West Crescent Firemen Train For Rural Fire Readiness
West Crescent volunteer firemen hold Sunday training on water sources and equipment use under Chief Stevens Sicko. Eight members attend the Saratoga Springs volunteer firemen school, and mutual aid with Clifton Park and Halfmoon is tested by a Bourgeois home blaze. A district wide fire reporting card and emergency numbers are distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Crescent
Stephen 3. Sicko
Sicko Aaye
New York State
Dinner Planned to Honor Outgoing Officers at League Event
The Catholic Junior Service League plans a testimonial dinner for outgoing officers at the Homestead Restaurant on Thursday June 23. Patricia Haggerty will be toastmistress. Honorees include Mrs. Charlis McCarthy, Mrs. Shirley Houghton, Nancy Payette, Mrs. Catherine Murphy and Mrs. John Nimons. Miss Margaret Hanrahan leads the new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Junior Service League
Knights of Columbus
Third Street
Homestead
Patricia Haggerty
Mra
Chatlis McCarthy
Shirley Houghton
Nancy Payette
Catherine Murphy
John Nimons
Margaret Hanrahan
Grace Forbes
Ruth Balthazard
Theresa Mahoney
Esther Bell
Blessed Relief from Cramp Pains
Scores of women find monthly relief from functional periodic pains using Cardus cream. Advert says it relaxes organ muscles and restores normal rhythm, preventing painful cramps. The ad promises this tested remedy brings relief and urges readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Ahas
Nature
Pour
Court upholds Congress power to quiz on Communist ties
Appeals Court says Congress may compel testimony on Communist Party membership. It upheld contempt sentences for Richard Morford who refused to surrender records from the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. The ruling emphasizes Congress's broad investigative authority in the anti-Communist era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
Congress
G. B
Beanie
Baldwin Aaid
Alda
Bennett Champ Clark
Wilbur K. Miller
Verge C. Swaaney
Wald
Morford Tonen
Richard Morford
House Un-American Activities Committee
National Council of American- Soviet Friendship, Inc
Morford
House Committee
Council of America- Soviet Friendship
Appeals
Lawson
Trombo
Trumbo
Threeman Tribunal Aaid
Communist Party
Congressional
Trek
Hay
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
House C Committee
Dexdaion Gaal
Trutiho
Ne Langer
Senator McCarran Urges $110 Million ECA Fund Cut
Senator McCarran seeks a $110.37 million reduction in Economic Cooperation Administration funds, lowering ECA totals to $3.458 billion for the next fiscal year. The move follows a House view that $27.7 million could be redirected within 10 months if needed and cites a watchdog report on cotton and wool imports rising by $133.9 million despite weak European textile demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mete Paceman
ECA
House
McCarran
Senate Appropriations Committee
Benator McKellar
D-Tenn
Paul Hoffman
Nevadan i
Congressional Watchdog
Fay Murder Jury Still Incomplete
The Hebb and Raymond Fernandes case over the Janet Fay slaying continues as defense counsel Rosenberg struggles to impanel a full jury in Bronx County Supreme Court. Prospective jurors face questions about unusual sexual habits and potential prejudices as Justice Pecora adjourns court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebb
Martha Back
Raymond Fernandes
Hearta
Janet Fay
Albany
Herbert E. Rosenberg
Bronx County
Supreme Day
Julia Seabrook
Pensacola
Fia
Heck
Faralsting
Posanberg
Defanaa
Rosanberg
Beck
Fay
Ave
Pcomaiona
Rosenberg
Ferdinand Pecora
Western powers push exchange rate plan amid Berlin talks
Western and Soviet diplomats debated a plan to fix exchange rates between the zloty and mark as a path to a Berlin treaty. Acheson pressed Vishinsky at dinner and suggested raising Austria reparations to 140 million dollars if Yugoslavia’s demands were dropped. Ministers met for a five hour session, agreed to a September New York meeting, and kept channels open to ease East West tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beriln
Wales
Aptit
Vishinsky
Berlin
Moscow
U. S
Dean Acheson
Vishinaky
Acheson
Austria
Yugoslavia
Carintha
Kremlin
Vign- Inaky
Swaeuuaz
LY Umma UL
Carothia
Russia
Naw
New York
Germany
Upstate Wills Enter Probate At Hudson Falls And Salem
Two wills filed in Upstate New York were probated. Harry J. O'Brien of Hudson Falls left his estate to wife Elizabeth with several named witnesses. William L. Cleveland of Salem left gifts to a church and relatives, with Albert B. Cleveland named executor and Thelma Hutchard and Robert N. Wilson as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. O'Brien
John Street
Hudson Falls
Washington County
Eliabeth O'Brien
Willian
Culligan
Emrys Lewis
William L. Cleveland
