Nine Contests Face G. O. P. At Saratoga
Republican designation contests set for 15 towns in Saratoga County on primary day. election commissioners Varney and Cassity announced completion of designating petitions, with races in Ballston Chariton Greenfield Hadley Malta Northumberland Providence and Witton among others. Final designation date is August 10, with contests for supervisor, highway superintendent and other posts listed for each town.
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Saratoga County
Vincent Varney
Mary E. Cassity
Saratoga County Board of Free Battles
Ballston
Charton
Greenfield
Haltmoon
Matte
Witton
E Gordon Ellithorpe
Addison Perry
President Barry Stets homecoming crowds in Independence
President Barry Stettinius attends a Kansas trip with a warm homecoming in Independence. About five hundred people pack the War Memorial Building for a press conference as he discusses cabinet plans and Secretary of State choice. He tours from Fairfax Field to town amid cheers of Kansas City and Independence residents.
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War Memorial
Fairfax Field
Kansas City
Kans
Independence
University of Kansas
University_ the
University of
Truman
Barry
Philadelphia Heir Held in Murder Still Critical
William Main, son of a Philadelphia family, remained in critical condition after a gunfire exchange with sheriff's deputies in El Paso. He is charged with murder in the decapitation slaying of an eight year old man, and further questioning was delayed as doctors expected little immediate change in his condition.
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el Paso
Tex
William ¥. Main
Philadelphia
Main
Alan C. Falay
City seeks broader legislative relief for local improvements
In Troy lawmakers debate advisory referendums and public hearings as tools for securing state aid. Corporation Counsel Filley urges Governor-backed legislation to address the City Ha health improvements and Prospect Park projects. Mayor Ahern cites public interest and vows to pursue a valid referendum approach.
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Filley
Prospect Park
Common Council
Fifth Avenue
Troy
Seledom
Ahern
State Rents Reveal Crowded Offices Across New York
The state rents 489000 square feet in four sites at 727000 yearly and Buffalo space adds 5000 square feet in the State Office Building plus 3000 square feet in 12 locations. Over ten years essential services vastly exceed available buildings in three cities as a new discrimination commission seeks NYC space and the workmen compensation board struggles with 140000 square feet while only 30000 remain at 50 Center Street. Albany offices show twelve locations across eight buildings for unemployment insurance and uneven distribution among Agriculture Commerce Conservation Education Military Health Insurance Fund Social Welfare and Taxation across Albany Rochester Syracuse Poughkeepsie and NYC.
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28Th Street
Buffalo
Dewey
Albany
Rochester
Binghamton
Poughkeepsie
New York City
Syracuse
State Insurance Fund
Mushroom finds amuse Warsaw child seeks steak
In Warsaw Indiana a one year old girl named Jan Bror baugh found a mushroom nine inches tall weighing 12 ounces. The item prompts a humorous note as someone wonders where the mother could buy a steak.
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Warsaw
Ind
Jan Brorbaugh
Survivors recount aboard carrier during Gres attack
Troy Banker met Florence Hallman in Norristown while Lawrence Musso and Carmen Puglia served on deck at the starboard side fighting fires and aiding the injured. Navy crewmen Baumedt Melidosian Garten and others faced flames, smoke and explosions as the carrier underwent repairs.
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Florence Hallman
Norristown
Lawrence J. Musso
Shipstier
Patchague
Bucket Brigade Lighting Bros
Massa
Lawrence, Jr
Belport
Carmen M. Puglia
Seaman
Joseph V. Puglia
Batalo
N.Y
Puglia
Januery
Aviation
Gres
Melidosian
Gerald A. Garten
New York City
Farm Bureau Units to Hold Annual Picnic at Alps Camp
The Rensselaer County Farm Bureau Home Bureau and 2H Club Association plan a Saturday outing at the new 4-H Camp at Alps. It will be the first official visit to the site, funded last fall by the federal government. Merrill Zweig, president, says the county Board of Supervisors will attend as guests, with committee members Mrs. George Gray Mrs. Clifford Cooper and Mrs. Samuel Miller directing.
