Experts Predict Life in 50 Years in America
AP reports nine U.S. leaders forecast dramatic changes by 2000. Experts foresee advances in nuclear energy, automatic control of processes, global radio and TV networks, portable devices, and home entertainment. They predict cancer may be largely controllable and education transformed.
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New York
America
U.S
Iere
Ssyn
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Lkely
Journal of the American Medical Association
Edwin G. Nourse
Council of Economic Advisers
Charles F. Brannzn
Robert As
Nf Chicago
Morris Bishbein
New York Sidewalk Remains At Sea
The piece notes an odd maritime discovery involving the Alfred E Smith and a sidewalk from New York. It mentions a 1995 commissioning, a 140 sample area, and references the 1984 Martie missing case amid vague military terms and fleet movements.
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New York
Alfred E Smith
Marne Institute
Martie
Acheson Hearings Probe Far East Policy
Acheson testimony spurs debate on economic aid to stop Communist expansion in the Far East. Connally backs Point Four guidance while Knowland vows to press Joint Chiefs questions on Formosa. Tydings delays, Foreign Relations Committee seen as proper forum for international matters.
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Page
Connally
Knowland
R.calif
Acheson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Chief of
Formosa
Tydings
Far East
Truman
Achlesen
Europe
State Department
Tapsi
China Coast
Department
James E. Webb
Walton Butterworth
Wemar
Webb
Cansien
Butterworth
John Moon Chang
Tost
United States
Korea
MOCO
Congress Fed
Iran
Philippines
Apollo Court Installs Officers In Royal Ceremony
Apollo Court of the Amaranth installed officers for the new year in Toung's Hall at 26 State Street. Mrs. Gussie Phillips was crowned royal matron with officers including Sol Marinstein as royal patron and Mrs. Grace Brierly as associate matron. The ceremony featured a coronation, a Moral degree, and gifts for the matron, with guests from district courts and post-ceremony refreshments.
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Apollo Court
Ellen Miller
Anna Apple
Ruth Bibb
Edith Smith
Jennie Baldry
Mary Laird
Helen Dewey
Thelma Mott
Catheringe Rail
Wisdom
Mary Welch
Charity
Minnie N. Mulholland
Minnie :Harris
Isabel Kehoe
Ada Shaw
Briggs Shaw
iMra
Rose Haber
Thelmsa Mott
Phillips
Mulholland
Mary Dahl
Palmer White
Mr. Shaw
Richard Glander
Wiliam Chace
John C. Neal
Laird
Minnie Mulholland
Ruty Bird
Nna Apple
Elton Miller
Neil Laird
Legion Tay Tide Campaign Booming in Indianapolis
The American Legion reports a thriving Tay Tide effort to send toys to European children under the side of toss program. Railroads will transport the toys to Philadelphia free of charge for overseas shipment, with the Legion covering freight costs.
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Legion
Tay-Tide
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
AON
Legions
Philadelphia
Soviet Walk-Out Halts Security Council China Debate
The Soviet Union refused to participate as five members broke relations with its China ally and Malik led a walkout. Tsiang upheld a ruling to circulate the Ruslan resolution, while Britain and Norway sided with China Reds. The council adjourned after Malik and Tsiang spoke, and the issue was deferred for further study.
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Kuomintang
Malk
Malik
Security Council
Tsiang
Russia
Yugoslavia
YueoSlavian
United States
Cuba
Ecuador
Egypt
France
Britain
Norway
India
U.N
Soviet Union
Council
Securty Council
Sternty Council
Dr .Tseng
Man Killed in Auto Crash on Route 4 Near Seneca
A 40 year old man from Seneca Fate died yesterday after a car struck another vehicle on Route 4 two miles east of here. Authorities reported the crash occurred during evening hours and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Tetme DY
Route 4
Here
Diplomats Use Public Insight to Shape Policy
The article explains how U S diplomats use confidential, off the record conferences with experts and citizen leaders to gauge public opinion and inform foreign policy. Meetings include two formats: listening sessions and panel discussions, with big gatherings twice yearly.
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Washington
Activitien
Truman
Wilson
League of Nations
U. S
State Department
Department
George C. McGhee
Near East
Fathers' Night at School 18 Parents Meet
The School 18 Parent-Teacher Association plans a Fathers' Night program at the school featuring a monthly meeting, a panel on Social Responsibilities in the Atomic Age led by Alfred W. Jones, and a science demonstration by School 18% students. Refreshments provided by mothers of Fifth and Sixth Grades. the school board meets tomorrow afternoon to discuss the agenda.
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School 18
Pan
Alfred W. Jones
APT
Jury To Get Upstate Crash Cases
The January term jury is to hear two automobile negligence actions in Washington County Supreme Court at Hudson Falls. Plaintiff Joseph F. Foran and Harmistor Fire Insurance Co. seek 725 dollars for a Septembers collision with Miss Sarah Tomasi near Kingsbury. A settlement was announced in another case, with Stephen Paylara seeking 5,000 dollars for injuries near Clifton Park.
