Greeks Showed Little Interest in Yugoslav Peace Offer
Greek Foreign Ministry rejected Yugoslav goodwill as insufficient while Belgrade pressed mediation aims at ending border provocations. Athens noted no shift in stance and warned of possible forthcoming UN actions against Yugoslavia amid tensions over the Greek border.
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Athens
Yurseglaria
Foreign Ministry
Trysven
United Nations
Jana Filvan
Perpearset
U.N. Commission On
Balkans
Grence
Yugoslavia
Greece
Belgrade
Lake Success
Balkan
Cominforts
Marahal Tho
Five Still Missing After Squall Hits Long Island
A severe squall on Long Island Sound left five missing more than 24 hours after at least seven people drowned. Coast Guard crews searched a 40 mile waterway from Jamaica Bay to Huntington while 300 small craft overturned or swamped. Six drowning victims were confirmed, plus a mall boy swept from a rock into a Central Park lake.
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New York
Long Isand Sound
Coast Guard
Long Island
Jamaica Bay
Huntington
Central Park
Dad Of Island Children Ordered to Mental Health Evaluation
A Navy veteran identified as Donald Frasier of Port Jervis was held for psychiatric examination after leaving his two children, Peggy aged five and Yat eleless three, alone on an island in the Raveca River for 24 hours. Children’s Court Judge Leon Yahle suspended further action until a hospital report, with Frasier already pleading guilty to endangering the children’s health. He faces up to a year in jail and an $800 fine if convicted.
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Agracuns
I Eland
Raveca
Syracuse
Yateleless
Housing Program Aims 50 000 Units in First Year
Washington reports Housing Administrator Raymond Foley announcing a target of 50 000 public housing units in the program's first year. He expects 80 000 by year end as Congress shapes the bill through Senate House conferees.
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Washington
Raymond Foley
Foley
Truman
Congress
Senate House
Feéley
Man Taken To Hospital After Dog Bite Incident
A man was removed to St. Marys hospital yesterday afternoon from his home in a police radio car by Patrolmen Karl Pandt and Frank Turner after a dog bite on the left leg. He was treated and not detained at the hospital.
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Frank Mattoon
St. Mary's Hospital
Karl Pandt
Frank Turner
New Hearing Device Aims Silent In-Ear Receiver Button
A faulty OCR-like report describes a new ear device claiming invisible receivers and unobtrusive use. It mentions improved hearing with no visible button and notes marketing to the Deaf community, with references to Restore and Depry brands and a call to order from Chicmen & OT.
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Eno
Peonnte
Funeral Held For Upstate Polio Victim
The funeral for Raymond Peets of Hebron Washington County was held yesterday afternoon at Stevens and Price Funeral Home Granville with Rev J Duke King officiating. Interment followed at Mettowee Cemetery Pawlet Vermont. Peets died Saturday at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after ten days as a patient doctors say polio claimed his life. He is survived by his widow Ethel Palmer Peets five children Acton Ramona Jo Ann Lynn and William his mother Beanie Ayers Hebron and a brother Lawrence Peets Arlington Virginia.
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Raymond ¢ Perts
Hebron
Washington County
Waa
Stevens and Price
Granville
J. Duke King
Congregational Church
Mettowee Cemetery
Pawlet
Preta
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Burke Dlefendorf
Peets
Ethel Palmer
Acton
Ramona
Jo Ann
Lynn
William Peats
Beanie Ayers
Lawrence Peets
Arlington
Two Area Marriages Terminated By Court
Two area divorces decreed by judges yesterday. Mrs Mildred French of 7 College Avenue wins custody of five children and alimony of 40 a week from Edward French of 1888 Highland Avenue. The couple married in 1937. Ruth M Page of 24 White Street Cohoes obtains an annulment from Raymond Page of 42 Congress Street Troy. they were married in 146.
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Wren
Roaene V. Blewanrth
Mildred French
College Avenue
Edward French
Highland Avenue
French
Winantanu
William
H. Murray
Ruth M. Page
White Street
Cohoes
Raymond
Page
Congress Street
Troy
Co- Thoes
Horseshoe Contest Slated At Schaghticoke
A horseshoe pitching contest will be held at Schaghticoke fair grounds on Saturday August 6 by the Rensselaer County Farm Bureau. The winner receives a trophy and may represent the county at the state wide contest at the New York State Fair in Syracuse in September. Entry blanks available at the farm bureau office.
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Schaghticoke Fair Grounds
Renssner County Farm Bureau
New York State Fair
Syracuse
Farm Bureau
Teachers debate raises freedom and communism fears
A Washington panel hears teachers urge more diverse views while debating the Communist Party's role in schools. Critics push for limits on Communist influence and federal aid to education, with comments from educators and officials including Mrs Pearl Wanamaker.
Slaying Unification Bill Ties Ex Convict to Murders
Eureka California reports a former convict, Harry Brea Guldbrandsen, implicated in the bludgeoning of a mother and her roommate during a Sonoma County incident. A separate Washington note covers Rep Vinson proposing amendments to the armed forces unification bill to safeguard civilian control and set NSC membership.
