Troy Catholic Lawyers Guild Formed At St Mary's Church
The Troy Catholic Lawyers Guild was formed at an organizing meeting in St. Mary's Church hall with attendees including Robert Granville Burke of the New York City guild and Supreme Court Justice William R. Murray. John J. Mackrell acted as temporary chairman and John T. Casey as temporary secretary. A nominating committee and a constitution committee were named for the March 13 meeting at St. Peter's Lyceum.
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Troy Catholic Lawyers Guild
St. Mary's Church Hall
Robert Granville Burke
New York City Guild
Catholic Lawyers Guild
New York Guild
Supreme Court
William R. Murray
Attorneya
John J. Mackrell
John T. Casey
Moat
William A. Scully
Albany
MM. Mary's Church
Charles C. Smith
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Lyceum
John H. Broderick
George F. Curley
Edmund Duffy
Thomas B. Kenney
Watervilet
William E. Noonan
Matthew M. Duane
James EB. Brearton
Truman Proposes Defense Budget Shifts and Big Cuts
President Truman outlines a 1951 Defense program with reduced obligational authority and overall spending declines. He cites sweeping efficiency drives, lower manpower goals, and major cuts across Army Navy and Air Force, while omitting specifics on new nuclear weapons funding.
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Department of Defense
Defense Department
Army Engineers
Truman
Budyat
Truman lays out postwar budget and defense costs
President Truman warns that Cold War needs will push the budget above 30 billion dollars for the year. He projects 18.8 billion for defense and continued aid to free nations plus 12 billion for veterans programs and debt interest. An extra 1.148 billion in military aid is requested, with 1 billion for Atlantic Pact allies in Europe.
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Truman
Trueman
Europe
Greece
Women Voters Plan Discussion On PPR Bill In New York
The Rensselaer County League of Women Voters will hold four neighborhood meetings to discuss the Permanent Personal Registration bill introduced by Assemblyman Harry A. Reaux. Mrs. Edwin B. Allen chairs the committee and says sessions are open to the public as part of a League campaign to back PPR. The measure aims to replace current registration with checks to prevent fraud and save money in the long run.
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Rensselaer County League of Women Voters
P.P.R
State Assembly
Edwin B. Allen
PPLR
New York State
Harry A. Reaux
Glens Falls
Reauxalan
State League of Women iVoters
Troy K. of C to Raise Funds for Little Sisters
Troy Council Knights of Columbus plans a fund raising project for the Home for the Aged run by the Little Sisters of the Poor. A meeting at the council rooms tonight will name a committee and set arrangements. John J. Alaskey will preside and Thomas W. Hunter will report on the New Year’s Eve dinner dance plans.
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Troy Council
Knights of Columbus
Home For
Little Sisters of the Poor
Councyl Rooms
John J. Alaskey
Thomas W. Hunter
On the Air Radio Program Lineup From Local Stations
Radio listings show WL ide and The Record Newspapers FM station schedule with segments including Morning Almanke, Weather Hourdup, York State Farmer, County Home Aille, and Parade ads. Entries name programs, times, and hosts like Lin-Helen Mumparey.
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WFLY
the Record Newspapers
Rand — Ubaune
Melody Ferm
Farmigen
Almane
Almanke S
Lillp-Mumle
Rememosy Lin
Helen Mumparey
York State
Mercol
Loneart Hall
Wrakaury
Ate On Parade
Waann Tragle
WELY
AQ FM
Beata
Unclear radio schedule fragment with mixed program listings
Readable items show a dense list of radio programs and times, including mentions of news, music, theater, and weather segments. It references multiple show titles and hosts, with numerous times and station identifiers, forming a chaotic broadcast grid from a historic page.
Firing Incident Amid Naval Skirmish Near Formosa
Reports describe gunfire and shelling as a Nationalist force engages an American vessel near Formosa Strait. The clash involves machine guns and shells, with claims of damage to a waterline and evasive maneuvers as ships exchange fire in international waters.
