Store Owner John Simonian Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services will be held for John Simonian of Grafton owner of Pioneer Food Market on Congress Street who died Saturday night after a long illness. Survivors include his widow Alice Huth three daughters Mary Henal Kathleen four sons John Jr Samuel Richard and David a brother John Simonian of Syria and several nieces and nephews. Services at 4 30 p m Bryce Funeral Home and at 2 p m from St Peter's Armenian Church with interment in Elmwood Hill Cemetery.
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John Simonian
Grafton
Pioneer Food Market
Congress Street
Armenia
Simonian
Troy
St. Peter's Armenian Apostolic Church
Alice Huth
Mary, Henal
Kathleen Simonian
John Jr
Samuel Richard
David Simonian
Drothar
Syria
Detroit
Mich
Bryce
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Armenian Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Accidents Continue With Reckless Driving Case
Fuller, 46, of 132 Lancaster Street, and George Marciewicz of Amsterdam suffer injuries after a collision with a car driven by George Janis of Harrowell. Troopers Spiegel and Rasmussen investigated from the South Glens Falls outpost. Lionel Renaud, Jr., 20, of West Glens Falls, held in Warren County Jail after pleading guilty to reckless driving and speeding. Renaud, arrested about midnight Saturday, forced Constable Garther Palmer to veer and overturn. Justice Staight fined Renaud 10 or ten days on speeding and 50 or fifty days on reckless driving, payment reportedly unpaid.
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Fuller
Lancaster Street
Y Dext Glann Balle Havnital
George Marciewicz
Amsterdam
Marciewicz
George Janis
Harrowell
Wiliam Spiegel
RR. M. Rasmussen
South Glens Falls
G. Troy
Lionel Renaud, Jr
Weat Gleng Falls
Warren County
Lake George
Garther Palmer
West
Glens Falls
Renaud
Henry Staight
Queensbury
Dave
Weather and Life Quiz From Reader's Digest
A condensed Reader's Digest feature explores how weather and climate affect behavior and moods. It hints that July births influence baby weight and that weather patterns impact quarrels and family dynamics, inviting readers to compare personal beliefs with scientific ideas.
Second Half Of Troy Taxes Due Saturday
The second half of Troy municipal real estate taxes will begin Saturday July 1. City Treasurer Thomas F McDonald reminds property owners the 1950 levy totals about four and three quarter million dollars with $1,789,210.85 uncollected. Payments can be made at the treasurer’s office next week or by mail. Office hours in July are 8 to 3:30 weekdays and 8 to 12 Saturdays, with no hours July 4. Penalties apply for unpaid taxes after July, dating back to January.
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Thomas F. McDonald
McDonald
Truman Seeks UN Backing After Korea Invasion
President Truman returns to Washington as the United Nations Security Council issues a cease fire order calling both sides to pull back to pre invasion lines. The resolution urges member nations to withhold aid from North Korean forces and to aid the UN’s response. Johnson cites an American trained Korean force and warns of possible outside help for the Communists if the defense fails. Communist reports accuse the South of initiating the conflict. White House officials withhold detailed comment while Cabinet level decision looms on U.S. next step.
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United Nations Security Council
U.N. Council
U.N
United Nations
Trueman
Washington
Missouri
Acheson
Johnson
Blair House
Norfolk
Faree
South Korea
Berlin
ADN
Une
Koren
White House
United States
Commission For Korea
Trygve Lie
India
Sir Benegal
Raw
Comen
Seoul
Republic of Korea
Council
Shing
Noth
Korea
Former Troy Man's Term Reduced
Kenneth B. Owen, once a Troy resident and Clinton Prison inmate, won a reduced sentence from Judge Merbert D. Ham in the 1942 case due to a prior Essex County 1938 sentence being invalid. He remains under a year to serve before possible parole as he is ordered to return to Clinton Prison for the five to ten year New York County sentence.
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Kenneth BR. Owen
Thie City
Clinton
Darnamora
Owen
Merbert D. Hamming
Basex
Hamm
Harry E. Clinton
Renaxelaer
Supreme Court
Essex County
State Reformatory
Elmira
New York County
Clinton Prison
Rensselaer County
Charles A. Leverence
School 1 Graduation Honors 37 Pupils at Exercises
Diplomas were awarded to 37 pupils, 16 girls and 21 boys, at School 1 graduation ceremonies on Friday. Lois Ann Mason presided as class president and gave the welcome, Rev. Phillip A. Grady spoke, and diplomas were prepared by Superintendent Charles H. Connolly. Awards honored top Regents averages and improvements in mathematics and English.
