Allan Dixon Is New President Of Bagh Milla Volunteer Fire Co
Allan Dixon a Troy attorney and newly elected president of the Bagh Milla Volunteer Fire Co assumed the office at the monthly meeting held at the fire house last night. Other officers elected last month also took office including Emil Riegera first vice president Kenneth Simmons second vice president Charles Vogt treasurer Paul Knipple secretary Maynard Dixon fire chief John Lyndh first assistant chief George Houser second assistant chief and Carl Shaver director for four years.
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Allan Dixon
Troy
Bagh Milla Volunteer Fire Co
Dixon
Emil Riegera
Kenneth Simmons
Charles Vogt
Paul Knipple
Maynard Dixon
John Lyndh
George Houser
Carl Shaver
School district ballots yield mixed results across towns
Voters across multiple districts in Town of Grafton and Brunswick reelected school officers, approved budgets, and considered transportation and renovation plans. Several districts saw budget increases, centralization proposals defeated, and new committees formed to study pupil transport and school improvements.
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District 12
Theodore Baker V
Timothy Burns
Willard Flynn, Jr
Darwin Sherman
Anthony Ferrara
Imuster
Roland Walker
Eve Anderson
Dorothy Benson
Colonie
Dietsiet ii
Losdonsade Caren
John Foreryi
Edwin PD
Waterfeld
Kabwlla J. Shriver
Kenneth K. Darrow
Troy
Harold G. Fisther
Garfeld School Association
Dintetet
Brumawick
Brunswick
White Church
I Lelie Reckner
George Gummer
Raymond Pollock
Merrill Lee
Phost
Mrx
Frances Booth
Kenneth, H. White
Ciuma Corners
Theodore Hoffman
Pauline Lavigne
Ruth Johnston
Lanningburg
Irving Gordon
Helen Downey
Francis McKnight
Haynerafyllle
Charles Davin
George Tarbok
Floyd Hayner
Moody
Carl Smith
Mary Ryan
Dorothy Dzembo
Tigvide Transportation
Mittee
J. Girvin Cluett
Albert Chismark
Ralph E. Houston
John W. McCarthy
Wesley C. Baylis
Andrew Dezerrbo
Ella Dunwoody
All
Town of
John Derrick
Syea
John E McCabe
Richard
Stassen Attacks Truman in Kansas City Obituary Note
Political figure Stassen comments on President Truman and his administration, criticizing campaign tactics and health care plans while praising constructive GOP aims. The article covers remarks at a church event, reactions to Truman’s policies, and notes on related political debates.
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Americas
Truman
Staanen
Bronnen
Con. Breas
Congress
White House
Staasen
Willl
Coulee Dam
Hoover
Ofien
Roose
Frank J
J. Callahan
Patrick J
Gavin
St Joseph's
Ceme- Missouri Bandstery
Father Hicks
Washington
Hollywood
Capitol
Stassin
America
Stassen
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Blue Cross
South
Troy Seeks VFW Convention Bid at Albany Meet
Troy delegates from Trojan Post Lao H. Blume Post and South Troy Post prepare to present Troy as a candidate for the 17 state VFW convention during the Third District gathering in Albany. Final decision at the June Rochester state convention. The Albany dinner will honor Rep. Williams Byrne of Loudonville for efforts to win a Veterans Administration Hospital in Albany. Fourteen areas are represented in the Third District.
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Troy
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Albany
Trojan Post
Lao H. Blume
South Troy Post
Rochester
Bpon Sora
Wil Ham
Byrne
Loudonville
Veterans Administration
Adrian Grobamith
National V.F.W
Lattimore Under Fire Over Lectures and Ties to Communists
Lattimore faced hard questions about a possible Tom Mooney School lecture and links to Communist figures. He questioned witnesses, defended his wife’s possible speech, and criticized McCarthy and Budenz while dismissing Freda Utley’s testimony as unfounded.
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Lattimore
Miss Utley
Unt
Budenz
Les
McCarthy
Tatamores
Charies McCarthy
Challenr
Hicken Coper
Hickenlooper
Lews
People's World
Itimore
Harriet Levine Chi
United Nations
Chi
Morgan
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Walter Hines Page
Wisconsin
Freda Utley
Stave Department Established Later Renamed State
The article notes the Stave Department was established under Tommie Afar, later renamed within two months, on September 14. It mentions the name change to the Triant Dagiadiment of State and clarifies the sequence of events.
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Tommie Afar
Triannt Dagiadiment of State
Night Patrol Arrests Area Man For Speeding
Troy mole cycle police halted a speeding driver early today. Frank Fatone, 24, of Arch Street Greesland, was cited for 50 mph on Second Avenue and left a $25 bond at Central Police Station for court appearance. Officers Arthur Finkle and James L. Flyon led the midnight patrol against speeders and red light violators from 3 to 5 am.
