Nevada earthquake rattles wide west region
An earthquake hit a broad area of western Nevada Sunday with no reports of damage. Berkeley seismograph readings suggested potential local damage, the tremor struck at 10 p.m. and continued until 11 20 p m. Seismologist Dr Dan Tacher placed the epicenter about 340 miles northeast of the university near Winnemucca and near the Idaho border. Sheriff deputies in Winnemucca reported nothing felt locally. The quake measured 6 73 on the Richter scale, compared with the 1906 San Francisco quake of 6 25.
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Nevada
REC
University of California
Berkeley
Dan Tacher
University
Aemote
Winnemucca
Ney
Idaho
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San Francisco
The mad merry magical life of Mary Martin
In this week’s Saturday Farning Post, the piece traces Mary Martin’s decades on stage and screen. It teases her charm, long neck, big nose, and hollow cheeks while summarizing tales of TV collaborations, Hollywood auditions, and intimate anecdotes involving Sophie Tucker and Pete Martin.
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Mary Martin
Tventy
Farning Post
Richel
Famous Acres
Hollywood
Sophie Tucker
Pete Martin
Funeral Service Held Yesterday For Oliver Yetto
The funeral of Oliver Y Yetto of Burdon Lake, former Albia Garage proprietor, was at 14 nm yesterday from Edward J. Quinn Funeral Home. Rev Orville G Wilson officiated. Bearers were William J Blue, William A Mel Lean, George I Reeves, Charles K Stewart. Interment Woodbine Cemetery. New Lodge of Elis conducted ritualistic services at the funeral home under George Allain exalted Ruler and Thomas M Guerin Jr, chaplain.
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Oliver Y, Yetty
Burdon Lake
Vay
Albia
Edward J. Quinn
Bno
Orville G. Wilson
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
William J. Blue
Williai A. Mel Lean
George I. Reeves
Charles K. Stewart
Woodbine Cemetery
Sand Lake
Veterans Plan Supper and Elections in Lansingburg
The Lansingburg Veterans Of Lansinguare Inc announce a Saturday supper at the club dining hall as part of a program of events. Ted DeFex to prepare a fried elie en dinner with help from the house committee. Annual officer and director election set for Monday April 1. A resolution protesting the closing of Mount McGregor State Center was forwarded to Sen. Albert K. Berkowitz and Assemblyman Thus 2 Brown. Grand marshal Ehor DeFey reports manpower for Memorial Day parade and related arrangements. The organization will hold its annual memorial service on Sunday May 24, led by Chaplain William Kerwood, with Sullivanones Post VIEW of Poestenkill sending a delegation with colors.
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Veterans of Lansinguare, Inc
Siupper
Ted DeFex
House Committee
Mowlay
Wits ‘Wapled
Mount McGregorstest Center
William Ker+wood
Sullivanones Post, View, of
Poestenkill
Trojan Elected Vice President Of Delta Tau Delta Chapter
Willian Bode, son of Mr and Mrs Willan Bode of 4 Crescent Lane, has been elected vice president of the Gamma Omicron Chapter of Delta Tau Delta for next year. A Syracuse University junior in the college of business administration, he will serve as an officer among fraternity leadership.
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Trojan
Willian Bode
Willan Bode
4 Crescent Lane
Gamma Omicron
Delta ‘Tau Delta Fraternity
Bode
Syracuse University
College of Business Administration
Misread Rubber Bridge Hand Ends In 1100 Point Score
In a rubber bridge scenario South faced a vulnerable overcall and West doubled, prompting North to consider three diamonds but fear leaping from frying pan to fire. The play featured West opening diamonds, East leading spades, and a sequence ending with a 1100 point result as the defense restricted South to four tricks.
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South
West
North
East
Wahl
Ted
Bid decision after five hearts in bridge contest
In a bridge bidding sequence from a newspaper quiz, partner opens with a five heart contract after a chaotic series of bids. The reader is asked what action to take next, with the solution promised in the next issue.
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Bouih
Hartes Yeas
Pix
Community Notes from Johnsonville and Galway
Johnsonville residents visit Galway neighbors as social ties strengthen. The Deerlick Home Demonstration Unit plans a meeting at the Johnsonville Fire Hall tomorrow at 8 pm. Local guests include Mrs Burton Mosier and daughter Marilyn with Mrs Alma Tale visiting Mr and Mrs Donald Mealy and sons at Galway. Charles Mason Peter Unafitch and Frank Wiley have completed Boat Training at Great Lakes Naval Training.
