Kiwanis Hears Talk On Poet
Kiwanis Club hears David Cowthpaw discuss poet Burns and the poverty of talent in life stories. Lively remarks note Lithgow and Cullin’s reflections on happiness, education, and human nature as the audience reflects on Burns’s struggles and enduring artistry.
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Kiwanis
Thio
David
Burns
Tuna Aly
Agian
Ts Bie
Albiny
J Caplin
Walter Snyder
Miegioun
Urmenie
Raiders
Tech Hs
Raymond Tilting Mis Vel Johnson
le Plana
Word Card Party Supports Tro y Council Marketing
The article describes a charity card party organized by the Parent Teacher Council in Troy County to raise funds. It lists organizers and committee members including Mrs Smith, Mrs Daniel Tahart, Wes Wu, and George Berd. The event features a ticket committee led by Cuhom and Pencil coastatter, with motto and arrangements for the winter gathering.
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Min George Berd
Yeni Shinmin
Carzoy
Bernd O. Sinidh
Chan Minn
Tictet
Smit Ik
Daniel A Tahart
Wes Wu Photon
Four Brothers Made Members Of Legion Post
Four brothers join the American Legion as post members after being accepted amid plans for representation at the upcoming American Legion Conference in Albany. The event will involve committees and delegates from Wilber, Murphy, Vince, Brown, Bud, Gunnor, and others. The group aims to promote veteran recognition and support community efforts through a formal pledge and participation in post activities.
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Legion Post
Duarhars
Wilber
John
Saldons
Ste Sor
Myght Ware Watleior
Albany Mendis
Amemean Legion
Stile Legititure
Bette Ts
Ted Y
Pune
Aptian
Choayles
Tony
Nest
Armen
Atlas
Carl Anderson
Ives
Light Snow Brings Landing Crew Disruption in Prey Weather
Wide swathes report light snow for the region causing landing crews to halt operations. Forecasters warn a brief cold snap may follow with milder warmth possible by weekend. Northward highways show slick patches as gusty winds persist. Local officials urge caution and monitor conditions for travel advisories.
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Guy
Dievordine Sundin
Atoua
Congress
State Delinquency Aid Mary Become Permanent Group
A fragmented report notes state delinquency aid and a push to make it permanent led by Governor Hewes and officials. It cites funding levels up to 15 000 for establishing youth bureaus and supporting juvenile delinquency programs, with involvement from Dewey and community leaders.
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Albany
Hewes
Neil
Toreston
Nyileries
Dewey
Ryergy
Bishop Scully To Be Speaker At ALC DA Event
Bishop Scully will speak at an ALC DA event hosted by St Mas Chaat WIth, with details on the campus and university function. The occasion featured Rev Wohin Asen HD Iushap vod oat the ATI ny Catlehe Crores ill deliver the principal sddie of chy ih.
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Wohin Asen
Vue
Diniop Scully
St Mas Chaat
Peek Ib
Uimiveyesty
Bamquel Lyte
Wodson View
Rene
Troy Comal
Mabel
Anetan Wits
Ashs Aid for National Probation Association
Mrs Mary Yonny Wearder Billing Avenue member of the National Probation Association appeals for support of the suspension and disruption on family life blamed on curtailment. She asks authorities to partner on development and improvement of programs aiding youth and juvenile welfare. References contributions from Troy residents and Future Woman groups.
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Mary
Billing
Hedy
Court Grants Two Annulment Decrees
Court grants two annulment decrees amid proceedings where parties seek finalization within three months. Mis ONeill, represented by Ford and Greynon, obtains designation to restore a maiden name Evelyn Rolleville as proceedings proceed in the matter of the former marriage.
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Deve
Annuimaak Hive
Gael
Aipente
Yun
Thie
Hans Awe
Ford
Greynon
Evelyn
Rolleville
Wonantsiil
Bill Seeks Civil Service Pay Raises
Albany report details a proposed bill by Assemblyman Lisle that would raise pay for civil service workers and veterans, set a $500 million state debt for the program, and adjust appointment processes for a Supreme Court justice. The measure, backed by New York City Democrat and Senate figures, aims to widen pay scales for long-serving state employees and those with service between ten and twenty years.
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Albany
Assemblyman
Lisle
Assembly Inn
Tiana X Webowan
New York City
Sddin
Shomin
Desmond Nowhin
Supreme Court
York City
Sen
Vo Downes
Walhom
Denider
Vsci
Tata
FEPC Filibuster Extends Into Second Week in Senate
Fragmented OCR recounts a prolonged FEPC filibuster in Washington with senators trading proposals and threats over anti discrimination in employment. The piece references persistent opposition, procedural doubts, and renewed calls for action as supporters push to advance a civil rights measure amid partisan tension.
Rose Alumnae Drive At St Rose Meeting Chooses Leaders
A St Rose Alumnae meeting completed the annual membership drive with several officers named. Timothy FO Biance was appointed chairman of the organizing committee while Mise Telen Henao and Ve Qin led subgroups. The session, chaired by Tower Mira Antoinette Towis, set upcoming termination dates for membership and outlined committee roles.
