Cohoes Legion Hears County Commander Joseph Diamond
County Commander Joseph Diamond spoke at the Cohoes Legion event marking the organization’s anniversary. He outlined the legion’s aims in hospitalization rehabilitation and child welfare, noted by auxiliary members hosting the banquet and local performances marking the twenty-eighth birthday with entertainment by Franke Perreault’s group and local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Diamond
Tander
Tiana
Nenar
Nlog
Diamond
United States
Legion
Franke Perreault
Homanelli
Edward Neyce
Edwoard Pri+na
Georgiana Pilla
Joanne Howe Fan
Joan Hourigan
Sheila Presalmone
Marilyn Ceplel
Barbara Boyan
Sandea Lanvenk
Af Local
Eileen Lognard
Anniversary Walle
Cohoes May To Be Installed In County Office
Oscar Vanchereuli, first commander of Joseph Gadiua Post, Rare and Navy Union in Cohoes, will be installed as Albany County commander on Saturday March 22. A local delegation plans to travel to Schenectady on Sunday March 30 to attend officer installation at Capt. Clark Vo Polling Port. The women’s auxiliary will honor the men with a deputy Saturday as Lester P. Reaves, commander, presided at the wheels last night.
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Oscar Vanchereuli
Joseph Gadiua
Rare and Navy Union
Cohoes
Albany County
Nent Group
Mohawk Street
Volar
Scheneckady
Clark
Gohogs
J. Ruane
American Legion
Cohnes
Lawrence Bisnett
Jevenule
Bisnets
Cohoes Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Remsen
Willian J. Connery
Br Mlthful Navigation
Coboes Scouts Demonstration Planned at Behenectady County Fair
Coboes Scouts will view a pack demonstration and lecture by Mouglas deasmain at 740 PM at the Dutch Reformed Church for Scoul-o-Ititna in Haybiven. A winter training course will be announced by the Behenectady County annie with an upcoming meeting and booth setup at the Troy Armory next month.
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Mouglas Deasmain
Behenectady
Pam
Dutch Reformed Church
Hxplarey Fogh
Dogemain
Haybiven
Scoul-o-Ititna
Troy
St. Mary's Church
SG Agnes’ Guild
St. Agnes’ Guild
Grace Epicopal Church
George Elley
Coboes Scouts Group Seeks New Members Tonight
A Coburg meeting at 8 pm in Lie Givin Hall will discuss increasing Troop 44 Cub membership under Frank Melkinigat Randolph Vander Walley and Fagcis W Moir. The Troy Area Council and Cohoes Chapter leaders will confer degrees at a separate convocation in the Masonic Temple with Alvin E Cooper presiding. Refreshments follow a social period.
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Lie Givin Hall
Coburg
Frank Melkinigat
Eh Drganiger
Randolph Vander Walley
Geldwether
Troy Area
Cohoes
R.A. Tomorvaw
Masonic Temple
Alvin E. Cooper
Mark Dagres
Wallace Rattlebush
Stolen Auto Hits Two Vehicles In Cohoes
A stolen auto crime damaged two parked cars on Sunday along Columbia Street in Cohoes. Police say the thief struck a red light at Calumbia and Rawson before ramming a third vehicle near John Marras 247 Rome Avenue. Donne Billings, Gall Paint Ham, and others tracked the stolen car until police responded.
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Cohoes
Romaen Atveet
Donne Billings
Gall
Cohoes Seeks Navy Reserve Recruits
Navy Reserve recruitment drive announced by Commander James Merchant at 71 Remsen Street recruiting station. Plans target two to three hundred honorably discharged veterans and regular Navy Marine Corps or Coast Guard, with weekly study sessions and monthly civilian pay while enrolled. Manning staff include Chief W. Sucher and Seaman Patrick McArdle. no physical exam required.
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United Tate Naval Reserve
James c. Marciaunt
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast, Guard
Remsen Street
W. 5
Ucher
Patrick McArdle
Red Cross Campaign Pace Seen Rising in Cohoes
Cohoes Red Cross awaits a fund spurt as receipts lag last year. Don LaPointe, campaign captain, says house to house drive aims to lift totals by Saturday. Gilbert H. Robert, campaign chairman, reports executive committee to meet Thursday at city hall to review returns from Cobos businesses, fraternal groups, factory workers, and private citizens.
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Cohoes Red Cross Financial
Donald LaPointe
Gilbert H. Robert
At & Pam
Cobos
Cohoes Club Plans St Patrick's Dinner and Local Notices
Cohoes Club members met Saturday night to finalize plans for a corned beef and cabbage St Patrick's Night dinner at St. Marys Hall with Rev Arthur J Reilly as principal speaker on Irish history. Mrs Rast Spoor a native of Cohoes died Saturday morning after a short illness. Funeral arrangements by A D MacAfee Mohawk Street. Maury D Busher, former Cohoes resident, died Saturday, survived by two sons and several relatives. The Jolly Couples Club to host a duck party Friday at 7 45 p m. Mrs Kon Hebert injured in a fall at 78 Oneida Street taken to Cohoes Hospital. Mrs Earl J Mosvey attending doctor. inquiries to determine extent of injuries.
