Two Castleton Men Join Holstein Breeders Group
Walter F. and Albert T. Peter of Castleton join 248 New York State Holstein breeders admitted to the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. The organization, largest dairy cattle recording body, has over 38,000 members and a herd book of more than 4,000,000 registered Holstein cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Walter F
Albert T. Peter
New York State
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattieboro
Funeral Services Planned For Marine Private Magnan Jr
Funeral services for Pfc. Albert Magnan Jr. of Watervliet and East Schodack Lutheran Church officiants, with burial at Schodack Cemetery. Magnan served with Co. G 5th Marines 1st Infantry Division and was killed in action on Okinawa May 2 1945. Survived by parents Albert and Sigrid Magnan and siblings in Rensselaer Dayton.
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Pfc
Albert Magnan
A. S. Marine Corps
Watervliet
Okinawa
East Schodack Lutheran Church
Theodore Dentach
Charles Witthoft
Chatham
Haat Schodack Cemetery
Magnan
Albert
Sigrid Magnan
Flint Street
Rensselaer
Heen
Marines
Watervilet High School
Co. G
5Th Marines
Jesse Major
Robert McGinnias
Clyde Beck
Dayton
John Magnan
Robert Magnan
Four Columbia students headed to Herald Tribune forum in NYC
Four Columbia High School students depart today for the annual Herald-Tribune forum in New York City. Misses Gwen Shupe Joyce Prina with William Shupe and Stewart Fritz comprise the traveling party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High School
New York City
Herald-Tribune
Gwen Shupe
Joyce Prina
William Shupe
Stewart Fritz
Bulgarian Holiday Interferes With Trial At Court
The report covers a high profile trial interrupted by a Bulgarian holiday. It notes defendant Georgi Kakshe as chief detective and mentions the defense and prosecution teams, the potential death penalty under Bulgarian law, and the court’s reconsideration of sentence if the defense request is upheld.
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Georgi Kakshe
Ziaphrymas
Ima
Fresecwinon
Bulpatian Law
Dale
Zunpte
t+ dey pation
Mozht
Dinner and Forum Draw Big Crowd at Columbia High School
More than 100 attendees joined a dinner and forum at Columbia High School East Greenbush sponsored by the Columbia Community Council. The event featured speakers from Winthrop Stevens Huyck Mills Rensselaer Dr John Thurb er of Cornell and John Jones of the Albany office of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers with George Segal taken to Albany Hospital.
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Columbia High School
East Greenbush
Columbia Community Council
America
Winthrop Stevens
Huyck Mills
Rensselaer
John Thurber
New York State School of Industria and Labor Relations
Cornell University
John Jones
Albany
The
International [Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Navy Ship Bound For Rocket Research Tests
The Navy converted Seaplane Tender USS Norton Sound sails from Port Hueneme to equatorial waters for upper atmospheric research. It carries Aerobee rockets and a helicopter to recover instruments after launches. The Aerobee tests have reached 78 miles previously at White Sands.
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Washington ’Ei
South Pacific
Norton Sound
Port Hueneme
Cal
Faith Naval District
White Sands
Proving Grounds
Nassau Flood Damage Awards in State Court Case
Presiding Judge Stephen M. Launaberry awarded Nassau residents Anna Bingham 2500 and Albert Bergeron 1200 for property damage from Kinderhook Creek overflow during July 22 heavy rains. Elizabeth Haywood received 2000 in a related award. Harry Honig filed a claim for 7100 for flood damage to thirty acres near Brainard Bridge from 1940s floods.
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Stephen M. Launaberry
State Court of
Anna Elizabeth Bingham
Albert Bergeron
Nassau
Kinderhook Creek
Elizabeth Haywood
Nar Pau
Brainard
Walter
Harry Honig
Brainard Bridge
U S Prisons Explore Group Therapy For Inmates
Federal prison officials test group therapy as a treatment for inmates with addiction and behavioral issues. James V. Bennett notes the approach lets prisoners voice troubles, gain insight, and support recovery, though formal statistics are not yet available.
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Washington
Alcoholics Anonymous
James V. Bennett
Be Maester
Federal Prison System
Trial resumes for Cardinal Mindszenty associates in Budapest
The People's Court in Budapest is set to resume after a two day recess as 16 defendants in the "Neged black market" case face final statements. Cardinal Mindszenty figure Imre Boka, former treasurer, pleads guilty and requests mercy claiming forced service away from the pulpit.
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Budapest
Hungary
Jose Carding
People's Court
Mgr
Imre Boka
Treaurer
Cardinal Mindszenty
Boka Ecarlier
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O.es
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Cochairmen
Alice Lowell
Dad Kellogg
Mae B. Osgood
Winfred Wood
Sarah Stephens
Florence Smith
Edith Cook
Rand
Saratoga
Harold Hespelt
Alice Pitney
Stushtater Federated
Women's Society of the Church
Carhun aAbes
Hubert Bb Thomas
Wille
Holy Name Society
S. Peters
Joe Amd Totzers
Thomas Bryan
Flad Britt
Hernad Duncar
Vincent Bar Bey
Henjazaa
Huta Siena
Asotia
Peter Broxy
Rex
East Schodack
George Segal
Albany Hospits
Geraldine Nitsky
Nancy Shaver
North Chatham
Milford Grady
Isadora Reehl
Augustus Benvenuti
Mary Kel Jer
Harris Howard
Michael McCormick
Ann Sowalski
John Murphy
Troy
Julius Sneider
Red Crows
Harria Howard
Donald Sutherland
John Stockman
William Weaver
Wilbur Frey
Tile Beberwyck
Kenneth Whyland
George Palmer
Earl Hicks
Grover C New
John Duggan
John Herring
Navy
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RCA Victor
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Miller’s Electrical Appliances
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MR. Hevers
Menands
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Axminster
Lawson
Wilton
Stratton
Axminster Broadroom
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