Good Roads Group Plans Campaign in Al Daty Conference
Representatives of the Maneee ver County Chapter of New York Good Keats Association met in Al Daty this week to back public referendums for road funding. Russell T. Weatbrook and John W. Hannen spoke as contractors and labor leaders joined the conference outlining Campbell-Bennnton resolutions for gasoline tax earmarking and a 200 million dollar bond issue to speed the road program. Next meeting set for March 15 at the Court House in Troy.
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Maneeever County
New York
Good Keats Association
al- Daty
Russell T. Weatbrook
John W. Hannen
Westbrook
Campbell-Benntton
State Automobile Dealers Association
Highway Transport Association of
Upstate New York
Road Association
Weatbrook
Court House
Troy
Hansen
Averill Park Notables and Local Church Schedules
Several community items: Averill Park patient George Canon is improving at Samaritan Hospital. Harold Goodermore has been discharged after two years at sea. Rev John J O Connor will celebrate two masses at St Henry's with Sunday School. Local residents buy the floral shop of Edward J Gruber in Stafford Springs. Ovid Fellows lodge meets Monday with Noble Grand Clayton Barnum presiding. refreshments to follow. Fire Company plans a bake sale and business session Thursday. Ernest Bondman chairs. Presbyterian, Averill Park Methodist, Hoag's Methodist, and Sand Lake Baptist churches announce sermons, services, and Sunday School crews for tomorrow and Monday meetings.<|vq_7488|>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Canon
Samaritan Hospital
Harold Goodermore
Army
Ovrrseas
Iast
John J. O'Connor
St. Henry's Church
R. M. Evancue
Stafford Springs
Conn
Edward J. Gruber
Ovid Fellows Lodge
P.m. Noble Grand Clayton Barnum
Averil Park
Volunteer Fire Co
Thureday
Ernest Bondiman
Jeherpe
Frank
Bullin
Presbyterian Church
John C. Hauenstein
Rasaell McCaw
Henry Roesch
Philly R. Oxnam
Averill Park Methodist Church
Chris
Bunch School For
John Gundrum
Methodist Oath Fellowship
Dmethodiaet
Hoag's Methodist Church
Philip
Ernestey Tripp
Fine Troy Methodist District
Mercy Death Trial Details Dr. Snay Cross-Examined
The hearer recalls Dr. Snay denying opinions on euthanasia while acknowledging cases of apparent death followed by revival. Prosecutors question experiments on animals with air injections, and defense calls many patients who credit the doctor with saving lives. Testimonies note his dedication and religious remarks during care.
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Dr. Snay
Phinnay
Snay
Phinney
Pacific
Pulee
Borreto
Bnay
Yee
Cambridge Deaths and Obituaries Chronicle
Obituaries from Cambridge and surrounding towns report Charles E Salter dying at home after a heart attack. Born 1866 in Hackettstown, he lived most of his life in Cambridge and leaves a wife Florence Granger and three brothers. Funeral Monday at Spurr Funeral Home with Rev Leslie Anoney. interment Woodlands Cemetery. Other notices include the deaths of John Bullions Anderson in Baltimore, Florence E Ack enbrack in Cambridge, Joseph T Kelly in Cambridge, Louise Oshorn, Aloysius Bergeron, Mrs Frances Ainslee, Fred J Kenyon in Gansevoort, Nina Brown Powers in Troy, Eleanor Wolfe in Waterford, and funeral details for several others.
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Charles E. Salter
Charles HE. Salter
Cambridge
Hackettatown
Cambbridge
Irwein
Margaret Ortt Slater
Florence Granger
Irwin Slater
Hoosick Falls
Albert
Hewera Slater
New Jersey
Mt. Holly
N. J
John Bullions Anderson
Baltimore
Florence E. Ackenbrack
Charles Street
Northside
Chateaugay
Mty
Florence Ellen - Tallman
John Ackenbrack
Eimst Root
Albany
James Stevens
Frank Ardelio
Waterford
A. D. MacAffer
Mohawk Street
Gohoes
Clarence Hoch
Methodist Church
Interenent
Waterford Rural
Toseph T. Kelly
Joseph T. Kelly
Central Avenue
Fall River
Mass
Troy Union Depot
Kelly
Sacred Heart Church
Helen Rapp
Kenneth Finegan
Watervich
Arthur Smith
Latham
Richard Kelly
Schenectady
Sacred Hens Church
Osborn
Louise
Oshorn
Seventh Avenue
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
Richard Cummings
First Baptist Church
Oakweed Cemetery
Aloysius Bergeron
St St. Francis’Church
North Adama
Mary Brown
Troy
Liberty Street
North Adams
George L. Curran Post
Varlw
Sidney Moskoe
Williamstown
Paul Swartzer
Miami
Fla
Russell E. Bergeron
Sgt Paul Bergeron
U. S. Army
Hawaii
Ray Hurley
Boston
Mary Begnigra
Order of the Sacred Ieart
Alberta
Russell Brown
Bellows Falla Vt
Raymond
James Brown
Southview Cemetery
Mra
J. Clyde Ainslee
Cooperstown
Jessie Ain
Francis
Mra. R. M. Bigelow
Ainslee
Bassett Hospital
Warren
Richard M
Leni K. Colyer Bigelow
Mohawk
Old East Springfield Academy
Treacher
Mary 3. Foster
Germany
Fred D. Kenyon
Fred J. Kenyon
Northumberland
Gansevoort
Hudson
Saratoga County Highway Department
Carl Ross
Castleton
New York
George M. Folsom
Ipastor
Mina Fowers
Nina Brown Powers
St. Marys Hospital
Avenne
Nassau
Nina Brown
St Patrick's Church
Powers
Joseph’ Sd. Powers
Set
Thomas FP. Ryan
U.S Army Air Force
Louisiana
Turaday
3. W. Burns’ Sons, Inc
Fifth, Avenue Funeral Chapel
St. Patrick's Church
Eleanor CM. Wolfe
Eleanor C. M. Wolfe
Charles Wolfe
Ninth Street
Hollywood
Wolfe
Waterford Methodist Church
