North Reformed Church Bible School Enrolls 77
Vacation Bible School at North Reformed Church opens with 77 participants. 66 children aged 2 to 12 and 11 teachers join worship, Bible stories, songs, crafts and games under Rev. Robert E. Spencer. Nursery 14, beginners 14, primary 91, junior 17. Special project funds beds for a Formosa hospital. Closing program Wednesday at 7 p.m. and a July 3 picnic in Central Park Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Reformed Church
Frank Ashley
George Byrd
Harry Sanford
Malcomb Beaudett
Robert Phillips
Fred Showmaker
Peter Dzubak
Byrd
Ruth Best
William Boyd
Robert E. Spencer
Formosa
Central Park
Schenectady
Twelve Men Take Police Examination at Watervliet High
Twelve candidates for patrolman positions in the Watervliet Police Department took a Civil Service exam at Watervliet High School last night. Two vacancies exist. The exam ran from 7 p.m. to 10 30 p.m. under the supervision of Miss Frances McDonald of the State Department of Civil Service and the Watervliet welfare department.
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Watervliet Police Department
Watervliet High School
Frances McDonald
State Department of Civil Service
Watervliet Welfare Department
Watervliet
Police Department
Takien
Watervliet Student Joins Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity
John I. Cohen son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cohen of 210 6th Ave Watervliet has been initiated into the Ithaca College Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi the international commerce and business administration fraternity Cohen enrolled in the Ithaca College Department of Business was initiated before the end of the academic year in Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Cohen
Charles Cohen
6Th Ave
Watervliet
Ithaca
Delta Sigma Pi
International Commerce and Business Administration
Cohen
Watervliet High School grants 157 diplomas in 56th exercises
The Watervliet High School graduation class, numbering 157 and the largest since 1946, received diplomas at the 56th annual exercises. The program featured Pomp and Circumstance, a salutatory by John S. Razzano, a valedictory by Joan Rentz, and diplomas presented by Gerald B. Firth.
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Edward C. Diamond
City of Watervliet
Watervliet High School
Dr. Diamond
Elgar
Norman A. Wilson
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
John S. Razzano
Anthony Razzano
4Th Ave
Ivy
Joan Rentz
Stephen Rentz
Cohoes*Rd
Deep Purple
Elizabeth Hanrahan
Gerald B. Firth
Board of Education
George T. Quinlivan
Sacred Heart of Mary iChurch
Ian
Maplewood
PTA
Maplewood School
Thomas E. Jones
RPI
Mary E. Hanraj Ban
Record Newspapers
Alfred H. Auliss
Daniel P. Troy
Anna W. Fogarty
Rentz
John Razzano
Watervliet High
Marcia Linea
ICRS Post Advances Meeting Day
Commander Vincento Sirigiano of CRS Post Italian American War Veterans announces the regular meeting moved up to Sunday June 29 at 2 p.m. at the post rooms. Plans include a new healing system for post quarters and a report on the June 14 spaghetti supper. A delegation will seek permission from the city council to conduct the Daily Days drive tomorrow and Saturday to aid veterans in VA hospitals. Members will meet tomorrow at 9 p.m. at the post to go in a body to 2326 Third Ave to pay respects to James Cocca father of Louis Cocca and honorary member Frank Cocca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincento Sirigiano
CRS Post
Sirigiano
Mary Ksenick
Veterans ‘Administration
Third Ave
Jale James Cocca
Louis Cocca
Frank Cocca
Van Buren Heads Legion Post In Albany Election
Alfred N. Van Buren was reelected commander of the Lt. John A. Patten Post American Legion at a Tuesday night meeting in Albany. Elected alongside him were Ockart MacClellan and Martin Brennan as vice commanders, Samuel I.G. Wise adjutant, Frank M. Slichko finance officer, William Healey judge advocate, Frank F. Mullins sergeant-at-arms, Frank Grober chaplain, Al Shorkey and Van Buren county representatives, and Charles VandeKerchove with Grober as alternates. A large delegation will attend the county convention at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Joseph E. Zaloga Post Rooms, 288 Sheridan Ave., Albany, with reservations for a delegation to the 40th State Convention in New York City on July 31 and Aug. 1. The national convention will be held in Chicago from Sept. 1 through a.
