Wickham To Address Farm Units Meeting
Wickham will address Farm Units at a Wednesday meeting of the Farmers Production Credit Association and the Halloway Farm Loan Association in Watervliet. The event marks the 28th anniversary of the local Production Credit Association with a complimentary dinner at 7:45 p.m. and a business session. Two directors of the National Bank Loan Agency will be elected for three-year terms, with terms of two other directors expiring. The five-man board also includes Mersick, Morchowse, and Stewart, while two Production Credit directors Perry and Tripp also face election. The associations hold mortgages totaling more than 2.9 million on property of over 600 members, serving farmers in Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Washington and Warren Counties.
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Dou
Wicklans
Commisionae of Agriculture
Te Farmers Production Credit Assia
Hallowat Parny Loan Assie
Albany
Church Mall
Watervliet
Francis J.O' Dookes
Mary Wersurer
Ure National Barm Loan Agsn
David McGuire
Canbridge
N. Chester Goodeana
Fort Ann
Nwo
George Be, Mesick
South Schodack
J. Stanley Morchowse
Delma
Marald Stewart
Nailston
Alan
Frank J. Perry
Saratoga Springs
Earle A. Tripp
Hudson Falls
Heard
Fayette C, Black
Averill
Park
Vincent A. le Mene
Housick Falls
William HK. Heath
Glenmont
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
Warren Counties
France Maintains Mixed NATO Ties Amid Mediterranean Role
France continues to juggle NATO commitments while asserting special Western Mediterranean duties. The 6th US fleet tops a fragmented French navy of carriers, battleships, cruisers, and submarines, with NATO planners wary of shifting forces in wartime.
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Mediterranean
U.S
UN Jem Barty
Richelieu
Atlanta
NATO
Relisblesources
Worth Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Permanent Council
Algerien
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Towers Europe
Theft of Radios At Wrojan Hardware Co
Detectives probe theft of three radios from the Wrojan Hardware Co Inc on Congress and Ath streets. Items include a transistor radio valued at SB and a portable radio worth 39.05.
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Abell
Wrojan Hardware Co, Inc
Lure
Congress
Ath Streets
Alajen
Troy Ski Club Plans Winter Carnival Theme Outer Space
The Troy Ski Club completed plans for winter carnivals at North Creek ski area. The program features a costume contest and two slalom events with a bus departing Union Depot at 8 a.m. from Troy. Nel Lawson chairs activities.
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Troy Ski Club
North Creek
YWCA
Outer Space
Nel Lawson
Union Depot
Nols
Obituaries and funeral notices fill Troy pages
Multiple obituaries and funeral services are announced for residents of Troy and nearby areas. The notices name deceased individuals including dates, service times at St Anthony's, St Basil's and St Patrick's churches, and burial locations in St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakwood and other local cemeteries. Survivors and attendees are listed, with details on churches, funeral homes, and mourners.
Trial Continues in $50,000 Personal Injury Suit
Dexter Mathaway and his son John Jr of Remington Wisconsin sue Jeweled Ornament Inc and Abram Bernstein of New York City for $30,000 in damages from a motorcycle collision in Dorset Virgin Islands on June 30 1957. The case pending in U S District Court Burlington Wisconsin. The younger Hathaway testified about the crash and injuries.
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Dexter Mathaway
John Jr. Pathaway
Remington
Ing
Abram Bernstein
New York City
U.S. District Court
Burlington
Hathaway
Rowle 22
Dorset
Bornstein
Onseft
Tne
Man Hurt Attempting To Help Motorist
Eugene Wirdick, 25, of 2125 th Ave, sustained injuries while trying to free a stalled car in the snow at Mainstreet and 2nd Avenue. He was taken to Samaritad Hospital in fair condition. Patrolmen Jesse Shock and Hubert Talarico said Burdick was attempting to free a vehicle owned by William Daker of 2114 Th Ave when he was struck by a passing vehicle summoned by officers.
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Eugene Wirdick
Fumlantance Iuas
Union Lent Preacher Rev Vogell To Speak At Bennington VT
Rev F W Vogell of Fifth Avenue Methodist Church Troy will be the Union Lent preacher at the Most Congregational Church in Old Bennington Vermont at 8 pm tomorrow. He formerly led Bennington’s First Methodist Church for ten years and now serves as president of the Bennington County Council of Churches. His sermon subject is “Who, Me?” with Rev Monatas Street leading devotions.
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Hey
Hrederick
Vorell
Fifth Avenue Suite
Street Methodist Churchy
Troy
Most Congregational
Old Bennington
Bennington County
Miontas Street
Editor Head of Chamber Elected United States Chamber President
Washington AP Kyrwin D Canham editor of the Christian Science Manual was elected president of the United States Chamber of Commerce. A 53 year old newspaper man, he becomes the Chamber’s first newsman leader in its 32 year history. He will retain his editorship in Boston and shed most outside Monitor duties.
