Carlson Will Admitted To Probate In New York County
The will of the late Mrs. Betty Carlson of Easton Washington County was admitted to probate by surrogate John H Dowell of Greenwich. The document lists several beneficiaries including Louise Carlson Mabie Anderson Elsie Bold and George Bold Jr with specific cash bequests and items. Executors named are George A Bold Jr and W H Bean of Cambridge. The will dated June 8 1945.
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Betty Carlson
Easton
Washington County
John H. Dowell
Greenwich
Hudson Falls
Louise Carlson
Mable Anderson
Fort Edward
Mabie Snider
Newburg
George A. Bold, Jr
Glens Falla
North Easton Church
Katherine K. Ketchum
Susie McNamara
Grace L. Ketchum
May Ketchum
Catatex
Liston Gray Ketchum
Frank U. G. Ketchum
W. H. Bean
Cambridge
Dewey Aims and Democratic Nominations Debated at Meeting
The article reports on Democratic strategists debating Governor Dewey's potential nomination and party dynamics. It notes O'Connell and O'Brien views, rent control bill impacts, possible candidates including Roosevelt Jr Farley Ew ing Harriman and Fitzpatrick, and hints Ewing as a possible main issue if chosen. The piece also covers remarks by Walter Brown and notes a Troy luncheon and spring card party planning by alumni groups.
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Apetclal Secason
Dewey
INS
O'Connell
Democratic Party
Cailesandro
O'Brien
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jr
James Farley
Oscar Ewig
W. Averill Harriman
Paul Fitzpatrick
Ewing
Walter Brown
Empire States
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert H. Lehman
Moss Betty
Bauer
Troy Country Club
Robert Lilly
Mins Bauer
F. Wray Jordan
Herrick L. Bryce
Marvin Pi
Eileen Coffeys
I Ja Anatatawee
McCarthy Lattimore Clash Deepens in Senate Hearings
McCarthy vows to present new Lattimore evidence as he accuses the State Department official Esther Brunauer and others of Communist ties. Lattimore’s lawyers label McCarthy’s charges reckless and false while the FBI and Atty General resist opening secret records citing risk to informants and national security.
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Russia
Hoover
Senate
FBI
McGrath
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
State Department
Lattimore
Benate Committee
Afghanistan
United Nations
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Mia
Esther Caikin Brunauer
Senate Committee
Abe Fortas
Paul A. Porter
Clubmen Urged To Speed Atlantic Federation
Lawrence H. Pike urged a federation of North Atlantic Pact nations at a Fifth Avenue Church men’s club dinner. He said immediate federation within the western alliance would curb Russian aggression and absorb eastern states into a broader Atlantic Union.
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Lawrence H. Pike
Atlantic Union
Troy Aves
Jast
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Mr. Puke
Ssas
Wreteta
Envirte
Marshall Flan
Pricer
Foustam
Enarete
Fari JT
Wiles
Fes
Grifas
Parine
Atomic Worker Killed in Early Plant Accident
A worker at the Setedeva Atomic facility died yesterday during construction of atom piles. Details of the accident remain limited with a second crew member also involved in the project noted as 4235.
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Francs Byrne
Hoosick Falls Shoe Plant Faces Key Decision
Seventy former workers voted to urge A M Shoe Co to resume operations at the Hoosick Falls factory after hours of talks with the local Hoosick Falls Committee for Industry. The plant, opened amid community effort, has been idle due to high labor costs and will vacate in thirty days unless conditions change.
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A. & M. Shoe Co
Hoosick Falls
Ben
People’s First National Bank and Credit
M. J. Billing
Shoe Company
Handy
Hoosick Faille
Prospect Avenue Man Dies Suddenly At Home
Anthony Signor aged 14 of 7 Prospect Avenue died suddenly at his home last night. Fire Department inhalator responders Lt. Louis Unser and Hoseman Joseph O'Bryan attended. Dr. Charles E. Bessey pronounced death. Coroner Anthony E. Matera ruled natural causes. Police also responded. Signor, born in Italy, had lived in Troy and worked 25 years at Charles Freihofer Baking Co. He was a communicant of St. Anthony's Church. Survived by widow Lena Riewert, daughter Mrs. Jerome Dawson, two sisters, two grandchildren.
