Hot Weather Tips for Poultry Raiser Delegates Advice
County agents list six heat prevention steps for poultry with emergency measures. Use thermometer for temps, provide extra water pans, keep water cool, arrange shade, dampen sacks for roosts, and treat roofs and housing to prevent heat stress. Birds may stop feeding at 80 degrees and emergency measures needed at 90.
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Ronse Tver
Noultry
Agricultural Dept. Gil
Donaid A. Thompson
Philip W. Bemis
Agriculture Department
Swope’s Life Of Wealth, Journalism, And Public Service
Private funeral services were held for Swope, a longtime journalist and financier linked to Bernard Baruch, Wilson, and Roosevelt. Born in St Louis, he built a storied press career from the St Louis Post-Dispatch to the World, winning Pulitzers and shaping editors groups, before diversifying into ventures and politics. He left a legacy in media and public life.
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Coum
Bernard M. Baruch
Swope
Wilson
Roosevelt
America
William Allen White
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Assocated Press
Old City News Assia
New York City
Germany
New York Society Elects Troy Woman
Aiss Dordthy G. Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Wood of 1947th Ave, was elected corresponding secretary of the New York Society of Washington DC, a group for Empire State natives or residents. She studied at Catholic High School College of St Rose and the University of Town, now working with the attics of Dis Byrd, Costanbadtr.
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Aiss Dordthy G. Wood
William J. Wood
Dis Byrd, Costanbadtr
Funeral notices and obituaries in Albany area
Funeral services are listed for Willivry Est Sheridan at Wie J. W. wines' chapel and St. Augustine's Church with a high mass. Other obituaries include Mrs. Josephine Harrat of Mountain View Ave. Mrs. Margaret Cullur of 2174 5th Ave. William H. Northup of Kingston. Jacob Knudson of Poestenkill. Mrs. Virginia P. Jolley Holley of Troy. Mrs. Sidney Walin Waite of Albany. and Julius I. Gulmon elected president of the Rabbinical group. Interments at St. Minty’s, Forest Dale, Maple View, and Woodside Cemeteries. services conducted by Rev. McNally, Rev. Keegan, Rev. Burnham, Rev. Twiss, and others.
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Mtr. Sheridan
Willivry Est
Sheridan
Wie
J. W. Wines
Ans Inc
Fifth Avenue
Puneral Chapel
St. Augustine's Church
James R. McNally
OSA
Emile Catrivala Presid Oi
James F. Evers
Harold J. McKeon
Charles £. McCarthy
Willard J. McGraw
Nicholas J. Tallaghan
C. Jon Liebener
St. Minty's Cemetery
Johny Keegan
Keegan
Josephine Marval
Josephine E. Harcat
Mountain View Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Albert W. Harrat
Joseph P. Dupuis
Georgianna Ashline
Lyon Mountain
Waterviiel
Théodore J. Jackson
Troy
J. Leonard Caldwell
Latham
Judson Zimier Jr
Gloversville
Frank A. Harzat
Voorheesville
Leahy Funeral Home
3Rd St
Bacred Heart Church
St Jean's Cemetery
Coltor
Margaret
Cullur
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Iforrig & Stebbins
Tne
5Th Ave
Bradford H. Burnham
St. John's Episcopal Church
Offigiating
Porestdale
David J Evans
St. Paul's E ‘Copal
Holyoke
Coll
Rolyoke
William W. Northup
William H. Northup
Iingston
Mass
A. R. Fox & Son
Congress
1Ath Streets
Harold. L. Twiss
Second Baptist Church
betAlmwood Hill
Stunerrl
Mr. Knudsen
Jacob Knudson
J. Edwin Decal
Weal Sand Lake
Fom
Union Gospel Church
Poestenkill
Roy
Benjamin Mehneri
Wilbur
Theodore
jSanford
Cliford H
Donatis A. Callin
Elwin M. Flint
Frank P. Taylor
Frite Recster
Charles E. Gooley
Woodside
Prexbytertin
Dakewode
Silney
Waite
Mes
Sidney
Walin
Albany
Formrelyy White
Morrow
Mahar
Bennington
Albany Hospital
Watereile
Tidy
Thomas
Three Wheat Growers Vote on 1950 Marketing Quotas
Three Rensselaer County wheat growers voted yesterday on whether marketing quotas should be used for 1950 crops. All three rejected quotas as George E. Mesick noted the county vote was very light. Voting ran 8 am to 8 pm with eligible farmers limited to those likely subject to quotas if imposed.
