New York to Open 31 Adirondack Campsites This Month
New York State will open 31 public campsites in the Adirondacks and Catskills this Friday May 26 adding four sites to the system. One new site will be ready by opening day and total capacity should rise about 65 percent. Several sites are under construction or being expanded and work continues at Thacher Park and Jones Beach head of Lake George with preparations ongoing for next year’s improvements.
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New York State
Adirondacks
Perry 3
Duryea
Aaid
Mr. Duryea
Lake George
W. D. Mulholland
Conservation Department
Little Sand Point
Pisces Lake
Rollins
Fish Creek Ponds
Ake
Forked Lake
Jones Beach
Saié
Thacher Prrk
Lavern Roach
Young
Boxing Commission
James T. Merchant
Albany
Primaries in the South Hold Spotlight Across Nation
Four states hold primary elections on Tuesday with Florida and Alabama drawing strongest cross currents. In Florida, Senator Pepper seeks renomination against Smathers, who leaves the House to run. Pepper accuses Smathers of socialism and ties to Roosevelt New Deal policies, while Smathers accuses Pepper of favoring communists and labor Negro coalitions. In Alabama,争 control of the party machinery splits the state between national and state-right factions. Governors and House contests feature prominent names as candidates vie for nominations and party influence. Ohio and Indiana also stage notable races shaping national alignments.
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Washington
Florida
Alabama
Ohio
Indiana
Pepper
Smathers
House
Pepper Shesnea
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Bennett
Rogers
Peterson
Strom ‘Thurmond
South Carolina
Truman
Hbi
Sparkman
Gesaner T. McCorvey
James Folsom
Himslf
Phillip J. Hamel
Revenue Cormianioner
Hill
Lawrence McNeil
Birmingham
Don H. Eidright
James A . Rhofies
Columbus
Sid
Lauache
McSweeney
Haysant
Crosser
Tee
Cleveners
Jenkins
J. Brehm
Waterford senior choir to perform at high school program
Waterford Mip Jean Mosley and Branley Mureski will lead Waterford High School senior choir in a program at the high school auditorium tomorrow night. Mosley, a longtime choir member, will sing three pieces including an original manuscript from Jonah H. Bolfer of Hartford. Mureski has been senior accompanist and soloist, a Chromatics Award recipient, and active with the Waterford Community Chorus.
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Jean Mosley
Soprino
Branley Mureski
Plonizt
Ptudemia
Waterford
Euditorium
Jaw Mosley
Jonah H. Bolfer
Hartford Conn
Soifer
Claes Ong ‘Eader
Chromatics
Judent
Rome
Mies Irene Biscotnot
van Derwerken Avenue
Italy
Baptist—Tunay
Pam
Misa Marion Fero
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Presbyterjlan
Omarrow
Jesus
Womens
John House Memorial
Charles Polock
Wham J. Porter
Japan
Dorothy Saudt
Arnim Chapman
Margaret Franck
Mange
St. Mary’s
Nicholas
Ed Lange
Siena
Tomostow
W.S.C.S
Claude Ames
The
Waterford Methods
Troy
Albany
Board of Trustees
Corning Man Killed In Stolen Automobile
Corning man Ernest Tree, about 32, was killed when a stolen car crashed after being pursued by Varna Tompains County Sheriff Dit ford Mall. The incident occurred near a local warehouse after the vehicle, reported stolen from Carroll Frathere, left the road and struck an embankment.
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Corning
Tihara
Ama Corning
Aled
Steterday
Mew
Varna Tompains
Ditford Mall
Ernest Tree
Pall
Theresa
Pulse of the People discusses cryptograms and boxing safety
The piece urges reader interest in cryptogram puzzles and forming a club to exchange ciphers. It notes letter frequency and presents a Benedict Arnold cipher example, then discusses boxing safety amid proposed New York legislation, proposing stricter penalties and mandatory rests between fights. Albany writer James T. Merchant adds concern about boxing’s future.
