Dewane of Hudson Ave Attends Cornell Institute
Green Island resident Dewane of 119 Hudson Avenue attends a program at Cornell University run by the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Dewane serves as president of Federal Labor Union No. 23091, APL, at the Mimons Machine Tool Corp in Albany.
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We Dewane
Hudson Avenue
Institute For Tales
Laeters
Ucted
Cornell University
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Dewane
Mimons Machine Tool Carp
Albany
Congressman's Narrow Escape From Knife Incident
Congressman Leonard Irving narrowly escaped a stabbing during a union meeting in Rahs City Missouri. Ralph Dabney intervened as a knife attacked the congressman while about 500 union members watched a reporting event. Police treated two knife victims and a riot prompted a large police response.
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Rahs City
Leonard Irving
Foilce
Truman
Ralph Dabnay
Teving
Hod Carriers
Social visits across states noted among residents
Schaghticoke Mr and Mrs Harry Green visit brother Robert Doen in Michigan. Mrs Inez Dalton of Auburn visits sister Adelaide Philips. Mr and Mrs W Wallace Foster entertain sister Milas Rita Gregory of Dannemora. Mr and Mrs Loren Brenenatuhi of Williamstown were recent guests.
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Harry Green
Robert Doen
Michigan
Inez Dalton
Auburn
Adelaide Philips
W. Wallace Foster J
Milas Rita Gregory
Dannemora
Loren Brenenatuhi
Williamstown
Community Notes From Valley Falls Area
Local families entertain relatives and guests from Coburg Canada and Round Lake. Scouts return from Camp Rotary at Davitt's Lake and plan a Schaghticoke Fair Grounds steam fundraiser. Leland Marcellus hosts a joint birthday party for Alvis and Barb with friends. Also advice column urges cleaning air surfaces before painting.
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B.scurtis
Eugene Putnam
Hampton Beach
N. OH
Margaret Jackson
Sidney Greenaway
Coburg
Canada
W. Elmer Wiley
Rodney ©. Winans
Round Lake
Earl Cleaves
Altamont
Harmon McLenahan
Stillwater
Frank Cleaves
Jocal Boy Scouts
Bam Miller
Rotary
Davitt’s Lake
Schag-a-Wa
Schaghticoke Fair Grounds
Valley Falls
Reserva' Liane
Steam
Leland Marcellus
Alvis
Bar
Inventor Durand Dies A Phonograph Pioneer At 77
Nelson C. Durand of East Orange New Jersey died Tuesday at 77. He worked with Thomas A. Edison on the phonograph as a dictating instrument for office work. President Truman returned to Washington yesterday at 9 15 am by air from Chicago in two hours and three minutes.
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Dies
East Orange
N. J
Nelson C. Durand
Thomas A. Edison
Washington
Trumman
Chitrago
Mets Jobless Bonatite Likely To Fad Monday
The report notes fading jobless benefits under the Servicemen's Readjustment Act as Congress shows little will to extend the program beyond its 52 week maximum. Payments have surpassed three and a half million dollars. President Truman requested a one year extension, but Congress remains largely opposed.
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Mets
Washington
Monsey Mars
Truman
Congress
Fire Destroys Barns at Ten Eyck Farms Near Albany
A large barn and two silos burned at Indian Ladder farms owned by Peter G. D. Ten Eyck near Albany. Superintendent Robert Meachem put damages over 50000 dollars. Fire chief George Hotaling blamed spontaneous combustion. a worker found the blaze in the hay mow as Jed helped move about 100 cattle to safety. The Ten Eycks were away on vacation in Alaska.
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Peter G. D. Ten Eyck
Albany
Robert Meachem
Voorheesville
George Hotaling
Jed
Ten Eyck
Alaska
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