Two Injured As Car Hits Pole In Troy
Two Troy men were injured when a car left the road and hit a New York Power and Light pole at 107th Street and Second Avenue around 4 10 am Saturday. Driver W B Carey 39 of 117 Third Street and passenger George Laughlin 34 of 2610 Lavin Court were taken to Samaritan Hospital. Carey had chest injuries and was released. Laughlin had facial and chest injuries and was kept for observation. Police investigated the crash led by Patrolmen William E Lewis and Francis X Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Second Avenue
New York Power & Light Corp
W. B. Carey
Third Street
George Laughlin
Lavin Court
Samaritan Hospital
Leonard Hospital
Carey
Troy Bankers Attend Syracuse Public Relations Session
Joseph N. Delaney of National City Bank and Harold M. J. Lewis of Manufacturers National Bank will attend the second annual resident session of the Bankers' School of Public Relations. The event is sponsored by the New York State Bankers' Association and Syracuse University on the university campus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Delaney
National City Bank
Harold M. J. Lewis
Manufacturers National Bank
Bankers’ School of Public Relations
New York State Bankers’ Association
Syracuse University
Senate Panel Approves Reds Curbs Bill After Clark Letter
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee backed a bill to curb Communist influence by requiring registration of Communist and front organizations, prohibiting Communist literature broadcasts, and criminalizing conspiracy to create a foreign-dominated government. Penalties include up to $10,000 fines and ten years in prison. provisions extend the statute of limitations to ten years. Senator Mundt led the measure, adding provisions in response to Attorney General Clark’s request for stricter internal security laws after the Alger Hiss case discussion.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Mundt
3. D
Atty
Tom Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clark
Alger’ Hiss
Henry Julien Wadleigh
State Department
Wadleigh
New Hampshire Champion Wins New York Chicken Contest
George Enderly of Camillus captured the New York State chicken of tomorrow title at Joseph Chuckrow's Sons plant. His entry, 12 week olds averaging 4.08 pounds, led the field with Ronald Bennett of Ionia, Ontario County taking junior division honors for 4-H Club members. The contest, run by the U S Department of Agriculture and sponsored by A and P, aims to promote faster growing birds with more white meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
George Enderly
Camillus
New York State
Joseph Chuckrow
Three Men In Area At Forestry School
Three area men gain first hand knowledge of the forest during a one week study at the New York State College of Forestry summer camp at Cranberry Lake in the Central Adirondacks. Students include Harry K R Cote, Edgar E Senter, and John K G Tamanen as part of a large Adirondacks camp of 1138 students this season, with daily classes and field work on the college forest grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Forestry
Cranberry Lake
Central Adirondacks
Harry KR. Cote
E. L. Cote
Third Avenue
Edgar E. Senter
John E, Senter
Stephentown
Center
John K. G. Tamanen
Eva Maki
Shushan
Adirondacks
College Forest
United States
Warning on Draft Questionnaires for Renmetaer County Men
Draft officials warned Saturday that men who fail to return Selective Service questionnaires in Renmetaer County could be classified 1-A and inducted as delinquents once the Fensselaer County draft board receives a call for draftees. All men within draft age must complete and return the questionnaire within ten days of receipt.
Dorothy Banker Heads Auxiliary At Wynantskill
Dorothy Banker named President of the new Women's Auxiliary to Wynantskill Volunteer Fire Department at the organization's meeting. Officers include Alice Wolfe as vice president Ruth Vail recording secretary Irene Gunther financial secretary Patricia Koon treasurer Loveman Coonr Adl chaplain Walter Queil sergeant at arms. Thirteen charter members attended the first meeting with charter open until Oct 20. Next meeting Monday Aug 1 with by laws to be drawn for firemen approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Banker
Wynantskill
Alice Wolfe
Ruth Vail
Irene Gunther
Patricia Koon
Loveman Coonradl
Walter Queil
Misa Banker
Women
Mias Banker
Conrad
Jobless Insurance Claims Hit New High
Washington an official report shows unemployment insurance payments for June reaching a record 154,696,000 with 1814.09 recipients on average per month. First six months total reached 800,000 almost double the prior year, while June saw about 100,000 more claimants than May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert C. Goodwin
Bureau of Employment Security
American forces to hold large German maneuvers in September
Army headquarters announced a major joint training exercise in Frankfurt Germany from September 7 to 17 involving the Army Navy and Air Force. Practically all personnel of American units in the European Command are to participate with about 166 men likely to be called into action.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Army
Navy
Air Force
Fragmented OCR note on Paint Trojans and editorial inquiry
Fragmented text centers on a report about Paint Trojans, Norman, and an investigative claim involving a person named Trey Ares and a conservative magazine. It mentions a request to verify regulations, possible severed material, and references to teachers and tracking. The readable fragments show uncertain details and political critique without a clear timeline or outcome.
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Artagtes
Calinge
Beraeer
Arlington Seeley Injured In Route 9 Crash
Arlington J Seeley Jr a 34 year old chiropractor from Troy and Round Lake suffered injuries to his left hip and wrist when his car collided at Route 9 with a vehicle driven by William Best 63 of Schenectady. Best received scalp laceration and was hospitalized. The Seeley family also suffered injuries including a broken nose and ankle bruises to Mrs Mabel Seeley 33 and cuts to their two daughters Aileen Jane 6 and Margaret Ann Seeley. Edgar Best 17 suffered an arm injury. Police at Saratoga investigated.
