Sage College Dormitory Project Faces Funding Hurdles
Sage College plans a new classroom building on Ferry Street to handle rising enrollment as the “war baby” generation reaches college age. Officials seek $1.25 million with government funds, but Troy's Common Council blocked the alley plan, delaying dormitory and dining hall construction. Funds exist for a $750,000 classroom building, yet summer work must pause on the dormitory project.
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Tom Tage
Russell Sage College
Tota
WGC
Russo Sage Trusteassen
Orher
Taggut
Nes
Ferry Street
New College Library
Second
Ferry Star Am One
John Paing
Farst and
Perry Sts
Wee
Lis Tovallan
Senond
Lhi
Newut
Gitanstone
Troy Common Council
Elley
Tle
Adams Case Probes Hotel Suites and Payments
An investigative hearing traces Adams and associates including Goldfine and Mayer through hotel suites at Strathmore Woolen Mill connected payments. Testimony suggests forged hotel bills and large checks tied to federal and state officials. Contempt threats arise over undisclosed records as Adams, wife, and relatives appear in relation to disputed hotel charges and prior incidents.
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Adams
Hog Adams
Enstons
Tob
Strathmore Woolen Mill
Goldfine
Gilcfine
Nutel
Opetra
Pi Alter
Sourclay
Mayer
Poyerman
Bnial
Boston
Gay
Paull Dever
Mustinghusetts
Vestern sUbpuuna
Chick Younsel
Wiehman
Callad
Rea Uren Mar”ris
ThArk
Cukiling
STC
Ani
Lishmaa
Geldfings Bhins
Hl Kobl
Rai
Roy
Neve
Gatdfine
War Luis
James Ji Adams Raus
Eit
Sarah
Avid
Tan
Samuel
Stock Market Mutations Amid Wide Fluctuations
Trading opened with broad activity as copper shares led gains while many issues fell. Ford price cuts in Detroit weighed, Navy shipbuilding cuts hit earnings, and broad indices moved with volume around 2.39 million shares. Key names cited include DuPont, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Phillips, Phelps Dodge, and Union Carbide amid a shifting market tone.
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Poster & Adams
Allegheny
Uhiliwers
Alco
New York
Ava
Lerding
Amar Motors
Amor
Wem
Teo Bendix Aviation Flats
Cat Pacific
Colnese
Ches & Ghio Clayster
Volgate
Con Edison Consum
del & Hudson
Dupont
Eastman Kudok
Sens
Trent
Erie A
Ford
Detroit
jGen
Bethlehem
Gan Fonds
Navy
Gan- Gay
Lockheed An Loews
Lone Star Gas
Marine
Monsanto
Natl Biscuit
Central
Ning Muhawk
North Am
North N Cas
North
Pac
Ohio Oil
East Pipe
Ohured
Gloversville
Reewa
Ingens
Phelps Dodge
iPhillips Palco
Pulladan Co SO
Bun Hoy
Milton C. Olson
Radio Corp
Baty Bite
Madiaun Avenue
Repab Steel
AGM AB
Albany
Ecenley
Cat Auburn Theological Sem
Hears Roebuck
New York City
Sinclair Club
SUM St
Sorong Mobil
Jos
Norman S. Kindl
Sir Tegis
Presbytery Southern Co
Oakwood Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Ald Mid
Studebaker Pack
Sunray Midgh Texas Co
Jenoy Clark
Seth N. Genung
Matt
al Hirst Presbyterian Church of
Ju Gat
Uansnabura
Aid Tow
Prk
Yoxas
Rhoad
Amsterdamy
Poxas
Union Carbide Gos
Union of
Calede
Luntan Pacific
Pois
United Airbany
Tray
Victor United Sruit Frelick
Scheneelady
James K. Stewart
Eelired Wyee
Synod of New York
Fimlings
Mie
Willard B. Nice
George Tolerty
Woodsila Presbyterian Cou Ot Troy
Community Church of
Cohoes
William, H. Hopkins
Miret Presbyterian Church
Glens | Patls Presbyterian Church
Alvangel'roy
Cooper
Alhangelyey Presbytery
Dr. Cape
Slate Street
Ure Minst Dyes “Bybevion
Ahonttin
Morderalat
GonneetheMt Valley
Germans dispute U S helicopter incident and hostage threat
A chaotic report describes a U S Sikorsky helicopter forced down near East Germany after a thunderstorm and nine Army officers captured by East German police. Die Volksarmee vowed to treat flying spies as violations of sovereignty, while West and East German officials argued over responsibility and calls for release. State Department and Soviet authorities weighed negotiation chances amid Cold War tensions.