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Vaerimi
Mary Fawby
Watt
Dave No Mile
Timothy FO Biance
Chafnma
Tortha
Mise Telen
Henao Ay Vii
Qin Feather
Mia Thowanl
J Wall
Mig Aidward
A Conor
Mis Young ‘Tower
Mira Antoinette Towis
Ehalinna
Duet Highta Mealing
Hit Run Incident Involving Bus Passenger and Police Action
A hit and run case on Federal Street near Cand Avenue involved a bus passenger who was struck and later reported theft of a bicycle. Police and cadets from the tape squad assisted, with multiple injuries and hospital transport noted, including Welch and others under investigation for vehicle collision duties.
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Allan
Nile
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Paderal
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Wallan
van Stumber
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Anthony _Chinke
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Wallivliet
le Balson
Troy
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Jio
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Daha Binen
Tad Patrol
Salvatore Mantello
Qaio
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von LU
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Bath Nortom
Compress
Lowith Bach
Pith Avenue
Mie Norton
Conness
Steet
Wal
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Brignaly
British Peer Proposes Bloc Against Russia
Lord Vansittart urged the House of Lords to back a Western bloc led by Britain to unite Europe with the United States in a defensive and economic alliance against Russia. He called for an early framework including Britain, France, the United States, and other nations to ensure Western Europe remains strong through close integration and cooperation.
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London
Vansitlart
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Luope
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Nahons
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South America
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Ehief
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Suttart Sund
Russians Praise U.S. Press Claims as Bunk Editor Says
An editor notes that Russians view the U.S. free press as bunk and criticizes Western reporting. He argues the press serves government interests and questions America’s media independence amid global tensions and postwar alignment. He cites Moscow’s stance on British and Soviet relations and media influence.
Meehanesille Man Shares Sister's Batate
Meehanesille authorities report a domestic incident involving a man and his sister at a residence in Nis smth MH APY PP bone. Witnesses describe a confrontation tied to property and family tensions. investigation ongoing with potential charges and a court appearance planned for later.
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Feyilowaite
Nis
Sind West
Gites Pajle
Jeres
Cons Falls
Major French Parties Agree To Bury Matehet Major French Parties Agree To Bury Matehet
Major French party leaders announce a truce to end polemics and curb controversies as interim government forms. Communists and Republicans pledge to avoid offensive disputes and pursue a moderate reform program amid talks with ministers and officials.
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France
Gerd
Gommunist Secynet
Popilie Republicys Movement
Hue Reedom
Troy Ski Club to Meet Today at YoW GA
The Weekly business meeting of the Troy Ski Club will be held at 3 pm at the YoW Ga venue. Plans for a weekend event are discussed, with attendees urged to bring minor participants and confirm meeting attendance.
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Troy Ski Club
Yow. GA
Stowe
North Creek
Water Line Bursts at Cantey Station During Windy Day
A burst water line disrupted operations on Trajan Howley Lid Street as residents and workers faced outages. The incident involved local crews from Samad Wanner of Cantey Station who responded to the break and attempted repairs amid windy conditions. Local authorities are assessing damage and coordinating temporary outlets for affected homes.
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Samad
Cantey
Trajan Howley Lid
Gov
Wurst
Walter
Pope to greet children in the Holy See visit
The Pope will enter the Vatican to greet children gathered for a Sunday event. Prelates will speak to the children as part of the ceremony, emphasizing a message of welcome.
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Rome
Sublonce
Tallin Childets
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Unriea
eMireh
Cohoes Clothes Drive Effort Publicized With City Officials
A local clothing drive organized in Cohoes aims to gather apparel for those in need. City officials indicate the drive will coordinate with neighborhood centers to collect and distribute garments, ensuring orderly drop off and timely delivery.
Slav Official To Address Cohoes Rotary
A notable Yugoslav diplomat, long in service since 1919, will address the Cohoes Rotary Club at the Country Club. The event, chaired by Frank Fines, is set for Wednesday at 4 pm with plans announced for the week's program and a detailed agenda.
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Chi
Trieste
Oueseldort
Ius Countius Relief
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Wuntels
Rothy
Frank Fines
Ren Elel
Changements Committee
Alka
Hary Soden
Charles Wy
Clare
Miss Ginsburg Voted At Denlyn Farewell Party
Mig Florence Ginsburg honored by coworkers at a Denlyn farewell hosted by employers at Qu Annex Vis Ginsvnit. Attendees included Miss Cecelia Getites arranging the fete with Miss Veromte and Miss Anabeliin Wis. Mrs Gantlin led several prima selections in a keepsake sendoff.
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Mig
Florence Ginsburg
Denlyn
Qu Annex Vis Ginsvnit
Cecelia Getites
Gomma Tay
Veromte
Gantlin
Veterans Attend Mass At Cohoes War Remembrance
A group of veterans from Hy vehuinal unit attended a mass in Cohoes to honor fallen comrades. The gathering included mention of St Agnes and local figures, with plans for future meetings and community remembrance events noted by organizers.
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Cohoes
Munih Pa
Bowho
Haly Gommin
Jalind Gowns Chih Salueday
Anthony Lites
Valtim O Logi
Lugen
Brownit
Villar Foot Moe
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Rot Bette
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Cam
Eumy
Hysbean
Hamel Bomsuy Couratan
Delinquent Tax List Delayed in Cohoes
Publication of the 1945 delinquent tax list in Cohoes was postponed by order of the city treasurer. Affected property owners face auction if taxes and penalties remain unpaid. sale terms include costs of advertising and auction expenses. The Moose Lodge meeting on February 10 will outline class candidate arrangements.
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Ety
Howevar
Cohoes Lodge
Oder of
Moose Temple
Strut J
Mies Bricken
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