Maplewood Lira To Sing At Latham Concert
Maplewood's Lira choral group performs a three part program at Shaker High School Auditorium New Townville on Friday at 7 pm. The Russian Club sponsors the event with Hussiin language teacher Thomas Bushallow directing. The program features Slavic music including 11th century cantors, Russian chants and choral pieces by Archangelsky Teontovich and Korsakov plus folk songs. Proceeds fund instructional aids for music classes.
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Maplewwood
Audidorma
Newtonville
Thomas Bushallow
Shaker High
Chwral
Lira
A Cap
Moscow
Dimitlis
Av Ferdorov
Harry Pe Harris
Rinsky-Korsakov
Teontovich
Elks and White Eagles Win Doubleheader in Lit tle League Dark
Elks defeated the Vets 5-1 and White Eagles beat AF the Strecks 4-1 in a Lafayette doubleheader at the high school grounds. Cranwells whitewash Mackeys 5-0 as Joe Frisco led the Elks on the mound with key hits from Carl DeVito Ted Majer and Joe Jaina. Paul Barron earned the win for the White Eagles with Mike Manning Sarvon and Knapp contributing. Francis Whitney starred for the Cran ails with three singles.
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Elks
Vets
White Eagles
Strecks
Iy & Pea
Cranwells
Mackeys
Joe Frisco
Ted
Carl DeVito
Ted Majer
Joe Jainacone
Ed Phillips
Jug Berokopitkys
Paul Barron
Miters
Mike Manning
Sarvon
Aga Paul Knapp
Erry Kelso
Val Moulton
Jack Cage
Dane Holf- Mth
Francis Whitney
Cranaieils
Heee
Doe Cioffi
Bill
Fox
Cramiels
Elke Aml
White Hagtey
Cawh
Mansville Unit Install Thursday at Sunset Inn Lansingburg
The Mansville Demonstration Unit of Albany County Foxrension Ser gee holds its simul installation ban quet Thursday at 1 0 pm at Sunset Inn Lansingburg. Mrs Frank L Seidnore, wife of the pastor, serves as installing officer with officers including Mrs Motels White and Mrs Jed Heidrick. Registration for the coming year will be accepted by Mrs Herds tick.
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Mansville
Albany County Foxrension Sergee
Sunset Inn
Lansingburg
Frank L. Seidnore
First Baptist Church of
Charlies W. Walla obituary funeral held at Sacred Heart
Charlies W. Walla of 307 Park Ave Me chanitying a Me chanity region engineer, died recently. Funeral services were at Sacred Heart of Mary Church with Rev. George G. St. John officiating. Interment followed at St. Patrick's Cemetery Watervliet. Delegates from Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers attended. A September joint meeting of Tala-Ralbo Social Club and auxiliary was noted.
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Charlies W. Walla
Park Ave
Baéem
Parker Bins
Broadway
Watervliet
Shaigt
William J. Lemrow
Kenneth R. Austin
Darin 1 Malpin
Joseph St. Carigan
Joseph J. Voley
Andrew F. Gatzendorfer
St. Patrick's
Watervilet
St. John
George T. Quinliven
Brotherhood of Locomotive 1 Engineers
Boston &Maine
Tala-Ralbo Social Chis
Pom
Tlubranns
Vineet Aseale
Memorial Speaker Describes Historic Traditions Day
Memorial Day events in Watervliet drew 700 attendees at the VA post rooms for remarks on local history and national heritage. Arsenal personnel and local veterans led a parade to Veterans Memorial Park with speakers including City Judge Willson P. McDermott and Monsignor James Hanrahan as Rev Emery Paullé blessed the ceremonies.
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Albary-Rensselaer
Bri Jal
George B. Baxter
Ain
Arsenal
Mainta
Jreania
Middle West
Fedla
Vilesell
Tor
Ilinois
Slane
Henry Hudson
Watt Sthaick
Yabbie
Europe
Bens Heights
Stillwater
Sian Wiesan
New York State
Coin S
Veterans' Organizations of Watervliet
Roy Staals
Girl Scouls
Veterans Memorial Park
Willon P. McDermott
Jaiis
Hanrahan
Stridget
Tagh * Donnelly
Emery Pa Ue
O.P
Watervliet
Strecks Elks Win Jumbo Loop Baseball Pair
In Jumbo Division Little League action at Lou Kemp Memorial Park the Elks beat Yelka 5 4 in a final inning comeback with Neddo tripling Esposito singling and Soroka on base for the winning run. Strecks edged Cranwells 5 4 as Burns and Anderson starred on the mound and in the outfield.
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Lou
Esposito
Neddo
Elks
Ben Good
Dom Agosting Altener
Bill Breslen
Lacy Belongo
Terry Barnum
Cranwells
Bobby Burns
Jostigz Twirler
Steeeks
Jatin Burns
Elio Anderson
Ton Chireb
George Anderson
Kevin Colbert
Burns
Churel
Streeks
Sluggers Win 21 1 Champs Take Devils
The Sluggers defeated the Devils 21 to 1 as their bats erupted with hits in most innings. Paul Phillips went 5 for 5 with three extra base hits, Jim Phillips added two singles, and Charlie Voland pitched a strong game for the Sluggers. The Champs later edged the Devils 76 in a separate Senior Circle game, with Jim Cahippell earning the win and Paul Cahippell contributing four for five three doubles and a single.