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Two Friends
Eureka
Cal
AmuAa
Hemboldt
Jack Lendon
Guldbrandsen
Peter J. Flint
Merchant, Marine School
Alameda
Peter J
Jensen
Maparate
On¢Ar Fonoma
Mies
Paxet
Sonoma
Washington
Vinson
Ever Artees
Unitedates
Vincon
Sruman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Security Council
Senato
Senate
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Stephentown Opens Memorial Library
Stephentown opens a Memorial Library building costing 3500 largely funded by local volunteers. The one story structure features dual World War and GI honor plaques and will be open Wednesdays and Saturdays 1 to 5 pm with Lewis V. Griffin as president of the board and Ulis Blanche Coffey as librarian. The dedication date is forthcoming.
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Breonentown
Lewis V. Griffin
Board of
Librast
Ulis Blanche
Coffey
Griffin
Ace
Lawrencé Manna
Harvey Pease
Frederica Haley
Horace Bateman
Leonard Smith
Irene Silvernal
Cav eIn Traps Glens Falls Man In Ditch
Melvin Pettigrew of 2847 Hudson Avenue Glens Falls was buried under dirt when an excavation walls collapsed during water pipe work for Hudson Falls near Melbourne Avenue. He suffered a fractured pelvis and was listed in fair condition after coworkers freed him and he was taken to Glens Falls Hospital.
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Melvin Pettigrew
Hudson Avenue
Glens Falls
Pettigrew
Hudson Falls
Melburne Avenue
Argyle Man Heads Legion Committee
LeRoy Barkley of Argyle was named commander of the Washington County American Legion Committee. New officers include R. Wayne Bentley of Hudson Falls as first vice commander Paul Austin of Cambridge as second vice commander John O'Brien of Whitehall as judge advocate Thomas Sherrin of Greenwich as historian Wilfred J. Philion of Hudson Falls as service officer Hall Miemer of Hudson Falls as assistant John C Hoffman of Whitehall and Harold Douglas of Granville as executive committeemen Delegates to the department convention in Buffalo were named from Whitehall Granville Hudson Falls Cambridge Fort Ann Salem Fort Edward Argyle and Clemons with Barkley and other local reps.
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LeRoy Barkley
Argyle
Washington County
American Legion
R. Wayne Bentley
Hudson Falls
Paul Austin
Cambridge
John O'Brien
Whitehall
Thomas Sherrin
Green
Henry Gurney
Joseph Forencer Granville
Norman Hendrikson
Edward Dollard
Fort Ann
Percy L. Shaw
Salem
James Lewis
UN Economic Council Opens Geneva Session
The United Nations Economic Council opened its ninth session in Geneva with talks to begin on proposals related to aid to underdeveloped countries and expanding technical assistance. A Soviet proposal sought referral of the matter to the Economic and Social Council's committee for full debate.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations Social and Economic Council
Truman
Rusean
Amarnapy Aru i Hiunian
Soviet Union
Une IR Nation Comie Economic Committee
Fulton Candy Factory Damaged By Fire
Fire damaged the Fulton Candy Factory causing extensive damage to machinery and stock. Fire crews battled flames after sparks ignited combustible materials, with reports of powder and milk chocolate components affected and an emergency crew responding to the blaze.
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Fulton Candy Factory
Fulton
Peter Carter
Sas
Weining
Fenrth
Rtomer
Fem
Center Das Camp Hen Record Opening
Community center hosts opening event with speakers and schedule details. Attendees include local leaders Femiure and Sperone. program includes reads and activities for a youth group. Officials note ongoing project aims at improving community services and youth engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Camp Hen
Citywide health drive targets tuberculosis relief
Health officials aim to boost campaign totals over the next three days with a drive stationing near Deetstere, Fritts 4 and 134th to encourage vaccinations and awareness in the effort against tuberculosis.
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Fritts
Unraham
Iiet
Atlantic Pact debate tests arms program and unity
Senate debate on the Atlantic Pact features strong defense of the arms program by Connally while Taft calls for conditional aid terms. He warns against escape clauses and urges careful scrutiny of treaty obligations as leaders cite former Soviet-dominated states and the need for united free nations against aggression.
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Senate
Taft
Cr-Ohio
Greece
Turkey
France
Arma
Connally
Congress
Gor
Russia
Soviet Union
Estonia
Latvia
Lituania
Czecho- Sovakia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Yugoslavia
Albania
Free Nations
Attorney Named for Estate of J Gordon Santer
Miles A. McGrane of Troy is listed as the attorney for the estate of J Gordon Santer who died June 7. The earlier report incorrectly named Joseph B. Mulbol as attorney.
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Miles A. McGrane
J. Gordon Santer
Troy
Joseph B. Mulbolind
U.S. Economic Board Reports on ECA Funding and Currency Moves
The Economic Cooperation Administration council reports through March and says ECA funds should not be used to boost foreign reserve stocks. Britain faces a dollar and gold shortfall, while currency revaluations may help export expansion. Finland lowers its currency 17.1 percent as Sweden and others may follow, and U.S. officials warn of rising difficulty selling goods unless currencies stabilize. Census Bureau notes imports rose slightly but remain below 1948–49 levels.
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Oral Reserve Board
Eupora Import Bank
Economic Cooperation Administration
Truman
Congress
Britain
Council
Europe
United States
U. S
Finland
Sweden
Census Bureau
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Norton
Willard Spalding
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