Ate
Salem
First Presbyterian Church of
Argyle
Cor H. Johnston
Albert R. Cleveland
NFL
Arthur W. Cleveland
Albert B. Cleveland
Thelma Hutchard
Robert N. Wilson
Wii
Free Three Klansmen On Conduct Charges
In Soperton Georgia three hooded and robed men faced charges of disorderly conduct after a Ku Klux Klan public display. Mayor pro tem Walter presided as Mayor Patterson stepped down. record showed lack of evidence leading to dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soperton
James Teterson
Yerterdanan
Tore Ku Risa Rian
Aganst
Trin
Recordeas
Bat
Thiace Walter
Mayer pPaterson
jd + smathhe
Soviet Envoy Discusses Lend Lease Account
Soviet envoy Alexander Panyushkin met with Acting Secretary James Webb at the State Department to discuss Russia s overdue lend lease account and whether Moscow will reply to the US demand to return ships and equipment loaned in 1941 and 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander Panyushkin
State Department
Russla
James E. Webb
Panyushkin
United States
Aten
Russia
Moscoe
Horseshoe Incident Leaves Troy Woman Injured
Lilian LaBelle a 19 year old Troy resident from 4% Harrison Place was treated at St. Marys Hospital for a facial laceration after being struck by a horseshoe. Police report say she was awakened by a passing apple cart and carried to the hospital by Sgt Timothy Sweeney and Patrolman William Murray. she was later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian LaBelle
Harrison Place
St. Mary's Hospital
Timothy Sweenes
William Murray
Alien
St. Peter's PTA Plans Rummage Sale Today
The Parent Teacher Association of St. Peter's School hosts a rummage sale at 148 River Street today. Proceeds fund a children’s picnic and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Treacher Association
St. Peter's School
River Street
Bam
Troepada
Romdart
Kaydeioes Taek
Petersburg Resident Named Firm's Attorney
The Ran Indemaitys Co has announced Ler M. Brmamer of Peterstorg as an attorney for the company. Brmmer is a graduate of Her jerk Falls Wigh School and holds a year of 9 law Sreree from Stracuss University. He served in the Navy during World War II and later worked in Europe with the Biases Sates Enlprig 1 Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran Indemaitys Co
M. Brmamer
Peterstorg
Brmmer
Stracuss
University
Cnitena
Europe
Fur Nee Oe Indemnity Case Noted Over 23 Years
A cryptic note indicates a long indemnity matter spanning 23 years. It mentions Fur Nee Oe and Sun Indemnity, but details are unclear in the readable fragment.
Stricken Man Taken From Bus To Hospital
A 43 year old man from 215 Broadway was removed to St Marys Hospital after a sudden incident on a bus at Fulton and Fourth Streets. Patrimen Willard Sheehan and Peter Martin were involved in the event. He was held at the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddard Foley
Broadway
Kas
St. Mary's
Patrimen Willard Sheehan
Peter Marnetin
Fulton
Appointment Made for New York Telephone Leader
John S S Forsyth was appointed general plant supervisor for the New York Telephone. He is a former eastern official. The announcement was made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thistle Day Observed by Burns Club and Town Events
Waterford and North Adams feature Thistle Day plans as the Burns Club meets at Mary’s altar for devotions. A 140 member Burns Club delegation will travel to Troy for ceremonies and a parade led by Adam Rosa II with church services, awards, and a Flag Day event at Mechanicville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Burns Chu
Soa
Cherlen J. Powers
William RB Powers
Thistle
Thirst Street
First Congregational
Jena
North Adams
Mase
Apna
Mr. Powers
Adam Rosa II
Til
Troy du
Lake
Deane
Representa CA
Mtvsst
Albert
Clan McIntyre
North Adamas
James A. McLaren
Royal
Clangmen
North
Jay Masterson
Harold Gardner
Adams
Gail Gardner
James Ceremonies
Anderson
Irving Walters
Nisi Laird
Chariater
The
Grover C. Bowran
Massachuestts
Board of Man College
Cere
Roy Scotts
W.S.C
Obituaries From Troy Area Notables and Residents
A string of obituaries from Troy and surrounding towns notes deaths of Therese La Mere in Cohoes, John F. Duffy of Mechanicville, James F. Burlingham of Victory Mills, Edward J. O Toole of Troy, Alfred E. Beck of Little Falls, Eva C. Huff of Stillwater, and Miss Lyons. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings. services set at St Pauls, Notre Dame de Lourdes, or local churches with interment in area cemeteries. Burial details and church affiliations are listed for each passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Therese la Mera
Therese
la Mere
St. Mary's Hospital
Cohoes
Troy
Jona
John F. Duffy
Waterford
Mechanicvilla
Vicini Alibertite
John Garland
Elizabeth Street
Mechanicville
St. Paula Church
Moders
Woodamen