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St. Patrick's Night
Bt. Riles Hall
Wil Ge
Arthur J. Reilly
St. Ailan Church
Fred MacGregor
Rast Spoor
Colpus
Min- We Beror
Spoor
St. John's Episcopal Ghurch
Clara Wilkins
New York City
Raymond Borquez
Whiteside
Robert Seror
Staten Islan
A.D. MacAfe
Jolly Couples Club
First Methodist
Mra. Kon Hebert
Oneida ‘Street
Cohads Hospital
Bros. Nn Bray
Remsen Street
Earl J. Mosvey
Canditon
500 Attend Cohoes Lodge Meeting
Five hundred members of Contentment Legion the Seanad Degree group of the Loyal Order of Monee attended a Sunday afternoon meeting at the Joenl Manse Temple on Ontario Street. The session opened at 2 pm with life membership conferred on Frank Ferman of Schenectady, the group’s oldest member. Delegations came from Schenectady Glens Falls Johnstown Pittsfield Mays and North Adams Mass. A social period with entertainment followed. James Bracken was general chairman of the arrangements committee with Mrs Bracken heading the luncheon committee.
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Contentment Legion
Loyal Order of Monee
Joenl Manse
Ontario Street
Frank Ferman
Schenectady
Glens Falls
Johnstown
Pittsfield
Mays
North Adams
Mass
James Bracken Owas
Concert at Cohoes Church Dedicatory Program Held
A large Sunday night audience attended the dedicatory concert at Wiest Methodist Church Cohoes. Fred Hayford played selections on the Carolyn Dage Memorial organ with Ernest W Roorell as guest Troy baritone. Rev Donald R Lewis delivered the invocation and benediction.
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Wiest
Americans Discover Stolen Kiev Library Volumes
The US Military Government reports the theft of books and lab materials from the Kley Institute for Restoration to Magnitude and Chemistry. The library and 1,000 laboratory items were taken to Festspielhaus Bayreuth and are under U.S. Property Control while Soviet ventilation claims are reviewed.
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Berlin
Fitken
Kley Institute For Restoren
Menuments
Hie Arts and
Seo Lion
Festspielhaus
Bayreuth
Latka
U. S. Governmant Property
Sleeps Through Fire Gets Sixty Day Sentence
Pittsburg report says Dave Harvey, once calm, slept through a mattress fire at home. He woke during the blaze and yelled for water. Magistrate Robert Williams sentenced Harvey to sixty days in the workhouse to catch up on his sleep debt.
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Pittsburg
Dave Harvey
Urey
Henry
Robert Williams
Harvey
86 Year Old Buffalo Skater Excels In Youth Rink Scene
Mrs. Anna Caudell of Buffalo, aged 86, joined children on a rink and amazed peers with her skating skill. She retired slates to try skating with youths and also excels as a swimmer, claiming to swim two miles in open water near her summer home.
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Buffala
Anna Caudell
Buffalo
Dee
Mra Caudell
Mrs. Gaudell Han
Milan
Airetch
Four Power Talks Delve Into German Austrian Treaty Plans
Western delegations pressed for progress as Molotov chaired sessions on postwar German and Austrian treaties. Marshall urged forty year German demilitarization while Bevin backed Byrnes plan. Disagreement surfaced over Chinese representation and the need for broader Franco American input.
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Dep Ines
Molotay
Ernest Bevin
Briain
Bevin
Allied Control Commission
Britain
United States
Russia
China
Marshall
Sanretayy
Moony
Molotov
New York
James K. Byron
Malotov
Moscow
Tnrn
Austria
Gertmany
Byrnes
A. ¥. Vishinsky
Gamer
Gerribach
Feodor Causey
Gou- Lev
Germany
Pal
Byres Shutgart
Stubtgart
Uacie
Paland
Aidault Hacks U
Nazis Sentence to Death in Belgrade
An improvised wartime court in Belgrade condemned ten Nazis to death for war crimes in Yugoslavia during the German occupation. Three others received life sentences or twenty years with hard labor. The defendants belonged to the Gestapo and other Nazi security units.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Geatipo
Geen
Foremen labor act ruling sparks union recognition clash
The majority holds that the Wagner Act covers foremen as employees, forcing employers to recognize their union. Douglas fights the ruling as broad and changes industrial relations. Frankfurter joins dissent. A separate labor case reverses a timber workers conviction for illegal wage agreements in California, with Reed voting for the majority.
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Bin
Justice Franke Farter
Jackson
Douglas
Doulas
Act Xs
Congress
Frankfurter
Othnre
Duugina
Tdoughas
Smpla Erenn Daly
Fla Peril
le San Francisco Bay Area
California
Reed
W Aves
Peankfurine
Vinson
Burton
Ims
Jack Armack
Pedestrian Tries Crossing Omaha Route. Auto Stops in Rush
A pedestrian named Han attempted a risky crossing in downtown Omaha during peak hour. He first tried around the car’s front, then around the rear, and finally opened the gray car door and slid through to the other side as both doors remained ajar.
