Watervliet Obituary Roundup Funeral Rites Held
A series of funeral services and obituaries from Watervliet and area outline recent deaths and commemorations. The line of services includes Jol A. Dalle of Crescent, Mr Calal, and Jol A Dalle, with interment at St Joseph's Cemetery. Other notices mention Frank H. etc. and Mick Weatherwax, with services at St Joseph's Albany and Crescent Union Cemetery. Interments take place at local Catholic cemeteries, with pastors and choirs noted.
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Calal
Jol A. Dalle
Cresent
A.G. Walwin
Pinieral
Rosstths
Cecile Mivet
Miss Rivet
Clark
Siren Alithony Cianellito
Whtie Urnak
Estoy
Jhaver
Yobster Wlodkinski
Bucke
Touthy de Burke
Src
Sh. da Aonh
Simon Galareage
Sebilmacei Waller Siatilay
Acies
Monands
Melvhmarre
Ollitt
Tomerid
Frank
Ghargh Wit Fey
Henry Bahenrke
Pastor
Pistor
Mickling
Beavers
Waller
Warald Gouthard
Laconart Smith
Fred Vawter Boxatty
Lewlt
Taesoph Kenyon
Tilepment
Wis
Twiliside Wergley
West Stopnentown
Willy
Bochinke
Aid
Odell
Miss Weatherwax
Mick Sirol
Weatherwax
Crescent
Sanday
Crow
Raima Baneral
Brill Avey Alfany
Web
Crescent Union Cemetery
Hrandaford
Cuma
Newey
No Talks Planned With East Germany Says State Department
The State Department said it has no plans to renew talks with East German officials or seek release of Americans held in the Soviet zone. Press officer Jancot White said Washington will press the Soviet Union for help but has not proposed new discussions with East Germany and awaits a response from Moscow on possible assistance.
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State Department
Jancot White
Allwws
By Department
Feenie
Ims
White
Une Department
Auch
Arrest at Prospect Park Pool Shocks Local Patrol
A police assignment led to the removal of Mary I Toole of Inv) Ing Place to her home after a Del Thomas Curler of the Detective Bureau conducted a welfare check near the Prospect Park swimming pool.
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Mary I. Toole
Inv
Ing
Del
Thomas Curler
Detec
Nana
Prospect Park
Bus Crash Kills Driver and Passenger Near Memphis
A Memphis bound bus collided with a truck yesterday, killing the driver Anthony McRed Lendy and passenger Gorge Ortman. About 40 injured, including Louis Cuply and others, were rushed to Community Hospital. The truck overturned, driver pinned, crash halted traffic on the highway.
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Louis Cuply
Hound Bis
Anthony MtaRed Lendy
Mow
Andl Pulasengey
Gorge Ortman
Abou 40
Lowa
Qrtwon
Narsengers Maboard
Memphis
Pblive
Dale
Glasgow
Moy
Naly
Castleton Unit Sponsors Two Day Pete Event
The Castleton unit plans a two day event at Gotps grounds near Edgewood and Green tre queN. WA parade precedes the openings with units including Calaton fife and Taam Corps Millereties Gurps of AN Marettes, three companies of Ute Casula, and others.
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Sorpa of
Chatletor
Tts
Shuead
de Cagilidtes
Ute Casula
Tong Ee Dept
Schodack Landing de Co
Athans
German observers clash over Berlin travel limits
Brandt sends note to the United Nations on restricting travel between East and West Berlin. Rovian observer Von Bruichoppers cites drastic population disruption and business impact. Calls allege violations of the UN charter and Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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United Nrlivms
Atayor Wille Brandt
Wrest Kerlin
United
Aly Holalig
Gighta
Resteigting
Avel
Bernt
Wf Five
Brandt
U.N
Manta Riglé
Teorg von Bruichoppers
Hast
West Berlin
Bram
Witlan
Means of Detecting Nuclear Tests Topic
Geneva AP reports Seigntists from East and West debated whether nuclear tests could be detected by checking sagad waves in the almaplere or liner water. A three hour meeting behind closed doors at the Palace of Nilsons discussed an audisticng system to guard against evasion if a nuclear test ban were outlawed. Soviet and Western experts submitted documents on the subject as the conference week advanced.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Frai East and
Wesk
Nilsons
Bomb threat grounds United Airlines flight to Denver
A United Airlines flight carrying 28 aboard was diverted to Denver after a telephone bomb threat. Chicago police reported an anonymous call received shortly before 6 p.m. local time. The plane landed safely and passengers disembarked at Denver. no device found. A UAL spokesman said authorities were notified and the incident is under investigation.
