Tito Denies Compromise With Russia Amid Rumors
Premier Tito rejected foreign reports that Yugoslavia sought a compromise with Moscow over the Cominform dispute. Speaking in Split before about 80 000 supporters, he said Western papers misinterpreted his Uzice speech and stressed Yugoslavia would seek peace but not initiate talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Russia
Bargrade
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Uzice
Serbia
U. S
Runssig
Peter
Paris
Moscow
Vietnam
Indo-China
Ho Chi Minh
Stalin
Cominform
Tourney Schedule Set by Beaunit League
Ed ward Ike Campbell announces Beaunit Foundation Boys Club basketball tournament at Bt. Agnes Lyceum. Games start today at 8 and 9 pm with Cohpex Columbians vs Boys Club and Oppenheim V E W vs Waterford Independents. Wednesday features Averill Park Alumni vs Bt Peters Troy and Waterford Legion vs Marshall Eclipse. Semi finals Friday and final Saturday March 11.
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Cohoes
Beaunit
Edward “Ike” Campbell
Agnes Lyceum
Cohpex Columbians
Oppenheim V.E.W
Waterford Independents
Averill Park
Bt Peter's
Troy At & P.m
Waterford Legion
Marshall Eclipse
Eastern Star Unit To Note Anniversary
Cohoes Eastern Star plans an anniversary observance at Remsen Street quarters and Masonic Temple. Fourth Degree Knights and Imperial Chapter members will attend and hear speeches from surviving charter members and local Masonic leaders. A dinner and entertainment will follow with Mrs. Ruth Backus as toastmistress.
Two Named To New Jobs In Cohoes
Charles J. Neeson was appointed to the parking meter bureau and Mrs. William A. Stanton to the Department of Public Works in Cohoes. Both positions, created in the 1850 budget, pay 2250 and 2000 dollars yearly respectively. Neeson previously served four terms as Sixth Ward alderman and once presided over the Common Council. Stanton, wife of a former water department inspector, has led Democratic women’s work and belongs to St. Agnes Mothers’ Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Charles J. Neeson
William A. Stanton
Department of Public Works
Neeson
Rudolph Roulier
Daniel J. Chigro
Stanton
Warren J. Smith
Mothers’ Club
St. Agnes’ Church
Preliminary plans for confering degree discussion May 7
John F. Looby reports on Lincoln Day dinner at Van Schaick Island Country Club. William Kenny reports on membership. Anthony Ponditlo directs a social after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Looby
van Schaick Island Country Club
William Kenny
Anthony ‘Ponditlo
Obituary Frederick Nuttall of Cohoes Passes Away
Frederick Nuttall of 51 Lincoln Avenue Cohoes died Saturday at Cohoes Hospital after a short illness He was a lifelong Cohoes resident and worked in underwear mills Surviving are one sister Mrs Morris Davenport of Cohoes three nephews Harry Nuttall Samuel T Nuttall of Elmira and Roy Swalling of Herkimer and two cousins Mrs Lillian Brown and Mrs Merion Mueller both of Cohoes The funeral will be at 230 PM tomorrow from A D MacAffers funeral home Mohawk Street Cohoes with Rev George F Me Elsein of First Baptist Church officiating Interment will be in Waterford Rural Cemetery Members of the Common Council will meet tomorrow at 500 PM in City Hall Tad Lewisen Steed EL T Ruane Post American Legion will meet today at 430 PM in quarters on Onida Street Church Unit Te Meet Members of the Women’s Society at Christian Service of St James Methodist Church met to say at 1 PM at home of president Mrs Joseph Matz 168 Simmons Avenue The Mark Master Degree will be conferred upon a class of candidates at a regular convocation of Cohoes Chapter Royal Arch Masons Wednesday night in the Masonic Temple Richard A Knot High Priest will preside and supervise degree work
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Frederick Nuttall
Lincoln Avenue
Cohorx
Cohoes Hospital
Cohoes
First Baptist Church of
Morris Davenport
Harry Nuttall
Samuel T. Nuttall
Elmira
Roy Swalling
Herkimer
Lillian Brown
Merion Mueller
A. D. MacAffer
Mohawk Street
George F. Me. Elsein
First Baptist Church
Waterford Rural Cemetery
Tad Lewisen Steed
EL. T. Ruane
American, Legion
Onida Street
Christian Service
St. James
Wil
Degree Werk
Miss Fitzgerald Tops Lyceum Bowling High Scores
Miss Beverly Fitzgerald rolled a high 404 series and Miss Lena DeKendo had a 163 high single in the St. Agnes Women's Bowling League at Lyceum alleys. DeKendo’s 432 three game total led the night alongside top marks from several teammates. Trombley’s Electric swept Smith’s Electric in team play as Marra’s Drugs climbed to 15-6 atop the standings.