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Rensselaer County Farm Bureau
Home Bureau
2H Club Association
Alps
Merrill Zweig
Averill Park Road
County Board of Supervisors
George Gray
Clifford Cooper
Samuel Miller
Firemen Respond to River Street Rubbish Blaze
Firemen from Pomuper 4 were called at 7 15 pm yesterday to a rubbish fire in the rear one story brick garage at 759 River Street owned by Frank Patton. A booster line was used to extinguish the blaze. The Squad Wagon from Central Fire Station was summoned at 3 38 pm. The fire damaged the interior of a sedan owned by Jamey Flaherty. The cause was not determined.
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Pomuper 4
River Street
Frank Patton
Central Fire Station
Broadway
Third Streets
Jamey Flaherty
Navy Blazes Kurile Trail To Hit Japs In Pacific Sea
The North Pacific task force crossed near the Kurile island group and penetrated the Okhotsk Sea in daylight to attack a Japanese convoy. The move signals reduced Japanese air cover and aims to strike supply lines from homeland to Kurile bases.
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Guam
Kuritas
Pacis
Chester W. Nixeisz
North Pace
Burite Island
Sea of Ouhouk
Hemehatta Peninsula
Siberian
Kouriies
Harumakotan
Paramuthico
Kuriles
Paradwishiro
North Pacific Fleet
Paramushiro
Matsuwa Islands
Okhotsk Sea
Pacific
Battle damage to USS Bunker Hill described in detail
Navy account details a Japanese air attack on the USS Bunker Hill involving a 300 pound delayed action bomb and a 500 pound bomb that damaged flight and gallery decks. Fires erupted as crews fought to control the blaze and save the carrier while other planes attacked and missed.
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Am Proud Veterar
Okshen
Burke
Bunker Hill
Secord
Navy
Wilkes-Barre
Abosni
Igiend
Cohoes Draft Board Reclassifies 24 Men
Twenty four Cohoes registrants were reclassified yesterday by the Cohoes Selective Service Board 345. William J. Cunningham was listed in class 2-A while the others were placed in A. The latter classification includes George H L Richard Rudolf Chaput William H Fields William E Mero Valentine Rymanowski George H Giroux George E Merritt Joseph A Marehand French A Hurley Harvey P Riel Harvey Ia Houle Albert W Newell Rudolph Ik Faniff George A Bowcharo Joseph E Daigneaut Robert T Diehl Frank P Ogniewski Frederick W Anderson George L Gast John Hostig Edward Bissette James O'Brien and Pelia Giroux.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Selective Service Board
William J. Cunningham
George HL. Richard
Rudolsh
Chaput
William H. Fields
William E. Mero
Vetentine Rymanowssi
George H Giroux
George E. Merritt
Joseph Aa. Marehand
Freech A. Hurley
Harvey P. Riel
Harvey Ia. Houle
Albert W. Newell
Ru ‘Dolph
Ik Faniff
George A. Bow Chara
Joseph E., Daigneaut
Robert T. Diehl
Frank P. Ogniewski
Frederick W. Anderson
George L Gast
John Hostig
Edward Bessette
James O'Brien
Pelia Giroux
Annulment and Divorce Decrees Granted
Mary Braun of Troy received an interlocutory judgment of annulment from Otto Braun of Melrose by Supreme Court Justice Roscoe W. Elsworth on grounds of fraud. The judgment allows her to resume the name Mary Guthrecht in about three months. Murphy, Guy & Broderick represented the plaintiff. John Oswald of Cherry Plain was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from Mary E. Oswald of Averill Park by Judge Elsworth, with custody of their two children awarded to Mr. Oswald. The Oswalds wed January 9 1838 in Berlin. Mackrell & Renney were the plaintiff’s attorneys.
