Fireworks Prompt Atom Hearings Open Week
Washington reports Senate hearings begin on President Trouat a Nowlunsions for a new Atomic Energy Commission while other committees plan a busy week. Senator Lilienthal to lead the commission, with questions allowed. portal pay suits face renewed Senate scrutiny. tax bills and labor safety hearings loom, including Et. Gen. Eaker and Rear Adm. Reeves testifying on blind landing devices.
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Washington
Ise Langel
Freworks
Senate
Trouat
Atonsis Energy Comilentun
Senate Atomic Commaisiew
Meletinr
Wiley
Senate House
Tex Norrow
Congress
Lebor Committee
Lebor Mensirés Ag & Commercn
Inolrs Intn Air Safety
Sonndur Brewater
ReMc
Irs Eaker
Army Air Forces
J. W. Reeves
Navy Transport Services
Upstate Emergency Colleges Expand Enrollment
Blairsburg and neighboring sites will admit 5,500 freshmen this spring, boosting total enrollment at three state emergency colleges to about 0,000. President Asa S Knowles announced 2,500 students enter Sampson College near Geneva on April 15, Champlain College at Plattsbury and Molawk College at Utica on March 28 and April 1 respectively. Champlain, the only coed campus, will enroll 140 women among its 800 entrants.
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Blairsburg
Upper New York
Asa S. Knowles
Sampson College
Suepson Mayo
Geneva
Champlain College
Plattsbury
Molawk College
Utica
Hamplain
Lights Blind Driver Leaves Highway Tragedy Near Rensselaer
A car driven by Norman VanWarmer of 18 Ferry Street Rensselaer veered off Route 420 after being blinded by oncoming headlights. Lester VeriWarmer, i) was treated at the McWeenerial Hospital Jubany for facial lacerations. Police report indicate passengers sustained injuries. driver and others involved were identified by State Police at East Greenbush.
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Lester VeriWarmer
Rensselaer
Mweenerial Hospital
Jubany
Norman VanWarmer
Ferry Street
East Greenbush
VanWormer
Mane
Polles
Hudson Valley Lodge Names Committees Meeting Tomorrow
Hudson Valley Lodge Odd Fellows will meet tomorrow night at the 11th Broet Odd Yellows temple with Anthony Miller presiding for the first time since His inetaliment. Committees for the new term will be appointed and the initiatory degree will be worked by the Hudson Valley Judge degree brim on candidates from Diamond Rock Cropseyville and Hudson Valley Judges. Don Johnson past grand will be degree master. A social will be held after the meeting.
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Hudson Valley Lodge
Odd Fellows
Bbroet
Odd Yellows
Anthony Miller
Noble Grend
Hudson Valley
Diamond Rock
Cropseyville
Don
Fohnson
Babe Ruth Spends Poor Day in Hospital
New York reports Babe Ruth spent a poor day yesterday at Preneh Hospital. The condition of the home run king was described as fair to good with hope he will recover. Ruth underwent a neck operation on January 16.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Preneh
Siihorities
Wea
Ruth Nderwent
Two Taken to Hospital After Incident in Water Vint
Two persons were taken to hospital after an incident yesterday. At about 2 am they were found on Stite and Flrat Streete. George B. Chriaten of Water vint was involved and transported from Cantent Police Station. John Prishte of 248 Porth Street was treated for bruises from the events.
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Bamaryilen Horplint
Indivolice
Stite
Flrat
George B. Chriatenken
MT Pleas Avenue
Cantent
John Prishte
Porth Street
Reds See U S Budget Militaristic
Moscow Pravda denounces the new U S federal budget saying it will strengthen militarists and deepen army dominance in government. It cites Truman's proposed 37.5 billion spending plan, compares Army and Navy requests, and notes Republican reception as capitalized by Communist party writer M Marin in renewed critique of peacetime budgets.
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Moscow
Pravda
U. S
Communist Party
M. Muriola
Truman
Cor
Navy
Congress
Marinin
Henry Wallace
Kightieth Congress
Murinio
United States
Mavinin
Ford Motor Co
Ite Automanites
New Lebanon Resident Sues School District Over Injuries
New Lebanon resident Francis J. Overlook sues Central Selon District in Columbia County Court for 23500 alleging his son John was injured during an unsupervised period at the school. The suit filed April 2 146 lists Cecil G. Mim, superintendent, named as a defendant.
