipated budget battles ahead of a key vote.
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Marthr
Halleck
White House
Dumgs
C. Mays
Presbyent
Martin
Nixon
VAN
Flan
Ae Pitty
Hous Charber
Adrudtal
de Republican
Taura Oul
Yale
Fleck
Hepa Howe Teader
Bard Clongresses
GOP
Marvin
Ili Om
Marinalen
Aho Republica Nevin
Rockefeller to push tax and education bills in new session
Rumors say Rockefeller will push higher cigarette and gas taxes to raise about 125 million for deficits. Legislature faces education funding, court reform, and transportation issues as reforms and new bills are discussed with lawmakers yesterday.
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Willlion
Viel
Jwlis
Burnks
Yar
Jorde
Twekefeller
Miny
Bad Vax News For Some Stirs Washington Plan Debates
A garbled Washington report notes controversy over vaccine policies and federal cost implications. It references Alaska, Missouri, and Missouri’s price shifts, along with statutory rules and potential exemptions amid rising calls for cautious budgeting.
Traule Pao Signing Sparks Turbulent Industry Debate
The report notes Traule Pao signing by Teng triggers a contentious shift within the commercial channel sector. Officials warn about potential restructuring amid ongoing negotiations, while observers point to changes in strategy and governance. Local stakeholders name East and Canai as pivotal centers in the unfolding dispute.
Washington Bar Association elects Remsen president at Kingsbury
Members of the Washington County Bar Association elected Thomas C. Remsen as president at the annual dinner and meeting in Kingsbury. Officers named included Charles I. Mussell as vice president and Dhar W. Burren as secretary-treasurer. Executive committee members were Robert W. Jascodt, Jon He Dewell, and A. lary.
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Washington Family Bar Assi
Thomas C. Remsen
Apedal
Washington
Counny
Fire Tragedy Amid Dormitory Blaze in 1947 Campus Disaster
A 1947 dormitory fire on a university campus killed five and injured several as flames trapped students inside. Rescue teams and firemen battled the blaze while observers described the chaotic escape pattern and structural collapse.
Bloodhounds Used for Tracking in Local Scene
Fragmentary report notes bloodhounds used in a local event, with sparse details about costs and outcomes. Readable portions mention tracking work and a possible purchase or fee around 1700, but specifics are unclear.
Ronan Family Ties Featured In Local Notices
John J. Ronan of Troop A State Police Batavia is named in the article. His brother James J. Kaan is in the insurance business in Mechanicville and a third, BD Edward Ronan, is an officer of First Trust & Deposit Co. in Syracuse. He is married to Frances E. Kiesenweller of Troy.
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Tionai
Bertram CD
Mechanicville
Edward Ronan
Ant
First Trust & Deposit Co
Syracuse
Frices
Kiesenweller
Troy
Red Rocket Becomes New Planet
London AP reports the Soviet cosmic rocket Menhla is over half a million snites from Earth and near orbit as the artificial planet. Alexander Topchiev, VP of the USSR Academy of Sciences, said the tan projectile is 310,900 miles beyond the Moon. The Soviet makers say it will attain an elliptical orbit, with Pravda noting permanent Earth contact once man reaches orbit.
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London
Alexander "Pochiev
Us.s.r. Academy of Scionegs
Nadia Moscow
Topehiev
Societ
Topchiev
Soviet Union
al- Jenwl
Siriniert
Fires Sweep Across Towns Reaching Homes and Businesses
A widespread fire spree caused by an oil fed boiler in Martinsburg West Virginia damaged a nursing home and adjoining structures while wind aided the blaze. Separate fires in Stratford Connecticut and Croton on Hudson New York claimed multiple lives and destroyed vehicles, a tobacco warehouse, and a five story office building. Large losses were reported in Morrisville Pennsylvania as well. A Rhode Island laboratory fire disrupted equipment and records, and a college dormitory fire in Massachusetts left students injured in nightwear.
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Uy Uke & Matehbus
AL Martinsburg
W.va
Stratford
Conn
Croton
New York
Danville
Niagara Falls
AL Sauierstown
Charles Fish
al Lee Naerngansett Maine
University of Rhode Island
Sir AL Willimnstown
Mass
Refugees Flee War After Fire At New England Home
In a college infirmary report a fire at a home displaced Cora Dick and her two small daughters Cribs and Ar, with several others escaping in nightclothes. The event drew attention to Arab refugee housing and safety as communities across Waterbury Cambridge and Peabody reassessed protection and shelter needs amid regional tensions and warnings from leaders about potential further unrest.
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AL Nigpanun
Com
Zere
Cora Dick
IMAPS
AL Kaira
Land of
Sadi Avatia
New Tay
Waterbury
Conn
Long Branch
Nod
Saadia Famiery
Ciyfroyal Familly
Peabody
Mass
Wis Waraing
Han AV Canbridge
Dap Touyiva
Middle East
Tow
Cambridge
Hlah School
Alyadh
Amman
Aire
Bhi
Ramos
Late Rally Reverses Stock Decline on Mixed Markets
New York AP reports a late rally amid a stock market decline with more losers than gainers. The AP 60-stock average rose 0.10 to 217.00, the industrial index was flat, rails fell, and utilities slipped. Dow rose 1.20 to a record 101.47 as majors showed mixed results and volume cooled from Monday.
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New York
Associated Press
Standard & Woor
Dow
Santa Fe
American Stock Exchange
U. Government
Convertible securities offer middle ground for investors
The column by William A. Doyle explains warrants and convertible securities, noting how warrants set price steps and expiration dates, while convertibles avoid extra cash when exchanged for stock. He cites broker bulletins and defenses the idea that many services do recommend convertibles as safer, higher dividend options.
