Whitehall Man Guilty Of Assault
A Washington County Court jury in Hudson Falls found Nelson H. Martindale of Whitehall guilty of first degree felonious assault involving a 17 year old Whitehall girl last Oct 24. Sentencing deferred until tomorrow at 3 p.m. Atty James Gibson Jr led the prosecution. Howard L Montgomery defended. Raymond D Conner, 19, of Creenwich, was sentenced to 1 to 2 years for theft of two motor vehicles. Conner pleaded guilty to a reduced charge after withdrawing a prior plea of innocence. Sentencing to be determined by the State Department of Correction.
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Washington
Hudson Falls
Nelson H. Martindale
Whitehall
Martindale
Bentence
James Gibson, Jr
Budnon Falls
Howard L. Montgomery
Fort Edward
Raymond D. Conner
Creenwich
Wyman
Bascom
Conner
State Department of Correction
Hemita
Inaugural Spectacle Draws Tens of Millions to Parade
The looming inauguration crowds near one million in person with half a million from out of town, as West Point cadets, Annapolis midshipmen, bands, floats, and a carnival atmosphere showcase a national event. Spectators expect vast food consumption, while Truman contemplates a personal journey from Lamar Missouri to the presidency amid a vast federal government and global attention.
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West Point
Midshipmen
Annapolis
Seattle Police Department
Purdue University Igies Club
Oconomewac
Wis
American Legion Band
Dantbury Conn
Hatmakers Union
Dear and Bugle Corps
Salvation ‘Army
A. G. Davis
Rocky Mount
N. C
Uncle Sam
James A. McGowan
Lancaster
McGowan
Truman
Missouri Pacific
Lamar
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harry
Hay Ride Planned by St Anthony's Church Women
Plans for a hay ride were made at a recent Christian Mothers meeting at St Anthony's Church. The event will be held Thursday February 2 with participants meeting at 7:30 PM at the public market.
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Christian Mothers of St Anthony's Church
Deaths Obituary Notices From Troy Area
Obituary notices honor Mary Kusave Gonski of Watervliet and companions Luella Perkins, Mary Holt, Anna Slade, Julia Arnold, Arthur Hayner, Jacob Szunowski, Thomas Mahon, Daniel Gleason, Mrs. Golden, Catherine Sheehan, Miss Catherine A Sheehan, Edward Bott, John Burke, Robert Duncan, Thomas Doody, and Fred W Lapp. They note births, residences in Troy Watervliet Cohoes and Elmont, church affiliations, survivors, and funeral details across multiple local parishes with interments at St Peters Oakwood St Agnes and other cemeteries.
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Mary Y. Holt
Mary ¥. Holt
Richard W. Holt
Cohoes Hospital
Marcy Fonda
Cohoes
Chestnut Street
Victor J. Biekkink
Oakwood Cemetery
Anna L. Slade
John J. Burke
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc
Frank Baker
New Turnpike Road
Burke
Anna Caswell
Cluett
Peabody
South End
St. Peter's Church
Mr. Duncan
Robert W. Duncan
James J. Clinton
John Brady
William Dewar
John Manning
Joseph Manning
William McDermott
Robert ‘MccDermott
St. Peter's Cemetery
Father iConnally
Mr. Lapp
Fred W. Lapp
Ninth Presbmenan Church
Donald Macauley
Benedict Rosselli
Joseph Purner
Irving W. Horton
Andrew G. Shari
John A. Ray
Union College Names New Physics Chair From Endowment
Union College board announces the creation of a physics chair funded by a 150000 endowment and appoints Dr. Vladimir Rojyansky as the inaugural holder. The Bailey professorship honors Frank and Mary Bailey of New York City. Rojyansky is noted for prior Grech professorship work and wartime merit, with Whitman College ties and a PhD before joining Union in 1956.
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Vladimir Rojyansky
Union College
Yertendiay
Union
Rojansky
Truman
Wartmre
Suglend
Whitmen College
Oregon
Whitman
Tthe University
Union mm
Danish Church Elects Norman Bentzen Reelected Leader
Norman Bentzen was reelected president of the church board at the annual congregational meeting of Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church. The event occurred last night, confirming leadership for the coming year.
