Pope Warns Cold War Could Spark Hot Conflict
Pope John Paul warned that the cold war risks a disastrous hot war and urged a worldwide coalition of good will to address mass misery and unemployment. Speaking to 200 delegates at the International Congress of Social Studies, he called for a just, vital space for countless families and cautioned against social forces that fuel atheism and materialism. Motors and horns from 3,900 Italian motorcyclists saluted him at St. Peter's Basilica.
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Vatican City
Pope Plis
International Congress of Social Studies
Lorgia
St. Peter's Basilica
Italy
Spa Recreation Center to Open Sunday in Saratoga
The Spa Recreation Center at the Hall of Springs in Saratoga Springs opens Sunday with a flag raising ceremony after the Saratoga Springs High School Flag Day program at 3 p.m. A veterans parade and Boy and Girl Scout units lead to the center where the high school band will play. Patients from veterans hospitals are expected to attend. The spa pool and Hall of Springs are open, with picnic facilities at nearby Geyser Park.
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Hall of Springs
Saratoga Spa
Saratoga Springs
Spa
Recreation Center
Veterans
Mt McGregor
Geyser Park
Practical Nurses Will Stage Reunion in Albany
The first class reunion of the 45 year history of the Lark Street Training School for Practical Nursing in Albany is set for tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Jack's House 42 State Street. About forty Troy graduates plan to attend with one reservation from a 1908 class member.
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Lark Street
Albany
Jack's Or
State Street
Chicago chef marries Austrian mail order fiancée in two ceremonies
Sam Hedge a 61 year old Chicago grandfather wed 20 year old Austrian Gitta Rauch in Bad Gleichenberg. The couple, who met by mail, spoke little shared language but plan a Chicago home and family. Honeymoon spans Austria and France with future plans to sail to New York.
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Bad Gleichenberg
Austria
Sam Hedge
Chicago
Sam
Gitta Rauch
France
New York
le Havre
Gitta
Fultte
Berghoff's
Gitta l
Graduation list includes nursing and home economics degrees
Eighteen candidates for bachelor of science in home economics were presented by Christine Spraker. Seven nursing degree candidates were listed by Gertrude Hodgman. Physical education graduates were announced by Mae Luftman, with cum laude honorees named separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Spraker
Barbara Anne Bell
Betty Jane Brightman
Joan Carrigan
Virginia Breeden Cheney
Phyllis Bradford Cushman
Janet Louise Eckert
Rosalind Jane Forrence
Esther Marie Gary
Mary Ellen Greene
Gene Bernice Griggs
Dorothy Hartman
Alice Higgins Lane
Patricia Marie Linehan
Joanne Marie Speth
Bernice Spumimin
Margaret Cecella Sterling
Mary Jane Sunderland
Ruth [May Wilson
Gertrude E. Hodgman
School of Nursing
Nancy Hyde Babcock
Pearl Alberta Giesecke
Betty Eleanor Jones
Ann van Nosdall Lasher
Patricia Jane Qlinder
Norma Elizabeth Sallada
Alice Matilda Wright
Mlay
Helen E. Luftman
the School of Physical Education
Priscilla Alden
Dorothy Louise Atterbury
Diane Bault
Barbara Bliss
Marie Corrado
Delia Durant
Mario Refugio Herrera
Marion Catherine Holderle
Joyce Claire McKinstry
Margaret Oke
Priscilla Helen Perkins
Harriet Potter
Margery Lois Reinhardt
Barbara Rosenbloom
Christine Dons Sarafinos
Joyce Sherman
Shirley Stephany
Margaret Freese Williams
Dean Crockett
Vida Brant
Janet Christine Carhart
Mary Jean Depasati
Saanikh
Lyn Gordon
Marie Emily Guiana
Barbara Jean Hennins
Joan Huff
Marjorie Louise Mahler
Belen
Patricia Mikias
Marion Elizabeth Stevens Achelor
Sevence
Doria Tune
Typographical Union Seats Officers In Troy
James J. McCauley was installed as president of the Troy Typographical Union in rooms of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He succeeded Joseph Q. Hunk, with Harry T. Williams taking over as pant president. Three members with 160 years total service received buttons. Honorees were Frank T. Akin, 60 years. William H. Wade, Edward A. Rand, 50 years each. Additional officers named included George W. Harring, James G. Church, Stanley E. B. Shinsley, Elwood Morrison, James P. Smith, Frank Ratigan, and delegates William Callagan, George B. Mahony, William H. Myers. Callagan was chosen delegate to the International Typographical Union convention in Washington, D. C., with James Malone as alternate. A rure key dinner and entertainment followed, Frank H. Jackson serving as general chairman. The meeting was the last until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. McCauley
Troy Typographical Union
Order of Eagles
Joseph Q. Hunk
Harry T. Williams
Frank T. Akin
William H. Wade
Edward A. Rand
George W. Harring
James G. Church
Stanley EB. Shinsley
Elwood Morrison
James P. Smith
Frank Ratigan
William P. Callagan
George B. Mahony
William H. Myers
Mr. Callagan
Notable Boston Politician Seeks Fifth Term Next Year
Curley candidate from Boston announces plans to seek a fifth term as Beaton chief executive next year. He notes he is at least two years younger than at his previous departure. Truman pardoned him for a mail fraud conviction after a four month sentence was reduced to 28 months.
