Rededication of St Marys Hospital in Troy service ceremony
More than 300 attended as Rev William A Scully D D consecrated the Troy hospital now named St Marys Hospital, first founded in the city. Clergy sisters and medical staff joined in a solemn ritual, emphasizing the hospitals service to body and soul. Gov Deweys office assured Assemblyman Brown that the veteran training school remains unaffected and state obligations will be honored. Albert H Reed will install officers of John J Phelan Garrison at Spanish War Hall tomorrow at 8 pm.
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William A. Scully
Albany
Troy Hospital
St. Mary's Hoapital
Ite
Scully
Troy
Sisters of Charity
Scutly
Edward T. Reilly
Bucret Heart Church
William A. Hunt
St. Patelek
Thomas Merhan
St Mary's Church
William S. J. Cleary
Hoeplthi
Rev
J. Dobrynski
Thomas E. Dewey
Assemblyman
Thomas H. Brown
Trey: Veterans Vocational Training School
Assemblyman Brown
New York State
Vetecanx
Urey
Albert H. Reed
Rensselaer
Flensselaer County
John J. Phelan
Army and Navy Union
Charles C. Smith
Scientists and officials discuss China aid and world balance
A speech urging U S backing for Nationalist China warns a Communist victory would boost Russia and threaten the Philippines Korea and allied regimes. The speaker argues that China moved toward democracy despite war and calls for continued American economic and moral aid to avert disaster.
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Hornbeck
China
Capeaker
State Department
Gilley Cauprelee
Danny D. Williamis
Gos Ecoment
Jost
Sumley Ko Hornbeck
Rus- Isis
Lhe
Far East
Korea
Department of State
Chiang Kai-shek
New Books Received by Troy Public Library
Troy Public Library announces new acquisitions in non fiction and fiction. Notable titles include Life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle by J D Carr Fishing in Troubled Waters by W Chapman Stalin and Co by Walter Luranty Death Be Not Proud by Jenn Gunther England to Me by Emily Hahn arianale Islands by Walter Karig Painters Craft by Umph Sayer City of the Beer by FL 8 Stuart Gods to a God by J L Bavierston and Srhit Bolitho Statand a Tree by H E Bates Lush Valley by Patricia Campbell Case of the Dubious Bridegroom by Gardner Point of No Return by P Mareuand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy ‘Hiey
Sir Arthur Conan
J.D. Carr
Wwom
Chapman
Stalin & Co
Walter Luranty
Jenn Gunther
England
Emily Hahn
Arianale Islands
Walter Karig
Umph Sayer
Nash
Stuart
J. L. Bavierston
Srhit Bolitho
H. E. Bates
Patricia Campbell
Gardner
P. Mareuand
Lansingburg High Plans Open House Event
Lansingburg High School will hold an open house on Monday featuring a student entertainment program. A play titled The Valliant will be performed by junior and senior English students, with March selections by the school band and vocal effects by the Boys Chorus. The chat of the play is directed by Nellie M. Reynolds, Wilasd McNary, Edward Guill, Fred Van Deursen, Suzanke Bain, Thomas Collopy, and Donald Bibb. Parents and friends will tour the close of the event and observe the work completed.
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Lansingburg High School
Nellie M. Reynolds
Wilasd
McNary
Edward Guill
Fred van Deursen
Suzanke Bain
Thomas Collopy
Donald Bibb
Dinner Guest for Mrs Lillian Slocum Honor
Mrs Lillian Slocum is to be honored at a dinner hosted by the grand order of ligards in Spanish Rows. Mrs Laura Noonan was named chairman for the May 7 event at the YMCA. The next meeting is set for April 28 with Mrs Sading Woebh.
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Fisns
Lilian
Spanih
X Organization
Laura Noonan
Ym.cal
Monin Apah
Sarsading Woebh
Gvaensten
La Salle Auxiliary to Meet Monday Night
A special meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of La Salle Institute will be held Monday night at 8 pm in the main corridors for the purpose of planning the fund raising event in April.
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LA Salle
la Salle Institute
Rpm
Apollo Court Plans Monday Night Session
Apollo Court outlines Monday night meeting details with refreshments and venue. Community events include Easter services and church activities led by Reverend Armin Suedmeyer and others at Zion and Amen churches.