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Norman Bentzen
Taae
Green Island church groups plan ham supper and meetings
At the Dramatic Club of BL Mark's Episcopal Church plans for a Virginia baked ham supper were finalized for Tuesday January 25 at 6 30 p m in the church hall with Mrs Harry Bennett chairing assisted by Mrs William Hull and Mrs Robertson in charge of the kitchen A Bethany Bible Class postponement is noted for January 27 at Hudson Avenue Methodist Church A farewell party for Wilfred J Collins leaves his parents home on High Street before he joins the Lith Airborne Division at Camp Pickett Va and heads for the European Theater A Green Island Red and Gun Club meeting at Elmer Giles' residence discussed a February 5 kraut and hockey benefit supper at Dingley's Tavern Waterford with serving after 8 pm and chaired by Mr Giles with Hans Predicisen Jr assisted by Jess McHar and Winfield Hall Also noted are church activities including the Ladies Auxiliary meetings at Cor poration Hall and plans for a February 10 social and a 75th anniversary observance committee formation The report lists officers and committee members with various moves and travels among local residents and visitors including Miss Alice Brannigan moving to Latham and Mrs Thomas F Murray returning from Ottawa
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Dramatic Club
BL Mark's Episcopal Church
Church Hall
Harry Bennett
William Hull
Robertson
Bethany Bible Clans
Hudson Avenue Methodist Church
Wilfred J. Collins
Patrick J. Collins
High Street
Lith Airborne
Camp Pickett
Collins Ias
St Joseph's School
Heatly High School
D. & H. Bailroad
Colonie
Gun Club
Stembers
Green Island
Elmer Giles
Building Fund
Dingley’s Tavern
Waterford
Gilea
Hans Predeciksen, Jr
Jess McHarvice
Alice Brannigan
Paine Street
Latham
Thomas F. Murray
Ottawa
Henry Coon
Miami
William Knight
Robert McAuliffe
Erie
Herbert McAuliffe
James Street
Bartlett H. Chandier
Bloomfield
N. J
Warren B. Alix
Peter A
Catholic
Scouts Officials Reelect Board Amid Union Debate
Major names from the Executive Board and neighborhood commissioners are reelected as the organization splits over policy. Delegates from Britain, America, and the Netherlands vote to suspend activity while Russia, Italy, and China oppose. Arthur Deakin laments the end of British participation as the CLO denies WFTU ties.
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Russia
Italy
Chin Ba
Arthur Deakin
Deakin
The
WELTU
Israel Recognition Then U S Policy Cited At News Conf
The piece discusses a debate over recognizing Israel and the United States role in Middle East policy. Secretary Lovett denies a security bargaining deal with Britain and states Washington seeks joint steps with London to support Israel while avoiding a formal bargain.
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Socialist
David Ben-Gudion
Israel
Palestine
Lovett
London
United States
Middle East
Britain
Iuport
Briam
Furtwaengler Won't Conduct In Chicago
Chicago Pi President Edward L. Byersen announced that Dr. Wilhelm Furtwaengler will not appear as guest conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Earlier in Geneva he said he had withdrawn from the engagement amid protests over his wartime associations and his stance against artists linked to the Bertin orchestra.
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Chicago Pi
Edward L. Byersen
Chicago Orchestral Association
Wilhelm Foristaenker
Grronan
Lhb
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Furtswaensler
Geneva
Switzerland
Chicago Oighestra
Bertin
World Labor Movement in France Endorses New Organization
In France, the world labor movement endorses the idea of forming a new global labor organization, signaling a push for broader international cooperation among workers and unions across nations. The endorsement reflects continued momentum from the Rage One discussions and the desire to unite labor groups under a shared platform.
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Rage One
France
President recalls radio cast as he claims victory
The President recounts his late night radio listening after the 1948 election and imitates Kaltenborn and Harkness to describe forecasts of a Truman defeat. He insists the nation chose a forward program and vows to fulfill responsibilities of the White House with American people’s help.
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Excelsior Springs
Nashville
Kaltenborn
Harkness
Secret
Secret Service
Kansas City
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
White Houses
Car- Tang
Gallup
Harkn
Oss
Tin
United States
League of Nations
Angie
Farm Prices Debate and Critics on Price Supports
The text discusses the Congress reviewing farm price supports and notes the lack of forward pricing in the bill, leaving farmers unable to calculate production decisions. Hope calls price supports a long‑standing policy but questions effective use. Henry D. Sherwood condemns government control and warns that a managed economy could ruin American agriculture and family farms.
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Hope
Henry D. Sherwood
New York State
New York
Sherwood
Jong Encysts
Cold War tensions and Soviet critiques shape New Year rhetoric
The article surveys how Soviet rhetoric and actions over the weekend stressed peace while criticizing U S policies. It notes a New Year greeting by Boris Izakov and headlines accusing allied policies, plus rumors of a potential German unification talks in the spring. It discusses Truman's stance and advisers favoring slow, issue by issue progress rather than broad grand bargains.
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Fage One
United States
Bullstinkerz
Boris Izakov
Izakov
MacArthur
Panyushkin
Berlin
Washington
Wester Germany
Russia
Western
Germany
Truman
Nema
Stalin
Mgr. Trumaz
Yalta
Teheran
Potsdam
Soviet Union
Berlim
Masons To Meet At Rensselaer
The Albany Masonic District masters and Wardens Association holds a dinner meeting tomorrow at 8:20 pm at the Rensselaer Masonic Temple. Speakers include Raymond C Lilie, president of the Masonic Foundation for Medical Research and Human Welfare, and Dr. Clarge EK Woodford. Also present are Harry Sevabent, John J Bahn, and Richard A Rowlands among other prominent members.