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Anthony Signor
Prospect Avenue
Louis Unser
Joseph O'Bryan
Signor
Charles E. Bessey
Anthony E. Matera
John Kane
John Branen
Police Radio Patrol
Italy
Troy
Charles Freihofer Baking Co., Inc
St. Anthony's Church
Joseph Assini
Watervliet
Jennie
Mrs Brunauer Defends Liberties Against McCarthy Claims
Mrs Brunauer denies Communist sympathies and counters McCarthy assertions about links to Alair Hiss. She describes no direct ties, recounts aid to famous figures, and cites involvement with the American Youth for opposing dictatorship and ungentlemanly factions.
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Democrac
Patchwork Radio Schedule Highlights Noisy Day of Shows
A dense listing from a 1950s broadcast page shows dozens of programs across stations including WROW Albany and WW Albans. Entries feature a mix of dramas, music, news, quiz shows, and sports updates with personalities such as Bob Bender and Lorenzo Jones.
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Schenectady
the Wildwond
Ghenipere Pudney
Earie Pudney
Pudner
Devoulona
Travrige Hagar
Pepper Young
Wire
Atela Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Fis Brerk Page Facrell SA
Asa' i
Bob Bender
Theertar
Extel
Cavatcade of America
Fanar Brice
Lanny Ross
Brtte and George
Cadric Foster
Mary
Aileen
Bob Wherry
Job —Tasles
Band Fland
Roy Bhurtt
Tello
Bill
Menino
Dick Haymes
Tibi Taivé
Benny
Mi—Mysterioes
Frank Ederards
Hattison Wood
Albany
Bil Hickok
Martin Arrons
Bill Hickok
Victor H. Lindiahr
Ladice
Fishiong
iSaammy Kare
Baundage
Betty Parry
Art Bakers
Holly
Wews
Hannibal Cobh
Kiernan Slo Biee
Crosby Ag—Bnl Hickok
Sherri Herrick
Elmer Davia
Cantrepsch
Camesi
G O P Women Plan Several Future Events
Renurelaer County Womens Republican Club outlines activities including a semiannual card party on April 27 at the Annex chaired by Minnie Armi tage. Ethel Caffey is nominated to organize state officer nominations with assistance from Leda Bedenonds and Mae Melson. A May fundraiser, Red Cross support, and a plan for a next meeting on April 17 at TWA are also noted.
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Pary
Renurelaer County Womens Republican Club
TAWA
Annex
Minnie Armitage
Ethel Caffey
Ae Ehaan
Leda Bedenonds
Mae Melson
Tiana
Dora Masewick
Red Cross Fond
Caroline Lavdet
Priddent
Ann Whittle
Ana
Cevera
Mise Exther Coffer
Mire
Ann Bernard
Ascn Cnairtoan
Frances Phaien
Ana Mra
Efaateth Bolle
Chub To Conduct Marriage Discussion
Mr and Mrs Morse Hill will read Making Marriage a Success at the Troy-Ed group meeting to Right at the TAWA. The discussion follows wrecks classes of the Troy-Ed interest group. Miss Johnnie Maxary of TAVCA and Arnold Miler Sprostam of TALCA cochair the group. They will discuss an extended course ending April 4. More than 1M miles of steel pipe went into the Empire State Building.
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Morse Hill
TAWA
Johnnie Maxary
Young Aduit
TAVCA
Arnold Miler Sprostam
Wnd
TALCA
Cochairmen
Soil
Eisenhower and Johnson Discuss U S Defense Plans
President and Senator Johnson conferred with Truman about North Atlantic defense coordination and a budget for defense, noting changes in army leadership and possible shifts in national security posts. Johnson planned travel to the Netherlands for NATO strategy talks and declined to discuss replacements.
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Truman
Mey
North Atlantic
Alf Bymington
National Security Resources Board
Johnson Aaid
Datensa
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Johnson
America
Netherlands
Gray
Voorhees
Sumner
Blume Post Auxiliary Elects Officers
Mrs. Mary Conroy was elected president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Leo H. Blume Post. Katherine Wiltsey and Helen Wattendorf were named senior and junior vice presidents, with other officers including chaplain, treasurer, and guard. Three trustees were chosen for terms up to three years. Delegates to Mohawk Counties Council and third district Council were named, with installation set for April 29 and the next meeting on April 10.
