Army drops use of word unemployable
A Senate hearing condemned the Army for labeling Gordon M. Clapp unemployable in a World War II era file. Officials said the term wrongly suggested disloyalty, and the Army banned the word from official use as an injustice acknowledged by Pentagon officials and witnesses.
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Washington
AA Benale
Army
TWA
Gordon M. Clapp
Kafauver
D.-Tenn
Reeporters
Senate
Clapp
Pentagon
Gray
Tracey Vorheen
Germany
Read W. Haytian
Clap
TVA
Aed
Funeral Services Held For Miss McKinstry
Funeral services were held yesterday at East Acres for Miss Helen McKinstry former president of Russell Sage College who died Saturday after a long illness Rev Bradford H Burnham rector of St Johns Episcopal Church officiated at 2 p.m. The faculty and administrative staff attended. Burial took place at Stamford Conn.
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East Acres
Helen McKinstry
Russell Sage College
Bradford H. Burnham
St. John’s Eiscopal Church
Edgar H. Betts
Stephan H. Sampzon
Louie H Gross
Chauncey W. Cook
Alfred W. Thompson
Lewin A. Frorean
Lansing
United Lutheran Synod Reelects Dr Knubel
Dr Knubel and Dr Houbel are reelected to five year terms as leaders of the United Lutheran Synod of New York. Knubel wins on the first ballot, a synod first, while Edmund F. Wagner is reelected treasurer for a sixth one year term.
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Buffalo
Frederick F. Houbel
New York City
da United Lutheran Synod of
New York
Synod
Knuhel
Edmund F. Wagner
General Reality & Utilities Corp
Hudson
Beach
Cape Cod
Anderson Named Senate Campaign Chairman for 1950
The Democratic Policy Committee named Senator Anderson of New Mexico as chairman of the party's senatorial campaign committee for the 1950 election. The notice includes a lengthy public bidding and contracting section for state projects, with dates, locations, and required procedures.
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Washington
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Anderson
New Mexico
Novel Brings Berlin Newspaper Suspension Over Tschaikovsky Tale
Berlin based Der Morgen, organ of the Liberal Democrats, suspended after publishing a novel about Russia’s Tschaikovsky. The paper cited the work as portraying a distorted image of the composer and thus canceled publication. The next edition noted the novel’s claims as a “capitalistic aristocrat” provocation and its defense of Tschaikovsky’s portrayal.
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Berlin
Russia
Peter Tschaikovsky
der Morgen
Liberal Democrats
Morgens
Fis
Tschaikovsky
Borin
Blast Kills Worker At Richmond Plant
A bomb like explosion at Experiment Inc in Richmond Virginia killed one worker and fired an official. The plant, a private contractor for the Army and Navy, occupies a 111 acre tract on the James River. The blast occurred in the Foy-20 building used for combustion studies, fire burned for an hour after the blast.
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Richmond
Experiment, Inc
J. A. Burke
Experiment. Inc
Army
Navy
iThe Company
Richmond J
James River
Dairymen to Receive $3.55 for May Milk
New York marketing area administrator announced a uniform milk price of 3.55 dollars per hundredweight for May deliveries. April paid 3.50, May 1948 had 4.56, total production and output gains cited, with changes in producer numbers under review.
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New York
Blanford
Blanferd
Idk
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al Shang
Sivstate
Blacksmith Champoux Marks 53 Years at D H Rail Yard
Thomas Frenchy Champoux completes 53 years of continuous service as a blacksmith at the DAH Rail Road Colonie shops. Born 1876 in Cohoes, now at 26 112th Street Troy, he is famed in the D G H system for rugged work and loyalty. He is married with four children and he may recite Longfellow’s The Village Blacksmith on pension occasions.
