Telephone rate increase approved by commission in New York
The commission granted a temporary rate rise of about 26 million dollars annually pending further hearings on a permanent 14 percent increase, with ongoing review of coin box and long distance charges. The move raises consumer bills, affects state calls, and keeps interstate rates under federal control.
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New York State
York
Be'l System
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Intel
Federal Communications Comission
Attempt Made To Burn John L Lewis Home
An unknown man phoned the Washington Post to claim he set fire to the home of John L. Lewis in Alexandria. Police found newspapers stuffed under a rug set aflame but the rug smothered the fire before any damage occurred. Lewis was away in Bluefield, West Virginia, where coal contract talks were ongoing.
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Alexandria
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Washington Post
Washington
Lewis
Bluefield
W Va
Area Priests To Celebrate First Masses
Eight area men among 15 to be ordained at Albany Cathedral will celebrate first solemn masses in their home churches on Sunday June 12. Names include Rev John Hardiman Watervliet Rev John Neving Troy Rev Alfred Ashline Watervliet Rev David LaVoie Watervliet Rev Marcel Clairmont Cohoes Rev William Lemoyne Cohoes Rev John Nolan Mechanicville Rev John Clancy Glens Falls. Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons ordaining prelate. First masses follow ordination at the cathedral with archpriest and deacons. Reception planned at parish halls after services.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
John J. Hardiman
John F. Neving
Troy
Alfred J. Ashiine
David W. LaVoie
Watervilet
Marcel J. Clairmont
William F. Lemoyne
Cohoes
John J. G. Nolan
Mechanicville
John J. Clancy
Glenn Fali
Edmund F. Gibbons
Albany
Father Nevins
John P Nevins
Hoosick Street
St. Mary’s School
Catholic Central High School
Siera College
St Thomas’ Seminary
Hartford
St. Peters
Father Hardiman
St Peter's Church
Michael F English
George A. Phillips
Edward J Ryan
Leo B Donovan
John Hardiman
250
Ninth Street
St Peter's School
Catholic Central High
Siena
St Joseph's Seminary
Yonkers
LaVoie
St Patrick's Church
Watervliet
Paul J J Bond
Joseph Chmaelens
Edmund J Burns
Knights of Columbus
LaVore
Joseph LaVore
Ninth Avenue
St. Patrick's School
Maryknoll College
Mt. St Marys Semmary
Emmitsburg
Father Lemoyne
Anthone Bisaallon
Main Street
SE Josephs School
Jolette Seminary
Quebec
St Andrews Seminary
Rochester
Mt St. Mary's Seminary
St Joseph's Church
Robert E Massey
John Wyzykowski
Witherbee
Joseph Pelletier
Wifred Laliberte
Canada
St. Josephs Church
Bridget School
Christians Brothers Academy
Stena
College
St Andrew's Seminary
Our Lady of Angels
Lemhard Niagara
Father Clairmont
tMre Denmar Clairmont
Joseph's School
Jahyette Seminary
St. Andres‘s Seminary
Mt St Marys Seminary
Edward
Omalies
Edward B Dales
Purple Team Captures E W Field Day Honors
The Purple team, led by Mary Howth of Lakesood, won the annual spring field day at Emma Wizard Scherl. Numerous pupils earned prizes including best student, sportsmanship, and team achievements, with Dorothy Anenn of Shresetye recognized for outstanding effort and Miss Clemenet Liacoheed praised for guiding the Allies Association’s program.
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Mary Howth
Lakesood
Emma
Scherl
Anse Wellmeton
Tsaed
Perenne
Searedale
SPTM
Atay Assoc Wien
Meyer
Tans Heah
Montelait
Marston
Wes Milwtkee
Chappaqua
Dorothy Anenn
Eerend
Peer Taore Ree
Tusen
Miss Clemenet Liacoheed
Allies
Associatians
Large Crowd Attends School Concert At Raitherbakker Junior High
A large audience filled Raitherbakker Junior High for the second spring concert by Lansinphure public schools. The program featured the elementary Echoel Choir and the mixed Chor and Selegtaene, with solos by Donald Peterson and Mase Anderen. The high school choir and band performed selections including The Green Cathedral and Verdant Meadows, directed by Glenn Manning and Shurley Fatane.
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Raitherbakcker
Auditorma
Echoel
Panier Hich
Bond Mixed
Micees Shire Tes Anderson
Andrex Bermidt
Solng Ty Donald Petereon
Mase Anderenn
Wilton
Oser
Wendy
Wodhyvr
Hugh Scheed
Hansel and Gretel
Bumpetdink
High Krheed
Meadoss
Handel
Wales
Deehua Feothe Battie
Enald EO Owolletts Epperssenr
Lantingbug
Innocent Pleads Not Guilty in U S Mail Theft Case
The defendant pleaded not guilty to theft of U S mail charges before Commissioner Feyder. Sentencing set for later. $7 bond required. Complaint alleged theft of mail during a May incident. authorities report recovery of some articles and ongoing investigation by a postal inspector.