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Mary Conroy
Leo H. Blume
Post
Josephine Lafever
Esther Flint
Emma Sullivan
Anna Spain
Vina Moore
Helena Kehn
Mohawk Counties Council
Mra. Moore
Pas
McLucky
Julia Pankewich
Alabama Resident Held On Check Charge
Arthur Francis Lord, 18, of Anniston Alabama, was jailed in Rensselaer County awaiting examination before Justice Elmer Henninger in Schodack Town. State Police arrested him over an alleged fraudulent check as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Arthur Francis Lord
Anniston
Ala
Rensselaer County
Justice of the
Elmer Henninger
Schodack
Eel
Jury Panels Drawn For Upstate Court
Grand and trial jurors for the spring term of the Supreme Court for Washington County were drawn by County Judge Wyman 8 Bascom and others. Panels include Fort Ann Fort Edward Greenwich Salem White Creek and Whitehall with names listed for grand and trial jurors. The session convenes Monday April 10 at 1 30 p m in the county courthouse at Hudson Falls under Justice Andrew W Ryan.
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Supreme Court
Washington County
Hudson Falls
Andrew W. Ryan
Plattsburg
Wyman
Bascom
Ford Edward
Archie M. Alexander
Salem
County Clark
Thomas C. Remsen
Hudson Falla
Grand Jury
Fort Ann
Margaret Russ
Fort Edward
Cifford J. Vaughn
A. M. Prior
Leslie Zilia
Granville
Royal Stevens
Frank Buith
Russell Mechiaud
Levi Ayers
Greenwich
Thomas Lauder
Henry Meaick
John Whiteside
Nelson 9
Pratt
Hartford
Elwin Burch
Harold
Hall
Floyd Getty
Hebron
Paul Beattie
Jackson
Vincent O’donnett
Kingabury
Charles Butterfeld
Edward H. Ste
Edward Townsend
Kermit White
Mary Hubert
Harry Nelson
Jobe Garrity
John Wal Rce
Sand Lake Post Elects Wehnau Commander and Officers
Madison D. Wehnau chosen commander of Lt. Perry Williams Post V F W West Sand Lake for the coming year Emerson Williams elected senior vice commander Harold Harrington Jr junior vice commander Aubrey Primeau chaplain Kenneth Wehnau quartermaster Kenneth Coonrad trustee Joseph De Puype cald post advocate William MacFarlane appointed adjutant Delegates named to Hudson Mohawk Counties Council and Third District Council Installations planned for April 118 with Troy post commander Thomas McClean to install
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Madison D. Wehnau
Perry Williams
West Sand Lake
Emerson Williams
Harold C. Harrington, Jr
Aubrey F Primeau
Kenneth Wehnau
Kenneth Coonrad
Joseph de Puy
Gecald
Willian
MacFarlane
Hudson-Mohawk Couttits Council
Frank LeDuc
Primeau
Nicholan Letizia
Coonrad
Robert Middleton
George Petruska
Third District Council
Petruska
George Breigie
Department Council
Thomas McClean
Troy
Hudson-Mohawks Counties Council
Train kills rail worker near Newark
FR D. 1, a New York Central Railroad work crew foreman, was struck and killed by an eastbound passenger train west of Newark yesterday. The victim is identified as Chester C. Britton, Sr., of Savannah.
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Savannah
FR D
New York Central
Here
Supreme Court Deliberates Dennis Case and Jury Fairness
The court debated Dennis as a Communist Party secretary amid government employee fears of retaliation. Justice Minton defended impartial juries while Black warned loyalty probes undermine fair trials. The term also refused to rule on seamen hiring halls, upholding a lower court’s ban.
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Sapene
Swan
Detroit
Dennis
Crockett
Minton
Black
Communist Party
Smme
Retired Teamster Dies Suddenly At Cropseyville
Adam F. Wagar 32 year old retired teamster died at night at his Cropseyville home after a period of ill health. Dr R E Vezina pronounced death natural causes and Coroner Anthony Matera concurred. He was born in Gratton and lived in Troy before moving to Cropseyville in 1924. Survived by his widow Florence Bonesteel two sons Waldo and Stanley and one grandson James A Wager. Funeral at Bryce Funeral Home 2 pm Thursday with Rev Vaughn Sanderson officiating. Interment Forest Park Cemetery.
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Adam F. Wagar
Cropseyville
R.E. Vezina
Anthony &. Matera
Gratton
Wagar
Troy
Cropneyville
Stillman and Batts Hewne
Church of Christ Disciples
Florence & Bonesteel
Waldo A. Wagar
Stanley C. Wagar
James A. Wager
Bryce Funeral
Vaughn C. Sanderson
Forest Park Cemetery
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Lee Davis
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Sand Lake Post
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