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Rensselaer County
George E. Mesick
Rensselaer Downery Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Halland Building
BO Aed Sty
Midwest
Benson
Gambling Charges Dropped in Providence Case
Sidney K. Mactavish, 43, and his daughter Barbara operated the Probate Research Institute gambling room in Crown Hotel Providence. Testimony tied the operation to Malbaniel Shapiro of Boston, a disbarred attorney, who had rented the hotel room and arranged the gambling setup.
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Probate Research Institute
Troy
Aceuseis
Sidney K. Mactavish
Barbara
Toom
Crown Hotel
Providence
Garlier
Malbaniel Shpiro
Boston
Roy
Shapiro
Ship Strike Settled with Pensioned Shifts and Vacations
New York engineers of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association agreed to end a five day tie up by accepting increased pensions and longer vacations instead of wage raises. About 2,000 members pressed for other gains while ships, including the liner America with 1410 passengers, were held idle. The grounding ended as the Grinn ordered all engineers back to work, allowing idled vessels to resume sailings.
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New York
UPS
Tonisk
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assa
Gninn
America
Europe
Convalescing After Injury Aboard Train
Thomas Shields of Blakely is convalescing at home after a mishap aboard a New York Central freight caboose at Rotterdam while riding a train. He suffered injuries to the nose and forehead with possible arm injuries. he was hospitalized for observation and treatment after express service and police transport.
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Thomas Shields
Blakely
New York Central
Rotterdam
Nancy Yetta
Atlan
Syracuse
Kristam Thompson
Shields Forsward
Schieldeelady
Scientists debate nuclear test suspensions amid Geneva talks
Officials say attempts to include additional counts may not broaden the scope. A Canadian scientist is brought in to ease acceptance of purity principles while Western powers and the United States weigh whether to halt nuclear tests. Eisenhower and Khrushchev exchanges set prior positions. Notable scientists named include Ernest O. Lawrence Hubert F. Bachner and James Fisk, with Western and Canadian colleagues cited.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Moscow
Geneva
Dulles
Russia
Eisenhower
Khrughchi
John Cockratt
William Penney
Canadas
M. Solandl Trane
Pyol
Yves Rovard
United Sates
Ernest O. Lawrance
University of California
Hubert F .Bacher
California Institute of Technology
James BR
Rocket Firing Delayed Amid NASA Vanguard Setback
Cape Canaveral reports a Vanguard program rocket launch postponed due to multiple failures in guidance and electronic systems. The test, the second of seven to place a satellite in orbit, was scrubbed after 4:30 am EST with a next attempt planned for next week, extending a weeklong delay at the Cape.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy Vanguard
Americus Tourth Satellico
Cape
Three Treated At Leomarc Hospital After Fall
Emergency cases arrived at Leomarc hospital yesterday afternoon. Elizabeth Goyer of 27 Spring Age received treatment for brush burns to the knees and left elbow after reportedly falling down several steps at School 16. She was not held at the hospital.
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Leomarc
Magnaeis
Elizaveth Goyer
al Lendants
Jury Deliberates in Hoffa Wiretap Case Trial
New York AP reports defense attorneys contest phony claims as Bernard Spindel Gwen Keenan and James P. Natta face federal charges. The trio are accused of plotting to tap telephones at the Teamsters headquarters in Detroit to monitor employees. The case proceeds before a federal district court jury.
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New York
Pranvenlion
James Ty Natta
Moffa
Bernard Be Spindel
Gwen Fe Keennam
Detroit
Peaster Lewis
Ulstriet Court
Lal van Wiable
Haney G. Singer
Holm
Hlornes
Siel
Clifton
Tramster
Police Headquarters Robbed Of 520000 In New York
A damaged report claims a robbery at New York police headquarters. Boosters stole an estimated $20,000 in cash and other valuables from the property clerk’s office. Police say the incident involved a small group of thieves. No injuries were reported. Local investigators pursue leads as gifts and jewelry value is noted.
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New York
Potice
Girl Scouts Hold Award Ceremony in Wynantskill
Members of Girl Scout Troop 43 held a Court of Awards and tea event at a venue hosted by Ste Edward Kehn. Second Class badges were awarded for advancement, with Dorothy Osterhout, Phyllis Diehl, Gail DeFreest among badge recipients. Bird badges went to Theresa Rehn and Diane Simomons. The troop discussed a weekend overnight trip for June 27 and 28.
