Six Point Council chairmen named for committee appoin tments
Grand Kalehy Joly A Mare tugel af the Waterviles Knights of Columbus will appoint chair men committees for the six point council program for the dimning year at the regalty Meet Lig of the group to be held to morrow at 8:20 pm at the count rooms. The anneekime steam report will be read by chairman Anthony A Boila during Law bobiness session rid Deputy Hdward W wat the 50th New Yate has invited awembals of one Council in witless. The conferral of the 1st degree wfen members of the new Lads thay Council today at Aslo p.m al Gibbons Tall Slony College FHh SOW district degree vam will work the degree under the direction of Mr Minostaus.
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Grand Kalehy Joly A. Mare Tugel
Waterviles Knights of Columbus
Six Point Council
Anthony A. Boila
Hdward W. Wat
Witless
Aslo P.m
Gibbons Tall
Slony College
Minostaus
Noonan Family Celebrates Abraham Anniversary
A Noonans celebration marked ABth anniversary with a dinner party at Walters Roast Gounty Clk. Guests included Mr and Mrs Veter Noonan and Biavathters, Panels and Penny, Bran, William Noonan, Cooney family members, and several others attending the home event.
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Peter, Noonan
Honeu
Walters
Mrz. Veter
Noonan
Maniethe Cooney
Leh Me Lean
Jackie Mr. Lean
Nancy Smith Elected President at Wesleyan Unit
Nancy Smith was elected president of the Young People’s Charge at the First Wesleyan Methodist Church unit meeting. She succeeded William Mein as president. Other officers named include first vice president Fois Fluol, secretary Herb Erly Ross, treasurer William Meésky, and youth solicitor Frances Good. A Communion service followed the officer installation.
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Nancy Sun
Miss Smith
Wiliam Mein
Fois Fluol
Herb ‘Erly Ross
William Meésky
Reasurer
Frances
Othre Canmmittees
Rites Held For Widow Of Judge McMahon
Widow of Judge McMahon honored in a high mass service at St. Bridget's Church Watervale with Monsignor Burns presiding. Transfer to Saint Agnes Cemetery followed interment. Local Catholic societies and delegations attended the wake and home visitations, led by Msgr. Hanrahan and other clergy.
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Tha Laneral
Watheys II
McMahon
Dudge Doii
Watuevlal
Parker Bros
St. Bridget’s Church
Rey
Ibines Bo Tanerhan
Mohn
Hour
James Turlop
St. Coleman's Haine
Little League Results Listed In Weekend Opener
The Warewvliel Little League Aho division Mackey Motors beat the Mets at Walneylel High School. Aric Kuentzel pitched for Mackey, with Lin Parco delivering key doubles scoring Randy Michosiowa and Mike Basle. Frank Basle led at bat with two RBIs, while Pat Riley caught. Schedule details for Jumbo and Peanut divisions follow, with games set at Little League Park under AL Van Buren.
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Mackey Motors
Mets
Ae Ovine Bill
Walneylel High School
Aric Kuentzel
Lo Parco
Mackey
Iass
Bob Vartantin
Dim Whealley
Lon Gaol
Vartinlat
Bili Ruenteel
Mackoys
Lin Parco
Randy Michosiowa
Thnen
Mike Basle
Tor Ure
Pmks
Gary van Vrankelt
Pat Riley
Vets
Elks
White Eagles
Omorrow
Amy
Cramel’s
Thupslay
Markey
Tmatars
Faith Cramel
AL van Buren
Four Slightly Injured In Auto Crash In Troy
A two car collision at 16th Ave and 23rd St in Troy left four people with minor injuries. The Danaher family car from Maple Ave Troy, driven by Mare Danaher, struck a car driven by Biagio Carbone of 351 Ath Ave Troy. Passengers May Noberis and Avley Live in Troy were injured, while Eleanor Carbone and Carol Repon of Troy were also hurt. Both cars had front end damage.
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WatervHet
Fouth
16Th Ave
Mare Rard Danaher
Maple Ave
Tepy
10Th Ave
Biagio Carbone
Troy
Pat McNamara Faces Labor Role and Rackets Debate
Detroit born Senator Pat McNamara, long tied to labor unions, acts as a centrist voice on labor issues in the Senate. He defends a middle road stance, opposing anti-labor measures while criticizing heavy-handed investigations, and he recalls his rise from pipefitter to lawmaker amid tensions with labor leaders and party leadership.
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Washington Capy
Denvievalle
Senate
Dlamor
Johnson
Pat No
Nat
McNamara
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Elvetims
McClellan
Pat McNamara
Teamsters
Wammy Bella
Hoffa
Auto Workers
Walter Heather
Maren
Onion
Afl-Cio
Broadway
McNatara
Tran
Wolfind
Lyndon B. dInbison
Rackets Committee
Johny. McClellan
McNanwra
Nanya
Opnese Suvepity
Detroit
Eas
Tos
Labor
Hts
McNamar
Thor
Respublican
Homer Ferguson
Hig- Alate Sandlers
Uin
Naliong
McNamee
Tabor
Crile
Rights survey slated for Latin women
Guatemala educator Mrs Graciela Quan Yalenauda president says her organization will conduct a country by country study of obstacles preventing women from exercising their rights with emphasis on educational and training opportunities available to them.
