Midget Racer Killed In Crash In Pa Race
A 89 year old driver George Fander was killed and second driver seriously injured in a midget car crash at a half mile track in Hauliol Pennsylvania. The crash occurred on the sixth lap after two cars collided near the home stretch. Fander was pronounced dead at North Penn Hospital Lansdale. the other driver, Johnson of Anaheim California, was in serious condition with chest injuries.
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Hauliol
George Fander
Tamsdale
Aslfield Saeadway
Yandotutsoh
Norristown
Half Mill
Fondye
North Penn Hospital
Lansdale
Johnson
Anaheim
Calif
Connie
Bath
Fando
Jula
Tahnsan
Cay
Tom
Tousder
Wal
Bel
Jim Packard
Indianapolis
Referendum On Wheat To Be Friday in Rensselaer County
Referendum on wheat marketing quotas set for Friday in Rensselaer County. Polling will be at the ASU office in Room 1H Hall Rand Building, 89 St. Troy, from 8 am to 9 pm. Farmers with wheat harvested in 1950 that exceed 40 bushels are eligible to vote. The referendum will be overseen by a community election committee led by W. Bovie and Charles Edwards, with Carl Lenka among others. Quotas require a two thirds affirmative vote to take effect. Traditionally eastern growers oppose quotas, while western growers often support them.
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Reugeelner
Tony
Ethey
Mesurk
Ronsselapy
Ageunitural
Shabiller Ting
Fice
Hall Rand
St. Troy
Bam
Rensselaer County
Forge W. Bovie
Post
He Mithwest
Shepilov Seen In Moscow
Former Foreign Minister Dmitriy Y. Shepilov reappeared in Moscow on a Saturday night public event with his wife. He had been out of sight for six months after being ousted in June 1957 along with Malenkov Molotov and others amid anti party activity rumors denied by Premier Khrushchev.
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Moscow
WPI
Dmitriy Y. Shepilov
Tre
Haris Balla
Folztol Theater
Rath
Shepilov
Moscow Institute of Bionomics
Prange Unie Voustly
Khazakhstan
She
Weather system traverses central U S with broad temperature swings
The report describes a wide sky weather pattern moving through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys with showers, storms and heat. Temperatures ranged from a high near 109 at Presidio to a morning low around 24 at Fraser, with widespread cool pockets in the Great Lakes region. The Weather Bureau notes a warming trend in New England and New York state's vicinity.
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Cal Hornis
Arizona
Sississippi
Ohio Valley
Kan- Missouri
Pennsylvania
Upper Great Lakes
Presidio
Treas
Fraser
Clo Ean
Weather Bureau
New England
New York State
Area Riders Win Ribbons at Woodstock Horse Show
The Woodstock Riding Club hosted its 18th annual event with entries from Misty, Hijis and the Three Sisters stables. Dan Casler won first in the American Horse Show Medal Class on Crobilly Trail Rlwxehs, date to nationals in Madison Square Garden. Judy Rowe placed second, Karen Dubuque fourth on Sir Susan Cole, Misty Hill riders Pam Grey and Miss Cole also earned fourth and fifth in novice horsemanship.
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Troy Gables
Misty
Hijis
Three Sisters
Woodstock
Susan Cole
Misty Hill Stales
Pam. Grey
Pita
Misa Cole
Miss Grey
Tim
Clase
Stevenson Plans Month in Russia and Europe
Adlai Stevenson sails for a month abroad after leaving Chicago with a security stop in Wales and a European tour, part of his presidential campaign. The trip includes stops in Brussels, Dublin, and Glasgow, with continued focus on French and British diplomacy and potential policy talks.