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New Lebanon
Selon
Francis J. Overlook
Sehon
John
Columbia County
Skioges
Cecil G. Mim
Wiet
Achooly
Diamond Rock Lodge Meeting Tonight With John Pardee
Diamond Rock Lodge with John A Pardee, a noted local figure, will meet tonight at Diamond Rock Hall at 8 p.m. The group plans a social and formal gathering followed by a future event scheduled for tomorrow morning at the same hall.
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Diamond Rack Lodge
Odd Fallows
Diamond Rock Hall
John A. Pardee
Noble Fennel Prenkling
He Groip
S.a. Pam
United States to Release Gold to Back Lira Support
A New York report states the United States agreed to release 29 tons of gold valued at about $24 million at a price of $35 per ounce. The move aims to stabilize the volatile lira and support market confidence amid jitters.
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U. S
Rome
Pil Globo
United States
Installation Attended by Rensselaer Auxiliary Members
Members of the Rensselaer Auxiliary, Army and Navy Union, attended an installation ceremony at Lom bdon Restaurant Alliny yesterday. Attendees included Mrs. Fullth Cathy, president, Mrs. Blanche Farida, Mrs. Vinnie Moore, Lex Min Hleks, Mrs. Mary Novillé, Miss Mary Berry and others.
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Rensselaer Auxilary
Army
Navy Union
Wraedhurluls i Bry
Lombdon Restaurant
Alliny
Mra. Fullth
Cathy
Rgsident
Blanche Farida
Mas
Vinnie Moore
Lex Min Hleks
Mary Novillé Pit
Mary Berry
Troy Man Faces Court Today As Policy Dealer
Bred Bestle, 28, of 28 logalis Avenue, Wil, was arrested by Troy police for possession of policy slips and policy bets. He was found with cash totaling 457.78 and a policy slip from local Troy establishments. He was held at Central Police Station and released on 500 bail to appear in court before Acting Police Judge Thomas J. O'Connor.
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Bred Bestle
Logalis Avenue
Thomas J. O'Connor
Bridge Avenue
Federal Street
Central Padies
Michael Kane
Joseph Shields
Troy Polles Department
Harold Harriiman
Vincent McCarthy
Paul Forre
District Attorney's Office
Crashes Reported Across U S and Overseas Air Disasters
Dozens of crashes highlighted a string of aviation disasters United States and Asia. American pilots William Spencer and James Blachire led crew and passenger losses, while cargo and passenger planes from China and Hong Kong faced fuel, weather, and navigation faults. In the US, crashes near Rensselaer Indiana and Rochester New York produced multiple fatalities.
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Wilor
Weymouth
Philippines
Jay
al Taeg
Luzon
William. Spencer
Cassity
Mich
Manila
Oui Agjin
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Chinese Nations Aviation Corp
Canton
Chunghing
Former Trojan Albert Havenstein Enters Walter Harvey History College
Albert C Havenstein formerly of Troy High School and son of Mr and Mrs Havenstein of New York has enrolled in the second form at Walter Harvey History College. He is identified with the New York cooperative exchange associated with YMCA.
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Trojan
Albert ¢. Havenstein
Mra
Dahon Heuentein
New York
Troy
Fgh Scher
Walter Harvey Histor Caillege
Navy Reserve Recruiting Sways Troy Officers Busy
Navy Reserve recruiting in Troy proves vigorous with about 100 recent applications and half aiming for the new Organized Reserve Unit to be led by Lt. Charles H. Dauchy. A recruiting yeoman will run daytime operations next week as committees coordinate film showings and service club outreach to enlist World War II veterans and eligible men ages 17 to 26.
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Naval Reserve
Troy Navy
Troy
Offic
Avery
Organized Reserve
Charles H.dauchy
Nit
Mayy
Ara
Navy
Thei Belective Service Board
Navy to Hold Tests For Civil Engineers
The Navy announces a competitive examination for civil engineers with junior officer prospects. Applicants must hold an accredited engineering degree and have professional experience by the eligibility date. Seventy billets are available with exams at regional naval offices.
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Navy
Byreni
le United Bhaton Vilize Velwwen
Ne Flod
Aecolih Ty Yebirean
Ari
Toureunuhanl
Lina
Shieh Olbe
Neval
Hit-Kim Motorist Sought By Police
Troy police seek a hit and run driver after a Saturday crash injuring Veliza Sorel 51 of West River Street in Worth Avenue between Broadway and Fulton Streets. Sorel remained in Samaritan Hospital Saturday afternoon with a fractured ankle and shock. Central Station officers were assisted by Patrolman Edmund Wick as Vincent Civiting helped transport to hospital.