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Ishrandizen
WS. Navy
Rwate
Janee Eid
Jentert
Yao
Formosa Strait
Kane
Innet
Bat
Camain Stree
Bruges
Waterford Masonic and Auxiliary Gather for Meetings
Waterford reports diverse civic activity including the Maratoga County Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Charles J. Brady Post with president Ruth Kuehn presiding and an Agnes Guia visit. also baptismal and church events at Grace Episcopal and St. Mary's with social hours and officer installations. The Handwriting Workshop led by Ruth Kittle features a Kansas-based penmanship program, while local clubs plan antiques and a Republican meeting at Dunn's store. Fire siren tests occur weekly, and Knickerbocker Steamship Co. elects Paul Amyott as president with officers chosen for the year.
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Maratoga County
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Maratoga
Charles J. [Brady
Amercian Legion Auxllery
Legion
Ruth Kuehn
Agnes Guia
Grace Episcopal Church
Bop
Clark Memorial Parish
Frederick Ten Byck
Altar
Aller Society
Mary's Church
Mary's Hall
Michael Roach
Mineting
Honore Doyle
Mary Derkowski
Loretta Marble
Helen McCarthy
Waterford Public Schools
Minx
Ruth Kittle
American Book Company
Miss Kittle
Topeka
Kansas
Kittle
Republican Club
Dunn's
Local 438 Elects Contribution to Poor Fund
At Troy Labor Temple the Little Sisters of the Poor building fund received a 3100 contribution voted by local 438 A. F. of L. Electrical Workers Union. John G. Dormner presided as president.
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Little Sisters of the Poor Building Fund
A. FL of
L. Electrical Workers 'Union
Troy
John G. Dormner
Kiwanis Club Greets Officers at Crooked Lake Hotel Meeting
West Sand Lake Kiwanis officials welcomed new district and division officers. Members included Warren, Hall, and others, with James Fanie presiding as the meeting held Monday at the Crooked Lake Hotel.
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West Sand Lake
Jake Fanie
Virgo Christanann
TOR
Winn
Chavman
Dieter & Wharehall
Warren
Bnet
Faye
Larry Hall
Prem Iden
Schenectady
Alneres Mac Grave
Preesent
Cranked Lake Hotel
Menands Fire Department Responds to Dress Shop Fire
Firefighters from Menands were dispatched to a dress shop after a reported blaze. Captain William McCwill stated crews found a small fire and knocked it down, with the department ladder truck and crew attending the scene.
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Menands
Menande Fire Department
Rob Doh
Wiliam McCwill
Auto Accidents Injure Two Troy Men in Delhi Incident
Two Troy men, Earl W. Christian and Howard Larkin, were injured when a car rear hit their truck halted for a tire repair in Delhi. Christian suffered serious injuries and was in Delhi Hospital. Larkin received facial lacerations and leg injuries, treated and released. Both men work for B Higgins of Albany.
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Troy
Delhi
Win Ausmobile
Earl W. Christian
Pinewoods Avenue
Delhi Hospital
Howard Larkin
Sixth Avenue
Thin City
B. Higgins
Albany
Christian
Larkin
Ravenna High School
Isabel Morris
Campbel
Avenus
Peter Martin Dereski, Jr
Vandenburg Avenue
Campbell’s and
Sherman Avenues
St. Mary's Hospital
Frank Turner
Wiliam Murray
Rado Patcal
Thomas Yakalis
Rand
Truman Budget Sees Tax Hikes to Balance Deep Deficit
President Truman outlined a 337 billion budget base funded largely by individual income taxes and broad payroll taxes to cover deficits for 1951 The plan forecasts higher military and foreign aid costs and renews a push for universal military training while signaling moderate future tax increases and reductions in emergency taxes The prose notes social security payroll tax changes and shifts toward a broader social security system with private pension supplementation and warns against new veterans benefits.
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Truman
Congress
William Geguere
Otto J. Ditsch
Seventh ‘Avenue
Fulton
Jan. J. Fourth Streets
Central Police Station
House
Senate
John Grimmick
Fiscn
William J. Fyan
Police Radio
St. Mary's Hospital
Jed
Veterans
International Affairs
Agriculture
Budget Battles and Deficit Projections Mark Truman Era
The article outlines President Truman's 1951 budget aims with total defense funding at about 18.6 billion, Army 4.0, Navy 3.9, Air Force 4.4, and a 1001 deficit the third largest in peacetime. It notes no funds requested for China, debt projected at 744 billion by June 30, 1951, and resistance in Congress to tax increases and universal military training.