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Miss Fitzgerald
Lyceum
Beverly Fitzgerald
Lena DeKendo
St. Agnes
Miss DeKendo
Mike Fitzgerald
Helen Goraky
Mary Kennedy
Ray Cavosie
Mary Strauchon
Natalie] Senez
Eleanor Steel
Irene Chard
Mim Ina Sherman
Mary. I Durecher
Trombley
Electric
Smith
Marra
Peilerin
Marra’s
Petterin
Trembley
Ted
Bare
Cohoes Lions Club Dinner Meeting Planned
The Cohoes Lions Club schedules a dinner meeting at Willie’s Wonder Lounge at 7:30 pm led by president Paul R. Metra and Alf F. Gerenia. A chaired program is being planned with several committee members directing future gatherings.
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Cohoes Lions Club
Wmorrow
Willie's Wonder
Paul R. Metra
Alf F. Gerenia
Wall
Funeral Held For Accident Victim Geoffrey Crosa
The private funeral for Geoffrey L Crosa son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Crosa of Averill Park was conducted by Rev Philip H Oxnam at the Averill Park Methodist Church with burial at Bart Memorial Chapel in Oakwood Cemetery. The service followed his death on Thursday after being struck by a tour near his home.
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Geoffrey L Crosads
Raymond ‘Cross
Averill Park
Philip H. Oxnam
ChallAvenil Park
Bart Memorial
Oakwood Cemetery
U S Refuses To Reduce Budapest Diplomatic Staff
The United States rejected Hungary’s request to cut the Budapest legation staff. It cites groundless charges from the Vogeler trial and accuses Hungary of damaging relations while pledging to maintain consulate closures and travel bans. The note says the U S will adjust staff as needed and cites Hungarian actions as prejudicial to normal relations.
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Washington
United States
Budapest
Hungary
State Department
Legation
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Robert Vogeler
Vogeler
U. S
New York
Cleveland
Red
Donald Heath
Bulgaria
Nathaniel P. Davis
Carl Robbins Will Admitted To Probate In Saratoga Springs
The will of Carl W. Robbins who died February 22 1950 in Saratoga Springs has been admitted to probate in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court with an estate under 35000 real and over 5000 personal. The entire estate goes to Blanche Robbins of 185 Washington Street Saratoga Springs as executor. William K Shyne is attorney. An inhalator call at 140 am to 493 Second Avenue resulted in William E Taylor 65 being taken to Leonard Hospital. Lt Louis Unser and Hoseman Edward Walsh assisted with patrolmen Donald Degen and Nicholas Padalino at the scene.
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Carl W. Robbins
Saratoga Springs
Rensjaclaer County
Blanche Robbins
Washington Street
William K. Shyne
Wiliam E. Taylor
Second Avenue
Louis Unser
Edward Walsh
Central Fire Station
Taylor
Leonard Hospital
Donald Degen
Nicholas Padalino
Point Radio Patrol
Community Meetings and Services Across Waterford Area
Religious and civic notices show meetings at Waterford rooms on Fourth Street and KK of C rooms with Catholic and Episcopal groups. An obituary for Mrs Mary A Tobin details funeral at St Mary's Church and bearers, with a local chest clinic at School 1 in Waterford led by Dr Suss and nurses Stebbins and McBride.