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Chicago
Adlai Steventon
Landon
Monty Hed Jong
Roeiek Union
tWwedine Deninrealie
Purden
Apother Som
John
Lanedyn
Ula
British Quersuas Airways
Stuvensans
Obituary notices from Cohoes and area deaths
Miss Lena Swonard Leonard of Cohoes died Saturday after a long illness. She was longtime chancellor of St Agnes Church and member of the Rosary Society. Survivors include sisters Agnes and Galllas Leonard, nieces and nephews in Cohoes and Rutland. Funeral from the Leonard home then St Agnes Church with interment at St Agnes Cemetery. Also noted are services for Miss Mary E. Dowd of Albany and several other local deaths with church services, Requiem Masses, and interments in area cemeteries.
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Lena Swonard
Luna Leonard
Mekiwain Ave
Cohoes
Alinevilly
Cohors
St Agnes’ Church
Eit
Rosary
Thomas F. Leonard
Albany
J. W. Ruvas' Sons, Inc
Pilth Avenue Funersal
St. Prancis de Saloy
Vincent J. Gorski
George W. Geiger
William EB. Hunean
St Mary's Come
John J. Feary
State Conservation Department
Sisters of St. Joseph of Caromnelet
Anl
Victor JC. O'Brien
Chanel J
Verdud
McQuistion
Tirs Hariette T
McQuistinn
Tran
Aanald
Stephentown Center
Baptist Church
de Weattal
New York
Guefield
Corn
Fonda
Mwer St
Smd
Memorial Gardens
Oakwood Cemetery
Charles Dearborn
Twonard Hospital
St. Patriek's
The
Rosary Society
Bernard T. Cole
Syracuses
T. Steward Hubbard
Howard J. Hubbard
Troy
Adam Arthir E. Adams
Nicholas Reman
Roy Peterson
Thomas Conner
Miami
Fla
Pam
Resistence
Norton Styams
St. Joseph's Church
Solemm
St. Jean's Cemetery
G. Beaman
Austin G. Beamen
Cambridge
Nurvsind Hote
Tle
Belo
Mr. Beaman
He Heath
Aushnaes
Wisconsin
Aurorthgilly
Wis
Jani
Par Yee N. Beaman
Canoriige
Arnold G
Holden Will Study in Rome in Future Plans
The text notes Holden Holden will study in Rome at the Tus NIE International Center for a Better World, with references to professors and institutions such as GMa and Rensselaer. Details are fragmented but indicate an international study stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Rome
Edgar Kinen
Gma
Anthony Onduudson
Rensselaer
Italy
Tus Nie International Center For
veneWal
Chris
Cenlords
Maine Votes Today in first in nation election
Maine voters head to polls to pick candidates as the Pine Tree state holds its final in nation style primary. Gov Muskie seeks Democratic U S Senate nomination while Frederick G Payne seeks reelection. Local figures Clinton Clausner and Maynard Dok pursue Democratic nominations. Horace A Hiredreth and Pulling Chapman vie for Republican nod.
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Parkand
Maine
UPI
Pine Tree
Gav
Edmund S. Muskie
U. S Senate
Frederick G. Payne
Payne
Boston
Bernard Galdfine
Colesfive
Sherman Adams
Senate
Piyne
Pero
Harman Sshasian
Belgrade
Forney
Clinton Clauscer
Waterville
Grange
Maynard
Dok
Lorace A. Hiedreth
Pulling Chapman
Lory Sernay
Upstate Board Approves New Highway in Hudson Falls
The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution authorizing a Federal Aid secondary highway project from West Granville to New York Route 22. The five mile bypass, extending Route 40 toward Hartford, aims to connect with Whitehall later. Survey work is complete and construction will begin soon. The board also bought 2.3 acres in Hebron for 350 to house a radio tower for the county fire radio system. Supervisor Franke Moore reported on Lake George screening to reduce trout and other fish losses by possible aluminum screens at the lake outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Board of Supervisors
Cokmy Fonds
Howard Janna
Board of Supervisors
Whitehall
Hebron
Sidney and
Sylvia Emsig
Hwilia
Audit Report Noted Irregularities in School District Purchases
The audit highlights bids and contracts for athletic equipment and miscellaneous items totaling thousands of dollars. It notes purchases by vendors such as Diamond Rock Chesnery and Babyles Creamery, and finds no authority to award multiple contracts for a single advertised contract.