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Washington County Supreme Court
Hudson Falls
Joseph F. Forar
Fort Ann
Harmistor Fire Insurance Co
Sarah Tomasi
Fairhaven
Foran
Miss Tomasi
Route 4
Kingsbury
Daniels
Imrie
Stephen Paylara
Fort Edward
John Kotor
Schenectady
Clifton Park
Leon M. Layden
Ella Grace Scott
Couple Charged In Starvation Death Of 3 Year Old Son
New York police accuse Guy Scielzo and his wife Mary, both 29, of homicide for starving their three year old son to death while a daughter nearly died from neglect. Police say two other children were well cared for until the tragedy. Dist. Atty. Frank Hogan states the children wasted away before their parents.
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New York
Guy Scielzo
Mary
Scielzo
Frank Hogan
School Group Hears Instruction Supervisor Miss Murphy
Miss Rose Murphy, Troy school system supervisor of instruction, spoke to the School 10 Parent Teacher Association on reading habits and reaching in the public school curriculum. She called reading a lifelong skill linked to physical, emotional, and mental development and was introduced to Miss Kathryn Barton, School 10 principal. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Tema Levine presided.
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Rose M. Murphy
Troy School System
School10
Parent Teacher Association
Miss Murphy
Kathryn H. Barton
Tema Levine
Screen Magnate's Daughter Committed To Mental Institution
Westport Connecticut drama ends with Dionysia Skouras ordered confined to Hall Brook Sanitorium after police shootout on the Boston Post Road. Judge Earl H. Jagoe granted the petition by her father Mim mag nate Spyron Skouras, head of 20th Century Fox, following testimony from two physicians amid a brief Probate Court hearing.
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Westport
Conn
Dionysia ‘Skouras
Mim
Spyron Skouras
Miss Skouras
Boston Post Road
Hall Brook
Skouras
20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
Wes
Trojan Post Plans Valentine Dance and March of Dimes Donation
At its meeting last night in rooms at 1 Glen Avenue Trojan Post announced a Valentine dance set for Saturday February 16 with James Daniels and Clarence Cramer as cochairmen. The group voted a donation to the March of Dimes and heard a final report on the New Year's Eve party by Charles A Teal with Max Schlamiak in charge.
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Trojan Post
F. W
Glen Avenue
James Daniels
Clarence Cramer Cochairman
Charles A. Teal
Max Schlamiak
Pittsfield Child's Death Linked to Open Safety Pin
A two year old Pittsfield child died from effects of swallowing an open safety pin after a removal operation. Rosemary Pretto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lino Pretto, died from perforation of the lung caused by the pin, according to officials at Pittsfield General Hospital.
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Pittsfield
Maes
Rosemary Pretto
Lino Pretto
Pittefield General Hospital
Senate weighs study of anti trust laws on labor groups
A banking committee split on forwarding a report to the judiciary committee for study about the United Mine Workers monopsony and the three day work week. Senator Wiley favors study while Senator Douglas questions the scope. Robert N Denham of the NLRB hashed possible court action against the three day week and related Taft Hartley issues.
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Unaimously
Judiciary Committee
Douglas
D-Ill
Banking Committee
Taylor
D-Ideho
Wiley
Rwis
Senate
Rebertson
United Mine Workers of America
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Lewis
Denham
NLRB
Britain Accepts China Diplomatic Recognition
The Foreign Office announced receipt of China’s acceptance of Britain’s diplomatic recognition delivered via the Peiping regime through the old embassy in Nanking. Mrs Estella Drowne and Mrs Cora Edwards will host the social hour, with speculation that the move could pressure Beijing on terms possibly including Hong Kong.
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London
Comemuniat Chine
Dionysians Elect The Dionysian Players President Reelected
The Dionysians reelected Miss Amelia Kopsaftia as president at Monday night’s YMCA meeting. Other officers named include Margaret Spencer as vice president Zarhery Zendran as treasurer Lawrence Roy as secretary and Ann Mambert as publicity.
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Dionysian
Amelia Kopsaftia
Y.m.ca
Mex
Margaret Spencer
Zarhery Zendran
Lawrence Roy
Ann Mambert
Lively 4H Club Plans March of Dimes Drive
The Lively 4H Club voted to collect donations from all members for the March of Dimes campaign at a Monday afternoon meeting. The event was hosted by Mrs. Irvin Miller on Pinewood Avenue Road and presided over by Miss Sally Thomas.
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Lively 4H
Irvin Miller
Pinewooede Avenue Road
Sally Thomas
Federal job openings announced for technical assistants
Announcement lists available positions for federal technical assistants with varying salary ranges. The notice references the Veterans Administration and notes the opening period and application method for interested applicants.
League To Meet The Hot Stave Levene For Dinner
The meeting will be held today at the Bee Chih for Die Juder Jnesph FR Muhoiland. Misenee arpangerentis will attend. Matthew 1 McGrath serves as dinner chairman and will read.
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Levene
Te Misenee Arpangerentis
Mapmead
Die Juder Jnesph
Muhoiland
Bee Chih
Matthew 1 McGrath
Will Reed
Fire Strikes Poughkeepsie Apartment House
A general alarm fire swept through a five story Patterson Armjada apartment building in central Poughkeepsie causing about 200000 dollars in damages before firefighters brought it under control. The blaze forced the entire local fire-fighting force to prevent spread to adjacent structures.
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Poughkeepsie
INS
Patterson Arma J
Ctx
Spntiment
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