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Washington (Ap
Kyrwin D. Canham
Christian Science Manual
United States Chamber of Commerce
Capham
Lee
William McDonald
First National Bank
St. Louis
McDonald
Canham
Spike
United Nations
Bolivians Blame Reds Over La Paz Riots
Bolivian officials blamed communists and outside agitators for riots in La Paz that damaged the U S Embassy building and information offices. The State Department said Bolivia’s foreign minister assured the U S that the violence stemmed from a small extremist minority influenced by international communism.
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Washington
UPTS
Bolivia
State Department
Tine Magazine
la Paz
U. S
Wymberley Deki
A. S. Hares D'Alwres
la Pay
Rites Planned for Rev H A Barrett in Salem Ohio
Rev H A Barrett who died March 6 1959 at his Salem home will have rites Monday at 11 am. He served at multiple churches including St Marks Malone and Church of Our Savior Salem and was chaplain at Seamen's Church Institute in New York City. He leaves a daughter Louise, two sons George Alvin and Thomas Barrett, a sister Mrs Ernest Hobinson and a brother Robert Barrett. Committal in Oakswood Cemetery with Rev Gradford H Burnham officiating.
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Adiund
Peterstarg
Schenectady
Angelo E Sarbo
Robert Deweese
Deweese
Carrie ‘Deweese
Ella Carr
Myron Edson Cary
Stephentown Center
Miss Carr
Littlefield
Hall & Higgins
Stephentown
Gucfield Cemetery
William Carr
Thomas F. Styles
Litesfield
North
Snowhound
Easion
Maine
Carriou
Male
Ala Ppesti
Ile
al Paso
Texas
St. Anthony's Church
Stapley's Department Store
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mr. Goodies
Frederick J. Goodness
Aim
A. G. Bolvin
Congress SL
Cohoes
St. Joseph's Chuehhal City
Colas A. Rohltaille
Gertrude Las Paling
Adrian Piche
Cecile M. Rivet
Josu
Miss Rivet
Tardil
Fuvernt
Charles I. Allendorph
Roger Y. Daignault
Rene D. Gariepy
Gary Goodness
Emile G. Greggire
Ronald Meculen
Valhor Robitaille
St. Joseph
St. Basil's Ortha
Maplewood
Miley
Basil G. Horsky
Thom
Dushallow
Brotherhood of Railroad Trans Snanses
Memorial Methodist Church
Margaret Walsh
Mel Veigh
Widhw
Hugh McVeighs
Paolchogue
Ehaghticoke
Joseph Fish
Lake Romkonkoma
Mary Doloney
Riverhead
John Shields
Take Rowkonkoma
Biielat
St. John's Cemetery
Schaghlicoke
George
Beecroft
Havel
Sehaghticake
Rexford F. Turker
Schagniloks Federated Church
Clark Greberl
Lexie Ransen
Thomas Casey
Janes Badger
Owen Martin
Philip Wha
Uteites
Wasta Elm Woodleetery
Patrick J. Gully
Patrick
Scully
Agnes Scully
Troy
North Adams
Mags
Francis
North Adlams
Theepring
Hillside Cemetery
North Adama
West Shaft Ra
Mise Scully
Gatti
Mary A
Keegan
Wheeler
George Wheeler Sr
Fonda
River St
St Patrick's Church
William A. McNantara
Peter
Bertasao
William Sears
Richard Dooley
William Chamberlain
Jamiés Smlth
St. Peter's Cemetery
Father McNamaca
Thursday Bay
W. William Whalen
St. Patrick's Church
Francis J. Whalen
Peter J. Bortasso
Virsginia Cantanvicci
Joseph E. Mastett
Richard J. Mahoney
James McCarthy
Raymond
Luther Whalen
Puneral
Mr. Huntington
Charles Mintington
J. W. Burns Sons
Avene
Troy Area
George B
Thonds
Jermain Memoial
Bennett
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Chester Fy
Arthur
Jack Guernsey
Haxel Martin
Travenick
Syra
Fuse
Bryce Funeral Home
Sid Ave
Elmwood Hill
Harry A. Barrett
Salon
Ohio
Pillsford
George A
Mary Barker Barrell
Alandina M. Weck
Union College
Albany, Law School
Barrett
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Malone
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cold Spring Harbor
Christ Church
Emergency Equipment Delays Flight at Albany Airport
A Mihawk Air Lines Convair from Boston landed safely at Albany Airport as emergency equipment stood by due to a nose gear indication switch failure. Drifting snow and high winds slowed preparations, causing a 22 minute delay before the plane proceeded to Detroit via intermediate holds at New York State cities. There were 17 passengers and a crew of three aboard.
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Mihawk Air Lines Convair
Boston
Albany
Miera
Crese
Detroit
New York
Neeney Appointed To Tax Department
Amirew W. Feeney of Brooklyn was appointed director of Pennsylvaniatunnel Revenue in the Sint Tax Department yesterday. Tax Commissioner Jascihth Murphy said Feeney would succeed Renton J. Tinder of Brooklyn, who resigned last defender. The job pays 700 a year.
