Waterview Council seeks rate protection at crossing upgrades
The Waterview council asks the State Department of Public Service to require flashing lights and 24 hour attendants at two D and H railroad crossings Twenty third Street and Twenty fifth Street. They oppose the plan by G H Caley vice president and general manager of the railroad for only flashing lights with guards. The department suggested a warning detector and gate status signs. council wants guards to operate manual gates around the clock. Hearing last month directed rail to provide micro protection before June 36.
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Waterview
State Department of Public Service
D& Dh
Department of Public Service
State Department
Sports Hop Staged at Watervliet High School
The Thaliat Society of Watervliet High postpones from April 13 to a dance held at the high school gym Saturday. Committees organize tickets, decorations, refreshments, and door sales. Chattie Randall’s orchestra will provide music with faculty advisor Miss Be.
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Thaliat ‘Society of Watervliet
Franklin
Roosevelt
Tee
Barbara Wilfamking
Josephine Bol
Eleanor Litenfeld
Ruth Mt Mitlere
Ans. Fianigen
Stee
Beverly Mendrickson
Barbdura
Aytes- Worthere
Marlene’ Belsky
Jean Dinallo
Jannis ‘Dester
Baily Delory
Marjorie Pryor
Patricia Lamkins
Rose Martin
Peper Peters
Helen Denne
Wickers
Sig
Thalian, Society
Chattie
Randall
Jean Riley
Patricia Kelly
Watervliet Legion Plans July Carnival at Schuyler Flats
The American Legion Lt Sohn A Patten Post announces a July carnival at Schuyler Flats to fund the post building, with adjutant Sigar Sambel G Wise named carnival chairman by Commander Alfred C Meneely. Proceeds support the post building fund and summer events are planned. A May 26 steam supper is scheduled at the post rooms. Merit awards were given to Robert Luce Jacob Surtle John Herrington and John Kondiles for Junior Youth Club activities at First Presbyterian Church.
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Sohn A. Patten Post
American Legion
Schuyler Flats
County American Legion Committee
Robert Luce
Jacob Surtle
John Herrington
John Kondiles
Firet| Presbyterian Church
Watervliet Chorus Artist Plans Spring Program
Watervliet Chorus presents a program by Miss Lydia Summers on Tuesday at the Civic. Fern Shepmac accompanies for Summers who will perform creation, Beethoven, Schubert, Strauss, Bizet selections and others. The concert concludes the series with a range of sacred, folk and classical airs.
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Lydia Summers
Epting
Bes
Fern Shepmac
Pigue
Miss Summers
Creation Dyer Beethoaven
Schubert
Strauss
Angus Dei
Bizet
Brockway Frog West
Kentucks Sfountain
Toby
Brockway
Watervliet Furniture Dealers Warned on Price Ceilings
The OPA at Watervliet warns all dealers in clothing, textiles, furniture and home furnishings that item ceilings may be used by Friday. Ceiling prices take effect May 1. dealers not confirming receipt by then cannot sell items in these classes. Dry goods and furniture firms should submit ceiling prices to the Albany district office for prompt acknowledgments.
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Watervliet
OPA
Albany
Maplewood Storehouse Damaged by Blaze
Firefighters from Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department led by Chief Joseph Hetho battled an early morning blaze at a rear storehouse owned by Mr. Zontich on Craig Street. The fire, quickly halted after about forty hours devotions and related church activities were noted in the same column.
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John Zoniteh
Craig Street
Maplewood
Joseph Hetho
John Sennick
Stephen Rentz
Nicholas. Afarsinsky
Zontich
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Charea Joo
Watervliet Churches Hold Services and Meetings
North Reformed Church ministers led by Rev Henry J Burggraaff and Rev Henry F Hamlin with John D De Voge represented Myrin Re formed Church at Chatham yesterday. Midweek service to be conducted this evening by Burggraaff with Miss Ruth Wax Kampen assisting. senior choir rehearsal tomorrow afternoon. The Willing Workers meet at Mrs Fred Shoemaker’s home in Watervliet. Funeral of Mrs Sarah Weaton held yesterday at 9 a.m. from 127 First Street and 9 29 a.m. at St Patrick’s Church with Rev Edmund Gibbons as celebrant and Rev James Hanrahan deacon. Interment at St Patrick’s Cemetery.