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Troy
Seck
Veliza Sorel
OL River Street
Wirth Avenue
Broadway
Fulton Streets
Sorels
Samariten Hospitil
Mike Resine
Central Station
Edward Howard
Edmund Wick Vincent
Troy Evening School Term Starts Tonight
An evening school program opens with new and expanded courses across subjects from elementary algebra and chemistry to shorthand and French. Sproule and Heves introduce offerings in trade and technical tracks while evening classes emphasize individual instruction and flexible admission.
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Troy
Tome Row
Weilheulny
Roy Lveaing
Sproule
Hevos
Haulxa
Rexenta Caures
al- Rebee
U. S
W Lasher Retired Congressman Dies in Troy
W Lasher a retired congressman and longtime resident of Troy died Sunday evening at 99 Oakwood Ave after a shock. He was a member of the Bookeroy Stamey Company and affiliated with Michite Cadets King Solomon's Lodge F and A M and Apole Commandery Knight Templar. Survived by five daughters and several relatives, funeral services will be private tomorrow at 2 pm from the residence with Charles M. Sharpe of the Church in care. burial to follow.
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Guy W. Lashes
Mijuou
Mr. Lasher
Bukeay Stamey Comepany
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
Apole Commandery
Church of Mhelst
Catheting Hawn
Neid
Gladys Russell
Margaret, Lashey
Thelma McCarthy
Troy
Chaves
New York City
Dessie Harington
Kiwanis Organizer Dies. Funeral Planned
Alia Silmais, longtime Kiwanis organizer, died yesterday in the western United States. A native of Salut Island, he moved here years ago. Surviving are his wife, two sisters, and several nieces. The funeral will be held at Funeral Home on River Street Wednesday at 9 am, with a graveside service at St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Alia Silmais
Mynustay
Wewahis Trin
Alifornia
Fonds Fieral
River Stree
Walnesday
St Patrick's Ghuneh
Sts Mints Cosmutery
Weekly Earnings Near Wartime Peak in December
Washington averages show December factory pay near wartime highs. The average weekly earnings in manufacturing reached 40.88 dollars, with hourly wages about 3.14 dollars, and total hours offering a 10.9 percent decline from prior months, still below January 1945 levels.
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Washington
Cnmo
Bureauent Lahr i Statincles
White House Gate Crashers Stir Secret Service Guards
A historical account recalls uninvited guests at a White House reception and the Secret Service reaction, citing past incidents during the Wilson era and a 1930s anecdote involving Aunt Minnie-like intrusions, with emphasis on decorum and security protocols at presidential events.
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White House
Secret Service
Howe
Isa
James Helm
Heli
Wilson Arministration
Laon
Minnie
Mayba
Mingis
Franklin D. Hoatovull
Washington
New
Trenaury Margenthan
Tate
Roosevelt
Hooxeyall
Humiell
Yanklin D. Roosevelt
Helms
Apolan
Reagan Athur
Clus
Diplomatic shifts hint at new Britain Russia alignments
Fragmented text suggests a postwar realignment among Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States against Germany. Reports mention Bevin signaling a reassessment of the Landon Mustow pact, with Moscow aiming to influence parliamentary votes and treaty terms.
Milksheds Value Up Third in Year
New York dairy reports show milk production in milksheds rising for the third time this year. The Jan output nears 20.9 million dollars, about 7 million more than January last year, with monthly totals trending toward 87 million pounds delivered at a steady rate.
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New York
C. J. Blanchard
New York Metropolitan
Tindahy
Cie
Third Street Temple outlines weekly activities and dinner
The Third Street Temple outlines a bulletined week of events including a community dinner on Wednesday February 30, with Temple president Wuttoy Llanos slated to preside over business and program items. A public vestry meeting and a guest review by Rath J. Gulminn are listed, with officers to be installed and a reception following.
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Travia
Institute
Donight
Beth Binet
Allanyie
Apeukar
Miquel Goranean
Wrechoy
Lenny
A. Dianpe
Wuttoy Llanos
Mavoly M. Wulganbaan
Rath Dulive J. Gulminn
Mia
Joseph G
Ai Intzon
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Catherine C. Corcoran
Mary G Brown
Car
Therésa Helghan
Della Turino
Patricia McConville
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Tit
Atthe
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Dona People
Volun
Mony Aven
Osurry
Mortala
Troy Man
Wief
James M. Blachigre
Los Angeles
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Chita Press
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Chungking
Rensselaer, Inn
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Lebanon
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Germany
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Kiwanis Cieh
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Hill & CO
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Gahill Agency
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Albany
Ota
Arnold Lapidus
Chepae
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