Credit Union Declares Dividend at Thirteenth Annual Meeting
The Troy District of the New York Power and Light Employees Federal Credit Union voted a three and a half percent dividend at its thirteenth annual meeting held in the Knights of Columbus room on Third Street. Directors elected included Arthur Bradley, Miss Anda Connors, and John McGowan, with others named to committees. Leonard Mayer of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp praised the union’s financial status as the meeting adjourned.
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Troy
New York Power and Light Employees Federal Credit Union
Knights of Columbua Rooma
Third Street
Thas
Arthur Bradley
Mias Anda Connora
John McGowan
J. Leonard Murray
William Curran
John Dillon
Frank Leighton
Fredolph Hiller
Hertha Lee
Albert Rock
Albert Sharkey
Patricia. Mulcahy
Mr. Murray
Tha Uniof
Leonard Mayer
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Curran
Misa Connore
McGowan
Flying Arrow Crewman Plans Quit Sea for Good
Pierre Becker 27 of East Chatham says most of the Flying Arrow crew would quit earlier if they had funds to return home after running the Nationalist blockade. He notes bitterness over the decision and plans to seek work inland with his two young daughters in mind. Becker left Hong Kong Jan 5 with ten others and was flown home after borrowing money. he will not return to sea with the line or any chirping firm.
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Flying Arrow
Sald
Pierre Becker
East Chatham
State Department
Associated Press
Becker
Hong Kong
Vrandtsen Iine
Ing
The
New York City
Florida to issue special plates for radio hams in 1950
Florida will recognize amateur radio operators with special license plates showing their call signs. The state authorized the plate program, aiming to identify hams by their radio identifiers in 1950.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Long List of Obituaries and Services From Bennington to Troy
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Bennington and surrounding towns detail deaths of Mrs Lucy Burt Miss Anna Farrell Mrs Julia Collins Haley Mrs Elmira Bouchard Mrs Frenne Newton Miss Henrietta Egan and Miss Mary Shortell. Services conducted by local pastors, with burial plans at Park Lawn St Marys and other cemeteries.
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Lucy Wutroan Burt
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Burt
John M. Burt
Major
John &. Butman
Bosten
Keavini School
Trav ‘Ding
Iit
Saratoga
Texas
Walbridge
Hugh A. Gillis
Bennington Second Congregational Church
Earty
Park Lawn
Bene Imington
Ming Farreil
Anna Farrell
Frederick Gravelle
Pearl Street
Joseph A. Cheney
Albert Turcotte
iEndgar McMahon
James FL Cida‘hy
Thomas Mullen
Matthew ‘Dunphy
Julia Collins Haley
Corinth
Church of the Emmaculate Conception
Haley
Fin
Henry A. "Haley
Mechanicville
Misa Nellie Haley
W. F. Colting
North Creek
Densmore
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. James. Cemetary
Noarth Creek
Bouchard
Elmira Bouchard
Washington Park
Third Street
Anad
St. Jean Baptiste
Harvey J. Bessette
Joseph Hotvan
Arthur d. Reilly
John W. Schnurr
John Foy, Jr
Eva Raithazard
Pater Nester
Roncinvsion
St. Jeans Cemhard
Joseph C. Peecker
George B. Wolf
John B. Green
Frederick Newton
Frenne
Newton
John Briar Af Watertiet
Saranac
Anas Barney
Anna Barney
Second Mirvet
Mt. Joseph’s Church
James F. Nolan
Perter
Philip Ac Grady
Leo P. Brady
Minn
Julia T Waleh
Tha Mans
Jesus Christe
Jesus
St. Sonnpi's
Nolan Offi
Cluatt, Peabody & [Co Inc
Sira
Laustrup
Mra
Ane
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
Flev
Hernan
Faulke
Our Saviours' S Lutheran Church
Ghey
John J
Robert K
Donald FB
Russel
Lauelruja
Arthur Christiansen
Fred
Sandholdt
Surlal
Oakwood Cemetery
Misa Mary Shortell
Mary A. Shortell
Firet Street
St. Mary's
Connors
Troy
M. P. Gald & Cor
St. [Mary's Church
the Rosary Society
Str Margaret
LDA
Catholic
Women's Service League
Gertrude
I V. Shortell
Frank J
Trey
John Rr 'Shortell
Charlestown
Mans
Jone Niéew
Rosemary F. Shortell
Frank C. Short ‘Tell
Elizabeth Shortell
Cohoes
J. W. Burny Sons, Inn
Fifth Avenue
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Senate defeats Cain excise tax cut bid amid party lines
Democratic Senate vote blocks immediate reconsideration of an $870,000 excise tax cut proposal. Senator Cain's motion to lay aside other business and take up the cut fails 43 to 35 with one cross-party dissent. Democratic Leader Lucas signals later Senate action after President Truman submits tax recommendations. Cain argues the 1942 level taxes on furs cosmetics jewelry long distance calls and passenger tickets burden consumers and curb business.
