Volunteer Firemen Open 20th Annual Convention
Volunteers from upstate counties gathered in Rennselaer and Clinton Heights for the Burdsea Mohawie Volunteer Fire Association’s 20th annual convention. Events included a Mardi Gras parade along Ridge Road with apparatus judged stationary at Ridge Road and a gathering at Columbia High School for the annual dinner. Local officials and dignitaries led sessions, with reports, officer elections, and remarks by Seib Z. Cale and Joseph F. Gillecruf.
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Inia Rennselaer
Clinton Heights Yealer
Burdsea-Mohawie Volunteer Fire Quent Association
Eiectric
Avenua
Exel Greenhuals
Cohuroain High School
Columbia Murnpike
Warnigip
Ridge Road
Phils
William Attias
Jann
Ford, Jr
Ravena Hosa Co
Joseph Slain
Amsterdam
Ballinton Spa
Thomas SH. Clark
Tuliscanton
Joseph F Gillecruf
New York
Wasonal Board of Fire Underwriters
Edward
Cureen
Albany
G.I. B. Minic
T. Ginaton
Renssilaer
Hush
Shawood Park
Béxt-Luther Fire Department
We & Bruen Hose Co
Miller Hose Co
Brurn Feacue
Clinton Heightons
Taxes WContinued and Public Debate on Government Aid
Fragmented remarks show Fran Vinge and others arguing for or against government action on taxation and relief. Senate figures indicate no tax action before fall, with discussions of wartime and postwar deficits, debt, and budget allocations amid unclear political support.
Playground events and show draw at local fair
The report lists winners in a series of events including horseshoes and doubles and singles contests. Monitors named include Tre Cavalin Don Bonenvinio Toni Regusia Pilar Velenth and others with attendance at 260 Cink Avenue. A doll show and varied games filled the program with a focus on sports and fair activities.
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Bed Torhe Dondur
Tre Cavalin
Don Bonenvinio
Toni Regusia
Pilar Velenth
Ned Fab Zurns
Astendance Way
Cink Avenue
Raweha
May Linu Baliia
Janes McGit
Manersnasl
Bi Bybel
Lodge Installs New Officers At Ceremonies
The lodge installed new officers including Saten Dal and Susan Ryadouph amid ceremonies. Attendees listed include Gale Pitts, Lindsay, and David O Hara with Agnes Beaman also installed. Deputy sheriff and other dignitaries attended. the evening featured a dance, games, and reports on upcoming activities for the next term.
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Anidy Hah
Teun Baydor
Gale Pitts
Lindsay
David O’hara
Atlondahes
Unclear OCR fragment on town rival and reserve groups
Fragmentary text references rivalry and a town, a reserve group, and names such as David stufdebean and GaeMle Spencer. Details are garbled with many missing or misread words, making a coherent event hard to determine. No clear outcome or dates emerge from the readable portions.
Officials Resume Work on Jap Peace Treaty
Washington officials reopened active work on a Japanese peace treaty negotiation. Secretary of State Dean Acheson discussed with J. Fonter ue as Republican advisers and policy aides examine Japan policy amid the Korean situation.
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Peace Trewy
Attorney General Rules On Delivery Of Overtime Pay
The attorney general ruled on overtime pay delivery, stating wages must be paid within six days after earned or with the regular check. Railroads are exempt. the ruling covers workers paid biweekly and requires not delaying due wages beyond the regular payday.
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Generral
Geneis
Nathanielly
Galdsteley
Dlra
Tae
Statr
Labor Department
Gener
Wow Department
Indlent
Henit
Two Drivers Injured In Smashup At Adams And Second
At midnight last night a collision at Adams Street and Lec Land Street injured two drivers. Cohoes resident James He Tompking, 32 Whita Street, owner and sedan driver, was taken to St Marys Hospital with forehead lacerations and shoulder abrasion. Dominick Conetts, 20 Liberty Street, Simnford Conn, truck driver, suffered a neck injury and was also taken to the same hospital. Both vehicles were severely damaged and towed to Trunsdell garage.
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al Adams
Nol Vanklesy
James He
Whita Street
Cohoes
St. Mary's Hospital
Dominick Conetts
Liberty Street
Slimnford
Conn
Tefl
Samia Hospital
John Kane
Bernard Maitsen
Lo Trunsdell
Adams Street
Tevek
Lecland
Cottislan
Auto Crash Leads To Arm Injury In City Street
A driver struck in an auto accident caused extensive arm injuries on West Sand Lake Road. Hospital staff treated the patient and noted the incident required a transfer for further care. Police identified involved parties and continued the investigation as a crowd gathered for the week’s events. Attendance reached about 2,000 in the city during the conservative week program.
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Laka
Ritendahds
Vofadshield
Recapture Forces In South Korea Battle Update
The 24th Army division presses Taejon area as North Korean forces probe southward. Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, last seen near Taejon, led a stubborn defense amid house to house fighting. U.S. forces report delaying the North Korean pursuit at Taejon while engaging with tanks and bazooka rocket launchers. Allies redeploy the 25th and First Cavalry along the eastern line as broadcasts note shifts in tactics and possible counterattacks from the North.
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Taejon
2Th
William F. Dean
Arimuni- Hoa
Busan
Tiessen
Oelpg Murs
MacAritn
Toby
Wechania
U. & Infantry
U.S
Gearal MacArthur
Restank Yechon
Hforce
Tris
Taegu
Pusan
Yechon
Hina
Varlon
Tasson
Itha
Korea
Layabert
Negratas
U. S
Corland van Schuyler
Tnid
Armed Services
Plana
Annual Picnic Of DeMelay Unit Set For Tomorrow
Troy Chapter Geder’nl DeMelay iil holds its annual outing and picnic tomorrow at Kayduross Park in Saratoga Springs. More than 10 chapter members and guests expected to attend with a program including swimming and sports. Autos leave at 10 a.m. from the Masonic Temple.
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Troy
Geder'nl DeMelaiil
Kayduross Park
Saratoga Springs
Masonic Temple
Janeh
Taek McCumber
He Svenk
Guard mobilization plan targets select combat units
The Army seeks immediate voluntary service of officers and men in certain grades as it plans a division sized movement. About twenty artillery combat teams and 42 antiaircraft groups may qualify. Notices go to units yesterday amid a reserve and National Guard total around 920,000.
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Caf
Ubu
Army
Hela Arkilierys Ar
Cavalry
Engineers
Catfles
Signal Corps
Tillery Police
Yunita
Cegimentai
Sore
Purple Heart Chapter Elects Delegates
Troy Chapter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart elected four delegates and their alternates for the national convention to be held August 2 to 24 in Worcester Massachusetts. Delegates named were Giles Burkhardt William Long John E Bithe s and William Lemmien. Alternates were Timothy L Collis Herman Goyze Willan J Full and Thomas McLen. Henry OD Madsen resigned as senior vice commander and Ng Collins was elected to succeed him. Mr Pull was elected to succeed Mr Colling as junior vice commander Donald Brassard was elected statutory committee member and the chapter pledged to elect Mr Burkhardt as national senior vice commander at the forthcoming national convention.
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Troy
Order of the Purple Heart
Worcester
Giles Burkhardt
William Long
Johni Ebithes
William Lemmien
Timothy L. Collis
Herman Goyze
Willan
J. Full
Thomas McLen
Henry OD. Madsen
Ng. Collins
Mr. Pull
Check Oven Size Before Buying A Cogkie Shent
The note warns buyers to verify the shent fits their oven with at least one inch clearance on all sides. It stresses ensuring correct size for the oven and mentions a specific brand or term Sten related to the item.
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