Troy Man To Get Award For Bravery
A Troy dairy plant worker, R A Maple of 000 River Street, will receive the Pasteur Medal for bravery for saving 7 year old Dennis Curley from Hudson River ice in February 1949. The ceremony at Troy Country Club will include officials and coworkers from Collar City Creamery and Borden’s Cellar City Creamery. Maple, 47, with seven children, was the only New Yorker among seven honorees nationwide.
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R.A. Maple
000 River Street
Pasteur
Thomas W. Ryan
Saleiy
State of New York
Trey Country Club
Dik Industry Foundation
Borden
Cellar City Creamery
Edward A. Fitzgerald
Common Council
Chester Dumond
Maple
Dennis Curley
Second Streat
David Collins
River Street
Curley
Collins
Collar City
Collar City Creamery
Young Curley
Art
G. E. Laboratory Will Be Unique
The first national industrial research lab nears completion in Schenectady and will be ready for occupancy by late August. It will offer universal space with expandable facilities, vertical shafts for oxygen hydrogen nitrogen compressed air vacuum and power, a 300 million volt atomamash er radiation imperatory and a specialized lab to study extreme temperatures down to 469 degrees below zero.
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Schenectad
C. G. Suits
General Electric Co
Heat Too Much For Schenectady
Schenectady police report warm weather as culprit in a malice case. Three men were arraigned in Police Court on malicious mischief charges, all pleaded innocent and await hearings. Leonard Hogte and Julius Juhabhl allegedly punctured tires. David McNamara reportedly refused to pay at White Tower and broke tableware.
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Schenectady
Leonard Hogte
Front Street
Julius Juhabhl
David McNamara
Summit Avenue
White Tower
Lansingburg Seniors Hold Class Day
The Lansingburg High School seniors held their class day in the auditorium with a processional, songs, speeches, and readings. Harold Wittmann, class president, and Marlene Andrews and Lillian Smith performed readings. Sandra Winne, Alfred Schuttenholm, and Janet Leith delivered the class prophecy.
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Lansingburg
Lansingburg High School
Harold Wittmenn
Marlene Andrews
Lillian Smith
Sandra’ Winne
Alfred Schuttenholm
Janet Leith
Audrey Schlesinger
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Pittsfield Men Sentenced on Robbery Counts
Two Pittsfield men Guido Centifanti and Charles Dicenzo were sentenced to one to two years in Clinton Prison for robbing Max Benowicz, a production manager at a local textile firm, in Troy during April 1948 after meeting him in Albany. Indicted May 27 1948 and pleaded guilty June 12 in Renesselaer County Court.
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Pittsfield
Clinton
Guido Centifanti
Charles Dicenzo
Reneselaer County
Herbert DB. Hamm
Max Benowicz
Pittscheid
Troy
Benowitz
Albany
Max Grotsky
Waterville
Out-of-town Photographers Warned by Troy Officials
City Clerk John G. Brigham reminded photographers from outside Troy of a city ordinance requiring a license to solicit or deliver photographs in the city. The notice follows several complaints about out-of-town photographers working in Troy. The ordinance passed May 7, 1931.
How Weather Shapes Life In Everyday Habits
This digest teases how weather and climate influence behavior and health. It notes July quarrels, February March longevity, dry spells affecting children, and birth month ties to hiv weight, inviting readers to compare pet ideas with science.
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Archbishop Richa to Visit St. Jane's Church in Troy
Archibishop Elias Richa of Baalbek Lebanon will visit Troy today and tomorrow. He will celebrate a solemn high mass at St. Jane's Church tomorrow at 10.
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Elias Richa
Marpelty
Baalbek
Lebanon
Troy
Richa
St. Jane's Church
Mastern sa greeted by Pope blessing in Rome during pilgrimage
Mastern sa and beard of the United Mate visited Rome as part of a pilgrimage and received a special blessing from Pope Pius XII to dispense as member of the Maronite rite. Archbishop Fucha will deliver the blessing at St. Anne's Church today at 7 30 p m. In Troy he will be the guest of Rev. Paul Korkemas of St. Anne's Church. Catholic Central High School lists a correction noting Miss Agnes Marie Louise Bonenfant of Cohoes was omitted from the graduation roster and will receive her diploma today in Troy Armory.
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Mastern Sa
United Mate
Rome
Pius XII
Fucha
St. Anne's Church
Troy
Paul Korkemas
Catholic High
Misa Agnes Marie Louise Bonentant
Cohoes
Catholic Central High School
Missy Bonenfant
Troy Armary
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Joan Quest
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