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Iim
Financial
Blany
Understanding warrants in convertible securities and stock prospects
An article discusses warrants as certificates granting the right to buy common stock at a set price, lasting for a defined period or perpetually. It explains that warrants can be a cheaper way to gain exposure to stock moves but carry risk and require evaluating time, price, and issuer strength.
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Dee
Boyle
Record
Foster
Iain
Amur
Mar Wal
Aimer Motors
Bethlehem
Boeing Air
Cusstul
Investisle
Pasific
Celanese Corp
Teem Tee
Ohio
Sergies
BOS A
Ilnte Gmilz
Tiel & Madson
Joy Xyz Corp
Pupont Mi
Wware
Gen Fonds
Gen Motors
Tamerant
Aravinids Gondyear
Great North
Dda
Joonks & Laugh
Ting & Myers
Luk Leed
Loews
BUM
PRLS
Lone Star Gas
alyaZie Aneion
Tiney
Ibk
Plze
Nate Joo Nath Mead
tanhrakeRs
NY Canal
Cae Oz Niag Mohnwick
North N Gas
North Pacific
Owens Cork F
Soulha Pacific
Rose
Soulha Railway
Hming
Stude Pack
Hanis State ‘Teachers College
Texas Co
Dunkirk
Evyonr
James
Tasas
Union Carbide
Union OF Cal
Union Pacific
United Air Bony Son
United Fruit
Trailk
US Rubber
Buffalo
US Steel
Loy al Westinghouse
Chattaanya Cownty Court Jury
Woolworth Salt
Midge Rollin Ay Ranch
Younxetn S&t
Yosherlay
Zeniko Lo
Cold Wave Grips Nation Amid Severe Winter Storms
Weather continued across Mississippi, Indiana, Missouri and Virginia, with Alabama and others each reporting fatalities from the cold. A mother and six children perished in Mississippi as a daughter tried to shield them from a house fire. New York City saw five deaths and widespread injuries as gale winds knocked down trees and poles. Strong winds blocked pedestrian traffic, while New Jersey and nearby areas faced telecommunication outages. Lake George froze for the first time since a prior winter, and the Coast Guard warned vessels of capsizing risk off New England. Temperatures logged record lows coast to coast as storms drove heavy precipitation and widespread power outages.
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Mississippi
Indiana
Missouri
Virginia
Iowa
Elli Norsbies
Georgia
Maine
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Alabama
California
Louisiwid
New Jersey
Chidren
New York City
Washington
George
Wallrodt
Lovee
Morele
New York
Newark
Unto
Chautauiqua
Collages
Lake George
New England
Coast Guard
Remilfi
Crossylle
Teun
Duckxonville
Fla
Ab Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Wilson
Tos Annelas
Elenis
Oklahoma
Ise
Weatharmen
Northowest
Cain
Texas
Gulf States
Towa
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Nikon
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Uae
Mercenlyer Ag
Frusloid Salle Desea Regealy
West
Mikayan Hoghan
Melvolt
Tideaga
Bnei Isi
Law Dangeles
Neve Wanke
Willie Getitant
Kimdi Hersh
Mikayan
Lager
Boeke
Blake Alles
Sita Nisints
Cfuus
Pepe Lavell
Uilufird Tournall
Hus
Mirbe Dagereaned
Suniel Auubaasadin
Monshiier
Tepesainowsky
Hower
Caley
Arcote
Kel Architeet
Musdon
Mtara Sranyone
Alay
Architeeh
Stalingradt
Moi Huss
Smaserttisi
Deverites Chemical
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Whitey Artyrs Ay Invest
Ihee Rowel Hosaihilibies
Tlw Chemical Ind Katsy
Heme
Allany
Monikreent Ie
Korens
Mary Tiuisur
Bayle Mis
Mast Moesten
Mary Charen
Himhaid
Chile
Daluthters
Mark de Haldateel
Cragy
Wither Huwitt
Mase
Mille
Tobasaya
Wyneishill
Ites
Stanley Arewold
Nine Swenwr
Sbi
Toto
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Bagh
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Albany
Wanald Hanser
Haat
Katherine Weer Gha
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Slates
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Praudedile Aron
Wynantskitl
St. Ales
Gibson
Edward BR Simon
Wetsaehine
Benselien
Casot
Charles O Ddb
Eady
Willan Geewet
Uhmvileou
Yasie Waterfort
Congress
Tatoek
Tadie Tan
Dewees
Anil
Witoek
Tha
Gemule
Kentucky
Dirksen
Pty Mies
Pils Antithern Heinmera Ls
Solite
Solthorners Hives
Laudlodoy
Eheluttte Ass Ince
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THIN
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Navy
Tims
Misonhancey
Ted
Dafanwed
Statelaad
TCU
Alaskans Gusterdags
Vostafellving Alloys
Itutady
Anwar
Vy Stovrinsen
Mashn
Tax Counitine Rivne
Teng
Wayghelad
Bey Gev
Caine
Clemmuntad
Washington Bar Assi
Sears Remsen
Laryacks
Peter Dowling
Ta Hevn Coil
Knute
Kew
Kirnien Font
Ntor Nowveteran
Racalyen
Tyemton
Viredival Lenina
Ronan
The
Daily Investor
William A. Doyle
Back & Co
Mumberaal
Hendrick Hudson
Athley
Menager
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