John J. Holland Dies at Home longtime Troy sexton
John J. Holland longtime sexton of Mt Gona Episcopal Church in Troy died yesterday at 148 First Street after a brief illness. He was a lifelong Troy resident, survived by widow Grenta Sweet four children and many relatives. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m at Hares Funeral Home with Rev Bradford H Burnham officiating. Interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery.
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Mt. Gona
Puat
First Street
Troy
Grenta Sweet
John BE. Lane
Donald Lea Barron
Raymond J. Holland
Charlotta Cox Holland
William. Waters
Watervilat
George van Decar
Horance Turner
James
Thom
Edward
Clarence Holland
Hares
Bradford H. Burnham
John’s Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Baptist Church Class Welcomes Members
The Kinga Daughters Clase of the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church held a covered dish meeting this week. Mrs Marie Crop ney led the program and three new members were welcomed: Mrs Lillian Haggerty, Mrs Belly Moran, and Mrs Thelma Hafenatelner. Doris Johnson Kay Filken and Mra Eather Thompson organized the devotional and supper. The next gathering is planned for September at Mrs Rowena Shoemaker’s home.
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Sixth
Avenua Baptist
Aupper
Marie Crop
Plana
Cropney
Lillian Haggerty
Belly Moran
Thelma Hafenatelner
Doris Johnson
Kay Filken
Eather Thompson
Aplonic
Mra
Rowena Shoemaker
Dewey Receives Jewish Committee Award in New York
Gov. Thomas E Dewey accepted the New York Chapter award of the American Jewish Committee praising his civil rights leadership. He cited three milestones in New York: employment discrimination law, the fair educational practices act, and a housing aid rule prohibiting segregation and discrimination.
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New York
United States
U. 8 Plans To Release Atomic Secrets
Washington experts said the government plans to declassify broad scientific and technical information on atomic reactors. Atomic Energy Commissioner Gordon Dean indicated at Colum Ohio on May 28 that loosening restrictions could aid universities research institutions and private industry. Officials estimate new disclosures could add about 10 to 19 percent to already declassified material.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Yugoslav Traitors Sentenced To Death Titograd
A Yugoslav military tribunal sentenced two alleged traitors to die before an army squad. Six others received prison terms from 12 to 29 years. Nikolic and Borici admitted guilt stating Albanian and Russian orders behind the spying ring, while Albanian refugees allegedly aided training and border infiltration for Soviet aims.
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Liuho Borici
Ganz
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Borici
Connecticut G O P Nominates Lodge At State Convention
New Haven Connecticut Republican convention nominates Lodge for US Senate with Joseph E Talbot and Prescott Bush also named for near Senate terms. Lodge leads on first ballot defeating four rivals. Talbot and Bush named among slate.
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Connecticut
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Senate
Prescott Bush
Yale Corporation
Fara
Subpoena Proceedings Against Lewis Dropped
Rep. Jacob G Ind agreed with Chairman Barden to drop the push for independent subpoena power to compel United Mine Workers chief John Lewis before the House subcommittee. The move ends attempts to address charges by Lloyd Sidener of Canton regarding undemocratic union practices.
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Ishor
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United Mine Workers
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Barden
D-Nc
John Lesinski
Jacobs
Finns Make Another Payment On U S Debt
Finland, continuing a reliable repayment record, made a $159 613 74 payment to the United States. Of this amount 124 782 50 covered interest, leaving a remaining balance of 7 757 120 46 in the U S Treasury records.
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Washington
Finland
United States
Treasuiry
Japan to need aid until 1953 says MacArthur report
Allied headquarters released an economic assessment ahead of a high level visit by Defense Secretary and other leaders. The document outlines Japan’s postwar recovery needs and hints at positions on a future peace treaty and American assistance details.
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MacArthur
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Une
Douglan MacArthur
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Omar N. Bradley
John Foster Cullen
Fie
Washington
E State
Defenan Departmente
Yokya
Two Troy Children Treated For Dog Bites
Two Troy children were bitten by dogs yesterday and treated at local hospitals. Lillian Anne MacNaughton, 18 months, was bitten on the left hand on Forest Avenue and treated at Leonard Hospital. Barbara Curlay and another child were taken to Mt Marys Hospital after the incident.
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MT Tanth Mreet
Bt. Mary's
Paul Spenard
John Branen
Johnth FP
Coughlin, Jr
Earl MacNaughton
Fourth Avenue
Lillian Anne MacNaughton
Avanua
Leonard Hospital
New Jersey Youth Held For 17 Year Old Lorraine Hess Slaying
A New Jersey youth faces murder charges in the strangling death of 17 year old Lorraine Hess. The suspect Theatare H. Carter, held on the case after a period of inquiry, was detained for hearings on the alleged crime.
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New Jersey
N. C
APA Young Factory
Aarker
Lorraine Hess
Theatare H. Carter
Arraignment in Cumberland County murder case
Carter was arraigned on a murder charge and jailed in Cumberland County awaiting grand jury. He reportedly confessed to killing a Millville High School student on May 12. The motive remains undisclosed as Cumberland County prosecutor George H. Stanger cites ongoing trial secrecy.
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Marter
Cumberland County
Jali
Wester
Carter
Mill- Villa
Jersey
George H. Stanger
Rane
Rail Decision Reserved on NY Ontario and Western
Federal Judge Edward A. Conger reserved decision yesterday on a petition by a bondholder group to abandon the bankrupt New York Ontario and Western railroad. He said he would study the entire situation before ruling.
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New York
Edward A. Conger
New York, Ontario and Western Fairway
Polio Canes Rise in Washington Reports
The Public Health Service said 206 new cases of infantile paralysis were recorded that week in Washington, up from 132 the previous week, highlighting a worsening poliomyelitis situation.
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Washington
Public Health Service
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