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Tevin
Jack
Charlie Voland
Hed Devils
Shuggers
Paul Phillips
Jim
Kepusnik
Gene Neddy
Voland
John Dauhak
Jil Hanley
Jim Cahippell
They Chimaps
Paul
Dadther Pawl Jiin
Act
Jim ‘Pravy
Paul Campbell
Champs
George Clough
Dave Frascio
Dave Quackenbush
Red Devils
Frascio
Pap
Car Window Mystery Stumps Watervliet Driver
Bernard Dominick of 20124th Street Watervliet reported his car window shattered on return to 40 Dudley Ave Cohors. He found both ends broken with glass jammed and the middle dark and opaque. vents were open, ruling out external air damage.
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Bernard Dominick
Watervliet
Sherlock
Mental physical tests for juvenile offenders in Missouri
Circuit Judge Jack Pritchard orders most juveniles to mental and physical examinations at State Hospital No 3 in a Missouri district. Psychiatrists evaluate four boys ages 14 to 15, finding issues from poor parental discipline to defiance. The judge then imposes probation with conditions including school attendance, chores, summer work, regular reports, and weekly hospital visits to continue treatment.
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Hubu Warren Jr
Nevada
Jack Pritchard
Pital
Eertain
Darrell Estes
Missouri City
Missouri
20Th Judicial Circuit
Estes
Pritchard
Prichard
Noyatta
Priteham
Chilicothe
State Hospilal No. 3
Gerald G. Prideaux
Don RB. Swick
Jerry Evans
Sudge Pritchard
Nother
Lini
Soviely
Pam
Flynn Legion Post To Meet Tonight In New Hampshire Trip Plans
The Thamaa B Flynn Post American Legion Will meet at 8:30 pm at the post to appoint an installation committee and discuss plans for a New Hampshire fishing trip. Officers will be installed during the session.
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Thamaa B. Flynn
Waserviiel
Offivére
Blowing Air Into Mouth Saves Life
AP reports on mouth to mouth and mouth to nose rescue breathing as a simple lifesaving method. Drs James Q. Elam Peter Safar and colleagues pioneered expired air resuscitation tested at Roswell Park and Baltimore City Hospital. The technique delivers more oxygen than traditional artificial respiration and has been adopted by the U.S. Army and Red Cross for emergencies including electric shock smoke inhalation and poisoning.
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San Francisco
James Q. Elam
Atissthesialogiat
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Peter Safar
Baltimore City Hospital
Elton
Harry Lowe
Roswell Park
Towe
U.S. Army
American Red Cross
Mialan
Grade School Pupils Get Ski Lessons in California
About 600 students in the Lake Taine Unified School District begin skiing as a formal part of the curriculum from first through eighth grade. The nine week 15 hour course at Heavenly Valley, led by Eric Sailer, covers beginner to advanced levels, with district officials praising the program's disciplined training.
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Stateline
Calif
UPS
Lake Taine Unified School District
Heavenly Valley Resort
Sierras
Eric Sailer
Heavenly Valley
Chris Kuraisa
Heavenly Valley General
Chiaran
May Procession at St Josephs Church Green Island
Children of St Josephs School formed at the school and marched to the church for the May Procession. The Girls and Boys Choirs sang the traditional May hymns. The coronation occurred inside the church with Benediction by Rev. Fernando Ibarra assisted by Rev. Eugene Wills. Rev. Joseph Hennessy preached. Bonnie Bouillar was Queen and Thomas Dowieson Crown bearer. The queen’s court included Ellen McNulty and several others. Also noted is the funeral of George D. Smith from McRulty Funeral Home with burial at Oak Wood Cemetery. A purse was presented to Father Francis J. Mullen by Michael DeConno. A Miraculous Medal Novena was held at St Josephs Church with Knights of Columbus events and a soviet hour to follow.
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Anova
St. Joseph's Church
We Church
Fernando Ibarra
Eugene Wills
Joseph Hennessy
Bovnie Bouillar
Thomas Dowieson
Ellen McNulty
Mary
Heth Mylolt
Nadine Trombly
Cheryl Elms
Patricia Hane
Valeria Messier
Marianne Goding
Cecelia Germain
Francis J. Mullen
Cohoes
Father Mullen
Green, Island
Michael DeConno
Other
Holy Name Society
St. Patrick's, Cohoes
Pla
St. Joseph’s Church
Portrait of FDR Unfinished at Warm Springs Little White House
At the Little White House in Warm Springs Georgia an artist paused an unfinished pastel portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt before his death on April 12 1945. Madame Elizabeth Shoumatoff left the work as is and later donated it to the state of Georgia where it remains on its easel near the original study. The painting has been valued at about 30000 dollars.
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Warm Springs
UPI
Little White House
Frankin Delano Roosevelt
Mme
Elizabeth Showmatoff
Roosevelt
Madame Shoumatol
State of
Georgia
White House
Jukebox Records Dominate Early Phone Graph Market
New York reports jukeboxes feed 15 percent of phone graph records nationwide. Operators in 1958 spent 7.34 million dollars on records. Jukeboxes use half of all 45 rpm single records manufactured, underscoring their market impact.
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New York
United States
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Thomas B. Flynt Post
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Sluggers
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Pasquale Valente
Toniaht
James Delfino Wilhe
Ohic Estes
Westinghouse
Renges
BOYLE
Greg Kenosian Jr
Green Island
George D. Smith
McRulty
Tydeon
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Green
U.N.B
Troy District
Troy
Union National Bank
Troy, N. Y
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