Quarterly Loss Reported By L E K Lines Bus Co
L E K Lines Inc of Mechanicville told the Public Service Commission hearing in Albany that the first quarter losses totaled 14000 dollars as it seeks fare increases across its Troy area routes. The hearing, led by George N. Mack, adjourned after the company presented its case with no objections voiced. The request proposes about a five cent rise at roughly 100 fare points and higher commuter tickets while operations cover Mechanicville Troy Saratoga Springs Schuylerville Ballston Spa Schenectady and Albany.
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J.B.K. Lines, Inc
Mechanicville
Bedia
Troy
Publc Service Commission
State Offee
Albany
George N. Mack
Ong
P.W.C
PWC
Commission Card
Saratoga Springs
Chuylerville
Ballaton Apa
Bchenectady
Clifton Park Firemen Dance to Benefit Community
Clifton Park volunteer firefighters stage their fifteenth annual charity dance at Clepela’s Hall on the road between town and Mechanicville. The event features The Vita’s Orchestra with 8:30 p.m. start, plans for refreshments, and entertainment while a captured raccoon from Sage College is discussed as possibly a former pet.
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Jimmy
St Rensselaer County Court House
Troy
Russell Sage College
Gamathia
Wardall Molloy
Grafton
Rage Hall
Any
Tyran P. Molloy
Seventeenth Street
Isks
Molloy
Clifton Park Deimar
Clepela
Mechanicville
Frank
TheVita
John Sitterly
State Conservation Department
Sage College
Michigan
Court House
Saxe College
Northwest Promised Land Faces Postwar Boom
Hal Boyle surveys the Pacific Northwest as a booming postwar frontier with rapid growth, rising housing and industry, strained power supplies, and cautious residents wary of crowding. Seattle might outpace L A and rival New York, while locals value unspoiled recreation and self-reliance amid rapid change.
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Hal Boyle
Beattie
Pacific l Northwest
Beaver
United States
Florida
Seattle-Tacoma
Northwest
Portland
Seattle
West Coast
Los Angeles
New York City
Far East
Europe
Pacific Northwest
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Williams Plans Sabbatical Leave Restoration at Williams College
Williams College trustees vote to restore sabbatical leaves in 1951 after a 19 year suspension. New Wave plan offers options of full year at three quarters pay or half year at full pay for tenured faculty. Several faculty changes include John Jay as athletic director, Aspinwall as assistant chemistry professor, and Laursen as assistant economics professor amid approved leaves and new appointments.
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Williams College
Board of Trustees
Fulis
Area Physician Dr John Rankin MacEiroy Honored by State Medical Society
Dr John Rankin MacEiroy 78 of Jonesville received the outstanding general practitioner honor from the State Medical Society in New York City. A New York dinner honored him with attendance by Dr J Stanley Kenney and other officials. He graduated Albany Medical College in 1894 and has practiced in Jonesville since. His wife Clare Tanner of Cohoes, and son Dr Denaki G MacElroy of Schenectady, are noted. The society debated a loyalty oath for members, fearing legal complications.
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John Rankin MacEiroy
Jonesville
Saratoga County
New York City
State Medical Society
New York State
Atate Group
MacElroy
J. Stanley Kenney
New York
Albany Medical College
Denaki G. MacElroy
Fichenectady
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L.E.K. Lines
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Muelfel
Richard Marshall
Berk Bay
River and
Middleburg Sts
Tex
Bernier
Third ST
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Seis Orem
Otrount
TVR
Rogers
Erners Jewelers
OPT! Mat
Ww. Y
Clifton Park
T, da Neaner Rever
Berners
U. S
Zed Fleet
Ae. Berner
Medical Society of State Honors
Tara Nace
Berk Ray Building
Poplin
Gabardine Slack Boys
Cordereys
Richard Marshall Factory
Coats
Troy, N.Y
Newt
River ST
Trey, N.Y
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