Obituary notices for multiple local residents in Cohoes area
Several funeral services are reported, including Masses and burials for Georgy J. Mealt, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Kessler, Mrs. Mull, Elizabeth J. Coleman, and Mary E. Kessler. Services occurred at St Marys Church Cohoes St Bernard’s and local funeral homes with reactions from family and community organizations. Interments at St Josephs Cemetery Troy Elmwood Hill Cemetery and local plots followed services, with family members and area clergy attending.
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Beritt
Francis A. Brill
Purenll Bros
St Mary's Church
Paul Hook
Abnes C. Sheeean
Margaret M. Markham
Ging
Harold Norton
Raymond Adams
George O'Brien
Vince Hepp
Christopher Selynn
John Berrigan
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Father Hook
Donald E. Doyle
Pitegerald Broa, Brewing Co
Dimeral
Priday
Kessler
Mary E. Kessler
West Crescent
Alfred Kessler
G. J. Daignyani
Funeral ‘Home, & White
Cotoes
St. Mary's Church
Crescent
Alphonse Connors, OM
Siena
Carte Hull
Cardle Till
Schuyter
First Baptist Church
Mull
Berlin
Allow Till
Pearl Fiver
Mya
Harriet Ostrander
Bennington
Charles F. White
Frank Sparks
Center Berlin
Elizabeth J. Coleman
Troy
West Sand Lake Rd
James G. Coleman
Miss Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
West Stockbridge
Mass
Scotland
Fifth Avenuestate Street
Kings Daughters
Josephine E. Schuler
Mellaroneck
Margaret L. Floover
North Greenbush
Jane W. Newton
Pittsfield
Elizabeth A. Eslinger
Woodland Hills
Calif
Consid Y. Coleman
Maston
N.C
John &. Coleman
Sprigletown
Cami
Clark
Veto and economic bills shape Hoover era spending
The article outlines Senate and President plans for emergency loan extensions and a four year housing and airport program with billions in funding. It notes House trims to totals and estimates of tax revenue, plus warnings on inflation from economic adviser Raymond Saul. Senator Estes Kefauver urges public letters to steel interests to curb a proposed wage and price rise, arguing for productivity based increases only.
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House
Senate
Cought
Maher Haly
Raymond 4
Saul Voter
Council of Economic Advisers
Bissenhower
Saulnier
Congressional
Counry
Estes Kefauver
United States Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
Thas
Cut Depends Continued From Page One About Waste Control
Morgan backed the Brot gram final years as the chairman cited findings by a watchdog subcommittee. It complained of arms aid waste and noted a country building officer firplants with US taxpayer supplied facilities. Three giant pumps stored in Japan risk never being used as the Pakistan Irrigation Project lags. Morgan said the subcommittee must present a stronger case to secure more funds.
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Morgan
Brotgram
Potomac
Japan
Pakistan
Morsan
Aid To Paraguay Carefully Controlled
U S aid to Paraguay is carefully controlled and not misused says Ambassador Walter Ploeser. Officials allege the aid benefits dictator Stroessner and inflows into corrupt pockets, stirring tensions with the government in Asuncion.
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Paraguay
Asiniriga
U.S
Walter Ploeser
al Fredo Girvessner
United States
Strongman Stroessner
Senators, Representatives Clash Over Berlin Policy
U S political debate centers on the Berlin crisis as Democrats back the president's stance. Ken Keating and Waller Judd defend a firm Western position while Allen Ellendar warns against a passive approach. Fulbright questions mobilization and missile spending amid tense international talks.
Ike Says He Has Berlin Plan Amid Tense East Conference
New York AP report quotes Senator Reynolds Be Keating at a Mason breakfast asserting President Eisenhower has a plan for Berlin. Keating warned of Khrushchev’s aggressive moves and the risk of missteps in Europe, noting Ike personally assured him the United States has a plan and will not simply wait for Russia to act.