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Thomas
Frenchy) Champoux
Colonie
Cohoes
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Troy
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Champoux
Longfellow
Hage
Champyox
Giannini Estate Valued Under 480000 in San Mateo
Amadeo P Giannini founder of Bank of America left an estate valued at less than 480000. About 430000 goes to the Bank of America Giannini Foundation for education of the bank's employees. His son and daughter are not heirs. Nine relatives and employes receive tokens of remembrance.
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Calif
Amadeo P
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Gor
Bank of America
Ajg San Mateo Nome
Bank of America-Giannini J Foundation
L. M. Giannini
Jet
ClaireGiannini Hoffman
Bootblack Becomes Passenger on Chicago Albany Train
Adrian Delaney told Albany railroad police he chatted with a commuter on a Chicago bound train platform before it started for Albany Monday night. The frightened bootblack hid under a bunk until a porter found him. Police handed the boy to agents upon arrival in Albany. parents expected to pay his passage home.
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Boston
Albany
Adrian Delaney
Whitehall Patrolman Fends Off Youth in Grocery Sweep
Whitehall patrolman shot 18 year old parolee Anthony C Palmieri Jr at a village grocery after a pursuit from near the cash register. Palmieri was wounded in the right thigh and taken to Glens Falls Hospital under guard.
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Anthony C. Palmieri, Jr
Center Street
Rutland
Weeks
Bennington
Whitehall
Palmieri
Edward Princ Idle
Whitewall
Prindle Saaid
Casimir Piela
Palrais
Prindie
Micz
Paimicci
Glens Falls Hospital
Truman Urges Closer World Business Ties
President Truman urged Rotary International to strengthen global business ties as a key to orderly world progress. He said the United States leads in planning and implementing measures through UN frameworks, calling on business leaders worldwide to collaborate for higher living standards.
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Truman
New York
Rotary International
Shouk
Teuman
Wen
Rotary
Navy Kimball
United States
United Nations
Indian road engineers to study in United States
A third group of Indian government road engineers is leaving for America to study road-building and attend lectures offered by the Public Roads Administration. The group includes one central government engineer and eight from various provinces and states.
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New Delhi
United States
America
Inclding
Eigh Fromme
Public Roads
Britain Agrees On Trade Pact Talks Amid Budget Reports
The report notes Israel submits two 1949-50 budgets totaling 104 million toneli pounds, with the currency valued at $3.03. Britain plans secret sessions and aims for a five-year $800,000 trade deal, following talks in Paris and Belgrade involving Bevin and Yugoslav officials.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lavaeli
Eliezer Kaplan
London
Sournes
Britain
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Paliament
Polley
Belgrade
Paris
Charley Peake
Marko Ristic
Bevin
Ernest
Fifth Ward Democrats Schedule Plans for Summer Picnic
A Fifth Ward Democratic group outlined plans at a meeting held last night at the hotel. A program of swim, ball, and other athletic events is arranged for Saturday July 16 at How Snyder’s Lake. Emil Bartle, president, served as presiding officer with a general chairman named.
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Democratic Fifth
Swimmh K. Roft
Theaixcels
Snyder
Lake Baemee
Emil Bartle
Business Women Hold Annual Picnic at Center Berlin
The annual picnic of the Business and Professional Women's Club was held Monday night at Ranch's Tavern in Center Berlin. A report on the recent state convention at Lake Placid was given at a business meeting. Miss Helena Grimm, Miss Martha Noble, Miss May Ap, Mrs. Cora Van Berger, Leong Waite, Mrs. Florence Nicoll, Miss Waite, and Miss Noble were named as camp committee to select girls for Camp Yowochas and Camp Kiwanis.
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Ranch's Tavern
Center Berlin
Lake Placid
Re. Potn
Helena Grimm
Martha Noble
May Ap
Cora van Berger
Leong Waite
Florence Nicoll
Mises Waite
Mise Noble
English Garrison Accepts Four Members
Four new members were admitted to the English Garrison in the Army and Navy Union at a meeting last night. They are Saul Chuckraw, David Chuckrow, Frank McKeon and William O’Brien. Members elected James McKnight as officer of the watch. The meeting adjourned after a report for the late Jesse Waiters.
