St Patrick's Appoints Organist James Gilmore Named
James Gilmore, longtime musician and former Proctor's Theater director, is named organist at St Patrick's Church Albany effective August 4. He has held posts at Mt Mary’s Amsterdam Augustine’s Church and Palace Theater Albany and worked with Frohman and Fox Studios. Gilmore, brother of Daniel Gilmore head of Employer Relations at Watervliet Arsenal, is from Watervliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ¥. Gilmore
Proctor's Theater Orchestra
St. Augustina’s Church
Mt. Mary's
Amsterdam
Bt. Patrick's Church
James H. Gilmora
Sixth Street
Waterviiet
Gilmore Setan
Billy” Francis
Charles Frohman
Proctor
Ruk
Halen Ford
Palace Theater
Albany
Rt. Angustine's
Aimsterdam
Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
Daniel A. Gilmore
Watervliet Arsenal
Former Baldwin President Dies In Car Crash Near Puebla
Three Americans including George Houston, former Baldwin Locomotive Company president, were killed in a crash 100 miles northeast of Puebla, near Téclutlán. The victims, Houston, Cole Bruner and Niawife Vertrudis Bruner, died when their car hit a parked truck. Bruner worked at a canning factory owned by Houston and John McGilvray. Houston, born in Louisville in 1883, led Baldwin from 1928 to 1930.
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Puebla
Mexico
George Houston
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Here
Téclutlan
Houston
Cole Bruner
Nia
Vertrudis Bruner
Bruner
John McGilvray
McGilvray
Louisville
Fire on Turkish Ship Kills Dozens in Steerage
Turkish ship Chorum, sailing on the Black Sea, suffered a devastating blaze Saturday night. Semi-official sources reported more than fifty dead in smoke filled steerage. Anatolia cited a toll around forty at noon with Newapa estimating higher. No official communique issued. Reports mention possible chemical exposure or a film shipment explosion in the hold below third class passengers.
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Tetanbul
Turkey
Black Sea
Anatolia Ageady
Newapace
Limit Use Of Water Plattsburg A
Plattsburg imposes an emergency water restriction by order of Mayor Horace Davies prohibiting nonhousehold use during a drought except for essential needs and arc heating. The measure targets conservation in the city during tough conditions.
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Plattsburg
Horace ¥. Davies
Tito Seeks Firm Stand on Greece and Loans for Yugoslavia
Tito defended Yugoslavia against Greek war spillover and urged firmness in defending socialism. He outlined using external loans for machinery and agriculture while avoiding arms purchases, insisting loan terms be nonpolitical. He cited copper sales and progress toward the five year plan, noting coal and nonferrous output goals amid limited mining equipment.
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Tito
Yugnaiavie Fn
Greece
Yugoslavia
Joan
Copimer
People's Front
Abandon Hunt For Ship s Reported Afire At Sea
A 30 hour search 360 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras ended with Coast Guard planes and two cutters leaving the area after a two day sweep of about 3,000 square miles failed to find signs of the vessel or crew. Officials would not confirm if an SOS received Saturday at 7.04 am EST could have been a hoax.
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Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guard
Braymer Will Sets Trust For Widow
The will of Albert Braymer of Granville is admitted to probate in Washington County. It places the rest and personal property in trust for the widow and names Ler F Phelps and others as trustees. Executors are John Brayter and others, with witnesses Paul Faanh and Marry Sefulis.
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Albert Braymer
Granville
Washington County
Hudson Falls
Wrt
Braymer
F Phelps
Idan
John Brayter
Tphelps
Paul Faanh
Marry
Fragmented report from unfamiliar text about a family event
The readable line describes a father named Nerman and a home scene in Chats with unclear sequence. The fragmentary OCR yields few concrete details beyond family presence and a bar setting.
Tragic Yacht Blast Claims General Prichard and Others
Rescue efforts followed a boat explosion on the Helicon owned by Bolling L. Powell Sr. General Prichard, Navy Captain Luhonder in serious condition, and Mrs Prichard survived the wreck while General Prichard’s body was recovered. Coroner McDonald noted concussion in Prichard and Painter.
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District of Columbia
A. Magruder McDonald
Prichard
Colonel Biddle
Biddleslee
Thyalanders
Witnemen
Biddle i
Sen. Prichaed
Prichaed
Almont
Pot
218Th Armored
Italy
Biddlefield
Roosevelt
United States
Poland
Netherlands
Belgium
Norway
Philadelphia
Navy Authoritine
Luhonder
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
J. Gen. Prichard
Smith
Meld
Iowa
Min and
Mry Dacoh A. Prichard
West Point Studing
Morroigeide College
Sioux City
Gray
Albany Man Dies In Cottage At Snyder's Lake
Thomas Davis, 43, of 687 North Pearl Street Albany, died suddenly of a heart attack at his cottage on Snyder's Lake last night. His wife Eneen found him unresponsive and called emergency services. Dr Edmund Wallnar pronounced him dead on arrival. Rensselaer County Coroner Ant Summer ruled death natural. Rescue crews attempted to revive him but were unable.
