Stormy Albany Session Predicted By Charles H. Palmer
Albany observers forecast a brief stormy legislature with contention over antidiscrimination measures and state development projects. The 195? session may end earlier than planned after debates on leadership and intra-party tensions surface, as Republicans choose a New York City outsider as state chairman and Assembly leaders collide over procedural moves.
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Albany
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Rotary Club hosts winter ladies night at Memorial Baptist
Rotary Club plans a winter ladies night at Memorial Baptist Church next Wednesday with Dr. Joseph Sheldos Boulton of Skidmore College as speaker. Tax payment details and county tax schedule shared by officials, with penalties after January 31. Snow, school closings, and church notices follow with event dates and meeting plans for several local groups.
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Joseph Sheldos Boulton
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Opeaer
Newton
Haltmoun
Suse Bank of
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Angelo DeCsry
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Women’s Society
First Presbyte
First Presbyterian Church
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Olin J. Salmon
George Guy
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K of C Frolics Visit Hillside School
The Rim presentation of the K of C Frolics will be shown today at Hillside School. Mayor Joan J. Ane chairs the event with James J. Fox as general chairman. The sixth showing is Sunday at Olmar's Home at 2 pm.
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James, J. Fox
S. “Olmar
Minnehaha Lodge meets postponed by storm
A Tuesday night Minnehaha Lodge Rebekahs meeting was postponed due to the storm. Foresters of America Court 409 and Knights of Columbus Hall meetings were disrupted, with various rangers and councils adjusting plans. Troop 48 Bar Scouts deer fely at St Luke's Church postponed to next week. Mothers Club and Boy Scouts food sale set for T Powers Park, weather delaying.
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Stillwater Christian Leadership School Opens Courses
Stillwater and the School of Christian Leadership will comment today at 7:30 at Second Baptist Church. Sponsored by the Billwater Council of Churches, two courses will be offered with enrollment possible in either. Mrs Hawley Harvey of Mechanieville will teach Work of Teaching for those lacking prior training seeking church and community leadership roles. Rev Earl Wooddel of Mediadeville will teach How the Bible Came to Me to broaden understanding of the Bible’s writers, times, and audience. Board administrator Rev Wendell P. Stanford is listed among organizers.
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Johin
Second Baptist Church
Billwater Counsil
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Mechan
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Mediadeville
Wendell P. Stanford
Liberty Chapter Eastern Star Event and Pre-Meeting Rehearsal
Liberty Chapter Order of Eastern Star plans a meeting at the Mea sonic Pemple temerow at BSpa with members requested to wear short white dresses. A rehearsal for the seapier is scheduled for tomorrow at Po.
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Order of Eastern Star
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Local residents in recovery and medical updates
Edna Baker, Miss Dorothy Rogers and Miss Gertrude Farrington will lead class sessions for the near future. Harold Lake was moved to Leonard Hospital Monday after a three week home stay. William Fordham, just discharged from the Merchant Marine and now in the Navy, underwent an operation for appendicitis yesterday at Leonard Hospital.
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Edna Baker
Dorothy Rogers
Gertrude Farrington
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Peron
Harold Lake
Leonard Hospital
Williem Fordham
Merchant Marine
Navy
Forest Lake Club reelects three directors at annual dinner
At the Forest Lake Club annual dinner Tuesday in Troys MAC three directors were reelected for one year terms. New officers named include George Matthews as president Roger Hinshin as vice president J Hassan as treasurer and Anos BR Holmes as secretary.
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WW. C. Gates
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George Matthews
Matthews
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Bayneed
J. Hassan
Anos BR. Holmes
Kiwanis Praised On Thirtieth Anniversary Meeting
Mayor joins Troy Kiwanis in praising the Club of Troy for community service during Kiwanis International’s thirtieth anniversary in Detroit. The event honors war effort support via bonds, blood donation, service time, draft and rationing boards, and war plants. Rathan Veino, new president, organized anniversary program at The Hendrick Hudson meeting with Gordon L. Hayes as chairman. Ben Deax of Grand Rapids sent a message and the club set its 3845 objective.
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Kiwanis International
Detroit
Rathan B. Veino
Troy Kiwanis
Thas
Hendrick Hudson
Gordon L. Hayes
Chaibrish
Ben Deax
Grand Rapids
Samuel Jacobs Takes Office As City Counsel in Albany
Samuel Jacobs assumed the role of assistant counselor yesterday, serving as corporation counsel for the city of Albany. His appointment comes amid Albany welfare initiatives and a annual compensation of three thousand dollars.
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Albany
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