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North
Fred Shoemaker
Sixteenth Street
Waterviiet
Sarah
Weaton
First Street
St. Bridget's Church
Edmund ¥. Gibbons
James P. Hanrahan
Rex John F. Bourke
Joseph Hervieux
Joseph “Duclose
Heart of Jesus
Patrick
William
Lansing
Newton
John McBride
John Holden
Leonard McMynn
St Patrick’s Cemetery
Father Hanrahan
Father Bourke
Rosary Society
Maplewood School District Names Board Trustees
Maplewood School District reelected Stephen Sally to his ninth term as trustee and named Peer Chochta Peter Ros tystes and Harry P Harris clerk. Taxpayers approved a budget of 823,451 with little change and a 2700 improvement item for the school grounds. John Hoda chaired the meeting.
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Maplewood
Stephen Sally
Peer Chochta
Peter Roson
Tystes
Harry P. Harris
John Hoda
Watervliet Bowlers Celebrate Hitler Death
Watervliet bowlers at the Masonic Temple displayed a sign promising closure on Hitler funeral day and celebrated his reported death. Manager Samuel G Wise announced the celebration would last a full week and that competition was suspended until Monday.
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Hitler
Wintervliet
Ma+sonic Temple
Samuel G. Wise
Mr. Wise
Decorated Maplewood Soldier Returns Home for Convalescence
Pvt. John Tanchak, a Maplewood native wounded in the China Burma theater, is convalescing at Fort Dix New Jersey after five days with his mother. He wears the Silver Star Bronze Star and Presidential Unit Citation and Purple Heart. His sister Fic Ano Tanchak serves with the WAC at Camp Crowder Missouri. They plan furlough together once he leaves hospital. A Theta Rho Blue Belle Girls Club initiation is planned with five new members.
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John Tanchak
Mary Tanch
Craig Street
Maplewood
Tiiton
Fort Dix
N. J
Camp Crowder
Tanchak
Il Duce Bravado in Crowd Reveals Hidden Cowardice
An article by Sergio, once Mussolini's interpreter, recounts Mussolini's love of power and public bravado versus private cowardice. It details episodes from Venice in 1935 and his behavior before partisans, illustrating a leader who shunned danger when isolated.
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Nowe
Aldea
Sergio
Benito Musso‘ Fixi
New York City
New York
Bongo
Hitler
Venice
Mussolini
Hnandal
Hinev
Electinn
Sorissists
Reichstag
der. Fuehrer
Napoleon
Stra
Austria
Mussolini and the Ghost of a Public Figure in 1930s Italy
An OCR fragment discusses Mussolini's public persona and manipulation of publicity, noting his use of charm and controlled visits with foreigners. It mentions a Roman soothsayer who warned of a violent death in 1938 and was later arrested, implying danger surrounding the dictator and his inner circle.
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Tyrrhenian
Pena
Mussolini
Proog Limonsine
Bek
Ty Woake
Gotoher
Abe
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Marion Mason
Betty Dakiem
Harold J. Lar
Mire
Harold J. Larkin
Broadway
San Juan
Porto Rico
Watervliet Elks
Watervliet High
Watervliet Legion
Watervliet Chorus
Gallagher
Ninth Street
First Avenue
Arsenal
H. Duce
Chia Peister
Benito Mussolini
Maria di San Seroni
Milan
Maplewood Poll
Theta Rho Blue Belle
Cluir
Ena Odd
Fellows
Margaret
Bagnardi
Jean Schoonmaker
Margaret Leicht
the Manufacturers National Bank OF Troy
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Biway
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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