Center to present actor and singer at Jewish Center
The Jewish Center in Newark hosts a tomorrow evening program by actor and singer Mills and performer Welichansky. Mills, a former Vienna stage artist and current cantor at Oheb Shalom, will sing Palestinian Jewish and English folk songs with Mrs. Mills on piano, while Welichansky, Habimah alum, will present Jewish classical characterizations. The House Council and Mrs. Jules Buchman head the organizing committee.
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Jewish Community Center
Sf First Street
House Council
Center
Liwe
Eagar ‘Mills
Brilliant Barstone
Israel Welichapsiky
New York
Yiddieh
Mills
Te Vienna Falk 'Sa Co
Europe
Middle East
Tows Hall
Carnegie Hall
Reading
United States
Temple “Oheb Shalom
Newark
Mer. Mills
Edgar. Mills
Welinchansky
Habimah
Artet
Maurice Schwartz
Joseph Buloff
Ben Ant
Molly Picos
Area Chapter Of Engineers Elect Officers
Area Chapter Of Engineers elect officers at a Thursday meeting held at Hendrick Hudson. EB H Giardot was elected chair man. C J Bertie retiring chairman. other officers include D M Schielle first vice chairman B L Hayner second vice chairman W H Powell third vice chairman N Y Coxe secretary and R H Witke treasurer. H D Mozen regional director installed. An exhibition of Behr Manning tools was shown. over 210 engineers attended.
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H. Giardot
Elecerie
Schenectady
American Society of Engineers
Hendrick Hudson
Troy Area
T. L. Burrows
Behr-Mannhing Corp
Watervliet
C. J. Bertie
G.E
Schielle
General Electric Co
B.L. Hayner
Watervliet Arsenal
W. H. Powell
Guterat] Electric
N.Y. Coxe
General Electric
RH. Witke
Géneral Electric
H. D. Mozen
Syracuse
National Society
John Stedman
Rabbi to Speak at Lenten Breakfast in Troy
Lesser of the Third Street Temple will speak at the Lenten breakfast service in Troy tomorrow at 9 a.m. The weekly meetings feature two ministers, the rabbi and three laymen, with women welcome. Attendees include Russell Sage College and the YWCA. numbers grow weekly. After brief remarks and religious music with Miss Mary Bass at the piano, the meeting closes at 10 a.m. to allow attendees to visit their chosen churches.
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Charles
Lesser
Third Street
Troy
Russell Sage College
Y. W
Barber Shoppers Will Vote on New Members
Trey Chapter of PEBS QSA Inc. meets at All-Trey Club rooms tomorrow afternoon to approve new membership applications and plan initiations. After installations, regular business follows. The group will join a Parade of Quartets in Northampton Mass on April 28 and rehearse for engagements. Secretary Donald BE. Young notes a monthly exchange with other chapters.
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Trey
Pebs Qsa, Inc
Howard Millington
Northampton
Mass
Donald BE. Young
Tomorow
Girl Scout Leaders Attend Classes at Troy YMCA
A dozen young women training to become troop leaders continued weekly instruction Thursday at the Troy Y M C A under Miss Catherine Corcoran. Miss Margaret Barrett, commissioner of the Troy Area Council of Girl Scouts, was guest and spoke after the regular session on troop discipline.
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Troy
Beech Street Beech Bennington Sailor Killed in Action
Samuel Vince, son of Louis Vince of Beech Street Beech Bennington VI, was killed in action at sea. He served as chef at the Navy mess hall at Williams College before entering the service in January 194?. His wife and two children live in Williamstown Mass.
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Samuel ¥. Vince
Louis Vince
Beech Street
Bennington
Navy
Hall
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Troy Social Agencies Plan New Group
Troy council of social agencies convened a Thursday meeting to form a non sectarian child welfare group. A committee led by Ernest L Warneke includes Mrs Alan Cobden Miss Bets Smith Jeanette Jonkman Julius Goodman and Stephen Sampson to study needs and report back in March. The board also confirmed Mrs Ernest Warneke to a council vacancy and discussed youth bureaus and stay at home camps.
