School 1 Pupils Stage Hospital Day Assembly
Fourth grade pupils at School 1 organized a National Hospital Day assembly featuring a play Woodland Rally, a talent show with songs, poetry, tap dancing and choral selections. Director Mina Mary F Hackett led the program with students including Bernice Epoon Gary Clinton Diana Ludwig Barbara Sweeney Blaine Faiaci Wesley Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Mary F. Hackett
Bernice Epoon
Gary Clinton
Diana Ludwig
Barbara Sweeney
Blaine Faiaci
Wesley Smith
S Hamaa Lee
Paul Hasslinger
James Miller
James Hover
Robert Gervasio
Richard Keefer
Ruth Bronk
Heather Melville
Richard Grogan
Joseph Durand
Patricia Rebhun
James Filkins
Billy Daus
Dorothy Jackson
MariIn Tracy
Ralph Prescott
Ann Marie Bellard
Patricia Sullivan
Bradley Dunham
James Wohlleber
Donald Dunham Lernard Lazarus
Donald Stoddard
John Krashier
Schodack Town Board Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
The Schodack Town Board will meet Thursday at 8 pm in the village hall Castleton on Hudson. The agenda includes standard town business and community matters awaiting discussion by council members.
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Schodack
Hoosac School Alumni Reunion Highlights Sport and Speech
More than thirty Hoosac School alumni and their wives gathered over the weekend for the alumni association reunion. Activities included a noon barbecue at Lewisohn Field House and Thbity Park, a 7 0 loss to the students in a seven inning baseball game, and a banquet at Bouton Hall with remarks by Justice William B. Northup and alum leaders. The program featured student plays and Hoosac songs, plus a sermon by Rev. Meredith B. Wood. Sunday mass was held at All Saints Church in Hoosick.
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Hoonar School
Alumni Association
Actividion
Lewisohn
Hoosacl
Erskine Cottage
Bouton Hall
William B. Northrup
New York Court of Appeala
Sugar W. Hatfield
Edward L. Eliiott
Philadelphia
Minority Pays Bulk of State Tax Says State Report
State Tax Commission findings show five of eight workers are not subject to personal income tax. Ninety percent of tax is paid by 19 percent of filers, while the top 1 percent pay the remaining share. In 1948 about 28 New Yorkers earned over one million dollars. Wages dominate income but yield a smaller share of the tax. business income, though 18 percent of income, provides 26 percent of the tax. Only about 2.4 million of roughly 6.3 million employed were taxed. ~1.1 million filed but owed no tax.
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New York
County 4-H Auction Friday At Frear Park
The Renseclasy County H Coun teil will hold an auction Friday from Tae poi to 12 pm at Jehar Park. Jack Williame will be the auctioneer. Round and Square dancing by Files Orchestra accompany the sale. Items donated by county clubs and Troy stores fund the council treasury.
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Renseclasy
Jehar Park
Jack Williame
Anle
Troy
Funda
Texas Twister Damage Put At Three Million
Amarillo was struck by a tornado that damaged 350 homes and 83 people were injured. Homes suffered over 2.5 million in losses, Tradewinds airport sustained 350000 in damage, while the panhandle wheat crop faced uncertainty as court actions continued in the Massey Harris case.
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Amarillo
Tex
Panhandle
King Four
Texas
Wheatland
Mickey Maguire
Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association
Shelby Kruser
Tradewinds
Hudson
Massey-Harris
Brusing
Richard Harvell
Halistonea
Lawrence W. Allgood
Union
N. J. Ale
Martin M. Kittell
Isadore Bookstein
Bookstein
No. T
Kenneth Kendall
Kin’ Derhook
Round Lake Trustees Name Superintendent
Round Lake trustees appoint Millard Hough as superintendent of the Round Lake Association Grounds and chief of police. Ralph E. Williams resigns after ten months, enabling Hough to take on duties. The vacant post since last year’s resignation is filled as street improvement resumes Burlington Avenue resurfacing. A new parking area along Rowe Park near the Municipal Building aids traffic to the post office and nearby stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Round Lake Association
Millard Hough
Hough
Ralph E. Williams
Obituary notices from Troy area public deaths
Obituaries list James Shephard and several local residents including Mrs Lea Lefebvre and Mr Dorsey. Services scheduled at Bryce Funeral Home and various churches with interments at Elmwood Hill Forest Hills St Josephs Cohoes and Oakwood Cemeteries.