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Rew York
TLR
Mager James ML
Carley
Bieton
Ae Beaton
Massachantia
Aid
Truman
Ronsevel
Brecewell
Carles Mes
Massachusetts
House of Representates
Educators Urge Aid for Gifted Youth Across America
A National Education Association and American Association of Labour Administrators report urges widening opportunities for the gifted top ten percent and the highly gifted top one percent. It calls for more scholarships, continued education beyond college, and more research into gifted education while criticizing the overemphasis on social status in access. Conant notes fewer than half of gifted Americans finish high school or college due to money, encouragement, or teaching issues.
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Washington
America
Educational Policies Commission
Iit
National Education Association
American Association of Jaboor
Travelers To Convene In Albany
The 58th anniversary convention of the United Commercial Travelers will meet in Albany for four days. Troy delegates are expected. headquarters at the Ten Eyck Hotel. The opening session is at the Assembly Chambers, State Capitol. A Troy council clam bake is set for August 12 at Brookside Park, West Sand Lake.
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United Commercial Travelers
Albany
Waex
Troy Cornell
Gold Fellows Hall
Robert A. McClennan
John W. Temple
Entertainment Committee
Troy
Ten Eyck
Assembly
State Capitol
Clams
Troys Council
Brookside Park
Weat Sand Lake
Temple
Steam
B. W. Niles
Aports
Herman ¥. Kruger
John Snyder
Guy Bull
John Gray
Robert A McClennan
Troy Council
Supreme Council
Salt Lake City
Utah
Skidmore College Grants Degrees to Class of 226
Skidmore College awarded degrees to 226 graduates at a Saratoga Springs ceremony where Rev Hari Milsen urged graduates to pursue strong character and freedom. Dr Louise Pearce received an honorary LLD, Helene Scherff Taylor earned the honorary degree, and Henry T Moores was recognized for 13 years as college president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hari Milsen
Albany
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Louise Pearce
Woman's Medal College
Philadelphia
Berkner urges new State Dept science offices and embassies
Acheson asked Berkner to chart freer scientific information flow and counter travel bans on scientists. The plan calls for a science office in the State Department with a science adviser and three scientists, plus liaison staff. It proposes science desks at major embassies in London, Johannesburg, Rio, and Sydney, with expansion to New Delhi and Cairo and eventual postings in Ottawa, Paris, Berne, Rome, The Hague, Brussels, Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and in Germany and Japan. It urges closer ties with U.S. scientific agencies and a NAS committee to advise on foreign policy questions, arguing the United States lags in original ideas and must open channels rather than restrict them. Acheson’s atomic policy remains separate, treating non-secret information normally while keeping truly secret facts out.
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jViduala
Barkner
United States
Berkner
State Department
Acheson
London
Western Europe
Johannesburg
South Africa
Rio de Janeiro
South America
Sydney
Canberra
Austalasia
New Delhi
South Central Asia
Cairo
Middle East
U.S
Ottawa
Paris
Berne
Rome
The
Hague
Brussels
Oslo
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Lama
Germany
Japan
National Academy of Sciences
Department
Adelson
Promotion at 15th Air Force appoints Col Haise
Gen Emmett J Rosie O Donnell promotes Col Haiss to lead the 15th Air Force. A Troy native, he graduated from RBI in 1931 and earned graduate work at Columbia and Manhattan College. He has engineering licenses and memberships in API, Pi Kappa Alpha, and several professional societies. He has served in Reserve Officers Associations and RBI alumni chapters. He and his wife live at 165 Second Street.
