Cohoes Enacts Bingo Ordinance Pending Referendum
The Cohoes Common Council unanimously passes a bingo ordinance pending a general election referendum on November 4. It permits nonprofit and veterans groups to conduct licensed bingo with a $10 license fee per session and $1 admission, with net proceeds for approved charitable uses and strict prize limits.
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Cohoes
Common Council
Frederick L. Allison
Rand
Whder
Bona Fide
Cerk
State Bingo Commission
Tevenun
Nonth
Nu Alcotalle
Islands Debs Sweep St. Marie's 13-2 in Major Win
Islands Debs dominated St. Marie's 13-2 at The Insular Grounds. Elen McMahon and Franees Stoper sparked offense with singles and a double from Carmela Calderalla. Susur Jakerb and Harriet Charpepe led St. Marie's early scoring, while 80 shortstop duty from Dudy Perry contributed two double-plays for the Debs.
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SS Marie's
Elen McMahon
Franees
Ihreu
Carmela Calderalla
St. Marie's Wan
Susur Jakerb
Harriet Charbepenen
Charshonneau
Shaldig
Ji Firsbagger
Dudy Perry
Agnes Summer Session Opens At Cohoes School
About 185 pupils enrolled for summer sessions at Agnes School in Cohoes with eighth grade coverage and music instruction. Sessions run daily from 8:30 am through the rest of the month, accepting registrations from Cohoes Troy Waterford and nearby communities. A grass fire on Cayuga Street was extinguished by a volunteer crew, and local gaming regulations limit publicity and sponsor oversight with license checks and reporting requirements. The upcoming August primary in Cohoes may be delayed to the general November election with party members voting accordingly.
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SL Agnes’ School
Cahoos
Joseph A. Franklin
Police Chief urges precautions to deter household burglaries
Police Chief Joseph I. Garrett Nas urged Cohous residents to take simple precautions as vacation season begins. He advised leaving delivery notices, having mail held, securing all windows and doors, keeping garage closed, and notifying neighbors and police of absence.
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Joseph I. Garret Nas
Cohous
Femiiman
Garvell
Burghes
Garrett
Engaged Miss Carol Ann Quen to Rosald Bouleris
Announcement states the engagement of Miss Carol Ann Quen of Cobwex Cobwex to Rosald Bouleris of Albany. Miss Quen is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wellford Quen. Bouleris is a graduate of Vincentian Institute Albany and employed by the New York State Department of Health. The wedding is planned for a Saturday at St Agnes Church, Cobwex.
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Ile
Bureey Bhirart
Carol Ann Quen
Daugster
Wellford Qwen
Mastun Ave
Cobwex
Rosaldis
Ars
Viola
Avis
Gungress SL
Joseph Bouleris
Misa Owen
Catholic Cetraigh School
Cray
New York
Medanis
Bowlers
Vincentian Istitute
Albany
New York State Department of Health
Una
SL Agnes’ Church
Gohnes
Halinoon Beach Campers Honor New Officers
Newly elected officers of the Halinoon Beach Campers Assn will be honored at the annual outing with a varied program of sports and entertainment. Wan Thomas Vistek is named president with Bar] Retalalh Bther as incoming Ottielals and other officers listed.
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Halinoon Beach
William Stamell
Thelita Jones
Msabeth Holloce
Council Adopts Semi-Annual Water Rents Roll
The Calines Common Council Tuesday adopted the semi annual water rents roll and directed the city treasurer to extend charges on local properties. Adoption followed a public hearing with petitions to correct minor errors. The roll covers charges for water use for the period. The treasurer will tabulate and mail notices. last period charges totaled 19 102,952.10.
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Calines
Playgrounds to Open With Planned Games and Staff
Playground programs next week will feature jacks, checkers, Mooseshous, sand boxes and squindleraft facilities. The event marks start of football, volleyball and basketball contests with staffed play areas led by directors and teachers. Names listed include Mr Marnean, Mrs Mleangy Stalter, Miss Mary Kilgatson, Miss Pamala Cummings, Anthony Armlin, Richard Miller, John Culley and many others as play readers and leaders across multiple locations such as Prospect Park, Canal Avenue, Kinloch Park, Griswold Seights and more.