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Washington
Senate
Cainee Waah
Lucas
Truman
Cain
Finance Committee
Ienrge
D.gad
George
British Liberals Urge Defeat of Labour in Key Election
The National Liberal Party urges open cooperation with Conservatives to defeat Labour at the polls on February 23. The manifesto says supporters of liberty must unite to avert socialism and restore prosperity. The group, a Liberal Party offshoot, holds 13 of the 8506 seats and backs Churchill’s Conservatives in many districts.
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London
National Liberal Party
Conservative
Britain
National Liberal Group
Old
Liberal Party
House of Common
Winston Churchill
Snany
Albany F B L Chief Transferred to Philadelphia
Arthur Cornelius Jr longtime Albany FBI chief moves to Philadelphia as of February 1. He is succeeded by Robert H Wall from Washington. Hoover announces the appointment after federal bureau reorganizations affecting New York State and Vermont jurisdictions.
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Arthur Cornelius, Jr
F.B A
Albany
F.B.L
Fidelphia
Robert H. Wall
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York State
Vermont
Syracuse
Long Island Driver Hurt In Saratoga Crash
A Long Island driver was injured in a Saratoga crash reported yesterday afternoon near Church Street intersection. The northbound vehicle collided with another car, leaving the driver with head and left side injuries as responders assessed the scene.
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Long Island
Saratoga
Fiarge
fAarmianca
Sland
Saratoga Spring
Church Stein
Fire Rents Family of Seven at Comstock
Local fire report states a blaze at Comstock involved seven residents of a single dwelling. Firefighters battled flames for hours, saving several rooms but the home sustained extensive damage. No injuries reported. ARP Fire Department investigated cause.
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Comstock
Grretane
Agricultural Conference Set for Feb 3 at Menands Market
John C. Swan announced a February 3 conference at 1 30 p m for seed and fertilizer dealers and extension agents in the Menands Market area. The meeting aims to coordinate recommendations for farmers by combining available research with focus on local dealer problems and regional farmer needs.
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Evaret
Menands Market
John C. Swan
Rensselaer County
Swan
Bennington Considers City Manager System Proposal
Bennington voters will consider adopting a city manager system as an article in the annual town meeting warning. The motion was approved by town selectmen to include the proposal and appoint a committee to study consolidation of Bennington government.
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Bennington
Wag
Renhetan
Aleg
Ben- Hinton
Conservation Meeting Tuesday in Greenbush Area
A brief notice announces a Tuesday conservation meeting in Greenbush with organizers from the Arboretum and local forestry service. Wilbur Os, a VAT agent, and other officials will discuss conservation measures and community involvement.
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al Greenbush
Colimbia Conmuni
Ernst Greenbush
Sincolraleseria
Caun
Heme
Bwan
Rensselaer
Wilbur AL
Arboretum
A. Ot
Forestry
Bervirg
Federal Offices Seek Machine Operators
A terse notice indicates federal offices require machine operators. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply staffing needs and potential eligibility or application steps. Readers should refer to official channels for precise requirements and deadlines.
Now She Cash and Carry Painful Beekehe
The fragmentary text mentions a sequence of phrases and garbled words, with partial references to cash and carry, personal names, times, and a date around the 23rd. The readable content includes scattered terms like PSR SCORENT and Bi pen, but no coherent event or clear entities to establish a proper news item.
Beginning Steps Seen in H-Bomb Work and Policy Debate
The document outlines experimental prep for an H-bomb and discusses whether to pursue full scale production. The State Department weighs new approaches to engage Russia on international atomic energy control while defense chiefs push ahead for national security reasons. AEC officials express concerns that building such a weapon could be morally or strategically wrong.
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State Department
Defense Department
AEC
Acientatn
United States
Debate Over International Control and Armament Race
Administration favors bomb production while Capitol Hill members fear an arms race. Rep Eaton urges a broad coalition to halt militarization, and State Department doubts Kremlin willingness to accept drastic control measures. Sabath claims limited fear of Russian aggression against Korea after White House discussions.
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Vanoul
Ian International
Capitol Hill
Eaton
Rep. Eaton
RNS
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Russia
Mr. Truman
Kremlin
G.O.P
R-Nw
State Department
Near Zero Cold Threatens Troy Area
Weather forecast shows a sharp drop to about five above zero predawn and a steady rise to between 15 and 20 degrees above as a cold front from the Canadian center moves through the Troy area this weekend. The remnant warm spell ends as the cold snap returns with biting temperatures expected.