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Mary Braun
Troy
Otto Braun
Melrose
Supreme Court
Roscoe W. Elsworth
Mary Guthrecht
Murphy, Guy & Broderick
John Oswald
Cherry Plain
Mary E. Oswald
Averill Park
Elsworth
Feouple
Mr. Oswald
Oswalds
Berlin
Mackrell& Renney
Man awarded 3628 for injury at work
Mortimer Neville received an award of 3628 in Werstten's Compensation Court yesterday for injuries while employed by The Hendrick Hudson and Snow-White Laundry. Referee Lyman A. Balburn noted a 10 percent loss of use of the right hand. Wellie French got an award of 3750.55 for injuries sustained on the job.
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Werstten
Lyman A. Balburn
Waile
Hendrick Hudson
Neville
Wellie French
Brunswick Sportsman's Club Plans Annual Field Day
The Brunswick Sportsman's Club discusses its annual field day at a meeting in the rooms next week. A date will be set and committee members appointed. The group rejects training dogs on club property due to space limits and will continue summer work on the clubhouse including kitchen remodeling.
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Brunswick Sportsman's Club
Homemaking Course Opens July 9 at Cohoes High School
Registrations for the summer homemaking classes at Cohoes High School begin Saturday July 7 at 9 am. Dr. J. L. Merrick Conners, superintendent, announced the program. Miss Marion L. Snyder, homemaking teacher, will be at the school to provide details. Classes are free and start Monday July 9 at 9 am at the high school.
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Cohoes i High School
JL Merrick Conners
Marion L. Snyder
Cohoes Doubles War Bond Quota
Cohoes reports 41 508 435 75 dollars in war bonds sold in the seven week drive up to last Saturday with more than double its 3 750 000 quota. J Harry Soden, general chairman, says the campaign continues through this week as workers anticipate a further total. Private First Class George E Thibodeau returns home on a 30 day furlough from Philadelphia Naval Hospital, his brother Staff Sergeant Raymond Thibodeau serves in California. An agent of the Social Security Board will be at the post office today for interviews on the Social Security act. Lt Tone Henneman is welcomed as assistant adjutant at the Salvation Army headquarters. Firemen respond quickly to a garage blaze on Melville Avenue causing minor damage. Tech Sgt Charles L Lackmann, formerly in Italy, is transferred to Trinidad with the Air Transport Command. Obituary for Edward J Chefford noted. funeral scheduled. Chest clinic at City Hall postponed to July 9.
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Cohoes
J. Harry Soden
George E Thibodeau
Lillian Thibodeau
Lincoln Avenue
U. S. Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Raymond Thibodeau
Catlfornia
Social Security Board
Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Tone Henneman
Stay
Jonastown
Melville Avenue
Walker Estate
Trinidad
Charles L. Lackmann
Army
Italy
Mae Lackmann
Impexia’ Avenue
Air Transort Command
Cohoes High School Grants 87 Diplomas at Commencement
Cohoes High School awarded 87 diplomas at the annual commencement. Valedictorian Miss Dorie M. Lakfora and Miss Jane W. VanStet spoke on democracy, education, and national duty. Notable awards went to Miss Mary Manoni, Alexander Rymarowski, and honors for mathematics and science.
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Cohoes High School
Creles "Wheeler
Principe
Miesie
Hew
Beosalt
Lewis
Lorie Fey
Saivatorian
Joan van List
Jean
Sauith
Hentary Stal
Paneth and Lamb
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Rensserger Polytechnic
Ralpheh
Institute
Faczing
Ge Smphery
Harmonie Cisele Brige
Maurice Ry Starkey
Muse
Marig xX
Helter
Abie
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Humphery
Stephen van Rensselaer
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Emma Hart Willard
Joan W VanStet
John ,Galsworthy
Jose J
Matiss Smith
Flander
Wberry
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