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Masters and Wardens Association
Albany
Rensselaer Masonic Temple
Raymond C Lilie
Masonic Foundation For Medical Research and Human Welfare
The
Home Life Insurance Co
New York City
Clarge EK. Woodford
Masonic Foundation
Harry Sevtabent
Association
John J. Bahn
Schenetady
Woodford
Sayles Tent Installs Officers at Y.M.C.A.
Mrs Frances Sloat was installed as president of the Naomi Sales Tent Daughters of Limon Veterans during a ceremony at the Y.M.C.A. last night. Also seated were Maude Kent Mae Merical Margaret Kane Edna Marteille Betty Bollinger Bessie Counteis Lillian Kehr Romella Alplen and Sarah Slattery. Margaret Barclay of Schenectady installed them with Charles Messner of Albany attending. A dinner preceded the installation.
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Frances Sloat
Naomi Sales
Daughters of Limon Veterans
Y.ml.c.a
Maude Kent
Sarah Slattery
Margaret Barclay
Schenectady
Charles Messner
Albany
Postoffice Seeks Bids For Mail Haulage
Acting Postmaster Daniel J Costello announced bids are being accepted for four years of mail hauling between the Troy Post Office and Troy Union Station starting July 1. Work requires a regulation panel or screened bed motor vehicle. Proposal blanks and requirements available from Mr Costello. Bids must be filed by March 1.
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Daniel J. Compello
Troy Posto Vffice
Troy Union Ltation
Costello
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Hare Horn Aaliforrelactor
Witen's
Daffher's
Drakes Pharmacy
Donnelly & Hanna
Banzis Roofing Co
River St
Trey
Himes
Fifth Ave
Francis Miner
Sven —— Lewned Meweger
Faveras
Mary Goenglh
Mary Kusave Gonski
John Gungk
Watervilet
John A. Gonski
Zimost
Long Island
Poland
Mia
Gononi
Elmont
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Immaculate Conception
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Luella While Perkins
Third Avenue
Michigan
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Harold M. Perkins
Perkins Garage
Clarence White
Rochester
Mra. Thoman Dougherty
Clarence, White
St Augustine's Church
St. Jean's Cemetery
Anna Lena Slade
W Leonard Hospital
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Arnold l
McClure
Valley Falls
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Robert A. Haynes
Frances Haynes
Center Brunswick
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Eagle Mills
Jacob Strunowski
Jacob Szunowski
Washingston Street
American Window Co
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Troy
Mildred Bojarcauk
Josephine Io
Sisters of Mercy
Edith Rega
Anthony Buczak
Agnes Kony[sez
Frances Szunowski
Gloversville
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Tex
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River Street
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George J. Macy
William Gleason
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Golden
James P. ‘Golisn
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George A. Phillips
Sacred Heart Church
Charles C. Smith
Axalataud
St. Peters
Micheal F. Engliah
W. Leo McCarthy
Sheehan
Catherine A. Sheehan
George F. McLoughlin & Sons
Sixth Avenue
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Thomas A. Kelly
Emile Catricala
John F. MacAvevey
William J. Sullivan
Charles W. Graxer
James A. Shaughnessy
William B. Shaughnessy
David W. King
St Peter's Cemetery
Richard Daley
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Edward K. Bott
Fonda
Lauren H. Grandy
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Poestenkill
Belating
Homer Bott
Joseph Fisher
Lee Mitchell
William Weinbrecht
Mr. Grandy
Union College Board
Fred A. Beok
Fred A. Beck
James Adams
Oscar Lauridsen
Warren E. Beck
Frederiksen
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Ranivan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Paul Weckmuller
Loutheran World Action
Howard Tostegaard
Luther League
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Jirving Jensen
Church Council
Troy Area
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Carl Isager
Boy Scouts
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Weere
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Burton M. Follett
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Mr. Dearborn
Frederick P. Whiting
Albert A. Acker
John W. Carlson
William Cornell
James A. Elkenburgh
Fred Emery
Donald Fazioli
Ernest Freamire
Joseph ¥. Fowler
Morse Hill
Paul R. Jones
Haruvrd R. Larsen
Wilfred LaVoie
Frank E. Coughlin
George
Davis
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Edward W. O'Brien
Maurice G. Osborne
George E. Pat
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Clarence J. Ryan
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Edward J. Sanders
Raymond B&b. Sherman
C. RK. Sherwood, Jr
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Barnet Breiner
Roy E. Summers
Otto J. Swensson
Richard L. Thomas
Harold H. Tice
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Urso
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Daurice Whitney
Maynard Witherell
J. Wesley Wood, Jr
Stanley C. Falman
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Shermen
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Adele Cohen
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Lyall IF. Bowen
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China
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Weyee Arneate
Bradford H. Burnham
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Patrick A. Crowe
St. Francis de Sales Church
Furtwaengler
Chicago
World Labor
William M. Slavin
R. PL
Troy Area Council of Girl Scouts
Hendrick Hudson
SOB Band
Borytlepedis Britannica
Caste
Pentussix
King Cole
Rensselaer
Sayles
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Lars
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