Water District Democratic City Committee Sets Fall Campaign
The Water District Democratic City Committee held a meeting at the City Hall last night to plan the fall campaign. AL Mgeney was reelected president, with James Reiley secretary Eleanor Loughlin vice chairman and Frank Gilchrist treasurer. Supervisors designated: William Nufent First Ward Thomas Owens Second Ward Leo Struzensk Third Ward William Gethins Fourth Ward. A resolution endorsed county candidate designations by the Albany County Democratic Committee. Designated petitions signed by at least thirty enrolled party members in each city district will be sent to the Albany County Board of Elections for registry.
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Democratic City Committee
Ithe
Hall
AL Mgeney
James
Reiley
Eléanor ‘Sué Loughlin
Frank Gilchrist
Willian NufEent
Thomas Owens
Leo Struzensk
William Gethins
Albany County Democratic Committee
Albany County Board of Elections
Barbers Raise Watervliet Rates
Barbers in Watervliet vote to raise prices at Local 229 meeting held in Youngs barber shop. Haircuts go from 50 to 63 cents, graves from 25 to 35 cents, children's haircuts 50 cents. Increase attributed to higher material and laundry costs. Troy and Albany barbers had already raised prices.
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Watervliet
Barber’s Union
Local 229
Young’s
Graves
Dharber
Troy
Albany
WAAC Drive Mapped for Watervliet
Watervliet War Council met with WAAC sergeant Margaret Chamberlain to outline a block to block WAAC and aviation cadet recruitment campaign from July 4 through July 10. Volunteers will collect names and addresses for follow up by regular Army personnel. program also educates mothers and daughters on women in military service. Approximately 35 block leaders attended, including Mayor James F. Donlon and council members.
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Watervliet
WAACS
Army Auxiliary
The
War Council
William Richmond
James F. Donlon
Edward J. Sanders
James J. Corbett
Frank T. Mahar
Harry A. Wilson
Watervliet Playgrounds Open Tuesday
Miss Dorothy A. Draile appointed playground director met with supervisors in Watervliet City Hall for an instruction session ahead of opening the four playgrounds Port Schuyler High School Clinton and Brotherhood next Tuesday. The season runs through Aug 28 with a long list of supervisors and local residents noted. Also elected at Laurel Lodge No 24 I O O F Harold Shaver noble grand. other officers Col lings G. Van Vorst Hugh Campbell Elmer Hydorn. Rev Charles A. Dayton to lead prayer services. Edward E Gettings a Watervliet resident died Monday in Samaritan Hospital. survivors include widow Mary Russell two sons Edward and Joseph and daughter Mary. Funeral from 360 Eighth Street.
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Dorothy A. Draile
Watervliet
Miss Draile
New York State College For
Albert 3. DeShaw
Armed Forces
Port Schuyler
Clinton and
Brotherhood
Josephine DeRoso
Lois Wilson
Gloria DeCotis
Norvine Williams
Helen Kelly
Marjorie Lyone
Mary Fayden
Laurine Vogel
Frank Dean
Alice Corbett
Thomas O'Brien
Angeline Pascale
Lucy Cochigian
Ruth Eckstein
Margaret Hanrahan
Robert Connen
Theresa Fox
Joan Purcell
Helen Fox
Doris Hourigan
Helen Doughtry
Mary Robinson
Florence Bessmer
Shirley Stebbins
Ann Sivers
Joseph Lynch
Marian Blazejewski
Grace Czaikiewias
Theresa Kuziara
Virginia Davis
Noble Grand
Harold Shaver
Laurel Lodge
Broadway
Charles V. Meade
Collings G. van Vorst
Hugh Campbell
Grand Lodge
Elmer Hydorn
van Vorst
Charles A. Dayton
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Beacon Light Mission Chapel
Harry N. van Antwerp
Edward E. Gettings
Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Gettings
Third Avenue Methodist Church
Mary Russell
Edward J. Gettings
Army
Joseph P. Gettings
Mary W. Gettings
Joseph F. Gettings
Troy
Eighth Street
Watervliet Man Pays 65 Fine for Speeding
Dominic Marchese aged 26 of 701 Twenty-fourth Street Watervliet paid a 65 fine after pleading guilty to speeding before Justice Homer Brown in Niskaruna Town Court. He was arrested by Kayuna police who had prior speeding convictions.