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Waterford
Edmund Suss
Homestead Senharium
Elizabeth Stebbins
Jane McBride
Chamber To Honor 116 Firms At 50th Anniversary Dinner
The Chamber of Commerce will honor 116 Troy firms and institutions founded in the city for fifty years or more at a fiftieth anniversary dinner held at The Hendrick Hudson. The oldest honorees include John L. Thompson Sons & Co. and National City Bank among others, with several firms reaching century milestones. The event features a 1 PM dinner in the Crystal Ballroom and a 6 to 7 PM reception for Mr. Lefthead hosted by National City Bank, with a long list of committee members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Chamber of Commerce
Hendrick Hudson
Iohn L. Thompson Sons & Co., Inc
National City Bank
Rail Joint Co
Flora
Monitor
J. M. Wareren & Co
Emma Willard School
Drake's
Slugster
Stanton Brewing Co
Broughton-Roth, Inc
Troy Savings
National Bank
Thomas McBride
J. W. Ostrander & Son
Jos, Chuckrow's Sons
Breese, Rousseaux& Co
Ted-Hughes
Union-Fern, Inc
Albia Box & Paper Co
Crystal Ballroom
Leithead
Thomas W. Rourke
C. S. Day
Edward W. Golden
Louis H. Gross
Fritz Helmbold
C. W. Kelsey
John Millett
Raymond P. Neltzer
Bertram Nirenberg
Thomas D. Potts
Marshall Rea
James C. Ryan
Elmer C. Schacht
R. I. Sibbald
W. H. Bumstead
Frank L. York
J. Don Weich
Schenectady Bus Firm Seeks Fare Increase
The Schenectady Railway Co. petitions for fare increases on all city and intercity routes including Troy to Schenectady. Public Service Commission will hear the case Monday March 1 in Schenectady at 10 am before Hearing Examiner George N. Mack. The March 2 hearing was postponed by the bus firm.
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Schenectady
Albany Bank Staff Locked Inside Building
The South End Branch of the Mert Trent Co. of Albany reports a break in with unknown assailants jamming the door. Bank staff were trapped for about 45 minutes before the door could be opened as weather and a short circuit contributed to the incident. A similar event occurred at The Star Bank in Chatham last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert Trent Co
Albany
Banka
Chatham
Cae Gee
Art films shown to Troy School 18 students
Miss Sara K Flynn directed an art assembly for grades four through eight at School 18 in Troy Public Schools. Five short films on art were shown including Elements of Design and Care of Materials. Students drew objects from circle triangle and square as teachers followed directions.
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Sara K. Flynn
Troy Public
Jalaa Sims
Misa Flynn
Elaine Sicley
Firemen extinguish two slight blazes and minor incidents
Firemen were called twice on Saturday for slight blazes in Lansingburg and Harrison Place where children were reported throwing waspl ine. Pumper 12 responded early to 122nd Street and Second Avenue for a car blaze owned by Edward Gillie. Pumper 11 then attended a gas station oil burner and battery charger fire. No fire found at Harrison Place noon call. residents said children had been throwing ramanline.
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Lansingburg
Harrison Place
Pumper 12
122Nd Street
Second Avenue
Edward Gillie
Charles Wooster
Spelling Bee Planned At Averill Park School
Pupils from grades 4 5 and 6 in the Averill Park Cen tract School District prepare for the second annual District Spelling Contest to be held tonight at the Central School auditorium. Jona Finegan, junior high principal, and the faculty lead the event. The winner receives a loving cup and will advance to an area contest with entrants from Averill Park Pearlankill and West Sand Lake. Mrs James Hav erage will preside at the business meeting.
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Averill Park
Cental
Jona Finegan
Kall
Hw Dupale
Avent Park
Peertenkill
West Sand
Enniem
James Havcrage
Inneeting
Red Cross Drive Chair Named astonic Green Island Leader
Green Island names Anthony J. DeConna chairman of the annual Red Cross Drive with Mrs. Joseph De mente and Mrs. Patrick Collins as cochairmen. Drive begins today with canvassing routes to be announced later. Court To Meet in St Joseph School Hall at 3 p.m. Mrs. Ann Ahern to preside. W.S.C.S. To Meet in Methodist Church today at 8 p.m. Mrs. Clary Murdock to lead with hostesses listed. Intramural basketball results include Emma Willard, Vassar, Wellesley, Mt Holyoke and St Rose matches with standings and standout players named.
