Sage Area Girls Take Honors At Sage College
Area students received academic honors at Sage College during yesterday’s chapel service. The list includes Troy area seniors Sigarthe Kellasse Clars Marilyn Hayward and more, with class honors noted for multiple students from Troy and Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Sage College
Church
Belen McKinetry
Troy Area
Sigarthe
Kellasse
Clars
Marilyn Hayward
God Mes
BR. Heyward
Leke
Mie S
Robinson
Maple
Margaret Silfert
Gar Barry Silliue
All of
Troy
Gloria Robinsos
Highland Ave
Kelles
Noma Hargenbursh
Harry Hardesburgh
Ontario Street
Cohoes
Jéan Lindsey
Daughte
Johp
Lindsay
Jane
Fase
Sixts Avenue
Evelyn Valley
Mortensford Court Cuboe
Ulassis Brown
John C. Brows
Washington Avenue
Gary
Rensselaer
Laby
Hoosick Street
Quinetie Heste
Hauenstein
BR. D
Helen Howe
Howe
Smre -Anr
Rtland Street
Patricia. Johnston
Balsam Av
Arthur Johnnston
Ruth ‘Kettler
Ernest Kettler
Tillinghast Avenue
Metends
Jean Lear
Arthur Leer
Fourth Street
Trev
Cless
Gertrude Berlin
Joseph Horowitz
Walker Avenue
Surance Freedman
Freedman
Filomena Fusco
Altree
Second Street
G. Robert Fusco
Sixth Avenue
Mn Merion Jones
Samypel Jones
Fourth Avenue
Jeanne Vermilyea
And
Airs
Wesley Ver Ond
Milyea
Pownal Guests Attend Farewell Reception For Ralph Walk
Mrs Sthel Stancliff visited his brother in law and sister Eugene Ashley of Monroe Bridge Mass. Wesleyan class from the Methodist Church meets at Maplelawn North Pownal Road. A farewell reception for Ralph Walk was held at the Bax home on South Church Street with a money purse presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthel Stancliff
Hirs
Eugene Ashley
Monroe Bridge
Mass
Methostet Church School
Maplelawn
Cliford Hewitt
Pownal Road
Bax
South Church Street
Ralph Walk
Community News From Raymertown and Nearby
Ralph Sheffer and family moved to Syeaway while Mrs ML and CG Snyder visited family in Troy. Cortland Campbell learns son Pic Willis Campbell has reached France. Be Amen’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs William Campbell’s home next Tuesday. The new pipe organ at the Lutheran Church to be dedicated Sunday at 2 pm with Frederick Klubel attending.
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Raymertown
Ralph Sheffer
Syeaway
CG Snyder
Phebe McGrady
Troy
Cortland Campbell
Pic
Willis Campbell
France
The
Beamen’s Missionary Society
William Campbell
Lutheran’ Church
Frederick Klubel
New York Synod
Political Stage Analysis of League Pact and UN Voting
The piece critiques League of Nations covenants and the proposed United Nations procedure, warning that major powers would press peace by force while smaller states face coercion. It notes Roosevelt and Marshal Selin amid debates on veto power and enforcement measures in a global peace framework.
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League
Cew
Soj
United Nations
Marshal Se
Lin
Roosevelt
War alliance ties, civilian resolve in hard times
The piece reflects on wartime unity and mutual support among communities, arguing for perseverance amid grief and danger. It stresses civilian mobilization, shared goals with allies, and the need to foster human warmth and trust to sustain a lasting peace. It notes cooperation with Russia and Australia as essential to defeat a common foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Campbell
New York State War Council Office of Civilian Mobilization
Albany
Igci
Amid Debate on Systems and Freedom in America
A letter from Albany dated February 23, 1955 defends American liberty and opposes communism, asserting the government of the people for the people will endure. Local items note community notices from Troy and Cohoes including meetings, hospital updates, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Myer Saatilian
Albany
Bus Opinion Letter Critiques City Transit Service
A Troy reader argues that travelers should stop judging all bus lines by their own experience and praises the Traction Company for its work under difficult conditions. The letter from a patron of all lines urges fair assessment of schedules and service rather than blaming other routes.
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Sycaway
Tam
The
Traction Co
South Troy
Beman Park
Oakwood Avenue
Cohoes
Albia
Seman Park
Steaney
Waterford
Hnn
Troy
One Meatball Tale From A Storied Old Man
Record editor recalls a folk tale about a tiny poverty stricken man who seeks food and the waiter serves a single meatball the size of a meal. The anecdote reflects humor and social commentary from local lore.
Prisoner of War John E. Yole Writes From Nag Camp
Private First Class John E. Yole, missing in action in Germany, writes to his parents from a Nag prison camp. He enlisted December 3, 1938, and served with the 112th Infantry of the 28th Division in England France Belgium and Germany. Yole, a Hudson Falls High School graduate, has three brothers in service in India Germany and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
John E. Yole
Germany
William A. Yole
Notre Dame Street
Hudson Falls
Yole
Army
Infantry
England
France
Belgium
112Th Infantry
Yale
Hudson Falls High School
St. Mary's Church
Hudson Pass
James Yole
India
Gerald Yole
William R. Yole
Mateve
Philippines
Fair Enough on Press, Louie Moore, and Jerry’s Journey
The narrator recalls interactions with Louie Moore and Jerry at a railway embankment station, detailing their behavior, class tensions, and the press’s role. Observations contrast “stunt press” with traditional papers as Americans misread English habits. A classroom letter prompts reflection on media styles.
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Louie Moore
Jerry Ar Ab Lowante
Whitehall
Royal Mail
Embankment
New York
Wallaces Oath and Early Washington Scene Narrated
Descriptions of the Truman era oath for Wallace in the capital include remarks from aides and onlookers. The scene features Justice Black administering the oath, with reporters and officials present as the House gathers. Witnesses recall reactions and the festive mood as the ceremony unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Wallace
Harry
Justice Black Wolemaily
Slick
Herold’ Young
Herold
Jsime
Washington
Young
Ong Fried
Alabama
Joe
Nazi efforts to finance exodus of Jews from Germany
The piece reports a shift allowing easier escape of Jews from German internment camps through Switzerland, with about 1200 leaving at roughly $20 each. Payments include $15 for Nazis and $5 to intermediaries, and Heinrich Himmler reportedly approved the deals, signaling a grim Nazi fundraising method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Heinrich Himmier
Henry Wallace Sears
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Wallace
Harsy
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Pownal
Hussia
Canada
Sode
Indiana
West Baden
Ind
French Lick
Cohvoes
Poestenkilt
Sye
Helen Bott
Samaritan Hospital
Pauline Heffner
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carl Matthie
Matthie
Florence
Ariz
Halfmoon
Frederick Groat
Foster Air Field
Tex
Earle Groat
Mr Moore
Louie
Jerry
Mr. Moore
Whitechapel
Gihie
Pis
Philp Gibbs
Gibbs
Percy Hammond
London
Visi
Mear Hove
zix @ead
King Features/ Syndicate
Merry
Ead
Montenre
John B. Garrett Surgical
Sth
Ave
Americas
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Amesiog Wen
the Organization OF
L. E. Gurley
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