Nation's Banks In Soundest Condition Told at Albany Meeting
Retiring New York State Bankers Association president Burr P. Cleveland told the Sard annual convention that banks nationwide are in the soundest condition in their history and able to meet legitimate demands. Harry W. Davies was elected association president, with Herbert J. Kneip as vice president and William Taylor as treasurer. Cleveland heads the First National Bank of Cortland, N. C.
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Burr P. Cleveland
New York State Bankers Association
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Bankers’ Group
Harry W. Davies
Syracuse
N. C
Commercial National Bank and Trust Co
New York City
Cleveland
Bankers urged to show leadership at four day meeting
Speakers at the four day meeting urged bankers to expand influence beyond banking and provide constructive leadership. Benjamin Strong of U S Trust Co of New York warned against passive surrender, while others pressed banks to stand for what they believe and back long term economic aims. Vice President Alben W Barkley was postponed from yesterday to today.
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Benjamin Strong
U. S. Trust_Co
New York
Battkera
Alben W. Barkley
Cohoes Firemen Respond to Three Grass and Dump Fires
Firemen from Cohoes were summoned to three minor blazes yesterday. Pumper 1 attended a grass fire on New York Avenue at 2 30 pm, then Pumper 1 and Hose 3 tackled a second grass fire off Delaware Avenue at 5 20 pm, and Pumper 1 answered a third alarm for a dump fire on Alexander Street later in the day.
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Ox Roast Planned by Fish and Game Club on June 38
A Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club ox roast is scheduled for Sunday June 38 at its grounds on Troys Averill Park Road. Two sittings at 1 pm and a full afternoon program are planned with an expected attendance of about 500. Nicholas West Troy is handling tickets.
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Shanghai Blockade Found To Be Phoney
Shanghai ends bluff blockade as Meerkerk becomes first foreign ship in nine days with 3500 tons of cargo. China Victory clears for Japan and San Francisco, Shengking due to sail, both previously blockaded since June 9. Two fishing vessels report no mines in Yangtze mouth.
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Woman Mistakenly Leads Fire Trucks to Home
Arkansas City dispatch reports a woman dialing for a taxi received two fire engines instead. After being connected to the fire department by mistake, two trucks raced more than two miles to her home before the error was discovered.
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Petersbur gossips note Bermuda trip and Fourth of July plans
Petersburg announces upcoming Independence Day parade plans with the theme Famous American Savings and civic awards. Local residents share news of travel and education as the Home Bureau holds an all day meeting to finalize summer projects.
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Albany College of Pharmacy
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Virginia
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Petersboro
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Cite Contel
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Cohoes Man Arrested On Conduct Charge
Nicholas Lizak 27, listed as residing on Main Street Cohoes, arrested early today on charges of disorderly conduct and destruction of property by Patrolmen Frank Turner and Min toh Hens of the radio patrol. Arrest followed a fracas at the Sunset Inn on Hoosick Street per complainant John P. Anthony.
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Pojce
Main Street
Cohoes
Frank Turner
Mintoh Hens
Radio Patrol
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Anthony
Hoosick Street
Sunset Inn
Summer guest Amelia Ario ladys in Havana visit and church rededication
Unclear. Residents Nort h Benin and Seornita Aric ady attend a June 15 rededication at the Congregational Church with Rev. Max Webster in charge. A Lake Lander Gate picnic follows with families asked to bring sandwiches and ice cream. Those needing rides should notify locals.
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Carmen Ariolads
Havana
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Prospect Street
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Henry J. Hall
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Lake Lander Gate
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Farid Reimann
Stephan Wines
Army Classifies Three As Unemployable in Germany
An American military official in Frankfurt said the U S Army labeled three figures as unemployable for special missions in Germany. The trio includes Roger Baldwin of the ACLU, Kimball Young of Northwestern University, and David McEntire of Queens College.
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Germany
U.S
Roger M. Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Kimball Young
Northwestern University
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David McEntire
Army
McEntire
Queene College
Flushing
Army Department
Washington
U. S
Berlin Strike Ends Deadlocked Monthlong Rail Walkout
Berlin officials report the deadlocked rail strike after a month with no new negotiations planned by the union or city government of the western allied sector. No immediate settlement or accusers identified.
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Woman shoots man after alleged threat at Otsego farmhouse
Mrs Robinson reports that Bard visited the Otsego County home last week seeking reconciliation with Miss Hathaway. When rejected he threatened all three women and two children. She fired six shots after grabbing a gun from her purse. Patrolman Phinney rushed to the scene as the coroner held an official decision pending investigation.
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Falling Trees Cut Off Power In Local Neighborhood
At about 4 15 p m Thursday a large tree fell in the rear of the Baptist Church on Grand Street Mechanicville tearing down power lines and blocking the street. The outage lasted about a half hour and no injuries were reported. Residents said the tree appeared healthy and in leaf while limbs later fell in Round Lake and cause further outages.
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Mechanicville
Round Lake
Thoresay
Feast Day Procession at St. Agnes Cohoes
The parish marks Corpus Christi with triple benediction of the Blessed Sacrament led by Rev. Paul J. Keeshan and Rev. Joseph A. Franklin. A procession drew over 400 parish children and first communion class members served as guard of honor. plans are set for a solemn high mass tomorrow at 11am by Rev. D Leonard Donohue, with Father Frank and Father Keeshan in deacon and subdeacon roles.
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Glenn Falls
Cohoes
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N. J
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Keeshan
Waterford honors cadet midshipman amid community events
Cadet Midshipman John Connery was promoted to ensign at the United States Merchant Marine Academy. Ming Frances MacCubbin hosted a wedding shower at 27 Fourth Street Waterford with a silver theme and a bride and groom cake. Brady Poste Electas reelects Charles J. Brady Post commander. church services and local notices accompany the ceremony.
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Cota Vaca
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Minia Fist
Anthony Jet
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Laconia
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Dorig McLaren
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Troy
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Oscar Cooper
Brady
Arthur Anderson
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
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Legit Connery
7 Third Street
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Kings
Callin-Ross Women Conduct Card Party
A card party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of Callin-Rosas Camp United Spanish War Veterans in Cohoes was held at the V F W quarters on Remsen Street. Mrs Lillian Ajlen chaired the arrangements and awards for high scores were given to numerous winners including William Archambeault Mrs Sadie Ashley Mrs Agnes Landry and several others.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Cohoes
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Remsen Street
Mra
Lillian Aljlen
Ims
Wiliam Archambeault
Sadie Ashley
Agnes Landry
Margaret Babbitt
Margaret Burns
Mary Rogera
Mary Lawrence
Hernadette Daigneault
Josephine Beaupre
Maud LaComb
Mary Deschamps
Mary Moore
Albina Bourgeois
Anna Lockwood
Elizabeth Moore
Agnes Shepard
Albina Chabot
Citizens Club Plans Father’s Day Picnic and Dance
The Ukrainian American Citizens Club of Cohoes will sponsor a Father’s Day picnic at Ukrainian Park starting 2 pm tomorrow. Dancing begins at 4 pm, announced by program chairman Wasy Lubanecki.
Jamestown 3 Mrs Josephine Warren Potter Killed by Auto
Jamestown reports Mrs Josephine Warren Potter 75 was fatally struck by an automobile late Thursday night. The incident left Potter injured before she died at the scene or nearby hospital, authorities say.
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Josephine Warren Potter
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