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Hoyernmenk
Wiehthuwhethr
Die J Volks-Armee
Mluishy
Savier
Req
Thes
Dr Armored
U.S. Abrmy
Auid
Stace Department
Gast
United States
Muppet
Kita Wight Bn
Mif
Washington
German Democratic Republic
Defense Ministry
Accu
East Germany
Elcopter
Rale, IL
Die Volksarmee
NATO
Britain
France
Itulgia
Oth Plegl
Linn
Gould Tear
Wunist Bash Geral Publiciyin
U.S
Regogey Nibioti
Zast
Hye Sikorsky
Diign
Grmany
Russia
Camarinis
East Delifen
Wnws Surgice
Bash Gi Foreign Ministry
State Department
Germany
Wade
Boar
Henesey
Man Dies After Mire Trailer Collision Near Le Roy
AP report notes a fatal crash when a car driven by Rev Nicholas Gallia 93 collided with a house trailer. Gallia suffered minor injuries as did a passenger. the incident occurred near Le Roy affecting local residents and prompted later statements from authorities.
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le Hor
James Aengoso
Nicholas Gallia
St. Peter's ‘Rainn Catholic
le Roy
Votier
MersGhan
Merneton
Saneteo
Sananer
Obituary notices and funeral services across several towns
A string of death notices and obituaries from Whitehall to Plattsburg lists the deaths of Joseph A. O’Byrne and Leonard W. Benjamin, with funeral details. Services include St Peter’s Church rites, a Whitehall Presbyterian service, and burials at Boardman and other cemeteries. Survivors span spouses, children, and grandchildren with clerical figures conducting ceremonies.
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Dames
Fort Ty Wis
Joseph A. O'Byalier
Gili
Sir Pattick
William &. Lemoyne
James D. Daley
William d. McNamara
Peter J. Borlassy
Wiliam J. Smith
Aly Sa
St. Peter's
Father Lemoyne
James E. Patrick Jr
Bernard J. Patrick
Robert W. Patrick
Valeter T. Patrick Jr
Thomas T. Valser
John J. Valser
Monnday
William Hunt
Peter J. Naborty
Leonard W. Benjamin Leonard W. Benjamin
Park Ave
Whitehall
We Railroad
Glens Pally
Phocaly Lodge
P&am
Washington Council
RSM
Chanplain Chapter
TAM
Brothehnch
Pauling Rebm
Walter Benjamin
Airs
Lester Hartman
Morrisville
Charles McKall
Tomorow
George Greevough
Whitehall Presbyterian Church
Lulerment
Boardman Cemetery
Yuneri
Turrington
Wallet J. Burs Rington
Pawnal
Walybridge
Benningy Jlon
George K. Miller
Pownal Methodist Church
Park Lawn Gemetery
Bennington
Pownal
Mavens J
Ennive Dean Burrington
Burrington
County Farm, Bureau
Bernlee Mowygen Gurrington
Waler J
Joal
Bruce
Witlius TL Bowington
Posnal
John EB
Talback
John Evie
Talbank
Finland
Shushan Tor
Isata Yeies
Tludson Falls
Spurr
Cambridge
Clarence Winchell
Shaston Methodist Church
Wil
Purlal
Woodlands, Cemetery
George Girard
Ath Ave
Cohens Diet
Sician’s Hospital
Plalisburg
Plattsburg
Vs. Beans
Borah Aldvans
Larkin Fue Dural
Averit Park
Osea Ayneld
Stephentown Center Baptist Church
Nnimating
Clayton Barnum
Wella Birnun
Harry Barnum
Frank Adama
William Renviert
Albert
Civil Service Tests Slated For Seven Counties
Civil Service examinations for typist and stenographer positions in seven counties are announced. Salaries range from 2060 to 2415 dollars yearly. Requirements include one year general office clerical experience for some roles, two years for stenographer with six months dictation transcription. Applications from post offices or the Civil Service Examiners, Watersliet Arsenal, Watersliet, are advised.
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Fulera
Civil Service
Thackad
U.S. Civil Service
Albany
Columbia
Theene
Renseclavr
Warvet
Washington
Wittow
Bosud al WS
Watersliet Arsenal
Public Works chief notes lodging savings for state workers
James E. Vix, director of the State Public Works Dept, said about 50 state employees saw lodging savings at state institutions. The report ties to a broader story about allowances and aid involving state workers.
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James E. Vix
Meduel Difestas
Clark
Alacra
Weil
Mayrinan
U S Plans Rockets To Moon Details Stir Air Force Officials
A Milwaukee speech by General Anderson sparked controversy over lunar probe plans and dates. He outlined a three stage Thor booster to place instruments in Earth orbit and toward the moon, saying ARPA funds and control. ARPA chief Johnson denied definite decisions and said Anderson spoke out of turn.