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Truman
Truman Eith
National Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Navy
Air Force
Trumas
Imany
O'Dwyer Addresses Sports Betting and Gambling Arrests
The discussants note sports betting interest across daily papers and the nation as New York faces a wave of arrests for gambling. Police Commissioner OBrien cites 36 gambling arrests in one Friday and 713 arrests in eight days as officials debate sports event betting limits.
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Iron Page
Dowyer
New York World-Telegram
The
Sun
Gamplers
Hudson River
New Jersey
William P. O'Brien
Tex
O'Dwyer
New York State
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Troy K. of
Little Sisters
Teller
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Sue Yager
Earle Pudney
National Commercial Bark
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General Electric
WRGB
Alr Wees
Bandaya
Db Belen
Bi Hiderry -GerRound
Mar Rat Raport
Waltn Snare
Feilenih
M—Dramne
Medion
Malochy Farm
Almanat
Almanic
Golden Tremauty
Muale
ITVO
Mylar
Kag
Farmer War Coustry
Krow
Behno
Atlee Miller
Starr
Unaung Victory News
Muse
Evelyn J. Minafrasante
Chen Nowa
Dick Hoymen
T Today
Wtay Troy
WTRL
Pam
Bunrine
BDF
Migeids
Jenny Tagenella
Muat
HBR Bister
Sma
Dr. Malone
Gutling
Perry Munsett
Brixeter
Nana
Paralle
Bo Murr
Myctery Theater
Sorin
Teutiti
Stax
OHA Ak
Newey Witten
Farle Pues
Martha and
Vert
Devatin
Trave UI Merriagee
Dorothy
Leah
Dave Garroway Wise
Jack Berch
Davin Harum
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AkNeae
Mater Are Mats
Rbs
Darian
Na Kinane
Tb News
Morning Watch
Horn of Plenty
Bob Eton
SuuGebriel Heatter
Newa
Sheahan
Rheantigan
Peeme
Storiea
Marvin Miller
Poole
Paradise
Kay
Mual
Rews
T2s
Lanny Rews
Bette Ant
George Lifl
Cedric Foster
Arki
Mary Alleen
Ladies Fair
Brand DE News
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Nowry
Aershadt
AGSS
Agss—Duraenn Alory
Hib
Fuften Lewis
Dick Hayfor
Gabriel Heatter
Qlovis
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Pay
A.M
Hickok
Samme Kaye
Betly Parry
Nate Dire
Bride En Sten
Walter Kletras
Hannbal Capp
Jack Acniren
Robert Nathan Tii—Newe
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Parade of State
WIKY
WIRYM
Symphony
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Jenny
Helen ‘Trenti
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Ma Perking
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Fe Malone
Burtoy
Dorothy Dix
Dave Garroway
David Harum
Newa P.M
Platter
Gervine
Aim—Beisers and Paste
Twork Company
WROW
Alpany
WrRow
Chatham
G-Jerry
Bky
Moorming Watch
Muate
Bob Elson
Gabriel Heater
Sheahen
LOS News
Seiler
Posle
Lanny
Mary Asco
Linaiany
Flying Arrow
Tageney
Panengerre
Aerie
Formosa
Hunéerage
Pisa
Newark
Whech Seers
Fleime
Waterford
Society
Holy Name Society of
St. Mary's
Jozeph
Knickerbocker Steamer Co
Coday
van Sehaick Country Club
Idan
Rose Shaw
Presbyterian
John House Memorial
Methodist
Board of Education
Clarence Anderson
Second Street
Asbury Club
Paul Amyott
Knickerbocker Steamser Co
Francis Akin
Edward Shaw
Mastinz
Waterford Council
Knichts of Columbus
Middle Street
Anthony Catallo
Tamea
Vueut
Reliable Electricon
Jhagara Mohawk Power Corpor
Congress of
O’ Dwyer
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