Community Services Unit Dissolves to Form United Community Services
The Council of Community Services held its final meeting at the YWCA and voted to dissolve the United Community Services organization. Ralph Henry Smith described a broader scope for planning community welfare, health, and recreation with emphasis on economic structure, housing, streets, and traffic control. Robert J. Hogan stated current directors will stay until December 31 while dissolution proceeds and projects recommended by Harness Races are considered.
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Council of Community Services
YWCA
United Community Services Organization
Ralph Henry Smith
United Mund of
Rhode Island
United Commmunity Services Organization
Robert J. Hogan
Conneil
Saratoga council holds annual meeting with new direction
The Saratoga council gathered for its annual business meeting with remarks by Pastor Hales, Rev Keltcher, and officials including Donat Fazial, Hogan, and Dr. Schweinbel. President Hogan spoke of a challenging future as Sahith reviewed local training and community structure changes expanding beyond Troy Council origins.
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Cynlinved Gnigg Wul
LCS
Ron Ehwer Ny [Hales
St. Mark's Methodia
Chin‘eh
William J. Keltcher
Roy Alfive
Catholic Charities
Donat A. Fazial
Hogan
Waller
United Community Services outlined in Mohawk Hurson Ave expansion
The speaker describes a shift from metropolis focus to wider regional planning and the rise of USG as a five function body. It would watchdog plan integrity, coordinate community pulse and policy, advise and review, assess progress, and educate for coordinated development, all to ensure citizens have good places to live and democracy remains on trial.
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UCS
United Come Services
Hurson Ave
Tides
Sie
United Community Services
Central Intelligence
UGS
USC
Stillswater elects Frank Alexi Way president of V I S
The Stillwater Village Improvement Society re elected Frank Alexi Way as president at the samuah banquet held Monday at St Wallie's Greenwich. Officers Ralph Walsh vice president T Ryan secretary and Ridney Howitt treasurer were chosen. A brief business meeting followed dinner with annual reports given.
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Frank Alexi Way
Village Improvement Society
Samuah
St Wallie’s
Greenwich
Ralph Walsh
T. &. Ryan
Ridney W. Howitt
Elen Dean
Curving
Timgnee
Society For the Stillwater Pree ‘Library
Ther
Charles Marker
Harold Meagher
Pred Hayner
Bernice Booth
Harry Bloomingdale
Macmillan Sees Arms Out First Step Toward Peace
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged a gradual move toward world peace through controlled disarmament and limited testing. He spoke at Johns Hopkins University during commencement, warning against overestimating a summit but stressing that shared willingness could yield small steps toward easing East West tensions. Eisenhower praised Macmillan as a free world leader and both leaders received honorary degrees.
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Baltimore
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins Univ
Eisenhower
Scrioul
Western World Alliance
Yence
Ibn Will
United States
Britain
Pieid i
Umeams
de Pauw University
Greenessdla
Ind
Rixenhower
O’ Jear
Y Allen S. Misenhower
County to Auction Five Used Cars Next Monday
Rensselace Sowly will sell five used cars to the highest bidder next Monday at Me Court House. Sealed bids open Monday at 11 am with Humes, county purchasing agent, in charge. Cars include 1952 Ford and Chevrolet sedans, a 1943 Chevrolet Suburban, and a 1852 Pontiac sedan.
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Rensselace Sowly
Mie Court House
Mealth Department
Joseph ¥. Hues
Humes
Dall
Sixth Brother Now Eagle Scout
Waverly United Elementary School reports Patrick Halon, 16, earned Eagle Scout with Troop 14 in Waverly. His parents, Mr. and Mrs Whonas Halton, and brothers William, Tunes, Richard, Robert, and Daniel celebrate. Charles awaits first class rank and aims for the next grade.
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Waverly
UES
Patrick Halon
Herane
Moaley
Troup 14
Ehillon
Stout
Whonas Halton
Toukedol
William
Tunes
Richard
Robert
Daniel
Anat Tron
Charles
Stolen 1957 Chevrolet Reported In Troy Case
Troy police issued a fotolen alarm for a two door yellow and white 1957 Chevrolet with license plate 2AA, owned by Andrew Pink. The car was reported stolen about 4 PM Monday from the Broadway and nd Street area. William J. Canavally is investigating the case.
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Troy
Andrew Pink
Stop Fate
Troy Sehencetaly
Broadway
Nd Street
Plaig
Wiliam J. Canavally
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Onderson
Gee
Spiegletowh RD
Toy Drevers
Troy Auto
Troy High School
Gene DelVcccio
Ralph Bulson
Alfred Aulise
Arthur Jarl
Watervliet High School
Walter Rohder
John Shaeffer
Joosie Valley Cental
Louis Mastrop
A&p
Bond
Elton K. Travis
Waterford
Stilbwater
Floyd Travis
Dickinsom Avenue
Rengselace Polytechnic Tsu
Zrny
Annouice Marine Me
John Manmond
Lake Streel
Barbara Ann
Robert Ly Wviltsey
Mechanicville
Wiltsey
Zamaritan T Hospital
Wiltsey Fxum
Frank Aluxik
Park Avente
Ken H
Wayne Brew
Dougley Bryam Snc Jona
James Bronkide
Terry Ford
Danny Gibeaul
Sale Rey
Charles A. Gaffigan
St. Peter's Church
Sisters of the Atonement
Father Gaffigan
Grange
Babs Ueighly Grange Hall
The
Josie Parrow
Julia Legeell
Catherine Garland
Dennisohn Mayes
Willian, Yainisky
Prior Molesky
Paul Barnat
William Burdick
Gahusiut
William Schulte
Jancix Williams
Jesse Deuel
Mitek Baptist Ghubel
Troy Tor
London
AMA
Alotelbinst
Patito Walt
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Colorado
Jim Head
Cheyenne
Alana
Parker and Shaeffer
Mann’s
Fulton ST
the National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Your Community Bank
Benking
Complete Trust Services
the National Gommercial Bank and Trust Company
Federal Deposit Institiaice Corporation
New Yort
Detroit
Saodel DA
Admiral Freezer
Admiral Refrigerator
Roper Gas & Gas
Admiral Portable
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