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New York
Reinold
Keating
RNY
Russia
Hev Uy
Eisenhowgy
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Eisenhower
Min
United States
Urge Fight On Inflation
Senator Estes Kefauver urged steel industry leaders and labor union heads to resist inflationary wage increases. He proposed writing to United States Steel chairman Hugh Blough and United Steelworkers president David Medard to press for restraint.
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Washington
Estes Kefauiver
Ntenn
Huger Blough
U. Steel Corp
David Medard
United Steelworkers Union
Galbraith urges growth and job creation over inflation
Harvard economist Dr. Galbraith led a discussion with 22 economists urging that the path to economic health lies in reducing unemployment and extending emergency jobless benefits. They argued for growth without inflation and cautioned against tight money from recent Fed rate hikes, while balancing long term reforms.
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Dr. Galbraith
House
Bill de. Galbraith
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Galbraith
Harvard
Democratic Council
Air Force spends more on maintenance than buying new vehicles
The Defense Department said the Air Force has been spending more to repair old cars, racks, and ground vehicles than the cost of new ones. A report to the House Senate economic committee noted maintenance costs have remained flat while new vehicles would draw budget funds.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Air Force
House-Senate Economic Committee
T Feport
Rock N Roll Boom Sparks Debate in Budapest Jukebox Scene
In Budapest Hungarian officials weighed banning jukeboxes amid a surge of American music machines causing concerns about socialism and profits in coffee houses. The issue centers on handling the influx of vek ta wa records and its impact on society and economy.
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Budapest
Mungary
UPI
Vek Tawa Records
Albany group opposes residency relief rule for home relief
The State Catholic Welfare Committee said it remains opposed to a residency requirement for home relief in New York State. The organization noted past legislative fights to impose such a restriction and pledged continued opposition for public welfare safety.
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Albany
Catholic Welfare
New York State
Iraqi crisis deepens as army splits with Kasas regime
Report from Mosul says rebels under Shawal threaten to seize command while Rakis new army leadership faces a split between Arab nationalists and Communists. Casim’s government is accused of jailing thousands and shifting toward a neutral stance, provoking internal cabinet resignations amid Western tensions.
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Stvett
Annichy
Tha Sommurumique
Rudiu Ja
Reba
Kassem
Reclless
Caria Radio
Shawaf
Iraq
Kassam
Fraq
Moni
Holohan Feted by Firemen at Mechanicsville unit anniversary
At a March meeting Mechanicsville Fire Co honored its oldest member and surviving charter member Michael Holohan. He, soon to be 47, has lived at the Homestead Sanitarium Saratoga County for four years with asthma. Holohan formerly worked for the New York State Department of Public Works at We Waterford Shaws of the Barge Canal. He intends to attend Mechanicville’s centennial celebration. The company adopted a resolution in his honor, and a scroll with officers’ names was prepared for forwarding with Mayor Nolan and four city commissioners. The fire department’s history notes a horse drawn vehicle in its early days and the first motorized truck in 1922.
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Holohan
Hooks" Co
Homestead Sanitarium
Middin Grove
Saratoga County
Ali, Holohan
New York State Department
In Blic Works
We Waterford Shaws
Aechanle Yile
Il Jone
Pumpiny
Thoma D. Nolan
Molehan
Rockefeller budget rebellion rocks New York Assembly
Lawmakers report ongoing opposition from insurgent blocs in Erie and Onondaga counties as budget aims shift. Leaders seek 78 of 82 Republican votes in the Assembly and 32 of 34 in the Senate to pass Rockefeller's revised plan, including a tax withholding rollout and tax-cut concessions.
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Onpo
Onelde
Orange
Deiawi Colinbia
Wayse Couthies
Edward J. Aniann Jr
Lucio F. Russo
Staten Island
Rockefeller
GOP
Senate
Rome
Smog Health Crisis Grows in London
London faces a worsening smog crisis as coal smoke and pollution spread, with medical authorities warning of rising health risks for residents over weeks.
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London
Wrestler Vic Von Erich Found Dead Near Home
A professional wrestler known as Victy Von Erich was found dead near his home after an apparent fall into a water site. Authorities reported the death occurred in Adkisson area on a Tuesday, with initial notes suggesting a possible accident or self harm, though details remain limited.