America
Foresters of
Americ
Garland
James ¥. Burningham
James F. Burlingham
Victory Mills
Sylveston Macy
Victory Milla
Notre Deve de Lourdes
Schuyler Vill
Burlingham
Muarea
F. Wilbur
Mildred F. Wilbur
Robert
Victory Mille
jUrasy
Leo
Oakland
Cal
James
A. Wilbur
Valley Falls
New York
Francis Burling
James Orr
Henry Burlingham
Sar
Ketchatece
Springs
Jansenly
Ues
Edward J. O'Toole
Serand, Avenue
Albany Hospital
St. Augustine's Church
Wiliam Butler
Jane Butler
William Butler
Philadelphia
Mason
Florence Beck
Alfred Beck
Red Bank
N. J
GES
Stillwater
Ross A. Wilbur
Jey Falla
Clothier
Katchums Corners
Judson N. White
Puebl Col
Mary Steve
Leen Valley Falls
A. F. Pa
Stillwater Union Cemetery
Miss Lyons
Miag Ma Lyons
J. W. Burns’ Sons
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's C
Charles C
W. Leo McCarthy
Jam
Coleman J. Lyons
Par
Towne
Walter L. Buckley
St. Peter's Cem
Gerld F. Cluney
Justors and Juniorettan to Meet at Mrs Mation Rebarta Home
The Justors and Juniorettan of the CDA will convene at the residence of Mrs. Mation Rebarta for a meeting. Details are scarce but the gathering is scheduled at the listed home location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justors and Juniorettan
CDA
Czech Reds To Deal With New Church Tensions
Prague reports the government says peace with the church depends on the church itself while a new group Actio Catholica claims priestly support. President Gottwald calls for positive cooperation as Archbishop Beran warns of a step by step government move to curb the Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Actio Catholica
Josef Beran
JayMmen
Klement Gottwald
Beran
United Lutheran Synod Opens 21st Convention
The United Lutheran Synod of New York opened its 21st annual convention in Buffalo with remarks urging delegates to turn troubles into Christ’s trials and work them out with him. Dr. Frederick R. Knubel led a communion service to start the four day meeting attended by about 40 delegates from 417 congregations across New York State, New England and Northern New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
United Lutheran Synod of New York
Unitest
Frederick R. Knubel
New York City
New York State
New England
New Jerery
Thieves Try To Enter Gas Station In Break-In Attempt
John Worburgh owner of a gas station on Fifth Avenue reports vandals attempted entry by prying at west and east doors and a south window between Saturday night and Monday morning. Sgt John J Noonan investigated. separate report notes a $32.95 portable radio stolen from a car on Middlebrug Street near Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Worburgh
Fifth Avenue
Staite Street
John J. Noonan
Detective Bureau
Night Squad
William Marriner
117Th Stret
Middlebrug Street
Sixth Avenue
Bitten By Dog Injured In Fall
Joseph Charieh, 58, was bitten by a dog and suffered a laceration following a fall near the Polish American Club. He was treated at St Marys Hospital after police officers brought him in for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Charieh
Raomanee Ainsworth
Nead
Steeies Bes
Leonard
Jett
Ained
Upstate Soil Conservation Work Initiated in District Farms
The Washington County Soil Conservation District began using a borrowed bulldozer to implement conservation practices on cooperator farms. Milton Lundberg operates the machine, with initial work by Horace McEachron in Easton. Conservation measures completed include tree planting, woodland management and protection, contour farming, strip cropping, pasture improvement, drains, and wildlife area work across numerous acres and miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Soil Conservation District
Salem Central School
Dialict No
Milton Lundberg
Horace McEachron
Easton
Earl F. Gates
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West Crescent Firemen
League
Moro
Modern
Strand Taxi Troy
Sumad
Fifth Ave
McCartan
D-Nev
Eastman
Bell & Howell
Revere
Broadway Phore
Big Four
Charles J. Brady Post
American Legion
Arthur R. i
Britain
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Taas
U. S. State Department
British Foreign Office
Yerofeyev
London
Pavel Ishkin
Upstate
Uhudson
Horseshoe
Petersburg
Burns Club
Mary's Arch
Bt. Mary's
Mire
Martactt
Seorwy Osmuverw
Kayderose Park
Saratoga Lake
Ndelideon
Allegheny Co
BL Peter's Church
Mar
Mra Helena Dempesy
Ivan
Harold Bacheldor
Harold Eggers
Trey
Matthew Burnset
West Coast
Huff
Eva C. Hutt
Bleecker Avenue
Arthur L. Rice
Church of the Ascension
Forest Park Cemetery
Rasmuppe
Marie L4mMmugsen
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
Pi Fanning
Redeemer Theran Church
Ferment
Oakwood
U.S
Church
United Lutheran Synod
Ga Rik
Ford Manufacturing CO
Ind Street
Jawestia
Gece Tiree
Costa
N. L Fonda
Fonds
Gmer Femreals
Fonda
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