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Tooseph P. F. Enlish
Army and Navy Union
Saul Chuckraw
David Chuckrow
Frank McKeon
Willilam Obrian
James McKnight
Jesse Waiters
Britain to Deploy Carriers for Hong Kong Defense
Sir Patrick Dring, commander of Britain's Far East station, said aircraft carriers would be provided for the defense of Hong Kong if needed. He noted the Admiralty is taking steps to protect the crown colony as nationalist forces threaten Hong Kong.
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Singapore
Patric Dring
Britain
Far East Naval Station
Hon Kong
Patrick
Admiralty
Hong Kong
China
John Lloyd Pupils Present Recital
John Lloyd and pupils from the Conservatory of Music performed a recital at St Pats Auld House. Attendees featured Charles Prema Ruth Haty Doris Benoit Laurance Roy and other named students with faculty member Dr Lothy May Galbraith listed among participants.
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John Linvd
Ray
Conservatory of Music
St. Patsauld House
Charles Prema
Ruth Haty
Doris Benoit
Laurance Roy
Lothy May Galbraith
Edward Hele
Helenity
Kim Jacob
Me. Maconashy
Rose Robens
Gente Murphy
William Kennedy
la BR. Orbent
Pay Boost Proposal For Members Of Congress
A plan circulated in Washington seeks to raise congressional pay to an annual rate starting next year. The proposal targets roughly 20,000 members and outlines a phased increase to cover salaries and related expenses. It faces questions about timing and fiscal impact.
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Congress
Washington
Mate Aden
IGM
Botheen
Rent Advisory Board Rejected New York Proposal
A garbled report indicates the New York City Rent Advisory Board rejected a proposed rent increase. The Fadepaz Landlords Committee, Inc sought to represent a DIR property and lodge the request, but the plan did not advance.
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New York
New York City
Retired Dentist Robert Merrie Found Dead in Bed
The former president of the New York State Dental Society, Dr Robert Merrie, was found dead in his bed yesterday in Bonaia Cy. He practiced dentistry in the area for around forty years and had reportedly been in poor health. The report notes uncertain details and historical mentions are unclear.
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Bonaia Cy
Robert Merrie
New York State Dental Society
Mistrat
Conor
Coal Industry Worker Coordination Sparks Labor Opposition
The proposed coordinator would unify production and labor relations amid fears of an industrial monopoly by South Bloc and opponents say the plan risks labor disruption and public inconvenience. Moses’ approval could force his resignation from H C Frick and sever ties with U S Neal Carp.
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Love
Han
Moses
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
Mones
H.C. Frick
U. S
Neal Carp
Buffalo’s Pin‑up Girl Miss Croker Portrait Draws Worldwide Attention
A 1827 Sir Thomas Lawrence portrait of Rosamond Croker, once Buffalo’s most popular figure, hangs in the Albright Art Gallery. Painted when she was 17, the image evokes Mona Lisa comparisons and draws global inquiries for reproductions. Croker, later secretary to John Wilson Croker and wife of Sir George Barrows, died in 1906, while critics praised the work as a prime example of female expression.
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Emma Bluntach
Rosemond Hester Elizabeth Croker
William Pennell
Brazil
John Wilson
J Croker
List
George Barrows
Theritish Colonial Office
Uliverstone
George II
England
Lady Peel
Feel
Beatrice Lillis
Sir Thomas
Hunt
London
Royal Academy
Jamin Robert Haydon
D. E. Williams
Fifty Pound Northern Pike Prompts Bass and Tackle Advice
Reports from Bacandage country describe a fifty pound northern pike caught last week, potentially breaking the rod and reel world record. The Hudson striped bass season has opened. anglers seek strong currents near the dam and prepare gear while tips cover line care and tackle maintenance for local waters.
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Bacandage
Hudson River
Federal Dam
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