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Chicago
United Airlines
Denver
Portland
UAT
UAL
P.m. Cdn
Mallee
LAL
U S Fliers Held As Negotiations Develop For Nine Men
A chaotic report lists nine American servicemen released after Soviet mediation and negotiations. The U S embassy confirms progress toward repatriation while officials in Washington stress careful handling of the prisoner return. Names and addresses of the men and their families appear in the dispatch, reflecting a formal transfer process amid postwar scrutiny.
Dog Takes Second Place in Walden Show
The article reports a dog show at Walden where a dog named Walden or related entries placed second in the event. Chester Wilson's standard poodle Beak Gesle is noted, with mention of a third final trophy and companions in the competition.
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Walden
Mita Baker
Kemal Chih
Wallen
Onvonth
Chester Wilson
Lee
Binmind Wojleu
Troys Group
Baltimore Rejects Advertising Tax as unconstitutional ruling
AP reports Circuit Judge Joseph J. Carter held Baltimore's two advertising taxes invalid. The Huey Long tax precedent guided the decision, finding the levies discriminatory and a violation of press freedom. If upheld, the city must refund all collected money and face multiple suits challenging the ordinances.
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Kallroute
Baltiore
Endiy
Joseph J. Carter
Rulinng
Lelivigton
Gartor
Ashe
Bern
Huey Lang Lax
Gyosimin Ve
American Press Co
Supreme Court
Huey Long Lax
Louisiana
Uke Mayer
Ottawa Trip Party Named
The Washington assignment reports Secretary of State and Anil Ila prepare to fly with President Eisenhower to Ottawa for talks with Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. The delegation includes Howard M. Snyder, Thomas J. Blephens, Ann Whitman, Mary Jane Meal frew, and Phyllis Bevo, with return to Washington expected Friday mid afternoon.
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Washington
Anil Ilra
Cansus
Eisenhower
Tonge
Miliary Air Transport Service
Ottawa
United States
Morrmia Teuheriaan
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Rebels Holdouts Seek Recognition Before Freeing U S Men
Reports from Havana indicate rebels demand recognition by the United States and international belligerent status for 38 fighters before releasing 30 captured American servicemen. Fidel and Raul Castro reportedly want direct talks with a U S official, while the army massing for a Batistano drive. Rebel leaders call for a negotiated end as bomb sheltering and fortifications grow in Guantanamo foothills.
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Acoklig Uy Sv
Sihd
Uney
Thetil
United States
Ful Yeneio Batista
Fidel Castro
Raul
UW. 5
Gail E.r. Smith
Washington
Battila
Ako
Sehilagler
Covina
Calif
Sinvlay
Maul Cantro
Pidal
Hai
Americas
Bol Naber
Columbia Broadcasting (A
CBS
Tele Tay
Guantanamo
Cairo
Mafia Leaders Indicted in Federal Case
New York AP report says Vilo Genovese and Vincent Gigante, longtime mob figures, were arrested in New Jersey and Manhattan on narcotics conspiracy charges. U S Attorney Williams called the sealed grand jury indictments a major federal crackdown, with more targets likely to be revealed today as the cases unfold.
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New York
Vilo Genovese
Vinent
Chin
Gigante
Frank Costello
Genovese
Hig
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Gigaste
Hove
Lexingles Avenue
Pat WY Williams
Lote
Las
Yi Williams
Williams
Waderworld Bigs
Svcres
Sicily
Warn Dulles Of Violéire Alleged Brazil Plot
AP dispatch reports United States Secretary of State Dulles dismissing claims of possible violence in Brazil. White House officials questioned the Brazilian Communist plot rumors as typical propaganda. State Department spokesman says authorities will take necessary measures if threats arise.
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Washington
APJ
Sint
State Department
Tralless
Brazil
Jiseeling Kublischek
Finland General Election Early Results Darken Split Nation
Preliminary counts from Finland’s general election show gains for Communists and Conservative Unionists while Center parties falter. Among 2.6 million eligible voters, turnout ranges from 69 to 84 percent as 1446413 votes reported across parties including Agrarian, Social Democrats, Communists, and Finish People with several minor groups trailing.
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Finland
Parlement
Pan
Helsinki
Finish People's
Peredtsa
Legislation Continued on Page 1 Debate Over Travel Rights
The article discusses Senate floor debate on travel rights and passport restrictions. It quotes Senator Hysen Hower warning that strict limits on travel could harm U S foreign relations and citizens' inherent rights. It notes executive concerns to protect security and the need for constitutional guarantees.