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Magara Falls
Two Motorists Arrested in Mechanicville Stop Sign Case
Two motorists were arrested Saturday in Mechanicville on charges of speeding and disobeying a stop sign. Howard Tracy Jr, 20, of RD 2 Schaghticoke, charged with speeding on Main Street. Chaney G. Morgan, 39, of Johnsonville, charged with disobeying a stop sign at Broadway and N 2nd Avenue. Both to appear at the next City Court session Friday at 1 p.m.
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Mechanicville
Howard Tracy Jr
RD 2
Schaghticoke
Igo
Chaney G. Morgan
Jobnsonville
Broadway
N. 2Nd Avenue
Masons Schedule Degree at Mechanicville Temple Tomorrow
Masons plan a degree at Mechanicville Temple today with four rehearsals ahead of a 7:30 p.m. ceremony tomorrow. WL On-Da-ys Lodge Florida will confer the degree on a class of candidates at the Mechanicville Temple.
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Withers
On-Da-ys
Mechanicville Diasonis Temple
TV Pams
Mechanicvills Temple
False alarm drills Mechville fire units at Box 24
All units responded to a mistaken alarm at St. Pauls School on William Street when Box 24 was triggered. Jess ran Priday reported four feeds at 608 Pall. No damage or injuries were recorded, and the blaze crew cleared the scene promptly.
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Mechanicville
Jess
St. Paul's School
Jon William Street
Meet Today With Women’s Assn at First Presbyterian
The Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church in Mechiniet ville will hold a meeting today at 7:30 p.m. in the church hall. Members are urged to attend for discussion and planning.
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Women's Assn
First Presbyterian Church
Mechinietville
Javits Aims Five Year Federal Aid Against Delinquency
Senator Javits proposed a five year federal aid program to combat juvenile delinquency. The bill would authorize grants up to 38 million dollars to states for control programs, demonstration projects, and personnel training. A national advisory council on juvenile delinquency would oversee the program.
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Javits
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
Tin
AFL CIO Plans Large Idle Rally in Washington
In Washington AFL-CIO schedules a mass unemployment protest in the capital. Demonstration targets government employment and administration, with a march planned near major union halls and public buildings to urge action for unemployed workers.
GOP Women Plan Event in Albany
Arrangements were completed by the Women's Republican Club of Mechanicville for a 4 meeting Thursday. They will attend the Federated Women's Republican Clubs of New York State gathering in Albany today at the Sheraton. A tea at 3 pm is planned at the Governor's Mansion by Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller. After dinner the Mechanicville group will attend the State Legislature night session. Frank A. Tate, president, led the planning. The group adopted the constitution and by laws and named committee chairs: Betty Collins membership Janet Weatcott program April Kalthevine Marocco ways and means Naomi Timmerman civic and judicial committee Marion Mabs publicity Covelin Sullivan sunshine.
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Women's Republican, Club
Mechanicville
Women’s Republican Clubs
New York State
Albany
Governor’s
Nelson Rockefeller
Mechanicville Club
Frank A. Tate
Betty Collins
Janet Weatcott
Kalthevine Marocco
Ways and Means
Naomi Timmerman
Civic
Matrion Mabs
Covelin Sullivan
Sunshine
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans in Mechaserville
The Legion Auxiliary of BL Fred HL Ghirk Post halts a meeting but plans a session at 8 p m at the Legion Hall on Central Avenue in Mechasier ville. The event will feature a warming of a chapter of Liiny ant Sisters for the Mechale ieville Centennial.
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Liiny Ant Sisters
Ieville
Fred HL Ghirk Post
Pan
Legion Halon S
Central Avenue
Mechasierville
Car Crash Damages Cars Near St Luke's Church
A Friday afternoon collision on May streets near St Luke's Episcopal Church caused damage to two sedans. Driver Carson D B, 44, of Metn street Park and Halt slyter, 86, of RD 2 Fray, were involved as one sedan failed to yield while leaving a curb.
