Colwes News Prepare For Removal Of Bridge Work
Preparations for removing the Ontario street bridge over the Champlain Canal proceed. Coffey dams block Water in the canal as 100 foot flume is installed to drain between dams. Area expected to be closed briefly, then rebuilt span and roadway reopens to heavy traffic.
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Ontario Street
Champlain Canal
S. Whitefall Street
Cohoes
Haseen
Cy Trtley
Colanie
Wan Halds
Coffey
Pisns
Ernoind
Pubric Works
Joseph A. Archambeault
Buller
Pasinly
Mohawk River
Joby W. Dinavan Consstruction Co
Georgn W Werlime Construction Co
Yndey
Waterford Youth Council seeks assistant directors for summer program
Waterford Ronald Gillespie announced openings for assistant directors at the Waterford playground summer program. Applications are at Cassidy's gift store Brand steel or Gillespie's residence 11 did St. Collage students with recreation experience urged to apply. Selection by the water ground committee.
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Ronald Gillespie
Waterford Youth Council
Waterford
al Cassidy
Gilospie
St. Collage
Dren
Ciroullers Walle
Hey Pay Ground Committee
Production of clear plastics hits record in 1958
Raw Plastics Output in New York reports United States ca plastics production rose to a record 44 million pounds in 1958, up 2 percent from 1957. The gain marks the sixth straight annual increase and triples the 1948 level.
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New York
Arthritis Discussed By Doctors At New York Meeting
Dr H Jackson Davis and 200 physicians discussed improved treatments and prevention prospects for arthritis and birth defects at a two day meeting in New York City. The conference gathered medical advisory committees from 12 eastern states and DC to review research, share techniques, and plan grants funded by March of Dimes.
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H. Jackson Davis
Hensselaer County
New York City
National Foundation
District of Columbia
Br. Davis
Rensselacy County
New York
Davis
Ala
Nation Foundation
March of Dimes
Natonal Foundation
Henry W. Kloom
Virua Research
Rh Il
Detroit
Kunin
Eine
Williams
Clark
America
Park
Quedlieal Advisory Cammines
Concellent
Delaware
Iisuiel
Colombia
Maluo
New Device May Check Air Crashes
The Air Force funds early research on a collision avoidance device to warn pilots of approaching aircraft. Maj. Gen. Joseph Caldara says the system shows relative position, speed, direction, and distance, with both transmitter and receiver required. A radar-based improved version may extend detection up to 150 miles and integrate warning signals to prevent midair collisions.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Joseph B. Caldara
Ays. Caldava
San Bernardino
Salify
Caldara
Lester
Aldara
One-Shot Oral Vaccine May Eradicate Polio
Minneapolis reports on a Minnesota study testing a one-dose oral vaccine described as liquid and attenuated. The trial includes 45 couples and children, comparing a liquid three-virus vaccine to the standard three-shot Salk approach, with early results suggesting potential advantages in children and overall cost.
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Minneapolis
Mars
Unie
Minnesota
Minnesota Board of Health
Robert
Une
Albert Sabla
Cincinnati
Herald B. Cox
American Guanunid Corp
Atoa Araly
University of Minnesota
de Menry Baum
Health Department
Hwawever
Herman Kleinman
Andy
Seven Area Folk On Ship In Collision
Grace Tustiry liner Santa Rosa carrying 247 passengers collided with the oil tanker Yal chem off Atlantic City New Jersey. One tanker foreman was killed and 19 others either injured or missing. Passengers included Mr and Mrs James Conboy of Cairnes 121 Masten Ave Albany area. Mr and Mrs Homes Dunn of Latham. Mr and Mrs Paul Mashburn and daughter Winabeth of Londonville. Santa Rosa was en route from a Caribbean cruise. sister ship Santa Paula was the Grace Liners ship sent to Albany last fall.
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Wréa
Grace Tustiry
Santa Rosa
Yalchem
Atlantic City
Oreirman
U.S
Mr. and
Airs
James Conboy
Masten Ave
Cairnes
Homes
Dunn
Latham
Paul Mashburn
Winabeth
Londonville
Conboy
Albany
Cahoes
Carter & Conboy
Dunns
Alam
Mashburny
Ormer
Albany Garage Corp
Budson River
Montgomery Ward Center Sought For Troy Nearby
Montgomery Ward seeks a Troy area site for a new regional center as city officials business leaders and local banks mobilize to attract the project. A letter to Montgomery Ward requests a meeting to discuss land, transport, and financing needs while local committees prepare Troy area site information. The proposed center would serve a broad Northeast region and be part of a nationwide $50 million expansion.
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Montgomery Ward & Be
Nyribeashort
Dellvite
Hanning Commiission
Business Climate Committee
Gualer ‘Troy Chamber of Commerce
Greater Troy Arci Corp
Wiliam G. Aran
Ciy Planning Commission
Data Tetter
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
Avan
Uie
C. Business
KR. Fi. Clark
GR Waterford
Troy
Edward P. Moylan
Manufacturers National Bank
New Industries Corp
Manufaclivers Bank
Marine Midlane Corp
Mew Industries Corp
Ithe
New York
Canadian
New England
Dies of Burns in Corning During Fire at Home
Victor Low M1 68 died in a hospital yesterday from burns suffered when his clothing caught fire while he was burning papers in a Meld test home. He was burning papers Thursday at his residence when the accident occurred.
Flu Kills 22 in Madrid as Epidemic Sweeps Month
UPI reports health authorities say at least 22 people have died in an influenza epidemic sweeping the Madrid area this month. Local hospitals report rising patient numbers and strain on medical staff as the outbreak continues.
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Madrid
Upi
Elks Leader Crowds Calendar With New Duty
Kenneth W. Tavis, slated to assume the chair of Tray Lodge of Elks on April 9, adds a duty to his crowded calendar. An Elk since 1933, he has chaired projects and holds fraternal ties to Lansingburg Rotary, Hudson Valley Odd Fellows, United Commercial Travelers, and more. He operates A.B.C. Oil Service and served in World War I with the Army Air Corps earning a Presidential Citation.
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Kenneth W. Tavis
Tray Lodge
Lrojone
Saratoga
Davis
Buty
Lansingburg
Linda Berlin to Wed New York Composer Plans
Linda Berlin and Edouard Emmet, both 27, obtained a marriage license on Thursday. The couple, described as Bernstein's daughter and a stockbroker, plan to wed April 11 in their first marriage each.
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New York
Berlin
Linde Louise
Anll
Edouard
Emmet
Garden Club Plans Area Session and Show Dates
Garden Club members gathered at Mrs. Russell’s home in Westbrook for the meeting led by president Mrs. Harry J. Gourgen. They approved attending the Federated Garden Clubs third district meeting in Schenectady on April 30, with the Albany show set for May 13. Mrs. Warren F. Huntayne spoke on color theory in garden planning, distributing a color chart for arranging plantings and sharing examples of color schemes and flowers.
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Ho van
Schenectady
Albany Vwilp
Towami Garragan
Racher Whallen
Plant Buyers Guide
Troy Public
Liv Brary
Ars. W
Franklin Spafford
Warren F. Hunt Tayne
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