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Guatemala
Mayor Will Head Civic Chest Group
Mayor Will Head Civic Chest Group announces Watervliet Civic Chest 15th annual drive chairmen Emmett Masterson James Sage and Francis Wallingford named co chairmen of the committee Industrial committee first to be announced forthcoming drive opens September 22 and runs through October 6 with Martin honored as campaign leader
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Wagh & Donnelly
Civic Chest
Emmett Masterson
James S. Sage
Francis
J. Wallingford
Mastarson
Martin ‘Comajian
Oxzies Edge Simonians In First Game Of Doubleheader
The Oxzies won 10 to 7 at Congress Park as Tom Loucks pitched six innings, holding the Simonians to five hits. Jerry Hinman and Tom Tace had key hits, including a bases loaded triple, to drive four runs for Simonians. In the nightcap the Quitseam defeated Carmel G behind L N Haskell, with John Romeo taking the loss. Vankehl homered and doubled for Carmel G. Non Schott added a nine-homer and a double for MI Carmel.
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Waver
Mer
Siontan-Avakian
Congress Park
Tom Loucks
T Te Simonians
Watervliet
Ton Alaxantan
Cocea
Jerry Hinman
Tom Tace
Alexans Fat
Mr. Carmel
LN Haskell
John Romeo
Vankehl
Non Schott
Carmel
Emergency call aids Samuel Robinson at 0:05 PM
The inhalator squad was summoned at 0 05 PM to 20H Tat Ave to assist Samuel Robinson who was in distress. The squad returned minutes later.
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Pum Cfo
Samuel Robinson
Trojan Fined For Passing Red Light
Willian J. Magill, 20, of 2120 6th Ave Troy, fined 83 in Police Court Saturday after pleading guilty to passing a red traffic light. Acting City Court Judge Mudge Salmo Rooney presided. Magill was arrested at 740 am Saturday by Patrolman Joseph Fishafley after he ran the stop light at 25th Stand and AYE.
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Willian J. Magill
6Th Ave
Troy
Mudge Salmo
Rooney
Magill
Joseph Fish
Watervliet Church Activities Schedule
Church notices list St Wallicks Miraculous Medal Devotions tonight at 7 30 pm St Neugets Miraculous Medal Devotions today at 7 20 pm Our Lady of Mt Carmel tomorrow at 1 30 pm Novena in honor of St Anthony of Padua Trinity Episcopal Wednesday and 1 30 pm Second Baptist Whist event Choir practice at Third Ave Methodist Wednesday 7 pm Roy Sears Wednesday 7 30 pm Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 pm Choir practice Sunday 7 pm Young Adults volleyball scheduled nearby churches and meetings noted.
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St. Wallick's
St. Neuget’s
St. Anthony of Padua
Trinity Episcopal
Roy Sears
Mrnday
Consumption Of Fats Shows Gain In US
A Washington analysis of an Agriculture Department household food survey indicates Americans are consuming more fats than at any time since 2006. The report highlights shifts in dietary fats across the population with implications for nutrition policy and health guidance.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
al Une
New Plastic Tile Aids Floor Coverings Adopted
New York floor covering firms announce plastic tile with pre glued base and synthetic rubber coating. The tile carries adhesive on its underside and presses onto the floor to secure itself. The innovation aims to simplify installation and provide durable surface coverings.
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Ilas
New York
Pie
New York insurers report 1967 investment gains drop from 28S% to 3.73%
Interest earnings from invested funds by U.S. life and fire insurers in 1967 rose to 3.73 percent after investment expenses, down sharply from 28S percent the prior year, according to industry figures in New York.
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New York
New York City Airports Lag In Jet Age Planning
The article surveys how major U S and European airports, including New York area facilities Idlewild LaGuardia and Newark, delay jet age preparations while cities like Dallas and Boston ramp up. It notes future jet operations eyed for Idlewild around late 1950s, with expansions, new terminals, noise considerations, and international jet demonstrations shaping national plans. Prominent figures such as George Coker of Dallas aviation and Port Authority officials comment on balancing airport capacity, jet compatibility, and regulatory approvals.
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Sin
Franelsea
Alrerntl
Sam Pronecisco
Everglades
Minn International
U.S
Europe
Jelager
Aire
New York
Idlewild International
Judy
Augustiff
West Germany
Prankhors
Rhein-Main
Jelport
Miami
Kansas City
Daly Lars
Sam Fratersea
Chicago
O'Hare Pield
Boston
Chantilly
Washington, D. I
Port of New York Authority
Ydllewild International
la Guardia
Newark
Alport
Hudson
Port Authority
Iinporty
American World Airways
Mewild
Paris
Noyly
American Airlines
Egular
Pitcher
Baltimore
Norv
Secohd
Lefloreams
American
Pan American
Trans World Airilies
UnitedAirlies
Nidlewild
Idlewild
Long Island
Manhattan
Spikesman
Othey
Stockholm
Orly Field
Llagest Nendache
Mol Naise
Harald Mesursuith
Superi
Green Island CWV Plans July Meeting and Booths
At a Green Island Catholic War Veterans meeting, William Melty was named chairman of the sleet dancing group with Thomas Hools assisting. July 24 and 25 are set. Robert Bean leads the social committee. Others named include Samuel Piccavilly Edward Stewkins William Decorcey Nel thew Levins and Bernard Lae Jeunesse. Arthur St John chair of the dance booth with John Lamb and Thomas Hurley. Frank Molloy heads the novelty booth committee aided by Michael Cova Gustave Poleln William Messier and Joh Simontk Alfred Stewart leads the division booth with Daniel Keating Edward Goldhig Now pkageerty and George Van Auken. The CWV auxiliary will oversee jewelry cake and booths. Knights of Columbus meet Green Island council members at 7:30 p.m. to discuss a new cauil plan chaired by Peter A Fulgan and wand kulgh.
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Willian Melty
Gree Island
Thomas, Hools
John Lamb
Thomas Hurley
Frank Molloy
Novalty Hoath
Michael Cova
Gustave Poleln
William Messier
Ant Joh Simontk
Alfred Stewart
Daniel Keating
Edward Goldhig
Pkageerty
George van Auken
CWV
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