Twetrons
Leland Mattison
Hollsywood
Ned A. Mattison
Coches
Mira
George F. Iohnantt
Chicago
Quendt
Homer
Braid Street
Fred. B Jones
Waterford Nethodiet Church
Rensselaer Woman Returns After Missing Test
Mrs Helen Overlander of Rensselaer returned home after an interstate search that began Friday. She told police she had traveled from Stillwater Oklahoma to visit her brother and that she had left because she believed she had cancer. Her husband Sherrell Overlander reported her disappearance on Monday. Chief Charles Stewart noted she hoped her husband would take her back and that she sometimes leaves without fear, and she was relieved to learn she did not have cancer.
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Helen B. Overlander
Rensselar
Aisissinge
Stillwater
Okla
Sherrell Overlander
Rensselaer
Charles Stewart
Gverlander
Apollo Choir Dinner at Lodge Florida and AML
Choir members of Apollo Choir at Apo in Lodge Florida and AML will be entertained at a dinner at the Annex Tuesday night by Paul G Hickey Master. The choir will sing during a third depression ceremony at the Troy Masonie Temple.
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Apollo Choir
Apo
Lodge
Aml
Annex
Paul G. Hickey
Latex. Ie
Troy Masonie Temple
Y M Boys To Conduct Sport Nights Schedule
The Y M C A boys work department outlines winter sport nights for its age groups with a baked dinner, swimming and games on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The junior boys banquet is set for March 15 with basketball awards for Outcasts and War Hawks. spring and summer programs will emphasize more outdoor activities including baseball softball track and possibly golf.
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Tmsc.a. Boyan Week
Ry Wymnacium
U S Bars Communist Peace Delegation Visit
Washington refused entry to a European peace delegation led by Pablo Picasso saying the 12 members are known Communists or fellow travelers and subject to exclusion under the Smith Act. Consuls were told to deny passport visas as congressional leaders pressed to block the visit by the World Congress of Partisans of Peace.
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Washington
United States
Pablo Picasso
State Department
United Seles
Jawa
Congress
Picarso Group
The
World Congress of Partisans of Peace
War Materials Leaking To Reds Congress Told
A Senate House watchdog committee report says nations ship materials to Russia aiding the Soviet war potential. The Economic Cooperation Administration allegedly failed to stop Western Europe from sending commodity beaned by the United States.
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Washington
Congress
Russia
Senate House
Economic Cooperation Administration
Western Europe
United States
King Solomon's Lodge to Confer Degree at Special Meeting
King Solomon's Lodge To Confer Degree at a special meeting Thursday at the Troy Maconic Temple. The degree work will be directed by the past masters. William Ridington presided over the business meeting. Douglas Barton directed the special hour. St. Thomas Andreckek supervised the week’s film show.
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King Solomon's Primitive Lodge
A. M
Troy Maconic Tempie
St. Thomas
Andreckek
William Ridington
Douglas Barton
Betatron Produces Key To Atom Structure
Uriwnn I G reports evidence from the University of Minnesota that a 390,000,000 volt betatron produced mesons. Professor Gail D Adams said meson tracks were found on special emulsion photographic plates during betatron operation. Mesons are particles orbiting inside the nucleus and may hold the secret of the force binding the atom.
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Uriwnn
I. G
University of Mino
Gail D. Adams
Belatron
Agreement Reached In Bituminous Coal Dispute
A board of inquiry reports progress toward a new contract after talks between United Mine Workers representatives and coal operators. A draft plan envisions wage and welfare fund increases, with legal details to be finalized by a joint drafting committee. Officials say an agreement is likely soon, though final signatures remain pending.
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Cole
United Mine Workers
America
White House
Mon
American missionary tortures and slaying near Moulmein Burma
U S embassy officials report American missionary Mian Selma Maxwell a 67 year old nurse from Senatobia Mississippi was tortured with rifle butts and killed after her captors failed to understand commands The kidnapping occurred near Moulmein in Burma Ballard Donnell A S vice consul described the incident and search efforts Maxwell known as mama by locals was buried in a Christian cemetery at Moulmein The report notes ten natives attempted a rescue and were killed in the ambush
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Rangoon
Burma
U. S
Selma M. Maxwell
Hurss
Washington
Senatobia
Miss
Fey
Miss Maxwell
Supervisor to discuss proposed Boght Area reservoir plan
William K K Sanford of Colonie will discuss the proposed Viechere Ferry dam and Teser voir at a Boghti Community Association meeting Monday at the community fire house. He will describe the arguments about the Latham Water District project and its effect on the Boght Area.