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Benedict Arnold
General Washington
The Spirit of the USO and American Youth Valor
The Record prints a wartime portrait praising American boys for courage humor and resilience. It cites Comdr Robert Moentaom and scenes of national unity praising youth as shaping America and supporting war efforts. The piece references troops from various nations and highlights generosity and fortitude amid hardship.
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USO
Robert Moentaom
Lac
America
Cathele
Pretreteat
Jeeien
Rho
Ametios
Aide
Atrene
Fyvangeline
Funeral services for Troy area residents in many notices
The list details numerous Troy area obituaries and funeral services. Bona fide expectant of Rev. Bursar J Brown officiating at Boyce Funeral Home for Maroled Ley Bromley, interment at Oakwood. Other ceremonies include Mrs Emma Milhixer at J John’s Lutheran Church with Rev Rud alls, interment Elmwood Cemetery, and Mrs Ma Ormabee with service at Morris Funeral Home and Albany Rural Cemetery. Additional funerals cover Gustaves Trompaon, Ira Bull, Harold Bromley, Bridget Hickman, Katherine O Conner, Miss Helen Richmond, Miss Freeman, and others with services across Troy Hoosick Falls East Greenbush and Rensselaer.
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Vereid I. Brennay
Maroléd L. Bromley
Boyce Funeral
Bursar J. Brown
Ma Ormebee
Ida Prova Ormabee
F. Ormabee
Fifth Avenue
Brandon
Troy
Abe
Triumph Rebekah Lodge
Women of the Moose
Schenectady
First Baptist Church
da Mae Shultis
Lewis W. Ormabee
Elia Provo
Frank Kepner
Mia
Lillian Bamuela
Wiliam Provo
Morris Funeral Home
Frank Wibial
Poestenkill
Albany Rural Cemetery
Gustavea A. Thompson
Gustaves A. Trompaon
Third Avenue Road
Rensselaer
J. J. Gould
Presbyterian Church of
Apollo Lodge
F. & A.M. Triumph Lodge
Odd ‘Fellows
Old Volunteer Hope Tj
Steamer Co
Hose Be
East Greenbuach
Gardner E. Thompson
Fort Worth
Tex
Mabel Turner
Bertha Thompson
Walter Phillips
Portland
Hoosick Falls
Ira Bull
Erie
Woodlands Cemetery
Cambridge
Breen
Mea
Clayton Fitzpatrick
Azusa
Calif
Mr. Bromley
Harold Bromley
Bryce
Summer J. Brown
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Farnam J
Wilbert R. Warren
Richard Keeler
Joan T
William L. Richards
Oakwood Cemetery
Bridget Hickman
William J. Hickman
Sharpe Nursing Home
Short Hinris
Dublin
Ireland
Hickman
SS Paul the Apostle’s Church
Dennis F. Kenney
John Schruan
Frank Ahearn
Maazapequa
Augusta Meyer
Gotthilf Meyer
Leonard Hospital
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Troy Maennerchor-Damenverein
Lyra Club
Louie A. Clay
Bloomington
Ind
William B. Meyer
Green Island
Miss Richmond
Helen Richmond
Willow
Court St. Mary
C.D.A
John Mahar
Andrew T. Cahill
J. James M. Brahan
Richard Hickey
John Chapman
Henry Cramer
Interenent
St. Mary's Cemetery
Paul K. Lynch
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Walker
Court & Mary
CDA
Frederick A. ¥. Joinger
Florida
Marne
Frisiay
Pointers Union
Miss Freeman
Mise Barah M
Freeman
Sieg Sudawnhy
Sitesi
Wattretessae
Ente Sith
S. Edward Trane
Fin Preac
Beaserx
John Buennsl
May Day Observances Across Europe and Beyond
May Day celebrations span Europe with parades in Praga Vienna and Belgrade and anticipated demonstrations in Belgium Austria and Israel. Leftist and anti communist groups hold rival events while Britain suspends London parades under a ban. In the United States New York plans a large May Day march as Panamanian and South African authorities move to curb Communist activity amid global tensions.