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Apollo Court
Myre
Evina Teal
Yann
Aju
Waam
Armin Suedmeyer
Neangehenl
Protestant Church of
Aes
Zion
August Meostia
White Russians in China Join Soviet Citizenship Drift
Public notice reports many White Russians in Shanghai and other Chinese cities renouncing Soviet citizenship for Chinese status. Officials estimate over a thousand have naturalized, with some Czechoslovak and other Europeans also joining the trend. Some become Communist, others remain uncertain about allegiance amid tensions and censorship.
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Shanghai
NEA
Annies
Latvia
China
Russia
Jury awards total 10780 in West Virginia Pulp case
Verdicts totaling 10780 were awarded four of five plaintiffs suing West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. of Mechanicville and one truck driver in Saratoga County Supreme Court at Ballston Spa. The jury awarded 2500 to Frederick Quenzer, 1250 to his son, 500 to Anita Elise Quenter, and 500 to Mrs. Quenger, with 5000 to Frederick Quenzer Jr. against Mechanicville firm and driver Clifford Bergman. The five plaintiffs sought 125000. trial followed an auto truck collision near Batchellerville on Nov 36 107. A second action involved Curtis Kaippechild. Trial will begin Monday in actions of Will Stephens v Jerry Hayward and Don Mercier in Saratoga Springs.
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West Virgina Pulp & Paper Co
Mechanicville
Baratoga
Supreme Court
Balletem Spa
Batchellerville
Saratoga County
Frederick Quenzer
Edgewater
Quenger
Anita Elise Quenter
Curtis Kaippechild
Quenzer
Clifford Bergman
Ove
Floyd Brownell
John O'Malley
Saratoga Springs
Carusone
Weat
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Will Stephens
Jerry Hayward
Don Mercier
Hayward
Mercier
Whitehall Free Library Annual Report Details Sighted
Mrs Lorraine Dannehy librarian submits the annual report to the New York State Library. The library shows 304 adults and YZ children borrowers, 170 new books purchased, 6700 volumes, and 12086 circulations last year. Winter hours: 7 to 9 p m except Thursday and Sunday. 2 30 to 6 30 pm Monday Thursday and Saturday. Summer schedule similar with Thursday closed all day.
Maritime Academy Expands September Enrollment at Fort Schuyler
The New York State Maritime Academy at Fort Schuyler Bronx expands living facilities enabling fifty more students to join the September class. Applications are due by June 1. The state college offers bachelor degrees in marine engineering or deck programs after a four year course. Students enroll as midshipmen with a U S Naval Reserve subsidy of 85 dollars monthly. Upon graduation they are commissioned as ensigns and qualify for a third officer's license. The cadet corps takes a three month summer foreign cruise visiting West Indian European and Near East ports.
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New York State Maritime Academy
Fort Schuyler
Bronx
U.S Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve
Merchant Marine
Whitehall Community Notes and Local Appointments
Whitehall residents share updates on health travel and work. Mr and Mrs Homer Martin plan visits in Saranac to Harlie and Harlie Crome. John Breyette remains hospitalized in Ticonderoga after surgery. Mr and Mrs Carl Cutter return from Tampa wintering in Florida. Mrs John Edwards recuperates at home after injuries from a car crash. Freedom Train to visit Whitehall in July per Gerald H Sailsbury. Mina Henrietta Snye has accepted an elementary teaching post in Ballston Spa. Philip Gugliotta promoted to lieutenant colonel and stationed at Maxwell AFB Alabama. Dorothy Thomas, Palm Beach art student, earns special mention for pastel at Palm Beach Art League. John Garafano hosts Patricia Ann’s fourth birthday with balloons and cake. Local church groups plan remote Bible class at Ames and youth programs across Methodist Episcopal Baptist and Presbyterian churches tomorrow evening. David W Knight, Hobart College student, leads Schola Cantorum in a Palm Sunday Requiem in Rochester April 10. Knight graduates from White-
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Homer Martin
Saranac
Harlie Crome
John Breyette
Broadway
Mosee-Luddington Hospital
Ticonderoga
Carl Cutter
North Whitehall
Tampa
Fla
John Edwards
Maple Street
Gerald H. Sailsbury
Freedom Train Commission
New York State
Freedom
Whitehall
Mina Henrietta Snye
David Snye
Gilmore Street
Ballston Spa
Philip Gugliotta
Salvatore Gugliotta
Second Avenue
Patricia Ann
Ames
The
Presbyterian Church
Tomorros
Charles Rice
David Sawyer
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
David W. Knight
W. Protter Knight
Hobart College
Schola Cantorum Sociery
Hobart
William Smith Colleges
Monarta
Church of the Ascension
Rochester
Knight
Pradunie
White
Sportmen To Release 6000 Trout In Kinderhook Creek
Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance plans to stock Kinderhook Creek with 6000 trout at noon tomorrow in preparation for the 1949 fishing season. Members meeting at the Routes intersection under Dantel Kliner of the Stephentown Fish and Game Club will conduct the operation.