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Jony
Unite States of World
United States
Hisenhower
Executive
Inns
Supreme Cort
Welfare Center Activity Report at Hewlitt and Welfare Center
The Hewlitt and Welfare Center at 2228 5Ly Ave run by Seventh Day Adventist Church under Mrs. Begsie Carpenter reports about 2300 clothing items distributed to aid recipients in the last three months. Welfare work notes include MT furniture and dishes given, 8 boxes donated, and nearly 200 hours contributed by members. The center seeks usable clothing and canned goods and accepts donations Monday through Wednesday from 8 am to 3 pm.
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Hewlitt
5Ly Ave
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Begsie Carpenter
Meeting Notice for Mackey Smith Auxiliary at Anverjeat Legion Post
Madeline Mareueel, president, will preside at the Auxiliary meeting to discuss upcoming activities. Hasty rains caused floods and landslides in Korea killing 40 and leaving 2,000 families homeless over the weekend as officials report growing unrest in the Republic of Korea.
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Mackey Smith
Army-Navy Union
al & Pan
Noble Aan Anverjeat Legion
Madeline Mareueel
Seoul
Upi
Korea
Man Steals Tots From Swim Center Pool
AP report describes a bizarre incident where an individual and accomplices attempted to steal items from a swimming pool area, triggering a police response. Details are unclear due to text damage but indicate a pursuit and laboring getaway.
School Board Approves passage way construction plan
The Delts Theta Chi fraternity asked the School Board for permission to construct a service passage to its Hurdett Avenue building, with resurfacing and maintenance to be provided under board jurisdiction and fencing removed to deliver the pathway. The board approved the request and praised retiring teachers with over 40 years of service.
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Page Rib Krenship Education
Mildred Moody
Louise Ingles Mathusialles
MileaUetty Waskins
Dueenstip Education
Sallie, Doyle
Delts Theta Chi
RAL
Hurdett Avenue
Edie Caliolt
Tabow
Helen Ott
Hand
Ike Approves Car Price Tag
President Eisenhower signed a law requiring auto manufacturers to display a price tag on new air mobiles effective Oct 1. The tag must show suggested retail price, accessories, and dealer details including make, model, serial number, dealer name and delivery location, and transportation charges. Senator Mike Monroney said the measure aims to restore consumer confidence amid car market confusion.
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Washington
Eisenhowen
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Alaska senators oppose dogsled racing ban suggestion
Reporters note debate over a proposal that would restrict or ban dogsled racing in Alaska. Several donors and public voices criticize the idea while lawmakers weigh the impacts. A recent Senate discussion included remarks from Lom, Sen, Nichardt, and Newberger, who warned the move would be a grave error.
Rensselaer County 4 H enters Easter cattle tour
Seven representatives from Rensselaer County 4 H Club joined twenty counties at the Easter New York City cattle judging tour. Rensselaer placed 141 as part of an annual practice judging program, not affecting the county state fair judging team.
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Rensselaer County
New York City
Allen Fraynor
Pratt Omce
Kennelly
Navy to Build Robot Brain for Defense Uses
Washington reports the Navy eyes a thinking robot, the Perceptron. Officials say a pilot model could be ready in about a year. Potential roles include space data gathering, aircraft and missile identification, automatic landing, language translation, and reading printed material. The machine could perceive surroundings without human training.
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Washington
API
Office of Navel Research
Navy
Wagner
Mazari
Coitrel
Cancer risks sketched amid smoke and air pollution
A speech cites ongoing research to identify factors causing cancer, including smoking and air pollution. It notes 450,000 new cancer cases yearly in the United States, about 290,000 deaths, and 70,000 hospital patients, with a yearly economic loss around 12 billion dollars.
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Man
Teller
Breathienty
Chaplain Vesper Speaker At Oak Point Conference
George Pi Morgan, resident chaplain at RP, served as daily Vespers speaker during the Cresay terian Young People's Summer Conference at Oak Point on the St. Lawrence River. About one hundred youths from northern central New York attended, with upcoming camps planned. Morgan attended meetings of campus ministry groups and spoke at major church events in Elmhurst, Syracuse, and at Watson Homestead.
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George Pi Mogan
Oak Point
Morgan
Wlutorst College
Elmhurst
Bishe
New York Synod of the United Tresbyterian Church
Syracuse University
Simmer
New York
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