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Workers of All Columtrise
Lenin
Stalin
Praga
Higwest
Europe
Belgium
Communista
Viena
Austria
Ring+airanse
Inner City
Yugoslav Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Belgrade
Athens
Israel
Jewish Federation of Labor
Labor Party
Mapam
London
International Socialist Conference
America
Africa
Asia
Socialist International
Paris
United States
New York
Eighth Avenue
Mosinee
Wis
American Legionnaires
Red
Rosenthal Re elected Potsdam Alumni President at Albany Luncheon
H J Rosenthal, Troy music teacher, was reelected president of the Troy Area Music Alumni Association of Potsdam State Teachers College at a Saturday luncheon at the University Club in Albany. Edna Van Dueee of Round Lake was vice president and Mildred Peirin of Troy became secretary treasurer. Directors include Adam Decker Averill Park and Miss Dorothy Ruxton. Speakers were Edgar G Van Olinda and Helen M Hosmer. The Crane Pipers provided music and Victor Minotti supervised.
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Herman J. Rosenthal
Troy
Troy Area Music Alumni Association
Potsdam
Tate Trachera College
University Club
Albany
Edna van Dueee
Round Lake
Mra
Mildred Peirin
Adam Decker
Averill Park
Misa Dorothy Ruxton
Edgar G. van Olinda
Area Writic
Mins
Holy Name Society elects Samuel Godfrey president at breakfast
Samuel Godfrey was elected president of the Holy Name Society of St. Francis de Sales Church at the annual communion breakfast held yesterday at Germania Hall. He succeeds Joseph Banks. other officers named were John B. Weaver vice president A. Walkinshaw treasurer and Joseph P. Lattke secretary. Approximately 160 members attended the 8 a.m. service before marching to Germania Hall where Rev. Francia Fish spoke on atheism and communism, urging a return to faith and a warning about Russia. Also noted are speakers and church officials. Brunswick health clinics to immunize youngsters against whooping cough diphtheria tetanus and smallpox with schedules at local schools and churches.
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Samuel Godfrey
Holy Name Society
St. Francis de Salés
Germania Jiall
Godfrey
Joseph Banks
Jonn
Weaver
A. Walkinshaw
Iroseph P. Lattke
Aociety
Francia da Sales
German
Father Fish
Russia
Banks
Donald Starks
St. Francis de Sales Thurch
Patrick A. Crowe
Eugene Zak
William Duncan
Brunswick
Dy. T. Z. Baguio
Heath Enlteen
Guam
Mra
Mlaine W. Pleskke
Nuise
Rensselaer County Health Department
Genter Brunswick Methodist Church
Haynereville
Cropstyville
Eagle Mills
Mountain View
Legal Notice in Troy Will and Discontinuance of Alley
The petition of Nora A. Brith of 131 Twelfth Street Troy New York asks the Surrogate Court to prove the last will of Mary Smith and names executors and heirs unknown. A notice cites possible heirs and directs appearance before the Surrogate Court on May 29 to show cause why the will should be admitted to probate. Also a public notice details the Troy Common Council plan to discontinue an alley end near King Street and Union Railroad following a map and legal procedures.
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Nora A. Brith
Twelfth Street
Troy
York
Rensee County
Mary "Smith
Edward J
City of Troy
McChesney & Kesney
Atormeys
Offre
P.O
Cannon Building
Ite
New York
King Jana
King Street
Union
Willem @ Figf
Bureau of Engintesicg
City of
Troy Union
Chambera
Renssear County Court House
Gat Alley
Edward
Tiss
Edward L
Jorph
Ennor
Svante
Bart Ssorahenei
Ras iMaet
F Fas Gtc
Chinese Nation Restoration War News From Formosa
News from Formosa reports Gen Hsueh Yeoh flew to Formosa to coordinate defense. Nationalist navy claims to have sunk Communist small craft near Hainan as Red forces advance within 70 miles of Yulin. Evacuations from Hainan noted as Red regulars approach, with guerrilla posts around Yulin awaiting arrival. May Day border marchers in the American zone chanted anti barrier and nationalist songs.