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Troy
Conrcil
Boy Scouts
WLM. CG
Y. W.C A
Iday
Lansingburg Boys’ Club
Jewish Community Center
Troy Boys’ Club
Elmer J. Donnelly
Wessior
Tha Arate
Kombat
Com Nlite
Father Donnelly
Mareis i Filey
Clinton E. Rose
Rannel
Ernest L. Warneke
Council
Ordination of Rev Francis X Canfield in Detroit
Rev Francis X Canfield, son of the late Edward Canfield, of this city, was ordained last month in Detroit by Archbishop Edward Mooney. Father Canfield, with relatives here, graduated from Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit and later from the Theological Seminary of the Catholic University in Washington, D.C.
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Orbaeser
Detroit
Francis X Canfield
Igte
Edward
J. Canfeld
Mich
Edward Mooney
Father Canfield
Sacred Heart Semiary
Theological Seminary of the
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Critical condition reported for Sgt Burke in Chaplain’s note
Chaplain Rex Vincent J. Brose reports Sgt William J Burke husband of Pauline Burke of 3159 Sixth Avenue is critically injured after being wounded on January 2. Burke, of the 29th Infantry Seventh Army, has been missing since October 1954 with a POW brother Roy Burke recently liberated and another brother Clayton Burke serving in Europe.
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Wiliam J. Burke
Pauline Burke
Sixth Avenue
Rex
Vincent J. Brose
Burke
1Ifith Infantee
Bybrias
29Th Infantry
Seventh Army
Querseas
Roy Burge
Luzon
Clayton Burke
J Are
Income Tax Office to Open Tomorrow
The Internal Revenue Bureau office in the post office building will open free from 10 am to 3 pm to aid taxpayers. Collector Mr. Hickey announced hours vary by day with more limited times on some dates and warned that paying taxes from wages does not waive the return requirement.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Postoiics
Lemons
Harcy
Hickey
Internal Revenue
Bling
Hicker
Funeral Directors Slates Reported Identical for Mohawk-Hudson Association
The Mohawk Hudson Funeral Directors Association heard that both regular and opposition candidate slates were identical, led by William A Tooley for president. Officers include Cummings as vice president Tower as second vice president Mancini as secretary Gorski as treasurer and Cote as a director. Election of officers to be held at May installation ceremonies.
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William A. Tooley
Mohawk-Hudson Funeral Directors’ Association
Hendritk Hudson
Ward
Cummings
Jobs J. Tower
Frank A. Mancini
Lewis P. Gorsai
Mr. Mancini
Charles 3. Cote
Guard Honors Men Going Into Service
Headquarters Company Troy Armory held a party in honor of Et Joseph Glesheen who passed his physical examinations for the armed forces. Also recognized were Sgt John Strosz and Edward Cazara, both accepted for service. A spaghetti and meatball supper was prepared by Mess Sgt Samuel Castiglione and Mai Edward Maguire.
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Fors State Guard
Troy Armory
Joseph Glesheen
Anc
John Strosz
Edward Cazara
Set
Samuel Castiglione
Eaward
Maguire
Lemme
Mgtr Tnfastry i Cy Speaker
Mefor McGuire
Spreter
Regiment veterans honored with gold buttons ceremony
Col Lester C Hi Spe ing the Second Regiment State Guard Lt Col Andrew Lamb and members of the regimental staff attended a gathering. Marty Kosteriz played accordion selections John Ricci led an entertainment and Sgt Edward Roberts sang. Each of three men received a gold Waile worth Corps button.
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Lester C. Hi
Setond Regiment
State Guard
Andrew
Lamb
Marty Kosteriz
John Ricci
Sgt
Edward Roberts
Waileworth Corps
Teachers Derive Busses In Dover Amid Staffing Strain
Dover based UP Men teachers faced versatility as manpower shortages hit schools. An incommittee report outlined driving phrases used to mobilize staff, reflecting broader pressure to cover buses and transportation duties amid shortages.
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Dover
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Israel Welichansky
Shortie
Oxford
America
Dawnelle
Troy Social
Wlfelder
Income Tax
Joan Kentey
Whtfelde
Lder
Helena Rubinstein
Cologne
Tai
Muhlfelder’s
Broadway
Fashion
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