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Linanl
Vidas
Diamond Rock Chesnery
Babyles Creamery
Educalion
Athletic Association
Greenwich Supervisor Discusses County Sales Tax Amid Contest
Supervisor Telant Robertson of Greenwich dismissed fears about a county sales tax, saying residents need not worry. White Crowle town board recently opposed the tax. Proy firm of Co De Pesty and Soli, Inc. submitted the low bid of 25802 for a bridge in Galum ant. Dorkee Motors of Nudson Falls reportedly hid 18246 for selling tour datiety to the county highways department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telant Robertson
Greenwich
White Crowle
Co de Pesty and Soli, Inc
Galum
Dorkee Motors
Nudson Falls
County Department of Highways
Capitalist sins blamed by Moscow party chiefs
A crude Soviet era diatribe lists capitalist sins as state property theft, drunkenness, laziness, and moral decay. It vows Communist Party drive to suppress capitalist influence in schools and society, denouncing Western staples and decadent behavior as evidence of capitalist corruption.
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Meivyie
Moscow
Praveta Tol
Communist Party
Ogi
Gan
Rensselaer City Financial Audit Highlights Debts and Errors
State auditors review Rensselaer finances noting no outstanding debt but flagging deficits and misbooked tax arrears. The period to August 1957 shows general fund deficits reduced but overall mismanagement described, with parking meter revenue verification questioned and cash handling practices criticized.
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Rensselage
State Department of Audit and Control
Weir
Pait
Inc
Approval Debate Delays as Senators Weigh Stricter Measures
The article notes Ives and Son and John F Kennedy supported by a Temperate and Republican coalition. Senate Hackory Committee Chair Anderson Mechellan declined to reveal the nature of amendments under consideration. Mechellan indicated uncertainty about proposing a final veto, while voicing alignment with the "under- de- rales" stance despite favoring tougher action to curb rocket testing.
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Ives
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Mechellan
D-Ark
Ove Exports Clinic Kin Do Fantirn Brand Exports Record
Ove Exports reports a record quarter with 3.25 million tons of bron ore valued at 40 million dollars. Previous exports stood at 2.749 million tons valued at 8.44 million dollars.
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Anc Jncone
Prelate Addresses Conference on AME Zion Growth and Plans
Rt Rev. William J. Walls, prelate of Shr Mirs Episcopal District, described expansion of AME Zion in New York and New England during the New York Annual Conference session at Fifth Avenue AME Church. He praised Rev. Go W. A. Laws, noted Durham Memorial Church in Buffalo, new congregations in Amityville Uniondale Long Island and Niagara Falls, and openings planned in Bloomfield NW and Bristol Cent. He highlighted fundraising for a Charter Lake summer camp and a new church in Spring Valley supported by Meg. J. W. Finn low, and described yesterday's final Sunday session with about 250 attendees. service ended with a benediction by Laws.
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New York
New England
William J. Walls
Shr Mirs
AME
Zion
Methodist Episopal Zion Chivelies
Westerlay
Fifth Avenue Ame
Dion
Go W. A. Laws
Sneybex
Troy Canarvenstian
Bishop Walls
Durham Memorial Church
Buffalo
Amityville
Uniondale
Long Inland
Niagara Falls
Bloomfield
Bristol
Cent
Ite
Chatangua
Spring Valley
Meg. J. W. Finnlow
Mr Laws
Tito Denounces Khrushchev and Yugoslavia Split Message
The speech denounces Khrushchev and defends Yugoslavia's stance against joining camps. Tito claims Western circles attack Yugoslavia with lies while asserting Yugoslav independence from Soviet blocs amid Cold War tensions. Moscow papers mock reformists as Nagy-linked traitors, fueling bloc tensions.