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Hsueh Yeoh
Hainan Island
Formosa
Hainan
Mainaal
Chen Chi
Fourth Army
Ulin
Yulin
Red
Tetian
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Masonic Temple
Joan Stiles
Bests Rudebush
Victoria Abdelnour
Caral Massey
Barbara Rudebush
Merling
Court St Monica
Catholic Daughters of Amerie
Effin Hancox
Upper Third Street
Alpha Iota
Beta Sigma
Albany Business College
St. Agnes Guild
Ralph Buckhee
Aunbhary
Crales
Hacaixo
LKC
Qiatia IA
NK LD Baal Lia Sjaczi
Hacaixg
Beohop
Mark Dering
Ira
Maytelle Gorman Mead
Mix Maghille Gorman Mead
Robert Forrest
Kenelee Mace
Mre
Mead
Adame
Mass
Thomas
Bessie Garvey Gorman
Puitefeld
Neare
Thomas D. Mead
Mra Forrest
Mary L. Mead
Pittsfield
Milton LL
Edward T. Mead
Springield
Masang Crother
John E. Gorman
Sprngheld
Aradchild
St. Chaclee
Charch
St. Insiphe
Heligan
Richard Mulligan
St. Patrick's Charch
George A. Thrups
Sacred Heart Church
Bouchard
Wit Fiam LeMopnr
Pm. Patrick
Samen E. Gimoré
Tana
Mana
Anf
Estherias O'Commer
Katherine O'Conser
Church of B. Paul
Eaward W. Engilah
Francies
Hicks
Walter J. Torpey
Warn
John A. Kavanaugh
Mt. Patrick's Church
Coboes
William M. Slavin
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Mary I. Weaver
Agnes L. O'Brian
Joseph L. Frank
Donn J. Caney
Walter J. Maloney
Timothy F. O Brien
William Nealon, Jr
William C. Baskin
St. Mary’s Cemetery
J. P. Ambrose
Immaculate Conception
Brorrilt M. Baker
Mercia
Baker
Altamont
Albany County
Ernest Baker
Fredendall
Slate Hill Cemetery
Slate Hult
Knox
Voorheesville
William A. Denton
William A. Dawson
Coheen Hospital
South End
St. Joseph's Academy
St Joseph's Church
St Joseph's Club
Lansingburg
St. Augustine’s Church
Tek
Hughes Brash Co
Ithe
Eugenie Sherman
John Walther
Moe
Dennis Daley
Arthur Dawson
Martha Whittle
June O'Brien
John Z. LaRose
Edgar J. Daley
Patricik O'Brien
Third Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
St Jean's Cemetery
Chrisie
Sylvester J. Pilleworth Joerph
Horan
Martin J. Hogan
John P. Craney
Peter F. Lennon
James J. Carrol
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Pachara PF. Daley
Father Daley
F. A. M. Holtzinger
Moscow
Idano
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Panama Canal
South Africa
Australia
Eric Louw
Miriner
Union of South Africa
ned + Rovernament
Sironhe
Pati Memorshia
Atente
Nationalit
Pretoria
William West
Huntriete Weck
Thomas Perry
Oaksand Cemetery
Loyalty Central First Nation
H. J. Rosenthal
Renee Nat Ae Evel
Holy Ealse
State of New Yorks
Catherine Monahan
Mary H. Smith
Woulme B. Manning
Nefia Sullivan
Anna Smith
Jane
Peter Mmilthe
Thomas F. Seuth, Jr
Anna Marie Shake
Ellen Doocey
Joan Elizanerh Doocey
Andrew T. Overstreet
Helen &. Qveretreet
Jobn Doe
Richard Roe
Joan Boe
Hiehard
Ania
Helen
Atrael
Matslyrlota
Val Merling
Bert
Areese
sDeviem
Henry Rainn
TCR
East
Renee Wes Triad
Saber
Rennedt
Bowen
Chiang
Ron
Thes Heeve
Prowetven
Gilbert Geer, JR
Broadway
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