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James Shephard
Bamaritan Hospital
Mong Hines
Alabama
Social Club
River Street
Ma Wax
Toppers Club
Georgia Booker
Bryce Funeral Home
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Lea Lefebvre
Lag Lefebvre
Arthur B. Desautels
Greenwich
Harvey Desautels
St. Joseph's Church
Coboes
Bleeckee Avenue
Joseph Lefebvre
Mis. James B O'Connell
Ovser F. Lefebvre
Desautels
St. Jean Baptiste Churcdh
Selma
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Cohoes
Sardar
Terminiello ruling and oil case mark Supreme Court actions
The Supreme Court issued opinions on Terminiello and a government suit to claim submerged lands off Texas and Louisiana. Justices Vinson and Frankfurter criticized the majority's handling of jury charge issues. Terminiello, now a Pensacola pastor, faced prior suspension and retraction. The court schedules four remaining term sessions through June 20, with over fifty cases awaiting decision. Labrador iron ore output is noted as a future 19 million tons yearly expectation.
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Douglas
Vinson
Frankfurter
Terminiello
Texas
Louisiana
Labrador
Four Trojans Pass State Bar Examinations
Four applicants from Troy passed the New York State Bar examinations held March 2 and 3, as announced by the State Board of Law Examiners. Named are George A. Dixon of R. D. 3, Justin Mahoney of 3247 Sixth Avenue, C. Fred Schwarz of 451 Broadway, and Frederick Walsh of 39 Wire Street.
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Cee We
State Board of Law
George A. Dixon
R. D
Justin Mahoney
Sixth Avenue
C. Fred Schwarz
Broadway
Frederick FR
Walsh
Wiret Street
Women of Moose Observe Anniversary Dinner in Troy
Members of the Troy Chapter Women of the Moose host a banquet at the Turf Inn to mark the 28th anniversary of the local lodge. About 665 members passed examinations out of 1,383 applicants while Corsage presentations and a guest speaker from the Appellate Division highlighted the event.
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Troy
Women of the Moose
Turf Inn
Frances Ramroth
Peter Mannigan
Appellate Division
Troy Lodge
L.C
Virginia Bertrand
William A. Hoag
Street
Renaselac
Richard J.may Tones
Bartlett
Grove Street
Glens Falls
John J. Bennett
South Street
Joseph Kelley
Main Street
Hudson Falls
Women of the Weg We Save Troy Chapter Meeting
Members meet tomorrow night at Young's Hall to nominate officers and initiate a class of candidates. Mrs. Ramroth will preside over the gathering.
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Troy
Women of the
Young’s Hall
Armenian Church Celebrates Jubilee in Troy
The fiftieth anniversary of St. Peter's Armenian Apostolic Church in Troy was celebrated with Bishop Tiran of North America visiting and delivering the principal address at a jubilee banquet. Rev. Papken Varjabedian directed the service as Bishop Tiran spoke on unity and shared responsibility.
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St. Peter's
Armenian Apostolic Church
Petersburg Pastor Tops 12th Anniversary Club Program
Rev. John McMath Mitchell of Petersburg Methodist Church delivered the principal address at the 12th anniversary program of the Troy Burns Club Auxiliary. The event featured Jack Lamdars from Schenectady, bagpipe acts by David Murray and Mrs. William Miller, and others. The visiting delegation was led by John B. Whillippe, president of the Troy Burns Club. The event marked a 46 year history and noted the dome of a local cathedral remains intact after four decades.