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Wynantskill
Ste
Jean Terpening
Theresa Kehn
Diane Lanni
Gail Monahan
Trady Moon
Susu Murphy
Dorothea Osterhaut
Banila Quell
Ruth Wheeler
Ruth Yager
Dorothy Osterhout
Phyllis Dick
Gail DeFreest
Theresa Rehn
Diane Simomons
Soil Board Hires Trainee Samuel Greenberg for Summer Sail Work
Samuel Greenberg a Cornell agronomy major and New York City resident was hired as a trainee with the U S Soil Conservation Service for a summer sail mapping program in Rensselaer County under John Trach. He began Monday and will work through August, joining directors at the County Soil Conservation Service June meeting in the Hall Rand Building Neard Street.
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Samuel Greenberg
Cornel University
Ahhaca
Eas
Alice
WU. S. Soil Conservation Service
New York City
Greenberg
John ‘Trach
SCS
Cornell
Sails
County
Sail Conservation Service
Hall-Rand
Jamestown Crash Claims Four Lives in Route West of City
AP report says three men and a six year old girl died in a collision between an automobile and a station wagon two miles west of Jamestown in Chautauqua County. Percy Morne, Vernal Carpenter and his wife Garolyn plus Brenda Carpenter were killed. Ruth Carpenter, Brenda’s sister, survived with facial cuts and a broken arm. The station wagon carried building bricks. no witnesses were reported.
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Jamestown
Dash Dight
Percy Morne
Herman and
Vernal Carpenter
Garolyn
Brenda
Mayville
Ruth
Westfield Memovia
Ann
Chautauqua County
Troy Area Postal Drive Aims One Day Mail Delivery
Community members urged legible complete addresses and correct postage to speed mail. Troy postmaster highlighted factors for improved service as Troy Area residents completed a mail haulers course intended to streamline operations and boost faster delivery under Operation Speedup.
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Judge
Espandoice
Troy
Area Man On Nat y In Mediterranean
An area resident, identified with references to Nat y and Mediterranean links, is noted in a fragmented report. The text mentions Haswell and Ray Th. Ci Prenat G among other unclear names and locations, with hints of a connection to Promont and New York.
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Mediterranean
Hagel
Haswell
Nowyorl
Chaggin Clauhiniy
Medan
Lebanese Un peace plan hinges on UN force size
Reports say Hammarskjold sees Lebanese dispute as border issue. UN officials estimate 5,000 troops needed to seal 100 mile frontier. UN observers from seven stations plus 10 Canadians are expected. Military posts set at troubled border zones as opponents press for Chamoun resignation and closer ties with Nasser era bloc.
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Ran Syl
Hammarskjold
Lebanon
U.N
Trontivy
U.ar
United Nations
Prowestern Pr Chamoun
U.A.R
Hopex
Urge Trade Bill Passage for Five-Year Extension
Washington officials urged Congress to extend the reciprocal trade agreements program for five years to bolster American prosperity and the Western economic front. Secretary Dulles and Secretary Weeks testified before the Senate Finance Committee, noting broad benefits and condemning any renewal defeat as unthinkable. They cited the program’s role against Soviet and Chinese economic influence in non aligned nations and tied world trade to jobs and growth.
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Washington
CUVI
Lwa Cab T
Congress
Peulyad
Julia Foster Dulles
Secretary of
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Howst
Dulles
Lisenhower
United States
Goldfine Inquiry Deepens as Hill Hearings Resume
Subcommittee planned to reconvene next Tuesday to pursue allegations of influence-for-favors involving Goldfine and Adams. Witnesses include SEC Chair Bilward and four commissioners. Adams says White House counsel was asked to seek no report on cases. The SEC previously charged East Boston Co with false filings and fined Indian 9820000 in a related suit.
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White House
Asana
Hagerty
Demnda
Hanns 40
Goldfine
Adams
Harris
Aslams
MT Landen
Topeka
Kane
Xhould Kirk Shean Anne
Subcommittee
SEC
Bilward
Gadsby
Bru Chaiten Sinclaiy Armstrong
Securities and Exchange Act
East Boston Co
SHA
Goldtine
SBC
Aly
Galetine
Storkhalsters
Tash Hutun Co
lGalatine
Duis
Perindi
Mrs Verliss Williams Dies in Faxton Hospital
Meat Attiels Patl Ute CAPI-Te wife of Congressman Willan R. Williams of Casaville died yesterday in Faxton Hospital. Mrs Verliss Williams suffered no fear in her home.
