100000 Visitors Clocked At Vacation Exhibit
A visitor count reached 100000 at New York State Vacation Information Center's State Travel Exhibit. The center, at Union Depot, showcases travel services and accommodations for New York state. The current photography exhibit is joint sponsored by the State Department and the National Association of Photographic Manufacturers.
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Eagmen
New York State
Abany
Mate Department of Commerce
State Department
National Association of Photographic Manufacturers
New York
Scouts Find Lost Boy In 25 Minutes At Camp Botary
Scouts at Camp Botary staged a training emergency in which a lost boy was found in 25 minutes after a 7 48 p m alarm. Troop 25 from West Band Lake located a wooden cutout of a child as the final cue, with leadership noting the drill should be treated as real if heard again.
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Botary
Lyall Bowen
Ael
Broun
Rotary
White Church
Cavitte Lake
Hlalahoen
Schute
Weat Band Lake
Clinton E. Rowe
Anatha
Brothers Fined After Argument Over Driving
Everett and Floyd Thomas of Trev and Clover Thomas of Hoo per Falls argued over who would drive an automobile. They were arrested at Rensselaer Monday and fined 10 each after Patrolman Beaudir and Leffler intervened. Held guilty of disorderly conduct in Rensselaer City Court, Judge LaVerne G. Lewis imposed the fines.
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Everett
Floyd Thomas
Trev
Clover Thomas
Hooper Falls
Rensselaer
Harry Beaudir
John Leffler
Poline
LaVerne G. Lewis
Landslide Buries Six in Kumamoto City Kyushu
A landslide in Kumamoto City Kyushu buried three houses and left six people missing. Of twenty occupants, the Kyoto News Agency said eleven were rescued and three bodies were recovered.
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Tokyo
Kumamoto
Kyushu
Kyoto
I To B Education Bill Sparks Senate Fight
Senator Iverson condemns the Barden provisions in the federal education bill and vows to press a conference committee to strip discriminatory clauses. He notes the Senate already passed a version without such provisions and cites widespread opposition from religious groups and concerns over states rights.
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D.C
Senate
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Hoosick Falls Flood Control Talks Advance
New York visitors Mrs Irving T Hedgen and Mr Irving T Hedgen from Washington D C joined local leaders for a card party fundraiser. Mayor Walter Warren of Boston and others discussed a limited flood control project for Hoosick Falls with Congressman Clarence Cannon and Rep William Byrne.
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Wand
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Walter Kulow
Fred Miller
New York
Roy Wetherby
Record Newspapers
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Washington
D. C
Calais
Walter H. Warren
Boston
Mass
Hoosick Falls
Mary McClellan Hopital
Florence Nightingale
Irving T. Hedges
C.J. Oestricher
Gil
Local residents plan summer visits and church fundraiser
Families from Troy Fond to Lake George travel for vacations and weekends while Rev. Herbert Roberts will speak at Calvary Church on Sunday August 14 at 10 45 am Camp Skye Farm hosts Troy Conference youth from today to July end with Rev Luther Paton and daughter Donna joining the camp activities.
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Wiliam Anderson
Dunsdark Road
Lake George
William Peters
Marjorie
Stop
Troy Fond
Lester, Pa
Rhea Hill
Richard Hill
Schenectady
Mixa Naomi Dawley
Raymond
Herbert Roberts
Calvary Methodial Church
Calvacy Church
Harry Anderson
Kareen
Eddy
Cort
Clarence Claydon
Harald Robinson
Troy Road
Bertha Rockenauer
Charles Sheehan
Old Louion Road
Wiliam Sheehan
Chitae
Diane Pittard
Acquila Pittard
Nancy Willams
William Wiliams
Sophy
Luther AL Pat
Donnas
Local Family News From Cambridge and Stroudsburg
Cambridge residents share family visits as Henry Davie of Stroudsburg extends time with kin. Minx Theresa McClellan returns from a visit with sister Mrs. J B Surdam and family. Mrs Jack M Wells, wife of a local pastor, is patient at Mary McClellan Hospital. Edie Skelnie annual family reunion and picnic set for July 21 at Lake Lautersiale with dinner served at noon. Mr and Mrs C M Katka of Werdbury and Wiliam Murray of Penria have been visiting.
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Henry Davie
Stroudsburg
Theresa McClellan
J. B. Surdam
Ag Howick Friis
Jack M. Wells
First Presbyterian Church
Mary McCelan Hospital
Edie Skelnie
Teenage prize trip to Switzerland linked to Swiss neutrality
Seventeen year old Ann Schuyler of Behanectedy travels two weeks in Switzerland after winning the trip as a prize for her teeth on Swiss neutrality. She arrived by Swiss airplane at Zurich Monday with Bernard Frederick Maake who tutored her at Neut Terraca High School in Schesec tary.
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Bonde
Ann Schuyler
Behanectedy
Switserland
Zurich
Bernard Frederick Maake
Neut Terraca High School
Schesectary
Destrastion of Tokyo and European Reactions
Fragmented text describes political commentary on Tokyo events and international reactions. Mentions London based Cripps and a chancellor figure, with references to loan support and regional powers in a wartime context. Details are garbled but imply global response to a crisis.
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Balterd
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Aiiines Doce
Mellain
Amor
Khaguer
Gortardey
Burieh
Gettserland
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