Veteran Dettmer Dies After Fall at Holmad Grave Site
A World War II veteran, Dettmer, aged seventy something, died after falling from a step while painting a cross at a Holmad New York grave site near his mother's final resting place. He suffered a skull fracture and had cared for his mother since her death.
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Princess Margaret to Visit Pope Today Amid Protests
Princess Margaret is expected to meet Pope Pius XII today in Rome. A British legation spokesman said final details were incomplete but the audience would likely occur. Buckingham Palace indicated King George won’t oppose the meeting as a personal matter, despite Protestant opposition.
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Plans Completed For Hobby Show At Local Little Theater
Plans are set for a community hobby show sponsored by the Council of Jewish Women at Russell Laze College Little Theater Sunday from 2 to 5 pm. Exhibits will be insured and taken to the theater on show day from 10 am to noon with entries received until Tuesday.
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Communion break fast set at Troy Country Club
The Women’s Club of Sacred Heart Church plans a Sunday May 15 break fast after the 8:30 a.m. mass at Troy Country Club. Rev. Richard D. Dinneen of College of St Rose will be the speaker. Cochairs Mrs. George F. Nuttall and Mrs. A. W. Stevens announce committee heads for invitations reservations decorations finances reception tickets and publicity.
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Edward J. Nuttall
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Helen Braham
Kenneth LaChapelle
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Representative Keefe Urges Action on Toxic Chemicals in Food
Washington U S representative Meete of Wisconsin urged Congress to form a special House investigating committee to study the sale and use of dangerous chemicals marketed as food additives. He warned that new chemicals could be commercialized for food before their risks are known, risking public health as highly toxic substances reach households daily.
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Albin Andersen
William Acevedo
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