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Arlington
J. Seeley, Jr
Troy
Round Lake
Saratoga
Jonesville
Mechanicville
Seeley
Mabel Seeley
Aileen Jane
Mage
Ann Seeley
Edgar Best
Police Take Three Persons To Hospital
Troy police aided three persons who were taken ill Saturday morning and removed to St Marys Hospital in radio cars. Mary Ellen Cohen eight of 175 Division Street stricken at home taken to hospital 12 30 am by Patrolmen Bernard Madsen and August M Rokjer held for observation. Walter Larkin three of 126 River Street taken to hospital 10 10 am by Patrolmen Theodore J Morselio and Milton D Hems held for observation. Edward Couture sixty two of 50 King Street taken ill in Bridge Avenue removed to the same hospital by Patrolmen George F Ruft and John F Hourigan after treatment he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
St. Mary's Hospital
Mary Ellen Cohen
Division Street
Bernard Madsen
August M. Rokjer
Walter Larkin
River Street
Odore J. Morselio
Milton D.hems
Edward Couture
King Street
Bridge Avenue
George F. Ruff T
John F. Hourigan
Typhoon strikes Okinawa as Okinawa loses contact
A typhoon battered Okinawa on Saturday with winds reported between 500 and 120 knots. Army weather units said contact with the island had been broken since 2 pm, and the storm veered northwest of Shanghai after impacting Okinawa.
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Okinawa
Tokyo
Aince
Shanghai
Death Cab Driver Held On Charge of Manslaughter
Albany cab driver Harry M. Downey, 47, arraigned on second degree manslaughter after a runaway taxi struck and killed a 6 year old girl, Marlene Kent, crossing Clinton Avenue and North Swan Street. Downey committed to Albany County Jail, $2,500 bond set, pending Monday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Downey
Albany
Marlene Kent
Oenton Avenue
Albany County
Ball
Martin Schenck
Robert, J. Laffin
Edward Kent
First Street
Clinton Avenue
North Swan Street
Downey
Hedges Lake Pavilion and 140 Acres Sold
Hedges Lake pavilion in Cambridge, a summer resort and camp favored by Troy residents, was sold to Mr and Mrs Gordon J Nesbitt of White Creek. They purchased from Mr and Mrs Clarence Crosier of Bennington Vermont, owners since January 1947, following Nesbitt’s nine year tenure at Prudential Life Insurance Co. as an agent in the Bennington district.
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Hedges Lake Pavilion
Cambridge
Troy
Gor
Don J. Nesbitt
White Creek
Clarence Crosier
Bennington
Nesbitt
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Clear River Of Water Chestnuts
Four Army Engineer barges leased by the State Conservation Department will clear water chestnut weeds in the Mohawk River from Niskayuna to the Cohoes dam this summer. The work, supported by underwater cutters, aims to eradicate the weed and may expand to the Hudson River southward later.
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U. 8
Army
Mohawk River
Niskayuna
Cohoes
US 8
Army Engineers
State Conservation Department
Potomac River
Hudson River
Troy
Hudson
Mohawk
Conservation Department
Cohoes Dam
Upstate County Wildlife Project Assigns Four Men
Four youths joined the Division of Fish and Game to assist the Washington County soil conservation district in surveying designing and aiding in building wildlife marshes for muskrats waterfowl and income. The project aims to provide controlled trapping and steady water levels to support muskrat housing and waterfowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Olean, Jr
Watervilet
Te Division of Fish and Game
The
State Conservation Department
Washington County Soil Conservation District
Albany Woman Reaches 99th Birthday At Home
An Albany resident who vividly recalls Lincoln’s death and funeral marked her 99th birthday at home on Friday praising hard work plain food and good physician for keeping her hale and hearty through the years.
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Albany
Lincoln
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Fifth Ave
Con Ws Todey
Mintzer Petroleum Corp
Senate Committee
Forestry
America
Westover-Wolfe Motors, Inc
Joan Schrager
Jewish Community Center
Mid City Park
Barbara Clifford
Doris Gutin
Dorothy Dauber
Norman
Arlington Seeley
Troy Underwriters
Walter G. Love
Thompson & Sen
James Dunne, Jr
B. A. Ferion & Sen
Witer Reserance Service
Allen van Wie
Arthur W. Lofgren
Steeley A. Pettinger Everett , Snyder
Reginald J, Corignae
Wiliam Nelterteh, Jr
A. Graham
Edward J. Weel
Troy Underwriters’ Associatien
Association
Edward A. Fitzgerald
A. Chas, Berger, Inc
Hudson Valley Agency
Chas, WH. Gardner Agency
Ghobrest-Duns Agency, Inc
Donlea & Son
Seden Agency
Loa
Choe. A. Berthey, Inc
Outer
Robert
Watervliet
Fayette
Merve
Ckeete Ageecy
Reiph M, Saehion
Upstate County Wildlife Project
Lamot
George M. Bauer, Jr
Scotia
Union College
Gerald He ‘Ook
Hall Smith's College
Olsen
Alea i McDonough, Jr
Mande i
John Vandewater
Granville
Alton
DB. Corpell
Uny
Argyle
Herman Liebiz
Roscoe J. Ely
Hebron
George Lundy
Theown
Hartford
Camille Kramer
Jaclosy
South Hadlay
Mast
Green Inland
Mia
Kramer
Ibved
Wik
Short
Fourth Street
Troy, N.Y
Berk-Ray
Hill's
Broadway
Postoffice
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