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Lois Ann Mason
Phillip A. Grady
St. Joseph's Church
Mary A A. C. Halpin
Charles H. Connolly
Miss Halpin
Fred G. Bauey
Dominick
M Elizabeth Ro Sheehan
John (. Powers
Loretta McGrath
Korea crisis at UN demands cease fire and North Korea withdrawal
UN Security Council debates North Korea invasion, calls for immediate cease fire and withdrawal to the 34th parallel. US led push with Britain France India and others, while Russia and Nationalist China boycott. Debate centers on inviting North Korea to testify and securing unanimous action to restore peace in Korea.
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South Korea
Lis
North Korea
34Th Parallel
North
U.N
Russia
United States
Republic of Korea
Grose
Egypt
Minne Ehonene Ware
Anata Ooe
Norway
Britain
France
India
China
Ecuado
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Djuro Ninicic
Marshall Tico
Belgrade
U.N. Korean Commission
Seoul
Ninich
Gross
Security Council
Ig Im
United Nation
Warren FR. Austin
Vermont
Red China
Chiang Kaibshek
Bolivian Cabinet Resignation Denied After Rumor
A Bolivian presidential palace spokesman denied that the cabinet had resigned to let President Masnetto Urnolagoti form a government of technical and socialist tendencies. The denial came Saturday night labeling such talk premature and misinterpreted as a shift toward the Republican Socialist faction.
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da Pazsonia GM
Masnetto Urnolagoti
Yeeter
Tn Aprak
Nffveral Gariy
Communist Youths Battle German Police Tale of unrest along the Rhine
Shaky reports describe Communist Youths clashing with German police as tensions rise near Bingen with planned protests and a possible allied occupation response. Accounts mention demonstrations involving youths calling for peace and potential confrontations during tensions in the region.
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Getans i
I Man Pelare
Wes Aesterday Cohen
Pehce
Hateves
Bingen
Pahee
Tod
Named To Office Traiser 7 Pen of Trev Gae
A sparse passage notes Trev Gae as executive head of a New York body and mentions Meytorapal Earplevers in vague terms tied to a nineteen year span, with unclear references to election or federation context and no explicit outcome.
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Traiser
New York Leyte
LaSalle Institute to Graduate 76 Seniors at Commencement
LaSalle Institute plans a 6 p.m. commencement at Music Hall with Brother Gregory of Manhattan College delivering the principal address. The class roster includes Thomas A Austin John A Bak Jr George R Baker John D Bakeries Robert J Barnes and many others led by speaker Brother Faber. 76 seniors will graduate.
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LaSalle Institute
Plotrnas To & Chase
Muslc
Ha! At & P.m
Gregory
PGC
Manhattan College
Brother Faber
Fello
Thomas A
Austin
John A. Bak, Jr
George R, Baker
John D
Bakeries
Robert J. Barnes
Harry A. Bayly
Joseph B. Brooks
Lloyd J. Brown
Thomas H. Brown
Thomas M. Burke
Theodore J. Canlan
John J
Carella
Frank L. Carrall
Frederick A, Chase
Peter Condiles
Joseph F. Connolly
Raymond W. Conn
Jonn E. Cosgrove
Howard M. Cronin
John J. Daley
Paul W. Donnelly
Richard J. Doreman
Francia E. Dower
Robert M. Dufres
Carl J. Famiano
Herbert D.fitch
Paul F, Finn
Maurice Ke, Foley
Anthony J
Fusco
Robert A. Gagnon
James K, Geary
Henry W. Grenazal
Joseph G, Gulley
Douglas H. Hoyt Joseph FP. Kirlin
George 8. Kranick
Paul W. Maloney
Thomas B. Leonard Jotn A
Liberty
John P
Invasion Conferees Report Frontline Actions Near Seoul
Reported clashes on the Uijongbu front as South Korean forces claim several northern tanks captured with Russian crew members among them. North Korean claims allege southern invasion at three points. Chunchon and surrounding towns report shifts in defense while supply lines and reserves are closely watched.
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Wan
Uijongbu
Bung Mo
Atne
Howiever
Coast Guard
Choi
Seoul
Haeju
Korea
Peiping
Kaesong
Changdan
Packchon
Xaksong
Kim Il Sung
North Korea
Kim
Prices At Menands Produce Market Declines
Market weak for fruits and vegetables with various items listed in unclear quantities and misspelled names. The invasion report follows, noting U S military advisory group presence and heavy casualties estimates on day one.
Woman Solicitor Arrested as Dog Attack Reported
A woman identified as Laura May Sessions 11 of 243 The arrests on a charge of technical vagrancy followed a reported attack at Jacob and Eight streets. Elizabeth Sawyers 120 Barrett Street testified she was attacked while the suspect bore a security card and other papers under different names. She was treated at St Mary's Hospital then lodged in Schenectady County Jail awaiting hearing.