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Mechanicville
Vel Mn
St Luke's Episcopal Chueh
Carson DB
Nale
Metnstreet Park
Surplus Food Distribution For Westeyay Strike Area
Surplus federal food will be distributed tomorrow to more unaffiliated families in the Mephanteville area deemed eligible due to the Westeyay strike. The shipment, 6 more Qian 20N units, comes through the Mechaniceville office of the Public Safety commissioner and is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the New York State Department of Standards and Purchases. Distribution at the South Hind Anon Station runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Supervisors Clarence Cretin and William Witepaleiels of the Department of Standards and Purchase will oversee. Recipients are asked to bring their own container and bags.
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Mephanteville
Mechaniceville
Ieph Ys Gontmill
Commissioner of Public Safety
Udwest
U.S
Genmlit Bs
Elks St Patrick Dinner Menu At Mechanicville Lodge
Mechanicville Lodge of Elks announces corned beef and cabbage as the main course for St Patrick’s Night dinner to begin at 6 30 pm on Tuesday March 17. William McMahon is general chairman with plans for entertainment by Dom Zappa and the annual One Thousand Won Men project award during the evening.
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Mechanicville
Mechanicville Team Advances to Section 2 Tournament
Mechanicville High’s boys basketball team clinched a spot in the Section 2 tournament at Saratoga Springs with a thrilling win over Ballston. Police and a motorcade escorted the victorious players from Willow Grove to the high school gym after the dramatic game.
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Patel
Willow Givi
High Seluwal Gym
Fasiucl
Birthday Celebrations Across The World Report
An AP dispatch notes birthdays celebrated globally with various cultural notes. The piece highlights notable figures including Iranian celebrants and academics, though some phrases are garbled and unclear in the transmission.
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Gottingen
Germany
Nobel Mize Whurer
Olle Hain
Sram
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Cohioes
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Euneral Tome
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Salenin
Gerald Mulqueen
Ross
Thame
Flanigan
Patter
St. Bernard’s Church
Arthurd
Reilly
St. Rita's
Cohors
Weene Dévean
Sabedeacan
Lionel Ay
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Assistany
Raymond Trembley
George Galonian
Toby Matthews
Father Flanigan
Father Guillaume
Benoit
General Electric Co
Sehenectady
Sisters of St. Joseph
Keveny Memorial Academy
Visa
Riley
James E. Riley
Saluriay
Christopher J. Clinton
St. Michael's Church
Ray
Thomas K. Scott
James J. McGrath
Stephen F. Madden
Benisis
Edward F. Batt
William J. O'Neil Sr
George L. Lavelle
Alfred PF. Burns
Thomas F. McGrath
Frank J. Garraban
St Joseph's Cemetery
Father Scott
Sisters of
St. Joseph's School
French Union Co
Swift & Co
Hatebdlahen Wee
N.Y. Stock Exchange
American Stick Exchange
State ST. Albany
N.Y
Hectia
Kenneth B. Keating
Fulbright
Hep
Waller JE. Judd
RAL
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Allen J. Ellendar
Jolson
Texas
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Bison
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Thal
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le Volek
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Dulles
Wiliam Smothers
Chris
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Sankingo de Cuba
Allison Blevousaid
Trenton Por
Mutchings
Louis Dejoie
Douglas Dillon
Unteltings
Terkior
Taltl
Hillet Phalleredt Boroldt
Venagels Dulavier
Shauldar
Ntact
Ike
Mechael 1 Holohan
Duly Short Monk & Lnyder Co
Maghantoville
Pax
Philly BR
Chase
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Goddard
Onondaga
Erie
Assembly
Tax Department
Mildrad Taylor
Wayne County
L Eaders
Mechanicville News
Main St
Masons
Afl-Cio
AFLCO
National Guard
Michael EB. Holohan
Legion Auxiliary
Damigedl
High School
Cayers Tourney-Bound
Disiena's
Disiena
Lake Ava
Westvaco Reports
George N. Hooves
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Menagement
Sarrnkm NN Ee Quandt Funeral Home
Waterford
Troy, Coors Area
Kssaasi
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