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George Ralston
Clarence Bennett
Galway Reently
Deerlick
Johnsonville
Pam
Burton Mosier
Marilyn
Alma Tale
Donald Mealy
Galway
Charles Mason
Peter Unafitch
Frank Wiley
Great Lakes Naval Training
Eastern Star Unit to Honor Master Masons
Bethlehem Star Chapter will host its animal Master Aba sons Night with King Solomon's Lodge P AM members as guests. Leslie K. Duran and wife Mrs. Duran will be honored, with Gay L. Brown speaking on International Goodwill. Brown, past grand master of the State Grand Lodge, will address youth groups and Protestant activities.
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Bethlehem Star Chiplet
QES
King Solomon's Lodge
P&am
Leslie K. Duran
Jorge
Brown
Spring party planned by Troy Boys Club Auxiliary
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Troy Boys Club will host a spring card party Wednesday at 42 State St. with theme Spring Melody. Prizes, delicacies, and several chairmen posts announced. reservations by calling the club or any member.
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Troy Boys Club
State St
Chesley F.milhouse
Verman Wilson
Cochairman
Joseph H. Denton
Henry W. Kumpf
Philip E. Kahn
L. Mervick Bryce
Eugene F. Connally
Women's Auxilary
Mendvick Madson
Troy
Catskill
Amsterdam
Edward C. Picton
James K. Patrick
Troy Country Club
Stevenson Named Ride To Governor
Col. Charles G. Stevenson, longtime Army officer and former state judge advocate, is named adjutant general of New York by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. He will be promoted to brigadier general and serve as vice chief of staff to the governor, with a military career spanning service in World War II and the National Guard.
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Troy
Oakwood
Nelson Rockefellers
Ile
Jacob 3
Ter “Gos
Stevenson
New York National Guard
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Arilitary Affairs
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Military Academy
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570Th Field Artillery
Army Reserve
1Ath Infantry
NYNG
Air Adjutant General's Office
Washington
D.C
War Dept. General Staff
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Lesleys
New York
Lake Chime Plain
Trey
Chazy
Miles Stevenson
Plattsburg
Canada
Stuyvensan
Albany Medical College
Theodosia Goldsmith
Clinton County
Elury
Stc
Venson
New York City
George Stevenson
Ellen Julia Lesley
George Lesley
Chary
Tlle
Adjietant General’s Office
Col
Lesley
Auto crash on narrow bridge kills father in Kokomo
Elmar Stout, 69, of Flava Indiana, died when his car collided head on with his son Ken Heth’s vehicle on a narrow bridge while responding to a fire at the Stout home near Vlora. Ken Heth was injured and hospitalized at St Joseph Memorial. Fire damaged the Stout residence as authorities investigated the accident.
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Ind
UPI
Elmar Stout
Flava
Ken Heth
Broughto St. Joseph's Memorial Hospital
Stout
Vlora
Notable Military Families Highlight 19th Century Troy Ties
The record recalls Col Stevenson and Col Lesley with ties to the 17th Regiment covering Tinton Franklin and Essex counties. It notes Miss Kathy Buhl and Mrs. Geil ae in Aboneathany Street, a 1928 promotion, and a marriage link between the Lestey and Stevenson families. Oakwood Cemetery holds the Lestey burial plot. Col Logluy later moved to Troy.
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Geilae
Aboneathany
Icimenteouter
Ness
Dltrios
Leonard Trospi
New York State
Militia
Dhe
Bulil
Cone Nander
Tinton
Franklin
Essex
Col. Logluy
Troy
Wrdware Fem
Hart, Lesley & Warren
River Street
Lesley
Ellen Julia
Stevenson
George Stevenson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lestey
Oakwood Cemetery
Sam’ Wilson
Col. Stevenson
Maj
Charles A. Stevenson
Neatrige van Homingh Stevenson
Justice Bergin Urges Support of Libraries
Associate Justice Brandy Bergan urged public backing for libraries as vital to global knowledge. He called the fight for knowledge the basic contest of today, noting that new knowledge can render yesterday's weapons obsolete. Bergan chairs the planning committee for statewide National Library Week observance April 12-18.
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Brandy Bergan
Norning
Bergan
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