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Jers
Athans
Athany
Gail
Prison Break at Moundsville Prison Sparks Escape
Prison guards and state police swarmed the Moundsville area after a mass escape from a death house and solitary cells. Fifteen cells were damaged or opened using a home made drill saw and jimmied bars. Escaped inmates include Otto Neff and others across Ohio County Kanawha and nearby counties. authorities report one hundred officers secured the area as cars were found abandoned in Glendale Wheeling.
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Celt Mgrs
Tele Poilcea Ale
Areporta
Atelen
Glendale
Wheeling
Otto Neff
Ohio County
Iifa
Parkersburg
Holly Starcher
Charles F Ross
Jack Heeney
Donald Wurster
Mike Ables
Gilmer County
Jennis P. Taylor
Kanawha County
Everett Leroy Ruble
Wood County
Elmer Tichnell
Stanley Sheftie
Hancock County
Fife
John Walker
Brooke County
Denver
Roane County
Gerald Noland
Moundsville
Red Trial Contempt Dispute Over Party Associates
A witness in a Gates case faced a courtroom clash over naming Communist Party associates not defendants. After invoking the Fifth Amendment, he was held in contempt until the judge ruled the questions proper and the witness complied alongside other defendants.
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Medina
McGoher
Gates
Communist Party Veterans Committee
Chambers Testimony On Party Loyalty And Communism Accusations
Chambers described the party line as binding on members with strict obedience while acknowledging divergent views. He denied calling communists lazy and admitted he once sought Roosevelt’s guidance about communism in America. He later credited Berle as influencing intelligence matters but said Berle never coordinated with him on State Department papers.
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Chambers
Sinker
Roosevelt
America
A Berle
Berle
Chambere
State Department
Rotary Club To Hear School 18 Choral Group
The Rotary Club will host a program featuring a senior choral group from the local public school. Principal and teacher staff will introduce the group and oversee the performance, with a guest supervisor in attendance. The event aims to showcase student musical talents and community involvement.
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Roetare Chih
Schasl YS Tyredax
Bendrich
Festival At Salem Promises County Music Event
A Salem event hosted by the Washington County Muse Teachers Association aims to present a traditional musical highpoint. Local residents and attendees from Tashitytoe County are expected to join and enjoy the festival in Salem on the upcoming day.
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Wasthnston
Salem Inday
Ociaton
Obituaries From Troy and Nearby Areas
Obituaries list multiple deaths including John E B Dewey at Lacaard Hospital born in Coosa and long resident of Troy with survivors in Mich and Ont, plus Ellen Hall of Troy, Guy H Wilson, Albert Bush, Mrs Luke Cregg, Miss Susan Hess, Mrs Helen Lane, Elmer Hayner. Funeral details note services, cemeteries such as Oakwood and St. Marys, and churches including First Presbyterian, Fifth Avenue Methodist, St Francis de Sales.
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Dean E Dewey
John EB. Dewey
Lacaard Hospital
Coosa
Troy
First Presbyterian Church of
Lanningburg
Lela Croote
Grand Rapids
Mich
Elizabeth Dewey
Cedar Springs
Fred Dewey
Sparta
Ruarell Dewey
Alto
Fania Livingston
J. W. Foster
Ernest G Dewey
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
North
Oakwood Cemetery
Seth N. Genung
Ellen Hall
Ellen
Steventon
John W. Hall
Larch Avenue
England
U. S
Fifth Avenue State Street
Nesquehon- Ing
Sarah J. Eagle
Belcher
Robert Hall Coggeshall
Albany
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
West Sand Lake
Harold W Griffis
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Wilson
Guy H. Wilson
Michael Fi* Glasheen
George J. Fortin
St. John’s Cemtery
Daniel W. Driscoll
Father Dundon
New York
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
Acert
C. Bam Albert
Bush
Thirteenth Street
Mr. Bush
Bratdon
Peter and
Margaret Mayhew Bush
Union Hotel
St. Franhly de Sales’ Church
Viola Wylie
Edward A. Bush
Alberta C. Bush
Slater
Martin Garahan
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
North Bennington
Luke Cregg
Nora Burna Dwyer
Astoria
Mia
Edward McHale
Crawford Gardner
Woodalde
L. I
Edward Meyer
Patrick Cregg
Elmhurst
Wiliam Cregg
Edward Cregg
Floral Park
Susan J. Hess
Ninth Street
St. Mary's Church
Miss Hess
Charles
Susan Fennell Hess
John K. Fiinton
St Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Helen Lane
Helen McClellan Lane
Fulton Street
Leland T Gane
National City Bank
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Earl Memorial Chaze
Frederick E. Thalmann
Castleton Wins School League Title in Central Hudson Valley
Castletown Union School clinched the Central Hudson Valley League crown with a 103 victory over Altamont High. It marked Castleton’s ninth straight title under Charle Collins, and their third league championship in seven years. Dick Ostrander and Cecil Champagne led the offense with multiple hits and RBIs, while Frank Davidson struggled with control.
