January Employment Decline in Troy Area Report
State Department of Labor data show January employment in the Troy area fell 2.7 percent with payrolls down 2.2 percent, while the broader area including Watervliet and Waterford rose 0.5 percent. Albany area workers earned about 57.40 weekly on 39.2 hours, below the state average of 57.65.
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State Department of Labor
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Cahoes
Waterford
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Greek Veterans Leader Plastiras in Greek Campaign
Greek political scene centers on Plastiras known as the Black Rider. He arrived in Greece in 1944 and served as prime minister briefly in 1945 before joining Emmanuel Tsouderos to form the National Progressive Union. The campaign showcased personality-driven contests with little violence and police orders in Athens to curb leftist demonstrations.
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Angelo Evert
Athens
Plastiras
Constantine
Greece
Emmanuel Tsouderos
National Progressive Union
Arrest Record Drops In State Bureau Reports
February arrest report from Correction Commissioner John A Lyons shows 1469 people arrested for major crimes in New York State 30.8 percent were under two years old There was an average of 66.7 daily arrests 13 percent below January average The February daily rate also 7 percent below February 1948 Thefts and attempted thefts accounted for 44 percent of arrests Felonious assault 285 illegal possession of dangerous weapons 150 rape 111 sex offenses other than rape 56 homicide 30 and manslaughter by negligence 11
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New York State
Fnr
Correction
John A. Lyons
Community Club Supper and Jet Propulsion Talk
The Schaghticoke Community Club hosts a covered dish supper at the Municipal Building tomorrow at 6 30 p m with Mrs Marian Test as serving committee chair. After the meal Dr Andrew Fairbanks assistant director of Aeronautics at RPL will speak on Jet Propulsion. All interested are invited to attend.
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Marian Test
Andrew Fairbanks
RPL
Cardus aids women during menopause and sleep changes
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Ark Tour
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Welfare Commissioner To Speak At Dinner In County
Douglas Madson, welfare commissioner for Rensselaar County, will give a resume of welfare conditions at the annual dinner for the Board of Supervisors. The event, held at the Van Rensselaer Home, was set separately so members could inspect the home and hear Mr. Hudson's report.
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Douglas Madson
Rensselaar County
Board of Supervisors
van Rensselaer
Hudson
Cooperation urged between papers and stores in Albany meeting
Paul Hager of Whitney & Co urged cooperation between newspapers and department stores at a joint bicentennial meeting in Albany. He said department stores spend heavily on newspaper ads and that papers should cover merchandising news to inform readers about service, merchandise, and special sales. The event opened Sunday with leaders from the Advertising Managers Bureau and New York Daily papers in attendance.
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W. M. Whitney & Co
Albany
Advertising Managers Bureau
New York State
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Advertising Executives’ Association
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Beker
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Trojan Lodge to Confer First Degree Next Tuesday
Trojan Lodge of Odd Fellows met last night at 8 7 First Street with George Shoe Maker presiding. Plans were set to confer the test degree on a class from Trojan and Rensselaer lodges at Hudson Valley Lodge rooms next Tuesday evening under John R. Johnson. Milton Aronowitz reported on the charity fund committee meeting. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Joseph Solomon. The next meeting is scheduled Monday at 8:15 p.m.
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First Street
George Shoe Maker
Noble Grand
Trojan and Rensselaer
Hudson Valley Lodge
John R. Johnson
Milton Aronowitz
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Charity Fund
Auxiliary Notes 43rd Anniversary Observed at Dinner
Marcus D. Russell Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans marked its 43rd anniversary with a dinner at the RAMCA. Mrs Bertha Jalet presided. Charter members Mary Wishin Amelia La Marech and Bleakley attended as guests. Guests of honor included William Lannigen and John Duthty with Mrs Jose Mooney. A Red Crane drive donation was voted. Mildred O'Brien and Alice Turpin led dinner arrangements. The meeting adjourned for respect to late member May E Pratt. Next session March 20 at Spanish War Hall.
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United Spanish War Veterans
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Bertha Jalet
Charter
Mre
Mary Wishin
Mien Beasie Bleakley
Amelia la Marech
William Lannigen
Russell Camp
John Duthty
Jose Moon
Coplon Jury Deliberations Continue In Espionage Trial
The Moscow-born suspect Miss Coplon and co defendant Gubitchev faced espionage charges with maximum penalties of ten years and $10,000 fines per count. Jurors deliberated nine hours, asked for a verdict, and were warned by Judge Ryan about delays while awaiting possible hotel lodging. Both defendants avoided taking the stand. Coplon previously faced a 40 month to ten year sentence in a prior Washington case.
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Hopfer
U.S Court
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New York
Washington
Lewis Offers Continued From Page Giz Three Sports Nights
Assistant Attorney General H. Graham Morison said the Justice Department considered Keech's acquittal and that the decision to reverse would go to a final ruling. The three sports nights at the M C A will start tomorrow with programs for Indians and the Junior HieY. A bathed bean dinner is served each evening and reservations are required. The event aims to resume miner welfare fund payments and provide rapid pensions, with talks on coal contracts and welfare funds amid long negotiations for a quick deal on anthracite and soft coal wages.