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Army
Amirew W. Feeney
Brooklyn
Jascihth Murphy
Peeney
Renton J. Tinder
Milk Promotion Change Plan in New York milkshed
The 16 major cooperative bodies in the New York New Jersey milkshed propose a new milk promotion program replacing the expired health plan. It would be Producer Advanced with a 1 percent per hundredweight deduction via positive letters. Producers may withdraw by writing to their handler. four cooperatives are listed among contributing groups.
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New York New Jersey
New York State Extension Service
Thougl
Reisselace County Agriential Depts
Romney Dairymen
Garvel
Canveledd
Dairyaien
Masonic Lodge Honors Class of Candidates
Apollo Coutmandery Knights confer the Order of Malis on several candidates at the Masonic Temple. Commander Andrew Sawyer heads the event with plans for an April 26 parade and evening entertainment for women. Cmdr Lane attends inspections and sunrise services at regional commanderies and theatres.
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Apollo Coutmandery
Knights ‘Tomplay
Mala
Roe Masonic Temple
Andrew TL. Sawyer
Evan Ithakug
Order of Malis
TV Foray
Lafayette Commandery
Hudson
Axpolto
Norkshire
Piltstiol
Cmdr
Lane
Maza Theater
Schenectady
St. George's Commandery
Hat Aig
Pupils Escape Fire At California Elementary
More than 300 pupils evacuated Philliasburg Elementary School in Nashington County after a fire broke out. The 17 teachers formed lines and led students to safety as flames and smoke emerged from the two story brick structure. A separate report notes a tentative scientific theory about polar regions announced by a Cambridge researcher, presented by a US atomic energy official.
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California
Phillias-burg
Nashington
United States
Great Britain
B. A
Martell
Air Force
Cambridge, Mass
Cepler
W. Willard
Lidby
Atomic Energy Commission
University For Washington
Taylor transcript reveals Berlin stance and military resolve
The testimony discusses Berlin's status as a military problem, with Taylor arguing that national determination and force are essential to prevent Soviet intervention. He asserts the United States will use all necessary force to protect the lives of about 1.5 million Germans and deter further aggression while acknowledging future risks and the current adequacy of plans.
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Lyay B. Johnson
Tex
Tingle
Taylor
Berlin
Johnson
Joint Chiefs
Russia
United States
Democrat
Yaylor
Bertin
Irwins
Clay
Herlin Cominandar
Gavinfiels
Eisenhower to Speak on Berlin Crisis Monday Night
President Eisenhower decided to address the nation Monday night as the Berlin crisis deepens. He warned that Soviet demands could have perilous consequences and described West Berlin as a solitary outpost of freedom behind the Iron Curtain with allied support monitored against Russian threats.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Russia
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Berlin
Free World
Ili
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
Kirtshehey
Retirement Pay Increase Authorized by Hoge Committee
Washington AM The Hoge Commerce Committee approved a bill authorizing a 5 percent increase in retirement pay for railroad workers and related pay changes. The measure would raise monthly retirement wages for employees from 360 to 400 dollars with tax applicability. Effective date set for the first day of the first calendar month 45 days after enactment.
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Washington
Hoge Commerce Committee
Woman Hurt As Auto Strikes Pillar On Route 9
A 24 year old woman from Albany County suffered cuts and a head injury when a 1957 station wagon veered from Route 9 and struck a concrete pillar of the underpass about a mile north of Rennselaer. She was taken to Albany Hospital. Police report the car skidded to the east shoulder before impact.
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Wample
Negan
Toll Shortage Probe at Mindidson Bridge
Dulhees County District Attorney office investigates toll shortage on Mindidson Bridge. Acting district attorney Winnie declines to reveal amount or details, saying inquiry not yet to grand jury. The bridge reportedly handles about a million dollars annually with one-way passages. Probe began after request from State Bridge Authority official Stilmay.
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Piughkeepaie
Dulhees County
Dol Stiltmay
State Bridge Authority
GOP plan to chart future course outlined by Eisenhower aides
Washington AP reports a Republican program committee formed yesterday at the White House to map a forward look for the party over the next decade. Meade Alcorn and Charles Percy said the group, with broad GOP representation, will seek practical signposts while preserving core goals like a balanced budget. Eisenhower urged careful handling of legislative policy, noting there will be no retreat from study findings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Incheon
Meade Alvern
Charles H. Purey
Progran
B Onus
Aleers
Hervey
Alcorn
Percy
Wteythaal
jBell & Nowell Co
Chicago
Laar
Blenhower
Congress
Ure
Foreign Aid Debate Seeks Cuts Without Jeopardizing Aid
Coprnard argues against unnecessary cuts to foreign aid, urging itemized reviews to avoid jeopardizing essential programs. Eisenhower warns defense spending while praising aid as profitable investment that supports freedom and progress for world neighbors.
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Holior
United States
Tony
Too Much Whisky Death Of Kansas City Youth
A Kansas City youth dies after a birthday celebration where classmates drank whisky. Jess Lea Jr and companions started drinking at a high school relay event. Several hours later Lea was found dead beside a car, while others had fled. The incident centers on excessive drinking and an untimely death linked to the party.
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Kansas City
APSA
Jess
Lea Jr
Lia
Jett
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