Jewish Center to revive Youth Forum series
The Jewish Community Center in cooperation with Oneg plans four discussions on marriage and family life. Notables include Dr. Isabelle Wagner Taylor opening January 19, Rabbi Julius H. Gutmann February 16, Dr. Irving Strasberg March 17, and Supreme Court Justice Isadore Bookstein April 23. Lectures at the Center are open to the public without charge.
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Junloy Hawrd
Jewish Community Center
Oneg
Recva
Marin
Shirky Kaplan
Ruth Brownstein
Estelle Siegel
Isabelle Wagner Taylor
Russell Sage College
Julius HK. Gutmann
Third Street
Suunduy
Ravi Gujanann
Irving Strasberg
Plandived Parenthood Association
Troy
Supreme Court
Isadore Bookstein
Communi Check
In-Avenue heat disrupts lunch and school heat system
This and That missed yesterday due to a heat problem caused by a malfunctioning oil burner. Acting superintendent Connolly said a maximum 58 degrees could be reached and repairs were made promptly. Local residents Mr and Mrs John J Knupp and Mr and Mrs Donald Crawley visited, while The Sewing Six set a meeting for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Mrs Harry S Duran’s Miller home.
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Wuanenny Connolly
John J. Knuupp
Pawling Avenue
New York
Donald Crawley
Boston
Mass
William Barrett
Miller Avenue
Harry 5. Duran, Miller
Hagles initiate candidate class in Troy area ceremony
Troy Rorie of the Hagles will lead the first initiation of a candidate class Sunday at 3 pm in rooms on Fifth Avenue with Edward Wood and his Bennington degree team in charge. Refreshments and dancing will follow. A membership drive and plans for St Valentine and St Patrick events were discussed with chairmen and officers named. Greenwich area residents appear in brief notes of weekends and library story hour activities.
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Troy Rorie
Tha B
Hagles
Fifth Avenue
Edward Wood
Bennington
Saratoga Springs
Gloversville Aeris
George van den Y Acrie
Walter Cook
Joseph Bayley
Harry Riwing
Samuel Sax
Sir Wondisford
James J. Mermonte
Supreme Court Refuses to Spare Negro on Electric Chair
The Supreme Court upheld a death sentence for Francis, who survived an earlier electric chair attempt in 1944 at age 15. Justice Reed led the majority, joined by Vinson Jackson and G. L. Binck, with Frantz Faulting in a separate opinion. dissenters Burns, Douglas, Murphy, Rutledge, and Burton faulted the ruling. The case centers on due process and a second trial after a failed execution attempt. The article notes a high court split and outlines implications for mandatory execution procedures and federal due process.
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Washington
Reed
Felix Frantefurter
Harold H. Burtam Dla Sented
Willan O. Douglas
Frank Murphy
Wiley B. Rutledge
Francis
Andrew Thomas
Toulgluna
Ateed
Local inspectors named amid fragmented report
An incomplete article fragment lists several names including Plum, Willand, Mahony, Frank T Youk, JA, Viger and Livingston W. Houston. It mentions inspectors of something unspecified, with Chester I, Vole and run J. Oulmet as possible additional figures.
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Plum
Willand, Mahony
Frank T. Youk
Ja, Viger
Livingston W. Houston
Dleuttin
Chester I, Vole
Run J. Oulmet
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Pr. Onty
Jewish Center
Greenwich
Rita Mullahy
Peter Mullahy
Barber Avenue
George Lamphear
Bald Mountain
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Harry Perkins, Jr
Orson Garnsey
Betty
Paw Carn
Schuylerville
Charles Perking
Wayne
Sandra
Fouth
Greenwich Cen- Achual
Greenwich Free Library
Isar Norton
East Side
Par Teacher Association
Lallur
Slnday
John D. Carboni
Lois McClellan
Gaylord
Belden
Aglain
Dirpowors
Aver Park Co
David B
Helene Curtis
Hudson Beauty Shop
Third ST
Fulton and
B‘way
Allegheny
Ludlum
Vole Neale
Oe van Masi
Group Insurance
National Safety Council
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
Troy File
River St
Ronson
Daya
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