Parishes Report On Campaign For Little Sisters Building Fund
Twenty three Catholic parishes in the Trey Area submitted reports for the Littl Sisters of the Poor building fund. The total from 23 parishes is 22280, $8855 above quota, with eight reports still awaited totaling 9400. Final results likely exceed 45000, grand total already well over 75000, assuring repairs to the 75 year old Home for the Aged and likely adding a porch for sun exposure for residents.
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Trey
Littl Sisters of the Poor
Little Sisters
Ninth Street
Little Bisters
Siatera
Harry Kittell
Manory
W. B. O'Connor
Clyde Heer
F. W. Woolworth & Co
J. J. Kellett
John J. Tower
Frank
Jaffe to Direct Strindberg Revival in New York
Chris Jaffe, RPI Class of 1949 chemical engineer, will direct a revival of Strindberg's Comrades opening in New York at month end. He began theater during service in Korea 1946 47 and now pursues a master’s in dramatic art at Columbia University.
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Chris Jaffe
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of
Strindberg
New York
Mr. Jaffe
RPL
Korea
Columbia University
J Harry Atkinson Dies At Hospital
J Harry Atkinson a textile chemist for the Surpass Chemical Co of Albany died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Philadelphia and lived in Utica before moving to Troy in 1920. He resided at 84 South Lake Avenue Troy and belonged to the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists. Survivors include his widow Maud Miller of Troy son William Allinson of Bloomfield Hills Michigan three grandchildren Lynn Gail Atkinson and Robert Atkinson Jr and eight sisters and brothers. Another son Robert Atkinson of Silver Springs Maryland died about a month ago.
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J. Harry Atkinson
Surpass Chemical Co
Albany
Samaritan Hospital
Philiadelphia
Utica
Troy
South Lake Avenue
Atkinson
American Association of Textic Chemista
Elka
Memorial Methodist Church
Robert Atkinson
Silver Springs
Earth tremors jar Wellington and North and South Islands
Earth tremors rocked Wellington and both islands yesterday with no immediate damage reported. No injuries or structural failures were confirmed as authorities monitored aftershocks and advised calm while assessing infrastructure impacts.
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Wellington
North
South Islands
Delay Hearing In Action Against Wrecking Firm
Supreme Court adjourned proceedings in Renroelner County as parents of 6 year old James Safford sue Coyle Wrecking & Lumber Co Albany and employee Michael Fecura. Two other pre trial settlements occurred and one case was stricken for lack of prosecution. Proceedings included defense counsel and medical group notes with a county medical meeting set for 6:30 pm at the County Court House.
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Supreme Court
Renroelner County
Leonard L
Southworth Tractor and Machinery
Weatherwax
Samuel H. Lavine
Marcelm G Bitty
Albany
Hendant
Whalen
Namee
Creble & Nichols
Charles Ee B. Nichols
Defense Couneel
County Medical Group
Safford
Harry and Murray Victor v. Rob
Asmages
Rensselaer County
Bocktart RE
Myrtle G. Hoffine
Boothby
Wrecking Day
County Court
Abram Miner
Fecura
Spencer
Dientale
Pinewoods
Arthur C. Degraft
Atricken
cal-Avenue
Jones & Jones Therapeutics
New York
Uni Indar
William H. Clark
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