Oregon Plans To Boost Tourist Trade
Oregon eyes a long term push to make tourism a permanent, major industry. Gov Snell leads a campaign to attract visitors, expand inns and services, and educate locals while coordinating promotions with state and Portland groups. The plan targets more accommodations, events, and a year round calendar of activities.
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Bridge Cost Limits Set for Mechanicville Crossing
State and local officials secure approval to fund a new Hudson River crossing between Mechanicville and Selmychlicoke. Rensselaer and Saratoga Counties share costs with Mechanicville city. 60 percent funded federally, 10 percent by Saratoga, 30 percent by Mechanicville. Project now accelerated pending material market stability.
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Dr Paul E Hemke to Speak at Union College Discussion
Dr Paul E Hemke head of the department of Acromnutiadl engineering at F P I will open the final in the antipar arrive of Miscussion meetings midjecks Sponsored by the Seheneg lady Troy Albany weet engineers of the ALEEL on Supersonic Flight Dig Heulke's address will be given on Wednesday in Room 22 of the elected ensineer ing building Union College Da Hemke recently returned from Germany where she spent more than three months stressing German progress in high men especially with the rocket jamb Vii the present portion Dn Fuuhes is associated with Gear ain Tech the Navy Postgraduate School and the National Advisory mille for Aetonatlics at Langley Field
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State President To Visit Troy Gronp
Members of True Season and Milling Gear meet as Mrs Abie Landewe and Mrs Cadilor Cameron national president attend. Tray omeners join van Scheneetis qendors at their organization mating. planning for annual convent in Hele ay Stualiga April. Mr Bilizanera Login and Mr Lita Noonan, former president, expected to attend.
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All-Troy Club Plans Dinner for Veterans
All-Troy Club schedules a dinner at the clubhouse on May 18 for about seven returning veterans. James Z. Holly chairs the arrangements with club members assisting in coordinating the event.
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Four Children Rescued From Burning House
Four children were dropped from second floor windows to safety as flames enveloped their home. Morris Alpert, 41, and Dorothy Saunders, 35, leaped to escape while two other children Nivey Saunders, 6, and Jobe Swondern, 3, were handed to family members and rescued through a back route amid heavy smoke.
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Firemen Answer Five Alarms in Troy
Firemen battled five alarms in Troy, extinguishing grass and small fires at multiple locations. A fire crew at Pamper 3 tackled a blaze near Tibbits Avenue and extinguished a minor grass fire at Sheftel Grass Co. during early morning hours.
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State Secretary Addresses AJOWH Convention Unit Meeting
AJOWH. Convention unit hears state secretary Alia Connally address the general meeting at the headquarters on Thursday evening discussing a late convention phase with the program committee. Statements by Shitsa Evan Earhatiman Mes May Yerl Hek and Sia Cetherine Ornate noted. Monthly notices and follow up meetings promised.
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Milk Shortage Looms As Farmers Scramble For Feed
Reported statewide milk shortages loom as farmers face a tight feed supply and rising costs. Washington and Addison counties plus Rutland in Vermont are cited among affected areas with concern over insufficient hay and silage, aging machinery, and possible production drops in the coming year.
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County Alliance Backs Women's Fishing Licenses Bill
The County Alliance favors licensing women for fishing in Luis state. They state the bill would curb violations of the legal limit by fishermen who claim their wives or daughters were catching the surplus. They urge the Governor to act, arguing it promotes fair play and conservation efforts. Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club along with the Fifteen Point Club plan to liberate 1,300 croak in the Postentick Sunday.
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Colonie Man Waives For Grand Jury Action
Walter Hmerson Miller of Oxford Road Salome faces bigamy charges after waiving examination and awaiting grand jury action in Albany County Court Judge Jeannine Egel WH Gallo presided. Miller alleged two prior marriages ended by divorce and annulment citing fraud and non disclosure.
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Schenectady Man Gets State Position
Governor Dewey yesterday appointed Wilkin B. Killam of Schenectady to a state civil service post. Killam, an associate personnel adviser in the department, has worked on classifying instrumental employers of the State Mental Hygiene Department and served on the standardization board ratings process.
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Express To Prague On Way Again
James Delvin recounts a postwar rail journey from Paris to Prague, detailing the slow, circuitous route through Belgium and Switzerland into Austria, with stops at Basle and Linz. The trip passes war scars, neutral Swiss towns, and occupied zones where American and Russian troops inspect passports as civilians seek normal life amid postwar recovery.
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Schaghticoke Group Plans Filibuster Parade Event
Reports from the Victory Filibuster committees outline a July 4 celebration in Schaghticoke. Activities include a parade at 10 AM, sports, entertainment, and an evening dance with joint sponsorship by the department and Charles Waldor Post American Legion. Fire Chief George Vial chairs the general committee.
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iBoy Scouts Camp At Davitt's Lake Opens June 30
A report notes that the iBoy Scouts camp at Davitt's Lake will open June 30. Details mention Troy area senior year, church sponsorships, and plans for religious services and weekly physical exams. The Troy Council reports advancements in scout ranks and ongoing staff training amid council activities.
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Century-old Fort Vancouver slated for destruction
Fragmented report recounts Fort Vancouver’s long history from 1849 clashes near Haddon Bay to its two story barracks and officers quarters. It notes past occupiers including General Ulysses Grant and General George Marshall, and cites a 1980s shift in plans as the Army considers preserving or demolishing the historic post near Cape Horn.
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Famed Hout Dean Dies At 27-Pound World Record Fish
Beloved Bellefonte figure associated with Pu WP oil and the Brown Beauty fish farm has died. The 27 pound 33 inch Hout fish was once celebrated as the world’s largest. Commissioner Charles Al French recalls the farm’s Pleasant Gap facility and a life spanning about 15 years.
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Arsenal Office For Veterans Aid Opens in May
The Arsenal Veterans Aid Office plans a May opening in Albany with a new regional center in the Broadway Building. The project, under U S aid, will use existing facilities at the former State Bank Building on River Street and expand with linked offices in Albany and a second hub. Rose Freed on bail in a Canada espionage case, with a $39,000 bond posted after a $10,000 original bail.
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