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Troy
Ares
Senate Eases Penalties in Clean Politics Act
The Senate moved to soften penalties for government workers under the Clean Politics Act while adding a severe penalty for sending anonymous campaign material by mail. The bill, already passed by the House, returns to that chamber for a conference committee to resolve differences. Both chambers agree workers need not be fired for political activity violations, with penalties as low as sixty days suspension for minor infractions and potential reinstatement by Civil Service vote.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
CDA Court To Fete New Members Sunday
Catholic Daughters of America hosts a reception for new members at 3 pm Sunday in Knights of Columbus Hall 45 Third Street. Mrs Marc H Monanan grand extents open view with art. Matthew Brennan Saint John's Church Remsel ale will speak Thursday night on a fall trip in Europe with slides.
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Court Margaret
Catholic Daughsters of
America
Knights of Colmbus Hall
Third Street
Marc H. Monanan
Matthew Brennan
St. John’s Church
Remsselaer
Europe
Schenectady Union Renews Bus Contract
The Schenectady Railway Company and the union renewed their agreement for another year. The settlement, announced last night by mediator William A. Hazel, extends negotiations following the prior contract’s expiration.
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Schenectady Union
Schenectady
Liam A. Hazel
U S Maintains Asia Arms Mission After Leaving Forces
The United States pulled out its forces in August 1948 yet keeps an arms mission in Asia and provides financial aid through the Economic Cooperation Administration.
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Asia
Russia
United States
Economic Cooperation Administration
Workman Injured at Glens Falls Hospital Site
Israel La Point, 59, of 7 Hudson Avenue Glens Falls, suffered a severe head laceration while hoisting barrels from a refuse pit on a truck platform at Glens Falls Hospital. He apparently lost balance and fell 12 feet, striking his head on a metal barrel. Hospital attendants treated him. condition listed as fair last night.
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Israel la Point
Hudson Avenue
Glens Falls
FBI Enters Complex Brinks Holdup Case
The investigation centers on Langano and a Brink’s robbery with two money bags found five miles apart in Saugus and Peabody. Langano, said to be a salesman en route to Miami, reportedly served a ten year sentence for armed robbery. FBI Director Hoover leads the chase, facing few solid clues and a possible nautical link to the bandits. A tipster who claimed Newark origin sparked a pistol and ammo find, but the lead proved unreliable. The case remains unresolved as authorities focus on the New England coastline and potential former sailors among suspects.
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Miami
J. H. Hollan
Langano
Holland
Alene
Ava
New Jersey
Butl
Peabody
Saugus
Boston
FBI
Haga
Reserve Bank
New England
Brink
Ahearn
Hoover
Honver
Jain
Washington
Newark
Choir Elects Officers at Wynantskill Church
The Wynantskill Reformed Church choir elected officers for 1950 at a Wednesday night meeting held at Mrs. Charles Bonexteel's home. Officers are Miss Norma Link president Sherman Coonradt vice president Miss Elsie Behnke secretary and Mrs. Addie Little treasurer.
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Wynantskil Reformed Church
Charles Bonexteel
Wynantskill
Norma Link
Sherman Coonradt
Elsie Behnke
Addie Little
New York Legal Notice for Estate of Alice M Schoonmaker
The petition of National City Bank Troy seeks admission of the will of Alice M Schoonmaker. The Surrogate Court of Rensselaer County is cited to determine if the last will and testament should be admitted to probate and letters testamentary issued. Witness Edward Donohue as Surrogate dated December 27, 1949 in Troy New York.
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State of
New York
Alice L. Soule
Augusta Louis Patton
Johg Oe
Mary Dor
Richard Roe
Jana Roe
Aid
Samen Behoonmaxer
Elizabeth &Chosn- Maser
Ward
L. Boult
Third Streets
Troy
Renessixer
Tro
Dave
Gurrogate’s
Edward Donohues
Abram L. Jordan
Furrecatt
Smith, Pattison, Roberts & Eampaon
Attomeva
P. Aner
N.Y
State OF New York
Supreme Cour
Rene
William
Winin
Flood Waters Losing Force In Midwest
The Associated Press reports midwest flood waters showing hopeful signs of receding along the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. Over 13,000 people displaced as weather forecasts and levee strength determine the next few days, with the Wabash at Vincennes rising but easing and Cairo's Mississippi crest projected at 55.5 feet.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Mississippi
Ohio
Tsusiem
Weather Bureau
Crinja
Cairo
Army
Birds Point
Missouri
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