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Ute Capi
Willan R. Williams
Casaville
Faxton Hospital
Verlss Wiliams
Bridge Hands By Jacoby
Bridge column outlines hand analysis by Jacoby with East holding AQ10 and South declarer considerations. The fragment references bidding and play ideas though details are incomplete, leaving a snapshot of the author’s technique and evaluative focus.
Transport Group Seats Officers at YWCA Meeting
Idaneno Pagano of Watervliet was installed president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the National Postal Transport Association at the season’s final meeting at the YWCA. Past president Mrs. Walter Mallett presided, thanked officers and committee chairs, and presented the past president’s key. New officers include Cora Hammond Cassiton vice president, Laraine Slawford Rensselaer treasurer, Sherman Hammond Castleton corresponding secretary, Nancy Santindren Albany recording secretary. New committee chairs listed among Philanthropy, Program, Publicity, Membership, Entertain ment, Ways and Means, Visiting the Sick, Necrology.
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Idaneno Pagano
Watervilet
National Postal Transport Assi
YWCA
Congress
Walter Mallett
Cora Hammond
Cassixton
Laraine Slawford
Rensselaer
Tls Sherif Hammond
Castleton
Nancy Santindren
Albany
Dorothy ‘Satith
Natherine Clark
Mary Burton
Huston
Edna Snake
Mabel Lape
Endy Link
Barrielt Franke
Alice Malelel
Tammoni
Frankin
Julie Pagaita
Serdene Card Bidding Continues in Weekend Club
The dialog describes ongoing bidding in a bridge hand with a pase and a three-heart bid by the partner. It questions strategy and asks what one should do next, noting the bid sequence and urging action on Monday.
Squeezes and spade play mix with military reenlistments
The text blends bridge strategy with a count of tricks and a description of a military drill at Tray Armory. It notes a submarine squeeze concept in a card game and recounts several reenlistments and staff introductions in a battalion, listing names and ranks amid training details.
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Sife
Walter Wyman
Sam Fry
Tray
Francis Murray
M/Sul
James Ennelly
Luehuignes
Charles Guild
James J. Riley
Reo
Ieaden
Daniel Gray
Morton A. Waiteweight
Robert S. Wel Randall
Smethurst
Spea Palcome
Edward BR
Minty
Richard R. Sinn
Jerson C. Slanley
Police Stoned By Black People in Lyon County Incident
Police were pelted by a mob of Black residents during arrests of two Black suspects on charges of assault and weapons. An officer, Richard Seger, 25, says he used a strap after resisting youths. One White officer reported being struck as gravel sprayed during the scuffle outside a park.
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Polieman
Jerry Tng
Neavons
Richard Seger
Seger
Lee W. Tawrente
Toxepl Rogers
Lawren
Republican Lawmakers Attend New York Conference
GOP Representative Will Allent and Mary J. from Rensselaer County travel to the Federation of Women Republican Clubs annual conference in Cooperstown New York. Ethel Ginger of Albany elected to the executive committee of the Republican Women of the Legislature in the Third Judicial District. Weather and schedule notes: finals postponed to Monday due to rain.
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Mary Johnsin
State Republica Committee
Rensselaer County
Federation of Women's Republican Chils
New York State
Cooperstown
Mra
Dotdon
Mes
Ethel Ginger
Albany
Republican Women of
Ard
Hungarians Demonstrate in Bonn Protest at Soviet Embassy
A crowd of about 400 Hungarians and sympathizers in Bonn protested the execution of former Hungarian Premier Nagy. They smashed windows with rocks, throwing blue stains on the embassy walls, as police allowed a silent march with banners calling for recall of Soviet-led leaders.
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Bonn
Germany
Joyce Nagyanto
Bolles
Astad
West Germany
Nagy
Geo
Pal Maleter
Mher
Suiklonty
Lempilat Valors
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the World
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The
World
Telegram
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Aquaduct
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Saratoga
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City Wrack
Snape
Leslo
Heta
Rerbert Ts
New York Society
Elwet
el Raward
Girl Scouts
Soil Board
Jacoby
West Algesd Vie
South West Norte
Transport Group
GOP
Will Allent
Porestal
Lapyl
Manlches
Duck Kramer
Hicen
Gris
Moutlay
Betty
Pleasantdale Horth
Troy Tatehael
Anthe
Commovale
Jolly Aires
Marion
Lenny
Bev
United Steel Workers of America
Place
Adirondack Steel
West Gate
Leo Rosette
George Gorman
James Miles
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