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Castleton Union School
Altamont High
Charle Collins
Frank Davidson
Altamont
Castleton
Castelton
Dick Ostrander
Cecil Champagne
Ostrander
Champagne
Bones” Koonz
Davidson
Alta- Mont
Colline
Nassau Woman Hurt In Truck Collision
Nassau Woman Mre Evehina Justice of Naz Au injured yesterday in a two truck crash on Nassau Lake Road. She in Morral Hospital with a spinal fracture. granddaughter Lorraine Justice treated for a head injury and released. Alien Tareen's truck rear ended Justice. James McDonald and others assisted at the scene. Officer Van Blatcum investigated.
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Evehina Justice
Naz Au
Nassau Lake Road
Memoral
Albana
Justice
Lorraine Justice
Nassau
George McDonald
Nasaau
Donald
Larsen
Sircomr AF van Blatcum
East
Greentieh Sas Pat
East Schodack News Notes and Local Updates
Local items mention East Schodack residents involved in family visits and social movements. The Lother League Meernes plans a Monday evening church parlor meeting. Mowe Gown White earned an economics diploma at Cobleskill Agricultural School.
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Ethel Rove
John Dugesn
Gris van Hoesen
Columbia Tops Ravena Nine In League Play
Columbia Central Schools tied a decisive win over Ravena-Coeymans 6 2 at Spauldings, securing a near second place in the Central Hudson Valley League. Bull Shupe homered with two runners aboard in the fifth, Don Bias added a double and two singles, while Jack O Bren pitched a four hit effort to earn the victory as Columbia moved to 7 wins and 4 losses with a possible game at Altamont to come.
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Columbia Central Schools
Oroadsides
Ravena-Coeymans
Spauldings
Eedon
Altamont
Bull Shupe
Don Bias
Jack O'Bren
Columba
Garnenng Meyen
Judge Clarifies Phrasing of Holographic Will
New York surrogate Edward J. Donohue interprets the handwritten will of Charles F. Neale, late owner of Court Corner Farm, East Greenbush, determining three small gifts to a brother, a niece, and a sister in law. The document leaves the remainder to Robert Neale, with explicit legacies to John Neale Eva Neale and Janet Neale. The administrator, Robert Neale, is instructed to handle the estate as specified, though the court notes the final sentence is not binding on the administrator.
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Edward J. Donohue
Cdai
Charlies F . Neate
Cairns
East Greenbush
Robert Neale
Neale
County New 2
Jamne Parker
Eduard Sro
Wil
Bieach
John Neale
Janet Neale
Esa
St. Teeshurz
Mac Eh
Lagiatm
Abmin Ratine
Ermind Ana
Roberti Neale
Deaie
Howard Neale
Marion Werle
Neal
Kate
Denehue
Seth
John Nea
Eva Neale
Two Area Postmasters Approved in State
U S Senate approved two area postmasters yesterday naming David M Welch postmaster of Mechanicville and John F Pappas postmaster of Buskirk. Welch has 48 years in Mechanicville including acting postmaster since February 18 and began as a carrier in 1906. Pappas has been acting postmaster nearly a year as Ere nest Moston resigned after selling his store. Buskirk Post Office operates two rural routes.
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Ewo
U. & Senate
David M Welch
Mechanicville
John F Pappas
Buskirk
Welch
Pappas
Erenest Moston
Canadian Labor Body Suspends Sailors Union
The Trades and Labor Congress suspended the 6,000 member Canadian Seamen's Union after five days of closed meetings by a special TLC committee. Critics say the CSU was led by Communists and the action comes as the TLC consolidates its affiliate structure amid a broad labor federation with about 466,000 members.
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Ottawa LE
Cascadian Seamens Union
Trades and Labor Congress
AFL
TLC
CSU
Christmas Cards Reach From Montana to Tacoma in 1943
Mr and Mrs Paul Jurasek of Tacoma received two Christmas cards from Cutbank Montana this year. One card arrived in February and was mailed December 20 1943, highlighting mid winter correspondence between distant friends.
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Tacoma Wash
Paul Jurasek
Cutbank
Mont
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