British Deny U S Flights On Cyprus Involves Lebanon Crisis
British officials dismissed a Radio Moscow charge that U S Air Force transport planes might be used in the Lebanese crisis. The report claimed a Western power planned to use U S planes as a launch point for maneuvers, though a spokesman in Cyprus said the United States did not expect American aircraft to be deployed for such purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Cyprus
Nicosia
Radio Moscow
U. & Air Force
Mexa Radio
Agai
Uypens
Realinn
Midas Boel
Ho Anld
Ules
Thad
Adams Faces Probing Allegations Amid White House Fallout
The article outlines reactions to Adams amid disclosures of gifts and payments connected to Goldfine and Howrey. Michigan Governor Williams calls for Justice Department inquiry and Adams appearance before Congress. Adams and aides defend actions as routine, while Democrats vow further investigation.
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Michigan
G. Meanen Williams
Adams
ABC
Williams
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Harris
Val Adams
NBC
Wauils
Gabriel Mouse
Adama
Hag
Agg Nm
Adams R
Goldfine
Congressional Democrats
Howrey
PTC
FTC Sellows Ward Goldfine
Howray
Fmt
Istalices
Jagretlog
FTC
Vaffmais Havel
Marvis Sail
Hawes
Robert Y. Secrest
Adems
Apiatent
Hoserey
Geldfins
Goldens
Auxiliary Will Plan VA Hospital Work
A special meeting of Noble Callahan American Legion Auxiliary will be held today at 8 pm at the Legion post. Members will arrange for a construction to host workers for the Veterans Administration Hospital in Albany. A social hour will follow at 3 pm by the American Red Cross in the chapter rooms.
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Noble Callahan American Legion
Pam
The
Legion Post
Fiith
Veterany Administration Hospital
Albany
Ausilinty Igenbees Avil
Iso
American Red Grass Association
Pth Avi
Agnes Zoller
Driver injures, kills girls on Queens sidewalk
In Jackson Heights Queens an alleged student driver backing out of a lesson mounted a sidewalk killing Linda Tasalagy 9 and injuring her sister Diana 5. The pupil Linda Tasalagy 841 was playing outside her home. driver Mamita Saek 39 was cited for failure to keep car under control while her husband Oyng gave the lesson.
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New Yark
Linda Tasalagy
Tal’ Jackson Heights
Queens
Diana
Wimburst
Mospitad ' Pole Saul Men
Mamita Saek
Daekwon Nelahts
Oying
Ja Simmons
Accarides
Premier Nkrumah Visits Cairo Amid Airlift Strain
Premier Kwame Nkrumah arrives in Cairo for a nine day visit with President Gamal Abdel Nasser. The trip follows reports of French attacks and a tense frontline situation near Nikvhnvalt, as airlift and overseas operations face disruption.
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Cairo
Egypt
Kwame Nkrumah
Directors OL YW Elect Two Officers
The YWCA board meeting Friday elected Mrs Wilbu E. Kidder as recording secretary and Mrs Bradley Nichols as corresponding secretary. President Mrs Earnest In Warucke chaired. Mrs Joseph B. Rosnev attended with others as the board discussed dues, camp improvements, and summer programs.
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Ihe Ywga
Wilbu E. Kidder
Bradley Nichols
Earnest In Warucke
Joseph B. Rosnev
S's
Bank E. Mompke
Harry A. van Velaer
Alber Bowdell
Devollang
George P. Mor
Food Service Committee
Ming
Adele Smith
YWCA
Gayle
Jones
Helen Kirkland
Tommy Bell
Moreen
Wasleion
Prapit Kawanonda
Walter Hagen
Te Wahana Willaya
Schonforl
Gris
Bangkok
Thailand
Mombjit
Alver Lunebren
FWA
Swill
Ife Oakes News
Salkanita
Fon Shay
Gary Player
South Africa
Mayer
Julius Burns
Souther Pines
N.C
Genetaille
BE Cajon, Galif
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Walter Burke
Franklin, Mich
Ten Hogan
Lick Mayer
Space Bases Ban Red Aim Space Bases Ban Red Aim
London AP reports a Moscow radio commentator said Russia would agree to use interplanetary space for military purposes only if the United States relinquishes overseas bases. The commentator warned the USSR could be attacked from its 2,500 military bases in Europe and Asia and urged full removal of bases and space military use to avoid war.