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Weshington
ULM Jratin
Oolakes
Rexoayal
Andresen
Milwauker
Ausense
Angerson
Wales
Alleenyls
Moon
Thor
Threestar
Defense Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
ARPA
Roy W. Johnson
Anderson
Milwaukee
Air Force
Andersen
Johnson
De Gaulle Faces Algerian Push for Public Order Elections
An Algerian committee resisted De Gaulle’s plan for municipal elections in Algiers next month. Spokesmen signaled a shift toward a feared government of public salvation while Algeria’s Berber and Muslim elites react to promised equal votes. Mass protests and crackdowns loom as tensions rise over French authority and the Algerian independence movement.
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Google
Alworia
Erpur
de Gaulle
Galan
de Guille
Billomions
France
de Gville
de Gale
Algevia
Plang la
Paris
Tunisia
Morocco
Algeria
Ageria
Gaulle
Gurhors
British Prime Minister Macmillan Talks Trade and Aid
Macmillan and President Eisenhower discussed new approaches to aid underdeveloped areas and enlarging international trade. Officials including Secretary Anderson attended the White House dinner where top economic issues and U S British cooperation were highlighted.
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Bytaln
United States
West Germany
Big News
Interneo
Dnes
Dalles
Macmilan
Free Nations
Macmillan
Eisenhower
White House
Howry Mantay
Jules Duscritus
T Alks
Iacmillan
Brass Acton
Treas Wy Anderson
Harold Cacia
Nathan Brook
Canada
Senate
United
Yeniles
Nisan
Nike
Lodge Will Convene Friday at Troy YMCA
Friendship Lodge of Bethehen will convene Friday evening at the Troy YMCA starting at 8 with Mrs. Dubhie Wiessens and others assisting. The event includes a social hour and business session led by Mrs. fart Vodder and Mrs. Mary Diney serving as co chairs.
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Troy
Friendship Lodge
Shepherds On
Bethehen
Dubhie Wiessens
Arges
Fathays
Fart Vodder
Mary Diney
Curley Firm and Union Sivti Reach Six Month Wage Pact
A renegotiated contract signed yesterday between Curley Firm and United Ming Workers of America outlines wage discussion reopening in six months. The agreement includes changes in wartime pay, an extra half holiday, and funeral leave. Named signatories include Gurley Firm president Hindless, union official Noleth Keleher, and Nelson W. Brouna of Laval 12770 who could not attend due to illness.
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W, & K. B. Curly Surveying Bistrument Gem
Dislet SA
United Ming Workers of America
the One
Yeo Net
Pach
Lesler UC
Hindless
Gurley
Wehaed 2
Wildes
Eid
Malvict 49
Tee
Noleth Keleher
Wee
Kellogg
Tostitute of Manhagement Affairs
Nelson W. Brouna
Laval
Imness
Tornado (Continued from Page 1) and scattered weather impacts
Tornadic weather across multiple states dumped heavy rain in Illinois and disrupted sewer and traffic signals in Springfield. Northern states from Montana to Minnesota saw 40s readings with frost likely in North Dakota and Minnesota. Texas Oklahoma border and Virginia recorded near 90s, while New England had showers and 50s. Sunshine prevailed in the south west and a cool breeze spread to Washington, Oregon, and Montana.
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Kiven
Montana
Minnesota
Nor J Dakely
Virginia
New England
Washington
Oregon
Prime Minister’s Reelection Delayed Amid Resignations
A garbled report shows Prime Minister Robbsuke Kishi and coalition figures facing upheaval as a new Parliament votes delay reelection. The conservative Likert party’s enlarged majority is mentioned amid a parliamentary split and committee wrangling.
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Oka
Robbsuke Kishi
Itisabinet
Kishi
Parky
Sire Bark
Lin
Security Council urged to press Lebanon border action
Ambassadors debated Lebanon crisis as U S envoy urged United Nations to press Lebanon's representatives to curb authorities and ensure Lebanese frontier activities. Foreign Minister Sarlik said the situation worsened hourly while Soviet envoy Subulev warned of a veto.
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U.S
Jeary Cae Bot Todge
Council
Security Council
United Nations
Lebanon
Charles Sarlik
Arkady A. Subulev
U.awr
Ag Hwlboilt
le New
United States
Britzin
Lendaesa
Hesui Malik
Weekend at Camp Yowadtous for Working Girls
A YWCA camp weekend at Winston will start Friday afternoon for girls ten years or older. Transportation is provided if needed and participants will be returned Sunday afternoon. For more information contact Miss Helen Gage at the YWCA.
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YWCA
Yowadtous
Winston
Helen Gage
YWUA
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Ays
Wacmillan
Curley Firm
Union Sivti ‘Contract
Williagis
Time & Rubber So. Inc
Fourth St
Tony
Gaedea
Rearhart
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