Twelve Cousins Share Estate Of H. N. Weaver
Twelve cousins will share an estimated 10000 dollars from the estate of Harry N. Weaver who died January 7 in Troy. Heirs include George M. Weaver Joseph N. Weaver Robert C. Weaver Harriet Kern Lois Carroll Anna Stalker Alfred H. Phillips Anna Sharp George Diack Emma D. Spencer Dorothy Goodwin and Clarence T Weaver. Attorneys listed are Clark Cipperly Catherine Kelley and T. M. Guerin Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Weaver
Troy
George M
Joseph N. Weaver
Robert C. Weaver
Scotia
Harriet Kern
Argyle
Lois Carroll
Anna Stalker
Albany
Alfred H. Phillips
Anna Sharp
George Diack
Emma D. Spencer
Schenectady
Dorothy Goodwin
Clarence T
Weaver
Ia Clark Cipperly
Catherine Kelley
Catherine M. Smith
William E. Kelley
Fifth Avenue
James L. Kelley
Glen Avenue
T. M. Guerin
Peter J. Sullivan
Fashion Show At Our Lady Of Victory Church
About six hundred people attended a parish fashion show and card party at The Hendrick in Hudson last night. The event raised funds for a proposed new church with Mary Aileen Ranney narrating and William Baker and Mrs. Donald Rizzo performing.
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Our Lady of Victory Church
Hendrick, Hudson
William Baker
Donald Rizzo
John A. Keegan
Cochairman
William Quinn
Joseph Heenan
Rival Unions Announce No Raiding Peace Pact
Two large unions the United Auto Workers and the International Association of Machinists announced a no raiding peace pact through Secretary of Labor Tobin. The accord bans members from being recruited where the other has bargaining rights, covering auto and aircraft plants among others.
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Washington (P
Tobin
Walter A. Reuther
United Auto Workers
International Association of Machinists
Israeli Police Break Up Communist Disturbance
Police in Tel Aviv dispersed a crowd of about 500 Communists protesting discrimination in communal farm operation. Reserves in helmets and shields blocked a central square to stop entry toward the Jewish Agency building where a ten day sitdown strike had continued.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jewish Agency
Dewey Appointees Up For Approval
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey sent appointments for confirmation to the State Senate. Laura M. Whitefield of Albany and Fred W. Stein of Glens Falls were named as judicial district representatives on the State Board of Social Welfare. Whitefield hails from the Third District and Stein from the Fourth District, with respective regional counties noted.
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Corresonnde
Thomas E. Dew
Laura MM. Whitefsid
Albany
Fred W. Stein
Glens Falls
State Board of Social Welfare
Whitefield
Dure
Rensselaer
Steim
New York
Fears A-Bomb Blitz Sparks Senate Warning
New York report notes Sen Karl Mundt warns Aus Sin may possess stockpiled peeks that could prompt a rapid US retaliation in seconds. Mundt cautions the danger of a surprise nuclear strike and the potential for a swift, devastating response.
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New York
Karl Mundt
R-S. DD
Aus- Sin
Osf
United States
Paight Girl's Mother To Testify In Defense
Bridgeport Connecticut. A mother of a widow to be Carel Ann Paight will testify in defense today. Defense attorney David Geldstein said the 11 year old girl Mrs Mary Paight is scheduled as the first witness when the second week of Carol Ann Paight's second degree murder trial resumes after a weekend recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Carel Ann Paight
Asan
David Geld
Stein
Imau
Mary Paight
Carol Ann
H Club Opens Seams Project For March of Dimes Drive
At a Schaghticoke HM H Club meeting held at Mrs. Arthur Petersons home, members agreed to work on a seam viewing project and each member would make candy to support the March of Dimes fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaghticoke
Arthur Péterson
Wicks Replaces McAffer on State G.O.P. Committee
State Senate Leader Arthur H. Wicks of Kingston was named to the executive committee of the State Republican Committee succeeding Kenneth McAffer of Albany who recently became a State Supreme Court justice. Fred J. Parrish was also appointed to the committee along with Judge McAffer, replacing Thomas Broderick who died October 1. The group reiterated the demand for repeal of wartime excise taxes and announced a second $10 plate fundraising dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on May 4 following the first event that raised 145000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Arthur H. Wicks
Kingston
Kenneth
McAaffer
Albany
Supreme Court
Fred J. Parrish
Monroe County
McAt Ifer
William J. Pfeiffer
Parrish
Thomas Broderick
Justice McAffer
Scout Council to elect leaders at annual meeting
The Uncle Sam Council Boy Scouts will hold its annual meeting and fellowship dinner Thursday at The Hendrick Hudson. An afternoon session from 4 pm will cover elections of officers and annual reports led by George E. Dayla, council president. The dinner will award River Beaver and Foxie Scout ranks to six members, with training awards and remarks by A Kendall Roberts. Dramatizations of local scouting history will follow under Harold B. Howe as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Council
Boy Scouta
Hendrick Hudson
George E. Dayla
Jnwards
A. Kendall Roberts
Troy Attorney
Scouta
Cuba
Harold B. Howe
Talk On 2 Way Radio Scheduled At School
P. KR Kendall of the Motorola y Corp will give a talk on two way radio communication at the next meeting of the Amateur Radio Club of the Veterans Vocational School Thursday at the school. Leo J Corrigan of Scotia was reelected president of the club at all recent meetings. Other officers elected include Albert Gauthier Waterford vice president Eugene Robbflard Watervliet treasurer Lloyd M McMullen Troy secretary Francis A Allen Canandaigua publicity director and John Lubinski Troy station manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. KR. Kendall
Motorolay Corp
Amatuer Radio Club
Veteran's Vocational School
Leo J. Corrigan
Scotia
Albert Gauthier
Waterford
Eugene Robbflard
Watervliet
Lloyd M. McMullen
Troy
Francis A. Allen
Cananda
Train Collision Kills 54 in Northern India
A northern India train collision near Sirhind killed 54 people and injured 64, with four in critical condition. A mail train from Bathinda to Pathankot collided with a freight train, delaying rescue for hours. Government orders a public inquiry into the disaster as crews work to reach the scene.
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India
New Dalhi
Punjab
Raihway
Sirhind
New Delhi
Bath
Pathanket
Kashoai? Bag
Dar
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H. N. Weaver
Dewey
James L. Merical
Fourth Street
St. Mary's Church
John Pakush
Monroe Street
Pakush
Paight
Wicks
McAffer
G.O.P
Scout Council
Heatle
Castile Shampoo & Set
Atla
Chase
ENT
Pelham Manor
Harry
Jan Wright
Pollee
Joseph P. Shields
iJohni J. Noonan
Michael V. Salo
Detective Bureau
Allen
Harvey Allen
Congreen Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Allan Wan
Venice
Italy
Tpe
Y. A
Philco
Philco Research
Philco Syster
Gorgeant Moron
Philem
Marth
State ST. Troy
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