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London
Moscow
Raedle
Russia
United States
Ussr
Europe
Asia
New America
U.S
Hre
Best Colors Open Title
A garbled AP sports snippet from Ulea Oklahoma notes a new open golf pivot may be Paleful, marking the most pale performer since an undefined era. Readers are left with unclear references to venues and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulea
Okla
Irae
America
Eisenhower Attends Church in Waterville Sermon Seen
President Eisenhower attends a Sunday service at Gollyshwe Presbyterian Church in Watertown near Abilene. A sermon titled The Father Who Wails is reported, with escort Rev Robert A. Maccaskill delivering biblical reflections as spectators note his quiet departure for home. Eisenhower then plays golf with aides and returns to Washington in two hours. Meanwhile Soviet troops begin pulling out of Romania, signaling a shift as Belgrade and other capitals report steps toward potential regional accords.
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Sottysourg
Eiserhower
Provident
Averet
David
Lider
Spirit Fisenhower
Jobin
Blaenhower
Adaing County
George Fh
Anen
Arthur
Nevens
Wisenhower
Washington
Rewvana
Belgrade
Vigosida
Rommania
Tanjust
Sovier Union
Romania
Jim Patgary
Ussr
North Atlantic
Louise Suggs' Comeback Wins Round Robin
Marlont Mageesestarday staged a strong rally but Louise Suggs held steady to win the $12,000 Round Robin Golf Tour event. Suggs posted a plus 91 to claim $1,800, while Sarene dropped to a Med place tie after leading early rounds and Victoria Pally Berg finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlintiead
Macs
Lowe Sunes
Marlont Mageesestarday
Georgia
Sarene
Todesco
Clus Wind
Tor Tal Victoria Pally Berg
City Softball League Results From Around The District
Players and teams from the City Softball League reported mixed results across multiple matchups. Columbus beat Bulla 4 to 2 in one game while another Columbus team lost to Toronto 9 to 1. Montreal defeated Miowd 7 to 2 and Montreal also beat Miami 4 to 2. Denver edged Charleston 3 to 2, and Charleston won 6 to 5 against Denver in a separate clash. Other scores included Toronto 9 over Mavana L, Richmand Aly Rochestor 1 over Richmond 1, and Tawlswiie 0 over Omabl.
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Columbus
Bulla
Buffalo
Torana
Wavanado
Toronto
Mavana L
BR. Houhostorr
Richmand Aly Rochestor
Richmond
Montreal
Miowd
Miami
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Stevenson
Upstate Board
Dudit
Ove Exports Clinic
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Tito
Cominion Irwin
U. S
Khyushchov
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Cominform
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Dloc
Iroad
Moscovy
Yugoshivia
Vito Salt
Ue Soules
Dors
Pewce
Wuijte
Hera
Tio
Velwng
Pravede
Mepszabadnsag
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Huldary
Anile
Fonpania
Chiuz
Peiping
Tit
Dudas
Chen Tela
Peedis
Chineas Academy of Scidnear
Avan Dudas
Judas
Jesus
Prague
Rowe Prova
Tilo
Chalé
Czechostovak Arty
Prnae
Adan
White House Filmne
Vienna
Toye
Jose
Duns
Tor ‘Ay
Best Colors
Ike Atlends Church
New Yorke
Louise Suggs
Ateedenad Association Tenver
Charleston
Denver
Ani A Misnespelis Wyneat
Indianola
Vanlettte
Omabl
Hvala
Tawlswiie
Datinsat
Jan's
Vianagts
Muro
Taian
Srinore
Soaney
Amubiscine
Rokkerharker
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Wentesitery
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Lane
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