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Dominic Marchese
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Tolerance, Prejudice, and Bigotry in American Life
A reflective editorial discusses how minorities sometimes provoke backlash, yet condemns self righteous judges and biased politics. It cites Ku Klux Klan, anti Catholic riots, labor force pressure, and regional discrimination, warning that bigotry remains an American constant while urging efforts toward genuine tolerance.
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Ku Klux Klan
Granville Man Drowns in River Incident
Pierce Jones, 73, of Granville, drowned yesterday in a river near the Sumne led to the New York State Electric and Gas power station. A coroner's verdict of accidental drowning was returned by Dr. Robert C. Davies, Washington County coroner.
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Pierce Jones
Granville
Mettowee
New York
Funeral notices mix of Mackay and local figures in Cohoes region
Funeral notices for Mrs Margaret A Mackay Henry B Truland and others appear with details on locations churches officiants bearers and interment in local cemeteries. Also notes on William S Landry World War I veteran Nora Layton Richmond and Fred J Moore with burial plans and survivor lists. The article blends multiple obituaries and funeral announcements from Cohoes and surrounding towns with church affiliations and burial sites.
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Henry B. Truland
Dolor Lanoue
Fourth Avenue
Wilford P. Fowler
Sixth Avenue Baptis Church
Roy Devoe
Jesse
Kenneth Delvoe
Israel Messier
Oakwood Cemetery
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USO
President Street
First Row
Herbert King
Bobby Hoffman
Janet Hoffman
Arieen Walsh
Thomas
Barbers
Frank J. Mahar
Chairman
John H. McMahon
Sacred Heart Church
Watervliet, N. Y. Sixth Ave
Fifteenth St
Watervliet Elks
WAAC
Schuyler Home Bureau
National City Bank of Watervliet
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Societies of the Sacred Heart of Mary
Red Cross
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Frances McDonald
Harry Meyer
Coast Guard
Avenue 4
Betty Cummings
Edward J. Cummings
Third Avenue
Mary Hamilton
Rutland
Corp
Charles E. Dugan
U.S. Air Force
West Palm Beach
Charles Dugan
Edward Myers
Joseph
Bath
Donald Anderson
Paine Street
Green Island
Walter W. Rosenberger
New Orleans
Troy-Schenectady Road
Robert Edinger
Fourteenth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Edinger
Maryland
Lola Edinger
Lacey Heyn
Scotia
William F. Parker
Court Regina
C. D. of A. Has
Court St. Bernard
Hendrick Hudson
Elizabeth Welsh
Mary A. Walsh
Troy Area
Travelers
the Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Franklin Square
Third St
People’s Office
Second Avenue
Federal. Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cortinas
Corinth, N.Y
Lawrence J. Collins County
Abyssinia
Britain
Europe
Mexico
Australia
Detroit
Eleanor Roosevel
Granville Man
Peterman
Mackay
Margaret
A. Mackey
Third Street
St. Mary's Church
James P Lawlor
Leonard A. Hicks
James J. Casey
Joseph M. Heenan
Church of Our Lady of Victory
Agnes C. Sheeran
John J. Hartigar
John Daley
James Crane
William Dempsey
Martin J. Walsh
Robert Millichap
Edward Nehill
Fathers Lawlor
Heenan
St Peter's Cemetery
St. Vincent dePaul Society
Church of Our Lady of Ith
Father Heenan
William H. Turner
Lawlor
Hic
Truland
Wiliam S. Landry
William S. Landry
Cohoes
Cohoes Hospital
St. Joseph's Church
Lea Bonneville
Dolores M. Landry
Cordelia Landry
Melanie de Rome
St. Ann’s Convent
Jersey City
Sylvester Flynn
Schenectady
Isidore Brisson
Rhea Smith
Harvey
Warren Landry
Roland Landry
A. G. Boivin’s
W. Leo McCarthy
St. Michael's Cemetery
Waterford
Irving Adams
Paul Bushley
Raoul Tetreault
Roger Kenney
Fred J. Moore
Whitehail-Granvile Highway
Benjamin
Whitehall
Samuel Russynl
Glens Falls
Harold A. Scott
North Whitehall Cemetery
Samuel
Maron
East Schoffarth
Homi
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