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Troy Woman's Brother Wins Army Promotion
Donald Bartels, brother of Mrs Anna Hionski, has been promoted to private first class. He is stationed with the Eighth Cavalry in Tokyo, Japan, assigned to Company Seventh, Seventh Cavalry Regiment, Forest Cavalry Division. He has been in Japan since September.
Seraphon TM Explained as Potent Drink in Court
In Troy the judge described "Seraphon TM" as a potent drink after Robert Banks pleaded guilty to obtaining dramk called "scrapiren." Banks was given a suspended sentence with conditions to stay away from the beverage and work, as the court sought to curb its alleged effects.
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Telier
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Jodge
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Jost
Radio Schedule Fragment From Old Broadcast Page
A dense OCR list shows a day’s radio programming with times and show titles across news, music, dramas, and commercials. Numerous entries reference weather, sports, community notes, and variety programs, indicating a historic station lineup.
Mrs. Carrie Stannard Dies in Detroit
Mrs. Carrie Stannard, mother of Theodore V. Sannard of John Lernett & Son, died in Detroit Sunday afternoon after a long illness. Born in Troy, she lived in Detroit since 1915 with her daughter. She was educated in Troy public schools and served as organist for Woodside Presbyterian Church. Funeral arrangements are pending in Detroit.
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Woodside Presbyteran Church
Students At Police School Hear F B I Man
Special Agent Patrick Manley spoke at the Troy Zone Pelion School assembly to discuss the FBI and law enforcement roles. Officers from Colonie West, Waterford, Waterford and Cohess joined the audience, with the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office present. Pvt. James J. Kane reported to Lackland Air Force Base for basic training.
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Bar Association Pushes Hospital Records Bill in Albany
A New York State Bar Association committee urged passage of a hospital records bill to require hospitals to furnish abstract or photostatic copies to court authorities. The proposal aims to simplify procedures for proving hospital records in court and would provide original records when necessary, reducing preliminary testimony on authenticity.
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Rensselaer man’s death ruled accident
Coroner Gregory Naslon ruled the death of Antonio Notartomano, 83, of Prospect Heights Rensselaer an accident after injuries from a Sunday night collision on Ridge Road at Clinton Heights. He died at 3 26 am in Memorial Hospital Albany. Survivors include two daughters. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Rockefeller Funeral Home second Avenue Rensselaer. Interment in Greenbush Cemetery.
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William H. Palmer
Prospect
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Bulgarian defector Shipkov sues for public release of tale
The 21 year old Shipkov recounts brutal interrogation by seven officers to extract from him cooperation with a communist Bulgaria against the American legation. He fled to safety, asked Washington to publish his story, hoping to clear his name after a charred prison fate appeared certain.
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Trial of Dr Sander Reveals Air Injection Questions
In a tense courtroom Dr Sander contradicted claims of harming patients and admitted attempting injections while denying successful needle insertion into Mrs Borreto. The defense pressed witness nurses to challenge the state star witness as prosecutors outline the timeline and alleged air injections ending in Mrs Borreto’s death.
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Harvard
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Trainman Killed In Indiana Wreck
Plymouth Indiana report states one trainman died and another was injured after a rear-end collision involving a Pennsylvania freight train and a switch engine one mile west of here yesterday. The cause of the wreck was not immediately known and the injured man, H. Ellenwood of Fort Wayne, was taken to Parkview Hospital.
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Troy Student Reigns As Carnival Queen
A Hamilton College contestant crowned queen of the weekend winter carnival chosen from 300 entrants. Miss Parker was named queen of Philip Devise, a freedman from Edlloberg.
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Van Rensselaer Assembly to Hear Jesuit Priest Speaker
The Van Rensselaer Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus will host a monthly meeting at the Troy Council rooms on Thursday at 8 30 p m. Father Brady will discuss The Story of Lipa at Glanmont Jesuit retreat house. James Sage chairs the committee with inviting fellow councils. Peter Monaghan presides over business. Plans for an annual communion breakfast and Lenten dinner dance will be set. Refreshments follow under Otto Panza’s direction. Rev Thomas C Brady J P treasurer
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Lipa
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Saturday Knights Plan St Patrick's Night Party
James J. Foley was named master of ceremonies for the Saturday Knights St Patrick's night party of the Troy Council Knights of Columbus. The event at the council hall features James Ores and his orchestra for dancing, a ham and cabbage dinner, and green and white decorations. Charles Reardon serves as general chairman with John Rae as entertainment chair and Joseph Moones in charge of decorations.
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Teens to Attend Y conference plans set at meeting
The teen age program committee of the YWCA and Y Teens clubs met to map the T Teen spring conference in Behnectady March 35 and 3 and to charter a bus for Troy YWCA delegates. Plans also include a summer delegation to Bridgeport Conn. Biweekly coed dances for teens to start next month were proposed by the young adult department and club advisers. Mrs Morse Hill reported on the membership meeting and the committee will run devotions and arrange a speaker for the April 26 dinner. The group prepared projects for the YWCA fun festival next Saturday with articles to be sold by Teen Club readers. Anne Smith presided.
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