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Thomas Davis
Pearl Street
Albany
Troy Avenue
Lake
Eneen
Shinhelater
Parched Farmlands Still Need More Rain
New York UP reports rain soaked parched farmlands across the northeast yesterday though drought areas in parts of New Jersey Maine and Western New York saw relief. Farm experts warn one good shower cannot end weeks of drought and ongoing moisture is needed to salvage crops.
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New York
New Jersey
Maine
Mont
Long Island
Farmers To View Demonstration Of Conservation
Northern New York farmers will attend a field day on August 25 at the W. Guy Smith & Son farm in Chariton Saratoga County. Curtis Robinson, chairman, notes the program emphasizes soil management and practical practices for most farms. Demonstrations cover diversion ditch penst striation hedge row removal farm pond strip cropping pasture clearing and improvement sponsored by Saratoga Washington Montgomery and Fulton districts with help from New York State Soil Conservation and Extension services.
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W. Guy Smith &Son
Chariton
Saratoga County
Curtis Robinson
New York
Saratoga
Washington
Montgomery
Fulton
New York State Soil Conservation and Extersion Services
Laundry Owner Frank Cone Dies at Green Island Home
Frank Cone co owner of Quality Laundry died suddenly yesterday at 3 Center Street Green Island after period under physician care. Born in Trox he moved to Green Island thirty years ago and was active in St Josephs Church Holy Name Society and Green Island Council Knights of Columbus. Survived by wife Mary Connell Cons a een Frank J Cone and three sisters Mrs William Shubert Mrs Thomas McDonnell of Troy and Mrs Arthur Breau l of Northside.
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Frank Cone
Quality Laundry
Center Street
Green Island
Trox
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Name Society
William Shubert
Thomas McDonnell
Troy
Arthur Breaul
Northside
M. Edmuunds
H. Edmunds
Boston and Javis
Broadway
St. Peter's Church
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Frances C. Shepard
Mary Tuite
William V
Stephen
Joseph Edmunda
Waltham
Mass
Fred J. Lowe
Fifth Avenue
Iam
Ella F. Colvin
Wiliam Colvin
Pinewoods Avenue
Colvin
Ella F. Hongastine
Second Presbyterian Church
Ruth E.sharpe
George W. Borthwick
Oakwood Cemetery
Frederick Lake
Glenwood ‘Boulevard
Schenectady
Ellis Hospital
New Salem
General Electric
Luke
Old State Street Presbyterian Church
Minnie Morgan
Ira Luke
James Luke
Ann Hayes
Ida Pierce
St. Petersburg
Fla
Oakwood Clery
George 4. Delahanty
Mary A. Murray Delahanty
Fourth Street
John Murray F
Mary McGuirk
St. Joseph’e Church
George J. Delahanty
Elizabeth M
Helen G
Theresa M
Shirley M. Delahaoty
Gearze
George F
Charles F
John J. Murray
St. Joseph's Cemetery
West Sand Lake Band Plans Concert Program
The West Sand Lake band schedules a three band concert with a rehearsal tomorrow evening at Firemen's Hall. The pomona grange picnic will be held at 1:30 PM Saturday at Schaghicoke. Jonathan's rehearsal will be led by HK. OD. Vincent.
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West Sand Lake
Firemen’s Hall
Rensselaer County
Pomona Grange
Schaghucoke
Tomar
Jon
HK. OD
Compromise Rejected In Syrian Israel Talks
Deadlock lingered in Syrian Israeli armistice talks over demilitarization of a three mile strip around Samakh an area near Lake Tiberias. Syrians demand Israeli withdrawal from the RIRA and challenge previous occupation claims. A compromise was proposed by U N observers but talks stalled.
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Mshmar Hay Yarden
Palestine
Yasterday
Samakhan
Lake Ti- Nerias
Sea of Galilea
Teraelis
Rira
Ald
2 Trice
WA U
William &. Riley
U.N
Physician Dies After Long Service in Saranac Lake
Dr John Con fost ray Ruscell, a physician from Hanrock Michigan, died yesterday at 87. He led the Saranac Lake Savings and Loan Association for many years and was long a local medical pillar.
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John Con Fost Ray Ruscell
Saranac Lake
Hanrock
Mich
Friends Service Sponsors Peace Seminar at Bennington College
The American Friends Service Committee funds a six week world peace seminar at Bennington College with thirty five students from Arabia Armenia Austria Canada Chile China Czechoslovakia Egypt Germany Greece Iran Liberia Nigeria Poland and Russia. A visiting faculty of experts in sociology economics history politics and international relations will guide the study and discussion.