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Anthony J. DeConna
Anual Red Cross
Joseph Demente
Patrick Collins
Atracks
Court St. Joseph
CDA
P.m
St. Joseph’s School Hall
Ann Ahern
Grand Segent
W.S.C.S
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Clary Murdock
Burton & Deuel
Neil Laird
Irene Bergeron
Grace Cruikshank
Emma Willard
Skid- Ninte
Margaret O'Hara
Patricia Corbett
tFrancea Germaine
Penny Gage
Irita Mendres
Vassar
Russell Sage
Meriice Decareau
Diane Leftler
Mario Polary
Annette Michon
Wellesley
Syracuse
Averill Park Man Struck By Taxi in City Crossing
Merril Goyer 35 of Averill Park RD 2 was severely injured Saturday when struck by a taxi at Fifth Avenue and Broadway. Police said the taxi, operated by Alphonse Roestti of West Sand Lake and owned by Julius Roestti, hit him as he crossed the street. He suffered facial injuries, knee damage, possible leg fracture, arm injury, and a left ankle cut. Goyer was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital by radio car and listed in fair condition after emergency treatment by Dr. Anne Ht. Dodd.
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Merril Goyer
Averill Park
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Alphonse Rosetti
West Sand Lake
Julius Roestti
Goyer
St. Mary's Hospital
Frank P. Turner
Karl Pendt
Joseph F. Walsh
Anne Ht.Dodd
Bird
Old Alpine Sport Thriving In U S Ac
In Valdese North Carolina Bavens men embrace boccie the Alpine national pastime brought by immigrants from France and Italy. The game is played on an 80 foot dirt runway with small boccia and larger boccie balls. Players aim to roll close and may knock opponents’ balls away. The sport emphasizes dignity and unity among players.
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North Carolina
Alps
France
Italy
Waldensian
Poestenkill Board to Meet on Proposed Dump Snow Plow Truck
The Poestenkill town board will meet tomorrow at B pm in Firemen's Hall to discuss a new dump truck and snow plow for town highways. William P. Fleming, town superintendent of highways, recommends purchasing a four wheel drive truck with snow plow and dump body rated at five tons with hydraulically operated wing. Estimated cost not to exceed 14000 pounds.
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Poestenkill
William P. Fleming
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Tito Wald
Beaunit League
Robert G. Hanlon
A. J. Vines
The
Foundation
Eastern Star
Knights of Dating
Imperial Chapter
Order of Jumbus
Remsen Street
Fred J. Bouchard
Navy
Ter
Masonic Temple
Dorothy Mack
Frankly H. Ashby
Temple
Ruth Backus
Marion Horn
Bertha Dixon
Alice M. Sanborn
Jane Law
Bertha Martin
Edward J. Hempel
Cohoes Lodge
F.ram
Richard A. Ellett
RAM
Marion Vendecar
Mies Rebeces
Wood
Palestine Court
Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Palmer A. White
Mynne Frost
Bessie L. Smith
Kenneth F. Freehan
U.S
Carl Robbins
Winifred W. Ryant
Worcester
Mays
Blackie
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Spencer
Man
Maine
Kavanaugh Hook and Ladder Company
Fourth Street
Monica
Catholic Daughters of America
KK. of C
Mian
Margaret Bleichtrey
Agnes Guild
St. Agnes Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Ralph Buckles
Charles ©. Kennedy
Church of the Messiah
Glens Fails
Calander
Jones Manufacturing Co
Wesleyan Methodist Northside
St. Mary's
Presbyterian
School of Religion
Troy Church
W.5
John Sweet
Robert Thomas
Senice Basket
Mary A. Tobin
Quandt
Broad Street
St. Mary's Church
John P. Hennessey
Margaret Holton
Beverly Ann Fintan
Panis Angelicua
Anthony Dwyer
Frank E. Fitzpatrick
Harry G. Maynard
Milo EB. Mylott
Norman Pasquette
Thomas E. Dwyer
St. Mary's Cemetery
Father Hennessey
Chamber
Albany Bank
Wesker
Cresley
Phike — Blackstone
Kequghan
Columbia ST
Cohoes, N.Y
Mary Ann Lindbloom
Santa Claus
Chicago
Green Island
U.S. Ac
Valdese
N. C
U—Bevery
Jane
Gatcher
Het Ey
Jewelers
Optometrists
Kalamazoo Sents
Remsen ST
Comues
Fersaces
Sivreea Peneres Niqpbese
Citar
John B.vertefeville
Chevrolet
W. H. Bumstead, Inc
Troy, N. Y
Trey
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