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Emmett J. “Rosie* O'Don
Nell
15Th Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Rb.p.t
Columbia University
Manhattan College
Troy Man
A.P.I. Advisory Council
Pi Kappa Alpha National Fraternity
The
Society of American Military Engineers
American Water Works Association
State
National Societies of Professional Engineers
Troy Area
Reserve Officers Association
Troy
R.P.I
Haiss Haseen
New York State Department of Public Works Ee Ig
Francis L. Brown
Alfred E. Smith
Albany
May F. Haise
Fifteenth Street
Second Street
Educated For A Holy Life Sermon At College Baccalaureate
Rev Jack Cooper of First Presbyterian Church Waleevilet challenged Rus went Sege College graduates to cultivate holy living through prayer and service. He said prayer guides actions like charity, teaching, or religious education, stressing joy through devoted holiness. The Rev Edward Young gave invocation, the College Choir sang By Babylon's Wave, with Frank Carleton Hunter on organ and student and faculty marshals named.
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Jack Cooper
First Presbyterian Church
Waleevilet
Rus
Edward Young
Gounod
Frank Carleton Hunter
Ann Lorimer
Nancy Bloom
Patricia Wallace
Martha van Denburg
Jane Whitman
W B Curley Dies Former Ferry Owner
William B. Curley sr of 20 Dou Street dies at home after brief illness. He former owner and operator of the Troy-Green Island ferry line. He was active as ferryman before and after 1900, retired years ago. Survived by wife Mary Ellen Moylan, a daughter Mrs Walter J Peters, two sons William B Curley and Ambrose P Curley, a sister Mrs Joseph Lecomte, a brother Michael Curley, six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 9 am from his home and 4 37 pm from St Patrick's Church with a requiem mass at St Peter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Curley
Dou ' Street
Curley
Troy-Green
Tong
Mary Ellen Moylan
St. Patrick's
Charen
Walter J. Peters
Wiliam B. Curley
Ambrose PL Curley
Joseph Lecomte
Michael Ca Curley
Tio
St Patrick's Church
St Peter's
E. J. Peartree Native Trojan Dies in Rochester
Edward J. Pearies a native of Trey and former assistant general superintendent of the Rochester Transit Corp. died yesterday at his home in Rochester. He was also general manager of the Trenton Transit of Trenton New Jersey. Survived by four other sons and five daughters.
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Edward J. Pearies
Trey
Rochester Transit Corp
Rochester
Rochester Company
Peartree
Trenton Transit
Trenton
der Enm
Teen Peartree
Trev
Alon
Girl Shot by Mother Succumbs to Wounds
A New York child, daughter of an American waiter and Chinese mother, dies after sustaining injuries from a shooting alleged to be ordered by her mother. Mrs Emma Roar Tot admits she caused the harm, saying the girl was taunted for Oriental features. Authorities consider homicide charges.
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Teljre
Emma Roar
Caie Abe
Ives Arenia
Jammy
Award Recipients Named in Md Reapey Pearson Ceremony
Charles L. McChesnex and Mere Landelry McChernes of Md received honors at Eaglehrork Schon. Younes MrCheenes earned the Caro line Aitken Chae prize for permian eut ty, with Thurston Chass Jr. as headmaster.
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Charles L. McChesnex
Mere Landelry McChernes
MD Reapey
Eaglehrork Schon
Teersen Maesveerstdax
Younes MrCheenes
Caroline Aitken Chae
Permianeut Ty C
Obituaries and Deaths From Local Area
Mrs George Phoenix of Boght Corners dies after illness at home. Born Anna Rubin in St Hyacinthe Canada she lived largely in Boght Cortters. Survived by four sons and three daughters plus many grandchildren. Funeral at St Marie's Church with interment in St Joseph's Cemetery. Miss Charlotte D Ryan of 23 Eighth Street dies after illness at Samaritan Hospital. Survived by five sisters and three brothers. Requiem masses planned at St Francis de Sales Church. Mrs Jess L Burdick and Mrs Ida J Weber Burdick die in Florida after long illness. Survived by husband two sons a daughter and siblings. Funeral arrangements set for Himes Funeral Home in Troy. Mrs Charlotte Laura Lambert Champlin 79 native of Waterford dies at daughter’s home.