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American Friends Service Committee
Bennington College
Ave
United States
Arabia
Armenia
Austria
Canada
Chile
China
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Germany
Greece
Iran
Liberia
Nigeria
Poland
Russia
Tuly Danta
State Issues New Directory of Airports
The State Department of Commerce released a new airport directory showing 266 public air pads across the state with 2 communities marked for state safety. Commissioner Harold Keller said maps relate airports to county lines waterways and larger communities and could be obtained from the Commerce Department. Claude B. Friday, acting director, prepared the most comprehensive air map.
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State Department of Commerce
Harold Keller
Commerce Department
Claude B. Friday
Obituaries and funeral notices in regional town
Multiple obituaries and funeral details for Edmunds, Colvin, Close, Lake, Delahanty, Murray Delahanty, Robinson, Brezenski, VanDemark, and Erma appear from homes and churches in Schenectady, Hoosick Falls, Elmwood Hills, and nearby areas. Survivors include spouses, siblings, and children. services list churches, cemeteries, and times, with interment at Oakwood and St Josephs settings.
Dollar Crisis Conference Heads to Embassy News Conference
Dollar Crisis continues as Snyder travels to Brussels for talks with Belgian Finance Minister Gaston Lyskeda and other authorities while awaiting a news conference at the American embassy. He declined to predict effects of Britain’s stand on dollar buying cuts.
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Brussela
Snyder
Gaston Lyskeda
John Wood
U. S. Treasury
London
Britain
U. S
Lewis Douglas
Averell Harriman
Sir Stafford
United States
Squad Extinguishes Refrigerator Blaze
A late day fire at Front Street involved a refrigerator blaze extinguished by a fire squad. The incident occurred around 12 Tem, with responders from the local department, bearing details about the hose lines and a temporary banter line to access the alley.
Accidents Continues From Page Seven
Four brothers were injured in a two car collision at about 3 20 p m Saturday near Lake George Bolton High Way The injured are Philip 11 Gerald 9 and Richard White 11 all of Bolton Landing Jesse Monroe 12 and Lawrence R Sherman 29 of Bolton Landing The White children are in Glens Falls Hospital Philip suffers a fractured arm and ribs and may have a skull fracture He is in serious condition Gerald and Richard have lacerations and bruises Sherman has lacerations to the left side of the face They are in good condition The accident involved Sherman s car and a car driven by Joseph Hrynyk of New York City Hrynyk entered the highway from a side road He was to ...
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Lake George-Bolton High
iWay
Philip
Gerald
Richard White
Jesse Monroe
Lawrence R. Sherman
Bolton Landing
Stanley White
Sherman
Glens Falls Hospital
Richard
Joseph Ansynki
Warrensburg
Frank Sherman
Joseph Htrynyk
York City
Hrynyk
Harry K. Thaw
Aummer Resort
Shuet
Stricken Woman Taken To St Marys Hospital
Catherine Wright aged 71 of 155 Ferry Fi Street was reported in fair condition at St Marys Hospital after collapsing in a Fourth Street restaurant Saturday night. The Troy Fire Department inhalator squad was called when she became ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wright
Ferry Fi Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Fourth Street
Troy
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St. Patrick’s
Baldwin Firm
Bedjord
John J. Boland
James F. Gilmore
Roapheerre
Toravegiald
Nerman
Peepee Ps
Peepee
T Hill
Postoffice
Snyder's Lake
Harvey
West Sand Lake Band
Friends Service
Mister
Lester J. Clow
Lester J. Close
Seventh Avenue
Ballston Spa
Mae Craft
Loretta Close
Morris Funeral
H. Boardman, Jones
Christ Episcopal Church
Elmwood Hills
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hoosick Falls
George
Walker
Shearers
Lan Mulvihill
Jobin J Labanowski
Klenara Cuddihy
Frans Davock
Mra
Breginakt
Frieda Brezinski
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Renton Fo Rudieill
Mise Grace van’ Demark
Elebard Jordan
Carl, William, Harold
Frederick Grimm
Mise Mary X. Erma
Tam Asturdas
Hemsyck Street
Ho Roardmarn Denes
Christ Epiaropal pChurch
Iz Beatera
James Naismith
YMCA
Springfield
Mara
USA
Amarttetes
Uateteim
Tb Minne
Valier Palle
Rene
ABC
Peles
Griffin
Orien
Chelan Sane
Wales
Weeds
Ema Home Swilders
Lew Com Homes
Burrs
Ernst Rin Im
P. F. Hartung, JR
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