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Kinderhook Creek
Rensselaer County Conservation Alance
Dantel Klinner
Stephentown Fish and Game Club
Second Meeting Held by Senior Scout Unit 12
The Senior Stout Outfit 12 held its second organization meeting at St Maris Methodist Church. Plans included a shakedown hike for tomorrow and a more extended expedition on Sunday April 3. A final plan session is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 pm at St Mark s.
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Stout
St. Maris Methodist Church House
St. Mark's
Diamond Rock Lodge to Confer Degree at Odd Fellows Hall
The Diamond Rock Lodge will confer the initiatory degree on a group of candidates Monday at 1 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall. Earl Wint master and Ed grand will preside in a chance meeting. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rock Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Earl Wintmaster
Edgrand
Local events sketch unclear Exelon speech plan
Fragmentary OCR reports a forthcoming talk by a figure associated with Exelon on Monday. Mentions a 4x event and a theater location, with scattered references to a school and names like Wilk. Details are garbled. core facts and participants remain uncertain.
Rise of American orchids fuels a multistate boom
Orchid prices reach as high as 20000 per plant with an average bloom price of 65. American growers dominate production near 90 percent of larger purple varieties, while hybrids diversify colors. Seven years from seed to bloom, orchids thrive under controlled heat and light though pests like scale and red spiders threaten crops.
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Associated Orchids, Inc
Euuco
U. S
America
América
Planta
U.S
Police Assist Three Persons Take Two to Hospital
Three people were assisted by police yesterday. Helen Laviolette 1 2 years old of 2925 Sixth Avenue was taken to St Marys Hospital in a police car by Patrolmen Theodore Bloomer and Herman Gumty with good reported condition. Donald Crawley 16 Levi Avenue was taken from Havermans Avenue to St Marys Hospital by Patrolmen Karl Pandt and W Cunningham and later released. Ellery Newton 46 71 Fifth Avenue was moved home from Annex Restaurant on Third Street by Patrolmen Sebastian DeGiorgio and Joseph Warmth after a sudden illness.
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Helen Laviolette
Sixth Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Theodora Bloomer
Herman Gumty
Donald Crawley
Levi Avenue
Havermans Avenue
Pattrolm
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D.D
St. Mary's
Dewey
Les SC
Sundell Company
Central Ave
N.Y
Pretor Theater
Armstrong
Fithony Wien
Covirel Ave
Tee
Stanley K. Hornbeck
Housey
Winston Churchill
Stchin_ qio
Manchana
Japan
Marshall Awarr
Roeser
Troy Public Library
Lansingburg
Wouse
Tj Stub
Mrs. Lillian Slocum
Order of the Amarai & Pm
Teyal maAtiton
Criene Phillipe
Taborton
Walter Briggs
NEA Star
Ivan Moto
Vladivortok
Ater
Eam Oftvaser
Industrial Meerdiovag
Urals
Reypie
Discovery
Manchusia
Rusia
Shanchai
Bern
International
Manchura
Quter Mongiia
Resein
New Jersey
Winsville Pulp Fiem
Troy Ski Club
Stowe
Maritime Academy
CLAS
Romage
Cluett ¢ Sons
Frigidaire
Genukee Frigidare
Orchid Industry
United States
Trego
Paul
A. & Trego
Amer
Lumbermen's Manuel Casualty Co
Rice
Firet Street
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