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Troy
Arthur Finkle
James L. Flyon
Frank Fatone
Polise Ts
Arch Street
Grees Laland
Second Avenae
Central Police Station
Ciashera
Retired Professor Bates Dies in Tioga Village
Robert C. Bates, longtime educator and former NAS president, died yesterday at his Tioga County home. Bates taught 40 years at Tome School for Boys Port Deposit Maryland and four years at Elmira Reformatory.
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Spencer
Robert C. Bates
National Education Association
Tioge County
Baten
Tome School For Boys
Port Deposit
Elmira Reformatory
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Latimore
State Department
Lattimoree
MacCarthy
Wilnel Io
Laitimere
Lashenix
Ats
Hephen Protus
Grafton
Bruce Hislop
Dra
Gladys Burdick
Robert
Whittmer
Minitrer
Mary Bailey
Jennie Feathers
Charles Simmons
la Versé Brenenetuhl
Edward Jones
Agnes Boomhower
Claude Boomhower
Francis Johnson
Mantsich
Houpglek
Adolph Marker
Laurides Hoffman
Breshie Hollow
Raymond Hoagmas
William Sipperly
Carl Lotinés
Bunkirk
Bosworth
Charles C. Hunt
Earl Sherman
Walloomnse
Hazel Baldwin
Arthur Baldwin
Howard Borat
Johnson Hill
Mary O'Malley
James Hoag
Vincent Burns
North Heosick
E. Merritt Ashworth
Emma Blowers
Cokractor
Helen Hogan
Southwest Hoosick
Maivin W. White
Arthur R. Sweet
Anthony Wilwol
Walter C. Baker
Hopalck
Charles Phite
Edward Baker
Clarence Mosley
Mra
Ruby Pine
Graves
Harry van Hagfin
Allison Wynsock
Camilla Cottrell
James Smith
Upper Walloomsac
Potter Hill
Alvin Smith
Arnold Kuebler
Ellsworth Stavens
James North
Edith North
Leverett LeBarron
Mapletown
Ale
Ralph Hall
Marion Lobnes
Harry Chane
William 3. Hewgon, Jr
Stanley Rimkuhas
William Bayer
James Fro
Helene Haylor
Ralph Millington
Iusice
Agnes Bratt
Kate Bridge
Newtonsilin
Una
Joe
Lamhesete Ahhwae
Themar Sradehay
Erist
Brunesick
Vetere
Terrer
Riumemich
Donald WeeterGeld
Atuetee
State Board of Edinertion
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Rtate
Carl Jones
Tamarac
Norman Miller
Robert Perkins
Fort Ann
Cateen
Fatah
Tischarme
Alpha F
Terignel
Carenhee
Matainga
Ratataga Springs
Sarateca Sprines High School
Josa K Reeve
Pendergast School of
Kansas City, MO
Mr. Dawson
William A. Dawson
Waa
Third Avenue
St. Augustne‘s
Thomas A. Kelly
Emile Catjucala
Domine Jean Christe
Harry A. Markham
Eugene V. McCarthy
Harry D. Shannon
Charles T. Boutin
St. Jean's Cemetery
Father Kelly
Tek-Hughes Co
Watervliet Aramal
Cohoes Hospital
Bristol
John Carter
Robert Davis
Fern K Benton
Fort Edward
Ivan Fox
Scheol
Charles Bolton
Clarence Sanders
Clark
Dresden
Washington County
Henry J. Benac
Cora Bartholones
Leonard Huntington
Nn Rey
George A. Denue
Mildred C. Groves
Tillinghast Avenue
Menands
New Salem
Watervliet
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Mary E. Orlep
Bayonne
N. J
Jennie Kennedy
Philadelphia
Denne
Philip Luke Ward
Virginia City
Mont
Bryce
Fifth Avenue
Bradley J. Folensbee
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Ryan
Catherine
V.F.W
Tearty
the Furriers
Words Stores
Millers Music Store
Ler Opel
Callahan
Jes
Norman T. O'Connor
Kenneth A. Cottrell
Patrick J. Kivilh
Raymond Thibodeau
Jona J. Wallace
John A Corey
Bouchard
St.Mary's Cemetery
Mr. Drzewiecki
Francis W. Drzewiecki
Twenty-fourth Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Boleslaus M. Watroba
Bronislaus J. Mendel
Joseph N. Chmielewski
Leon Bymanski
Walter Fenherly
Michael Whittle
William Mihhalsky
Rocco Babowicz
John Comproski
William Wetingartner
Immaculate Conception
Father Watroba
Mre Tanu
Elizabeth H. Mineville
UPI
Jack Armstrong
LaDu
Yester
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
Karl Eisen
Menger
Oliver Presbyter
Republic Steel Corp
Oakwood
Imine
Night Patrol
Quandt’s
Waterford
Ecuritt Maple
Ensemble
Gumble
Eady
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