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Hatmn
Laura May Sessions
Eighth Street
Mary’s Hospital
Doe
Marjori¢ttack
Jacob
Elizabeth Sawyers
Barrett
Schenectady
Ann Dodd
Schenectady County
Jlail
Soria
Knickerbocker Junior High Promotes Ninth Graders to Tenth
The ninth grade class at Knickerbocker Junior High is promoted to tenth grade and will advance during a ceremony at 10:30 a.m. in the junior high auditorium. The list includes dozens of students led by Mary Anne Addee, Richard Archambeault, Arthur Aronson, and many others.
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Puplix
Knickerbocker
Senio
Mary Anne Addee
Richard W. Archambeault
Arthur H. Aronson
Mary A. Arsenault
Mary Arzoutmanian
M. Diane Bailey
Robert J. Bailey
Ruth
Banjamin
Lorraine MM. Bennette
Carolyn KE. Berke
George R. Beyer
George E. Billingham
Robert G. Bishop
Bernard E. Blair
Joyce R. Bloomer
William H. Boocock
Richard E. Brenenatunl
Anne Lee Eriggs
Barbara S. Bristol
Janice BE
Brown Claudine P. Brunick
Margaret M. Bryans
Philip G. Bump
June M. Butler
Margaret A. Button
Patricia C. O'Donnel
Gerald J. O'Mella
Janet G. Ostershout
Joan M. Owens
Anice E. Parker
Robert G. Parker
Ethlyn M. Parsons
James K Patrick
Robert J. Petersen
Dorine C. Preston
Elinor A. Race
Charles E. Remlington
Janice A. Richmond
Norman A. Ring
Mary H. Ryan
Russell B. Schott
Peter J. Seifridsberger
Fesisie N. Sheffer
Francis E. Sherman
Shirley A. Shields
A. Jerome Smith
Virginia A.smith
Carol J. Soltys
Carola A. Stinson
Raymond OC
Stowelh Joanne M. Tague
Donald J. Taylor
Rose M. Temple
Jeanne M. Tetrault
Marilyn Theroux
Carole A. Twogood
Sandra A. Tyrell
John H.van Deursen
Louis B. van Wie
Robert Veiga
Barbara R. Vicary
Barbara J. Wagner
Barbara E. Wallace
James E. Whaley
Aca T. Wheeler
Dotis M. Wheeler
Harlan F. White
Earle R. Wilbur
Ruth A. Wolfe
Donald D. Woodworth
Eileen M. Yetto
William £. Zapp
School 12 Holds Commencement Ceremony
Thirty six pupils graduated from School 12 in a Friday night commencement. Dr. Arvi Eldred of Troy, executive secretary of the New York State Teachers Association, delivered the address. Arthur J. North presented diplomas. Patricia Agnew won penmanship, Walter Winnicki won the Palliron Club essay prize, and other students earned athletics awards. The chorus was directed by Mrs. Charles Barnes. Gary Farrington and Edward Sorenson sold refreshments. Invocation and benediction were given by Rev. James A. Nolan, pastor of St Joseph's Church.
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Arvi Eldred
Troy
New York State Teachers Association
Arthur J. North
Gradua
Patricia Agnew
Walter Winnicki
Paliroon Club
Charles Barnes
Gary Farrington
Edward Sorenson
James A. Nolan
St Joseph's Church
Haldeman's Watch Repair Dept. in Troy Ad
Haldeman's offers watch and clock repair in Troy with dial refinishing crystal replacement and new bands. All work guaranteed by Haldeman & Sons.
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Haldeman’s Watch Repair Dept
Troy
Haldeman’s
Haldeman & Sons
Guardian Angel School Announces Graduate List
Guardian Angel School lists graduates for its annual commencement to be held Thursday at 3 p.m. Most Rev. William A. Scully will officiate. Thirty five eighth graders and several graduates from high school and grammar school will be honored, with Rita Barry as valedictorian and Beverly Hraxt to receive the American Legion award.
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Guardian Angel School
Xiri
Echo
William A. Scully
Albany Catholic
Rita Barry
Madeline Kormen
Katherine Oatman
Dorothea Nugent
Margaret Tranelle
Helen Roberts
Ann Beck
Barbara Whitton
Joan Scott
Elizabet Haines
Caryll Aiken
Patricia Kent
Mary Lou Nardone
Carolyn Starbo
Shirley
Charlotte Jordan
Rose Fredericks
Norma Collins
Rose Marie Johnson
Patricia Bromley
Florente Knitter
Beverly Heart
Shirley Weller
Camilla Bixby
Assistant To Chaplains At Home Dies
Daniel Dempsey longtime Van Rensselaer Home porter and assistant to the chaplains died after a brief illness. Resident of Troy born in Ireland, he helped at Mass and in chapel duties for 22 years. Funeral Mass at St Francis de Sales Church. No known survivors.
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Daniel Dempsey
van Rensselaer
Dempsey
Ireland
Troy
St Francis de Sales Church
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