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William KK. Sanford
Colonie
Viechere Ferry
Teservoir
Boghi
Niagara Mohawk Employees Honor Two Retiring Men
Thirty five Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. workers gathered at the Valley Inn Valley Falls to toast two retirees. George Seymour a Schaghticoke hydro plant maintenance man and Andrew J. Pohl a Mechanicville switchboard operator received plaques and photos for thirty years of service. Seymour has 25 years and Pohl 26. Edward Coen Albany area superintendent led the event with remarks from F Baurman Mechanicville director of maintenance and Herbert Bacon Schaghticoke maintenance foreman.
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Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Valley Inn
Valley Falls
George Seymour
Schaghticoks Hydro-Electric
Andrew J. Pohl
Seymour
Pohl
Edward Coen
Albany
F. Baurman
Meaintenance
Meéchanicville
Herbert Bacon
Schaghticoke
Girl Scout Council To Conduct Workshop
The Troy Area Council of Girl Scouts will conduct two badge work workshops Monday at 7 p.m. at the Girl Scout office with Mrs Ann Anker and Missy Ma Anne Xarden instructing for intermediate badge use. A session is the third in the series and the next will be March 29 at 7 p.m. at the X.W.C. on troop ceremonies. Miss Eileen Whiting will be in charge as volunteer instructor. The Junior Council met yesterday to hear about the coming cookie sale and plans a visit to Station WTRY studios on March 17.
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Troy Area
Single Well Going Dry in Town Of Pine Bush
Pine Bush officials reported a water shortage as a single lowly operating well showed signs of going dry with only 100,000 gallons remaining in a standby tank. Engineers warned rationing may begin and tapping Shawangunk Creek or an artesian well project could be needed. the town closed a school yesterday due to the shortage and rationing starts today.
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Orange County
T30
Shawangunk Creek
Air Reserve Officers Entertain Inspectors
Col Clinton Meneely of Troy leads the 100th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Wing while Maj Gen Glenn Barcus and Col Norton Van Sickien visit Albany to inspect Air Force Reserve facilities at RPL. Officers from Mitchell Air Base accompany the inspection team at luncheon.
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Clinton Meneely
Troy
Volunteer Air Reserve
Glenn
Barcus
J Air Force
Mitchell Air Base
Land
Norton H. van Sickien Jard
Albany
van Sickien
Air Force Reserve
Rpl
Alumnae Meet Nurses' Association at St Mars's Hospital
Members of the Nurses' Alumnae Association of St Mars's Hospital will gather Monday at 8 p.m. in the hospital ward area. Mrs Marge Mc Giver, president, will preside.
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Nurses’ Alumnae Association
St Mars’s Hospital
Jwill
At & P.m
Abrarr
Mra
Marge McGiver
Strike Hits Fairfield Works and Steel Areas
Strike effects hit Fairfield steel works in Birmingham Alabama with one blast furnace and five open hearths still operating while U S Steel subsidiaries close area quarries and iron ore joints. Republic Steel closes coke ovens at Gadsden Alabama and banks one blast furnace. In Pittsburgh district U S Steel lays off 2000 more workers bringing idle total to 12000 and Carnegie Steel closes a rolling mill near Pittsburgh. Midland plant Crucible Steel Co nearly at standstill due to coal gas and electricity shortages furloughing about 3500 employees.
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Iia
Fairfield Steel Works
Birmingham
Ala
U. S. Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Corporation
Gadsen
Republic
Pittsburg
U. S. Steel Corp
Carnegie-filmola Steel Corp
Irvin
Midland
Crucible Steel, Co., of America
Whitehall Child, 6, Injured By Automobile
Stephen Lane six son of Mr and Mrs George Lane of South Bay near Whitehall suffered a double fracture of the right leg when struck by a car near his home. George Stockybower of Pittsburg, driver, said the child ran in front of the car and the icy road prevented stopping.
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Stephen Lane
George Lane
South Bay
Whitehall
George Stockybower
Pittsburg
U S Fleet Units To Visit Indo-China Hot Spot
The United States Navy plans a visit to Viet Nam this month by ships and aircraft from the Seventh Fleet. They will visit Saigon and render full naval honors to Bao Dai, the former Vietnamese emperor, now head of state.
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Washington U
United States Navy
Indo-China
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Seventh Fleet
Saigon
Aterch
Bao Dai
Annan
Polish legation attache declines to return home in Ottawa
Tadeusz Wiewiorwski, 50, commercial attache at the Polish legation, quit yesterday instead of obeying orders to leave. He will stay in Canada with his wife and one and a half month old son, after four years in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Legation
Tadeusz Wiewiorwski
Canada
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