Bond issues approved for Colonie Village projects
Colonie Village voters approved two bond measures totaling 40000 for reconstruction of the front Lashoft and for a new street department garage plus remodeling of the Village Mall at a cost of 15000. The actions prompted debate over taxes and office space for village officials.
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Colonie Village Department
George
Village Mall
Colonie Village
Trederick Bauer
Ronald Goulty
Chester Abbott
Waler
John Dehring
Walter Bennett
Abbott
Sprinkling Ban Order Continued in Colonie
Town of Colonie sprinkling ban remains in effect despite relaxed hours, per Latham Water District Superintendent Edward Denison who warns further easing could cause trouble. Also reported: a petit larceny case in Albany City Police Court and a road collision on Bayle and Jay streets left several injured.
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Colonie
Latham Water District
Edward Denison
Denison
Duck F. Carter
Albany County
Petit
Corler
Joseph Ryan
Vic
Vulowic
Ryan
Albany
Ryan Ray
Mohan Sforza
Rawle St
Franeie Cirlie
West
Colombia
Coheus
Girl Scout Consultants Still Sought in Latham Area
Mrs Haze DeWitt chair of the Latham Neighborhood Girl Scouts appeals for volunteer program consultants to assist with badge work. She notes no volunteers have answered the call and says leaders cannot progress without help. About one hour weekly from women skilled in hobbies like painting and singing is requested. contacts are Mrs Jacob Hunt, badge interviewer.
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Haze DeWitt
Latham
Girl Senate
Sirs. Delitt
Latham Area
Dacob Hunt
Two Fire Groups To Hold Outings
Town of Colonir and nearby fire departments plan annual clamsteams next month. Midway Fire Department steam will be held in Midway Grove on Aug. in Midway. West Albany Fire District No. 2 hosts clamsteam Aug. 2 at the Vigars place fire house Town View Manor group to meet Mosquito control and mail delivery service are on the agenda at the Town View Manor Homeowners Assn meeting on Everett Road.
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Une
George F. Bott
Frank Knizek
Albert Lawton
Lincoln Park
Cnlanic
William R. Cook
Howred
Saddlewood Barn Owners Assn
New Street Department
Ate Fall
Albert, Hartheimer
Alvany
Colonir
Volute Ioer
Midway
Midway Grove
Albany Fire District No. 2
Vigars Place
Town View Manor
View Manor
Bopam
Everett Road
Lightning Kills Retired Blacksmith at Clearwater Beach
William R. Auchmoorly, 78, a retired blacksmith from Yonkers, New York, was struck and killed by lightning Monday while ashore from a small boat at Clearwater Beach, Florida.
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Clearwater Brack, Fla
William RB. Auchmoorly
Yonkers
Fire department report highlights drills and mutual aid calls
Lashoft cites fire department activity in the first half of the year with twenty six drills, twelve mutual aid calls, and two parades. Most calls were for praés fires, indicating ongoing fire emergency response and community events.
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Praés
Lashoft
Crossword puzzle clues and apparent garbled entries
A jumble of crossword puzzle items and scattered proper nouns. The text lists many names and terms such as Apawat Kaitly guod and Beograd Beograd among others, interspersed with references to countries, currencies, and unclear item labels. The fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic, non-cohesive item set without a clear narrative.
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Eile
Pat Havers
Tromitngted
Al-Wemattys
Ketver
Germany
Venti
Cambridge Summer Notices and Local Events in Cambridge
Cambridge Almanac lists residents spending summer months including Alvin Hunt of Psierson and Florence Robertson of Paterson. visits by Gwen Jones of Falls Church to her mother Mrs. McClellan, and Richard Davson attending Columbia University. Local reunions, picnics, and the American Legion carnival planned as upbeat summer activities.
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Alvin Hunt
Psierson
Gwen T. Jones
Falls Church
Robert, McClellan
Richard Davson
Cambridge Central School
Columbia University
Florence Tobertson
Paterson
Lisman White
Hazlinsky
Center
Cambridge
Women's Assn
Colla
Mary McClellan Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Waller W. Capryx
Ugies
Catholic Daughters of America
White Rock
South Granville
Volunteers Ready Plans For Fair Day
The Rengseleer County Mire Chiefs Assn plans its annual Firemen's Day with Schaghticoke Fair activities on September 5. An 8 p.m. meeting at the fairgrounds will feature Schaghtinoke Fire Department Chief William Moon presiding and deputy county fire coordinator Irving O. Butcher as president. Fire Chief Carl J. O'Brien will announce prizes and organize the parade as hundreds of firemen from area companies gather for contests trophies and viewing. The group will address new limits on fire apparatus leaving communities amid state oversight by Arthur Levitt and Bowls of Five Commissioners.
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Rengseleer
Mire Chiefs Assn
Connetion
Schaghticok
Schaghlonke
William Moon
Irving
Butcher
Speigie Loch
Speigie
Carl J. O'Brien
Comer Brunswick
al- Tair
Arthur Levitt
Special Troy Common Council to Meet for Budget and Planning
The Troy Common Council will hold a special session in the chambers of the Rensselaer County Court House to designate polling places regulate street light ordinances and hear a 15000 budget measure plus a Fifth Avenue Bus Co franchise and an Interest Tree loan for water system plans. City Clerk Thomas M. Mena Jr. notes only agenda items may be considered.
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Ponder
Fir
14Th Wa
Fifth Avenue Bus Co
T He
Roval Yovernmene
Troy
Thomas MW. Mena Fn Jr
Connell
Khrushchev Visits Warsaw Amid Communist Unity Display
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Warsaw for a state visit to showcase solidarity between Moscow and Warsaw as Cold War tensions rise. He was greeted by Polish Communist Party leader Władysław Gomułka and hosted by Premier Józef Cyrankiewicz. About 15,000 people cheered at the airport as Khrushchev's party traveled in escorted motor convoys.
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Syviet
Khrushchey
Polis
Bose
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Oelohoy
Poland
Stalioom
Hussain
Firyabin
Josef Cyrankiewices
Yolizh
Communist Party Polituro
O Eheets
Prescription price average at drug stores reported
TheHealth News Institute reports the average U S prescription price at drug stores is 2.90 dollars. This reflects a nationwide estimate amid ongoing monitoring of retail pharmacy costs and patient affordability.
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U.S
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