Cohoes Lassies Fall In Softball Weekend Action
Cohoes Lassies faced a busy weekend as mothers beat islands 18 to 6 at Lansing Park led by Mrs Kay Hebert with Rita Jonest and Josephine Weissman contributing. Deb mothers won 10 to 4 at Insular Grounds with Ellen McMahon and daughter Ellen both productive at the plate. St Joseph’s Lassies extended their streak with an 8th straight win, overpowering the Red Jets on East Greenbush field as Diane Bourgesis and Donna Dulose combined for three safeties each.
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Cohoes Lassie
St. Marie's
Islan Deb
Lansing Park
Kay Hebert
Rita Jonest
Josephine Weissman
Margaret Dupree
Delores Marois
Pauline Bolen
Gina Gladi
Ellen McMahon
Ellen
Gloria Forget
Mis. Marois
Bowen
Ida Kusawa
Rose Frament
Augbi
Carmella Calderella
Marle Mencues
St. Joxoph’s
Lassies
Red Jets
Greenbush
Six Firemen Return From Summer Vacations
Six members of the Cohdes Fire Department will resume duties today after completing their 21 day vacations. Returning to duty are Clarence Quellette William Nutty Owen Boyd Donald Packer Frank McGrath and Edward Dobrucki. Those leaving for vacations will end August 19 including Lester Hodgins Joseph Kmiec Raymond Gadfora Henry Jacon Robert Baker and Lloyd Andraune. The annual schedule began May 3 and runs through September 30.
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Cohdes
Tal
Clarence Quellette
Wiliam Nutty
Qwen Boyd
Donald Packer
I Frank McGrath
Edward Dobrucki
Lester Hodgins
Joseph Kmiec
Raymond Fadfora
Henry Jacon
Robert Baker
Lloyd Andraune
Island Unit to Review Plans for August Block Party
Vansehaick Benevolent Assn members meet Thursday at 8 30 p m at Al s Restaurant to review past and future activities. Arthur Rixon will preside as reports come from Francis Donton and Benedict Madison on the Wood s Pond fishing contest and Island Debs standings in the Cor hoes League with the major division placing second to St Joseph s Lassies and the minor division winning six to one.
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Vansehaick Benevolent Assn
Al's
3Rd. Street
Arthur Rixon
Association
Francis Donton
Benedict Madison
Wood's Pond
Vetnevans Park
Donton
Corhoes
Correspondent Marjorie Forchilli on summer vacation
Waterford correspondent Mrs. Marjorie Forchilli will be on vacation until Sunday August 3. During this interval any news items may be sent or called in to the Troy office Ashley 2-200.
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Marjorie Forchilli
Waterford
Troy
Ashley
Waterford leagues finalize July standings and floods halt La Plata
Waterford Midget League standings show Knights of Columbus 8 2 lead, followed by Chamber of Commerce 7 3, PTA Blue Sox 6 3, PTA Red Sox 3, Lion's Club 2 8 and American Legion 2 8. Junior League tallies list Fords 9 3, Kavanaughs 8 4, Peek's 7 4, Knicks 0 13. Flooding along the La Plata River in Argentina isolates towns, with 50 to 80 feared drowned and 1,009 families evacuated near La Plata city. Police and military units mobilized for rescues.
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Waterford
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
PTA Blue Sox
PTA Red Sox
Lion's Club
American Legion
Pee
Fords
Kavanaughs
Peek’s
Knicks
Buefins
Aires
Argentina
UFT
Plala
la Plata
Dickinson Enters Race For Senator In New York
New York Commerce Commissioner Edward T. Dickinson 47 formally enters the Democratic race for U S Senate. He cites state economic know how and plans for civil rights and national defense. Others mentioned include Thomas Finletter and James Farley as rivals. Wagner remains a possible alternate. Dickinson, a former Carrier executive and OSS veteran, emphasizes his business and government experience. He is married with a young daughter.
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Dickinson
New York State
United States Senate
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Force
James A. Farley
Robert F. Wagner
Senate
Carrier Corp
Syracuse
Commerce Department
Harriman
Dickingen
OSS
Kenneth B. Keating
Ives
U.S
Paul
Williams
GOP
Nelson A. Rockrfollee
Leonard Hall
Walter Mahoney
Oswald Heck
Eileen Durning
Bronx
Area Man Killed in Utica Highway Crash
William Walker, 45, of 821 State St, Utica, was killed Sunday night when a convertible overturned after a left rear tire blew out on the highway four miles east of Utica. Passengers Selene Kaay, John MacLaay, and James MacLean sustained minor injuries. all were treated and released from Utica hospital. Walker was thrown more than 50 feet into a woods patch.
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Yhruway
Utica
Wiliam W. Walker
State St
Selenec Kaay
Walker
Johin Ay MacLaay
MacLean
James
Schinectady
MacLeans
Ulica
Explosion Shakes New Atomic Sub Growler at Portsmouth
An explosion hit an empty ballast tank on the U S Navy submarine USS Growler in Portsmouth New Jersey. No injuries or damage reported Navy said the amply main ballast tank recently coated with vinyl plastic was being ventilated as the submarine was being fitted out at the yards.
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Portsmouth
Unite States
Navy
Mrs Vogel Rites Held From Church
A funeral for Katherine C Vogel who died after a fatal attack in the Hotel Troy lobby was held at the McLoughlin Funeral Home and St Patrick's Church. Rev Hoat officiated with deacon Rev McNamara and subdeacon Rev Lemayne. Interment followed at Our Lady Help of Christians Cemetery. Members of Court St Margaret CDA observed prayers and served as guard of honor.
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Katherine’ C. Vogel
Troy
Dain
McLoughlin
Glen and
6Th Avenues
St. Patrick's Church
William W. Hoat
William A. McNamara
William F Lemayne
Berfasso
Lilian Tela
Tela
Domini Jésu Christe
Mother of Christ
William Mf
James R
Wiliam J. Carroll
Frank W. Horan
Edward UW
Hart
Walter Delaney
Our J Lady Help of Christians Comoyan
Father McNamara
Army Nurses Arrive to Set Up Beirut Evacuation Hospital
Seventeen Army nurses arrived from Germany to establish a 200 bed evacuation hospital near Beirut international airport, with plans to expand to a 400 bed rest unit. Nurses rushed out with little notice, leaving personal items behind, as a olive grove hospital area was prepared for immediate operations. Capt Eleanor Koaiol oflink not continued due to OCR issues.
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Beirut
Margaret L. Jaskaske
Salem
Ore
Geneva Youth Killed as Car Hits Abutment on Turnpike
David Nyce, 18, of Geneva, N.Y. was killed near here yesterday when the auto he rode in rammed an abutment on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Frank Stern, 20, also of Geneva, was critically injured.
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Langdale
Gap
David Nyce
Geneva
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Frank Stern
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