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Ae —Weens
D. Jay Snyder
Eighth Avenue
Albany County
Troy
Eddy
Mr. Snyder
Bertha J. Walker Snyder
Ine Iaiguen
Lottie
Helen Snyder
Wilfred DesGranges
Rhode Isle
Snyder
Diamond Rock Lodge
Yestardny
Second Avenue
St Augustine's Church
John J. Forman
Cathedral of the Imminerate Conception
Albany
Emile Watricala
Norman
Edward Jang Herbert Langevin
Charles
Robert Sherlock
Joseph Lajeunesse
Father Forman
Daniel J. Driscoll
St. Mary's Cemetery
Waterford
David Murray
Mra Wilam Miller
Neo Laird
Jona B. Shirley John BR. Whillipe
Trey Burne Chih
Civil Service Exam Filing Date Extended
The State Civil Service Commission extended the filing deadline from May 13 to June 17 for the July 23 examination for the assistant interviewer position. About 800 jobs in the Division of Placement and Unemployment Insurance will be filled after establishment. Starting salary is $2,346. Applications available at local Employment Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Civil Service Commission
J. Edward Conway
Commission
State Employment Service Office
Saratoga County Grand Jury Names Officers for May Term
Rolland Hubbs of Clifton Park named foreman of the Saratoga County grand jury that convened for the May term in Saratoga Springs. Mrs Willam B Ingmire of Saratoga Springs named assistant foreman and Elaine Melander of Malta appointed clerk. John F. Devie district attorney and Carl J. King assistant DA will present cases this week.
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Rolland Hubbs
Clifton Park
Saratoga County
Saratoga Springs
Willam B. Ingmire
Sarat
Tora Springs
Elaine Melander
Malta
John F. Devie
Distret
Carlon J. King
Aamistant
NLRB Board Overrules Counsel in Labor Case Ability
The National Labor Relations Board unanimously ruled it can refuse to consider labor practice cases brought by the General Counsel. The five-member board said Congress did not intend that the General Counsel determine all actions carrying out Taft-Hartley policies. The decision voided two cases brought by Denham, one against a union and one against an employer.
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Washington LP
National Labor Relations Board
Robert N. Das Jan
Ustair
Denham
Congress
Photographic stores claim limited interstate effect under Taft-Hartley
The board said these stores are only remotely connected to interstate commerce and thus should not be governed by the Taft-Hartley Act. The remark concerns the reach of federal labor law over local photography businesses and their operations.
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Far
Eet
Glam Lake Association Meeting Tonight at Glass Lake Hotel
The Glam Lake Association holds a swing meeting tonight at 8 30 p m at the Glass Lake Hotel. Floyd Tutt will preside and Verne the magician provides entertainment for attendees.
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Glam Lake Association
Glass Lake Hotel
Floyd Tutt
Verne
Magician
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Casey
Duteval Parler
Nemagayer
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Wittnauer Hamilton, Bulova, Longines
E. S. Haldeman & Sons Jewelers
Cor
Fulton
Frith Ave
Simger Drop Head Sewing Machines
Creme
R B
River ST
County
Frear Park
Round Lake Trustees
Rea
Anna Dempsey
George B. Dempsey
Fifth Avenue
Anna Flynn
James A
Anna Fields Flynn
Wear
Thomas Flynn
St. Mary's Church
Charles A. Flynn
Plainfield
N. J
J. W. Burns’ Sons
St John's Cemetery
John Graber
Fursrat
John H. Lodge
Fifth Ave
St. Peter's Church
Michael F. English
W. Leo McCarthy
Hugh
Harold
Joan
Charles Graber
John
Joseph Galvin
Gerald F. Clune
Voutiner
Charles I. Faulsner
Nisee
Josaph Luce
Tenth Avenue
Woeterviiet
Barnabas’ Church
Paul D. Collins
Alfred Golding
Louis Hulatrum
Frank Faulkner
Frederick
Malcolm
Leonard Niels
Joseph Luce
Patrick DeCresanso
Mt. Ide I
Broadbent
Curtis W. Broadbent
Mason Funeral Chapel
Lanningburg
John Madsen
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Beerey
David Stughes
Herbert Connors
Rhinehardt W. Smith
Charles B. Lisle
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Dorsey
James P. Dorsey
B. F. Rudiaill
St. John's Lutheran Church
Cluett-Peabody & Co
Bar
Wassedi
Armenian Church
Moxien
Amour Pucla
NTF
Saratoga County Grand Jury
Colman
Capitol District
Ulead
Tubver
Phome Albany
NLRB
Gamera Exchange
Frenklin Squere
Trey
W. Yr
Beltone
Joseph Lechner
Limerich’s
Phong
W. G. G. Ben
Baltone
Charles H. Limerick
N.Y
Limerick
Jean and
Helen Ponsolle
Hotel Pyrenees
Snell, Eee
Shell
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