Local Stations Feature Dawn Trev and Morning Programs
Morning hour lineup includes Dawn Trev, comedian Al Mann, and several local anchors. Notable segments list Bob Sweeney, Rosemary, Rosemary Press, and Dr Malone along with a parade and community reports.
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Trojans Arrival in Yokohama Honors Red Cross Worker
Miss Hilda Awenda Wiseman arrives Yokohama to join American Red Cross duty with Army occupation forces. She sailed from San Francisco November 28 aboard the General Aullawan, stopped at Honolulu and Korea en route. In Tokyo she reported to Kohara on Kyushu, and previously received a Red Cross merit ribbon for service in Rheims.
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Four Admitted to Citizenship at Hudson Falls Court
Four persons were admitted to citizenship Monday at the Washington County Court House in Hudson Falls as the Supreme Court opened its January term. Presiding were Justice Gluny Fails, with Milton Berman, Athany, as naturalization examiner. Admitted: John Rotino and Nicola Fiorentina of Hudson Falls, Mrs. Madelene Isuvlandney Baston, and Mrs. Anna Foreen of Granville. Ralph R. Rush of Whitehall was named foreman of the grand jury sworn for the immediate session with District Attorney James Gibson Jr. It was expected the DA would finish his work before the grand jury. seven cases were to be heard today, with a two to three week term ahead.
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Sage College Accepts 35 Men for New Division
Fifty percent of the fall enrollment has now joined the men's division at Sage College with 140 students. The second semester begins in February and a fall quota of fifty is anticipated. Several students are entering programs in science and arts, with a transfer path to colleges and universities after completion. A conference in New York discussed challenges of new enrollments and a local chapter plans to install officers at the temple meeting tomorrow.
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DeBonis Seeks Jury Trial in Assault Case
Mehiel DeBonis requests a jury trial on an assault charge. Court officials and attorneys named include Wilton F. Luby and Daniel J. Michele. The document references a trial setting and multiple local figures, with procedural steps noted for the upcoming proceedings.
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Nudge Your Lazy Bile Tonight With Olive Tablets
A consumer note promotes Olive tablets for bowel movement support. It claims routine use aids flow and comfort, urging readers to follow label directions and ensure thorough movement. The message uses informal language and emphasizes safety and proper dosing.
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Runway Complaints Over Taxpayer Runway Subsidies Grow
A letter laments heavy taxpayer funding for civil airports used by private airlines while railroads shoulder more costs themselves. It argues billions have been spent on New England airports, questions land grants, and urges readers to demand the railroads’ fair treatment and end subsidies.
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