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John A. Patten
American Legion
Ockart MacClellan
Martin Brennan
Samuel IG. Wise
Frank M. Slichko
William Healey
Frank F. Mullins
Frank Grober
al Shorkey
van Buren
Charles VandeKerchove
Grober
Joseph E. Zaloga
Sheridan Ave
Albany
New York City
Chicago
Knights Elect Anthony Biehl As Trustee
The Watervliet Council of the Knights of Columbus elects Anthony A. Biehl, past grand knight, to a two year trustee term to fill the remainder of Paul M. Connell’s unexpired term. Also reported are plans for a fifth Sunday corporate Communion at Sacred Heart of Mary Church and a July 20 breakfast at Lanthier's Grove with committee chairs named and the next meeting set for July 8.
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Watervliet Council
K. of C
Anthony A. Biehl
Paul M. Connell
Broadway Quarters
Edward J. Cook
Catholic Activities
Sacred Heart of Mary Church
Anthony J. Raila
Clamsteam
Lanthier’s Grove
Colonie
Raila
J. Harold Anderson
John A. Martucci
John J. Wise
Harry Tucker
Martucci
Peanut League schedule heats up with four Saturday games
In Watervill e Little League Peanut Division Vets versus Mackey Motors at 9 30 a m at Little League Park opens a four game Saturday slate The Peanut Division Streaks seek six wins to stay ahead of Mackey Motors five wins two losses A Mackey win would force a half season tie The Crannell s face Elks at 10 30 a m The Jumbo division Mackey Motors plays at 1 p m followed by White Eagles versus Vets at 2 30 p m
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Mackey Motors
Little League Park
Mackeys
Peanut Crannell's
Elks
White Eagles
Vets
Italo Balbo Club Members to Pay Respects to James Cocca
President Louis Cioffi Jr. calls all club members to gather in the clubrooms at 8 p.m. tomorrow and march as a group to the residence at 2326 Third Ave Watervliet to pay respects to late member James Cocca.
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Louis Cioffi Jr
Italo-Balbo Club
I James Cocca
Third Ave
Watervliet
Founder of Italo Balbo Club Dies in Troy Hospital
James Vincenzo Cocea a Watervliet and Green Island resident for 57 years and founder of the Italo Balbo Club of Watervliet died at St. Marys Hospital Troy after two weeks illness He was 72 a native of Italy and a longtime Ironmoulder for Sweet & Doyle Foundries and Watervliet Iron Brass Co He retired 16 years ago He was active in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church in Watervliet Survivors include three sons four daughters and a brother Funeral services set for Saturday from his residence to Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church with Solemn Requiem Mass and interment in St Marys Cemetery Troy
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James” (Vincenzo) Cocea
Green Island
Watervliet
Italo-Balbo Club
St. Mary's Hospital
Troy
Mr. Cocea
3Rd Ave
Italy
Cocca
Sweet & Doyle Founderies
Watervliet Iron & Brass Co
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Venevando
Concetta Borillo
Francesco Cocca
Michelena Cascoli Cocca
Frank J
Louis V
James Cocca Jr
David F. McClure
Joseph F. Squillace
Anthony P. Falco
Mechanicville
Richard Ryan
John
Thomas
Radio Patrol
Eral
River Streets
Pequiem
Alice
St. Mary’sment
Troy Ning
Conservative revival after 1945 defeat reshapes political life
The Conservative Party in England realized after its 1945 Labour defeat that politics must be a serious, full time commitment. It rebuilt its organization, prepared to return to power, and moved away from viewing politics as a casual, leisure activity.
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Englad
Labor
Democrats, GOP clash over professional political organizers
Stark County mobilizes party workers with junior executives from local industries. A Republican plan hires a full time professional organizer to train volunteers, raise funds, and inform voters on national and state issues while the AFL CIO COPE backs a robust campaign apparatus. The article notes military service links and local education ties.
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Afl-Cio
John F. Carlow Jr
Starkipe Marine Corps
de F. Carlow
James St
Canton
AFL
COPE
Congress
Republican Party
Fire crews extinguish old lumber blaze at Lafayette and Paine
Green Island Hosemen of Pumpers 2 and 4 responded to a still alarm at 9 30 pm extinguishing a fire in a pile of old lumber left from a former building owned by the Delaware and Hudson railroad. They laid 150 feet of hose and returned at 7 45 pm.
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Lafayette and
Paine Sts
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Police Recover Stolen 1955 Sedan Vehicle
A 1955 sedan reported stolen from Broadway and Third Street at 1 A.M. yesterday by George Kennedy of 438 Broadway was recovered yesterday afternoon at 115th Street and Second Avenue by Patrolmen Thomas Melnerney and Charles Koehian of the radio patrol. The car was claimed by the owner.
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George Kennedy
Broadway
Third Street
115Th Street
Second Avenue
Thomas Melnerney
Charles Koehian
Radio Patrol
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