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George Phoenix
Boght Road
Anna Rubin
St. Hyaacinthe
Canada
Boght Cortters
St. Marie's Church
Leo
Henry Phoenix
Eoght Corners
Eugene Phoenix
Schenectady
Stanley Phoenix
Cohoes
Misa
Charlotte D. Ryan
Misa Charlotte D. Ryan
Eighth Street
Ida Hill
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
William H
Sarah E. Hooley Ryan
St. Francis de Sales Church
Margaret Ryan
Charles H. Shortsleeve
Glens Falls
William F. Hayes
Peter H. Munz
John L. McBride
Charles E. Ryan
Albany
George L. Ryan
James A. Ryan
Rochester
Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Jess L. Burdick
Idn J. Weber Burdick
Grafton
Johnsonville
Intercession City
Fla
Rensselaer County
Philip Weber
Florida
Pligum Holiness Church
Alton C. Burdick
Harold W. Burdick
Valley Falls
Daughes
Mildred G. Sullivan
Raymond Simons
Lena Barnhart
Connie A. Burdick
Raymond EK. Sullivan
Johnson‘ville
Himes
Fifth Avenue
George Harris
Mrs Schmelzer to Head Sage College Alumnae Group
Mrs Richard W Schmelzer of Troy was named president elect of the Ruanell Sage College Alumnae Association at a luncheon and meeting in the John Paine Building on the campus. She will assume office in 1951 and serve on the executive board. Other officers elected were Mrs Wilbur B E Kidder of Troy as vice president and Mrs John A Francois of Schenectady as corresponding secretary.
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Mra
Richard W. Schmelzer
Troy
Ruanell Sage College Alumaae
Schmelzer
Wit
Wilbur BE. Kidder
John A. Francois
Schenectady
John Paine
Marian H. Studley
School of Arts and Sciences
Lewis A. Fromat
Miss Studley
Froman
Marvin H. Anderson
Pres Dent
Alumnae Association
Virginia Harvey
E. Burchell Black
Grant Meader
Bernice Smith
Stephen H. Lampzon
Joseph H. Einhorn
Charles Aldrich
Dwight Marvin
Margaret Callahan Purcell dies after long illness in Troy
Mrs Purcell born in Troy resident of central Troy for years. Widow of Michael Purcell she leaves sons Louis George and John Purcell a daughter Mrs William Ogden four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral from Doran Funeral Home Fifth Avenue then SS Peters Church with requiem high mass. Interment St Patrick's Cemetery Watervliet
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Schenectady
Christ Episcopal Church
Fidelity Lodge
International Order of Good Templars
Sr. Nehie
Harrison Conger
Scotia
James B. Lambert
Delanson
Susan F. Cooper
Rotterdam
May Vove
Roxbury
Mass
Jewell “& Eli Funeral Home
Vale Cemetery
Margaret Purcell
Margaret Callahan Purcell
Bridge Avenue
Troy
St. Peters Church
Rosary Society
Michael Purecell
Louis
George Callahan
Jjohn Purcell
Willam Ogden
jDoran
Fifth Avenue
SS Peter's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Watervilet
Firefighters quell fence and rubbish blaze at Oakwood Ave
Firemen extinguished a fire that damaged a fence and rubbish at 33 Oakwood Avenue. The property is owned by Louis Maus catielro of the same address. It was reported after a telephone alarm at 7 43 pm.
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Oakwood Avenue
Louis Mauscatielro
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Los Angeles
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Helen Hourigan
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Maree Fasdickh
Katharine Runt
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Misa Fone Tate
Joan I. Gaynor
James J. Gaynor
Third Street
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College of New Rochelle
Royal’s Spring
Wedel Wat Sr
Steinwood
Shea Ectad
Far Boston Waver
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E. J. Peartree
Mrs. Schmelzer
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