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Omaha, Ney, Iuri
Han
Could Henry VII Have Ulcer Pain History Hint
Fragmented text discusses Henry VII and stomach pains with references to ulcers and stomach issues. Mentions possible food reactions and internal symptoms, then abruptly shifts to an advertisement tone urging a remedy product.
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Henry ViIi
Henry VII
Ray
Waterford Clubmen Plan Recreation and Meetings
Waterford Clubmen plan a broad range of activities at a Sunday meeting. Plans include renovation of the game room with new showers, pool and billiards, table tennis facilities, and a social league for village groups. Members form committees for baseball, softball, shate on, billiards, entertainment, and enter tainment. A 8:30 p.m. meeting at the KK of C. home will discuss team formation and enrollment.
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Grand Knight
Aod
Picaldol
Bari Maltyson
Cnairman
Thomas Muert
Anthony Catolla
Robert Han
Joseph Clechsneill
Chais B. Finn
Robert Halpin
Armando DePalma
Frank Filypatrick
Pinvelly
Shate
Leo Bessette
Edward Bartalck
Gabriel Gentile
Armando de Palin
Edward Breen
Anthony Catele
William Mazuln
Joseph Slupski
Michael Hatla
Gene Hamel
Turpool
PiHoulle
K Or
Horas
Council League
Area K
Scall
Grand
Congress Plans Joint Session on Greek Crisis and World Peace
Congress and President Truman prepare a joint session to address Greece, Turkey, and broader Mediterranean security. Senators warn of Soviet expansion and the need for clear commitments, while Yugoslavia faces grain aid limits amid rising Communist influence.
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Bulliples
Teun
Grouce
Tukey
Yugoslavia
Troe
Troe Bulkugatater
Moscow
Turkey
Middle East
Molfman
Sun Key
Teumin
Grove
United States
Britain
Congress
Vandenberg
Shiirning
Senate
White House
Newanen
House
Charles Gross
Neagnel
Mediterranean
Anatreson
Truman
McMahon
Wherry
Val Hqhiol
The
White Mouse
Greege
Maybank
D-8.c
Balkans
State Department
Picket Line Breaks Over Helicopter at Bedford Plant
In Bedford Massachusetts a helicopter hovered over the Corvell Dutlier plant as Teamsters pickets tried to block supplies. Management sought air delivery due to material shortages caused by the walkout over wage disputes. Striking workers, in the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, union members for shipping clerks and warehouse workers, cite pay scales of $1.18 and $1.13 per hour with current rates 90 and 84 cents respectively.
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Bedford
Mass
Hledvic
Cleewie Company
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Congressmen Urge Forced Arbitration Policy Debate
Lawmakers push compulsory arbitration as the best path to curb major disputes. Harvard Labor Center experts and senators including Herter Wass and Clifford Case advocate a government backed system with a presidential decision in emergencies. They warn voluntary talks may fail and highlight past rail and steel disputes where arbitration played a key role.
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Washington
Wat
Marvard
Gald
India
Clifard Case
R«Nj
Herter
Auchiveless
Howev
Cvapungory
Fez
Schlichter
Uat
Raihoad
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Schuyler D. Jenklinx
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Alar
Tontarraw At & Pan
Mothers' Society
Sreansen
Harmtal
Eurea
Cherge
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D
Navy Reserve
Ari
Commando Marehant
Bhen
Red Cross
Cohoes Club
Aranges Dinner
Peter Paul
Ssz
Tel
105Th Infantry
Cohous
Tawara Adivatta
John J. Purcell
Henry Moore, Jr
Eugeny M, Nazuko
Richard White
Karl Nealand
John Simmons
John P. Hennessey
Felix A. Duclos
Karl B. Gilligan
Cohoes Lodge
Cohoes Church
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Urganie
Kiev
Stull
Big
Waterford Clubmen
Front Firert
Wourth Street
St. Mary's Alleys
Hyant Street
Gyo
Second Stper
Steenburg Avenue
Hront
Steenburg
Bltor Castricanni
Charles de Pasiualy
Frank Nercont
Anthony Calello
Janes Benardo
Thomas Gunmo
Michael , Benardo, Jr
Cory
First Presbyterian Chapel
John House
Chester
Parkis
Knickerbocker Steamer Co
Anight
Ivethouse
Hammersley ‘Co Spank
Sidney E. Hammersley
Waterford
RAM
Waterford Masonic
Mohihers
Chinkan Lodge
Hammersley
Oscar
Baker
H. A. van Zandt, D.D
Remsen ST
Condes, MY
Cohoer
Troy File Works
Lown
Troy 412
Yew
Phileo
Ieakestine
Gilder
Mobawh
Mobithsat
Cohdes
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