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Marne An Will Duelude
Prospect Park
Mleangy Stalter
Divecter
Mary Kilgatson
British protest as China widens purge of diplomats
Britain disclosed new Chinese travel restrictions for diplomats in Peiping and arrested several Chinese servants at foreign missions. British officials said a broader political purge appears under way, with Chinese authorities arresting about 20 servants and tightening travel limits from 38 to 50 miles. UK sources report a drive against revisionist elements amid Beijing pressuring Moscow on policy toward Yugoslavia and Poland.
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Arthur
Gaysion London
Britain
Mest Ching
Peiplig Sind
Srilish Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Peiping
Briain
Cho
Anit
Communist Bloc
Vito
Yugoslavia
Wiatislav Gomulka
Poland
Imre Nagy
Working Papers Distribution Details Announced
Janes W. Wenden director of Continuation School said working papers will be issued Monday through Friday from 180 w until noon in Room 13 at the school on State Street and the avenue. Physical examinations are scheduled Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 4 pm at the same location.
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Janes W. Wenden
State Street
Th Avenue
Tom le
Worker Injures Toes Operating Plant Machine
A Cohoes worker Daniel Campbell was injured yesterday while operating a machine at Albany Corvanated Conta ct Corp on Saratoga Street. He sustained injuries to his right foot, was admitted to the hospital at 615 am for emergency treatment.
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Cohoes
Daniel Campbell
Olmstead St
Albany Corvanated Contact Corp
Saratoga Street
Pam
Traffic injuries after Adams and Fourth crash reported
Six Hart sustains wounds on the forehead knee and ankles when struck by a sedan at Adams and Fourth Streets. The girl was taken to St Mary’s Hospital in satisfactory condition. James Morano 32 of Pawling Ave owned the sedan. Two women hurt in a separate crash on Thats avenue near Eight streets. Toss Pinder 29 of Phillips Lane Glens Falls drove the vehicle. Pinder held at hospital with chest injuries. Melon Conoan 32 of Clifton Ave Albany suffered forehead abrasions and released after treatment. Both taken to St Mary’s Hospital by Ambulance Service Corp. Patrolmen Ryan and Morse report the accidents occurred as cars traveled west toward Inpalls Avenue. The car went to the F and S garage.
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4Th Streets
St Mary's Hospital
Edmund A. Wickey
Wiliam J. Ryan
Clarence Morse
Radio
Patol
Adams Street
Seun
James
Morano
Gol Pawling Ave
Adais Street
Capt. Hickey
Frank Dayton
River St
Worieir
Thats Avenue
Ingills Avenue
Toss Pinder
Phillips Lavenun
Glens Falls
Clifton Ave
Albany
St. Mary's Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Alley
Pinder
Seceria
Galisiaglory
Ryan En Morse
Inpalls Avenue
Colonie Landmark to Be Removed for Gas Station
A landmark in Colonie will be demolished to make way for a service station. The Om Shaker Tavern at the corner of Gshorn Road and Albany Shaker Road will be removed after Msso Standard Oil Co purchased the property from Mrs Edad Gunzinski. Permits to demolish the structure and construct the station were issued.
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Colonie
OM Shaker
Gshorn Road
ibany-Shaker Road
Msso Standard Oil Co
Edad Gunzinski
Waterford Funeral for Miss Carol Onge Held
Funeral services for Miss Carol Onge a Waterford native and Waterford High School student were held at St Mary's Church with high mass. Interment followed at St Mary's Cemetery Waterford with local clergy assisting and delegations from St Mary's Convent, youth groups, nursing staff, and local businesses paying respects. A separate note mentions weddings and community meetings including Bible study and summer service plans.
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Onge
Walereviet
Mal Waterford High
Setood
Lin
Neral Hume
War Feyford
St. Mary's Church
Riqulem
Michard PL Dal Atyalstant
Une Chirch
Tey
Arthur J. Tiley
St. Rita's Cluirehaf
Cohoes
Pyley
Walerford
Miss St. One
Kenneth Phinmer
Kermit G. Plummer
Thomas Parella
Hugh Holton
Donald Bullard
Rudolph Nickles
St Mary's Cemetery
Waterford
Father Daley
Daisy
Father Riley
Sislove of
Morey
St. Mary's Convent
Glass
Youth Council
Waterford High School
Cohoes High School
Albany Hospital
Employes
Te National Automotive Fibre Co
Holf's Diner
Rosary Society of
St. Rita's Church of
Intense Cold Alters Properties Of Metal
Near absolute zero temperatures drastically change metal properties. Sapphires transfer heat significantly better than copper, lead becomes springy like coiled steel, and low temperatures increase strength, making certain alloys five times stronger than at room temperature.
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