County Roads Inadequate Says Speaker At Court House
Robert J. Schillinglaw of the New York Good Roads Association charged Rennselaer County has the oldest road pavement in the state and 100 miles of roads meeting only colonial-era standards. He cited the Red Mill Road built in October 1904 and argued for state funds to improve travel facilities, criticizing motorist revenue not earmarked for roads. John H. Huber outlined a plan to allocate motorist revenue gradually to roads, proposing a bond issue for an equalization fund. Russell T. Westbrook presided.
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Renseda County
Robert J. Schillinglaw
New York Good Roads Association
Rennelaer County
Court House
Red Mill Road
Rennaselaer
Couse
Theas
John H. Huber
Russell T. Westbrook
Latham Hosts Dinner for Principal Ahead of Election
Democratic nominee Senator Francis J. Myers faced skeptical remarks at a testimonial dinner in Pennsylvania. Latham praised Myers while the incumbent warned voters that the outcome in November will hinge on the larger Atlantic Pact debate and local sentiment.
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Francis J. Myers
Myers
Manamian
Pennsylvania Republicans rally behind Duff after primary
In a tightly fought Pennsylvania Republican primary voters backed Duff amid a party split. Duff's victory drew praise from national chairmen and senators forecasting strong November support, while Grundy supporters faced a split that could affect the fall ticket.
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John J. Kunkel
Pennnsylvania
Frederick
Bureau
Elemen- Pennsylvania
Keating
Tary
Grundy
Dull
G.O.P. Inter
Guy G. Gabrielson
Expert Scouts Weather Effects Of Rainmaking
The city rainmaker claimed his experiments did not affect weather outside the Catskills region. Dr. Wallace Howell, city meteorologist, said any influence would be limited to the Catskills and nearby areas. Ernest Christie of the Weather Bureau discounted citywide effects, noting rain requires existing clouds and that only God can create them.
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New York
Catekill
Wallace E. Howell
Catskills
Ernest J. Christie
U. S. Weather Bureau
Howell
Junior Auxiliary Election At Abe Chasan Building
The Junior Auxiliary elected its officers last night at Abe Chasan Building. Elected were Ruth Jalet as president Merie FitzPatrick as vice president Margaret Bove as secretary Diane Ludwig as treasurer and Marjorie FitzPatrick as guilds head.
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Sona
Abe Chasan
Ruth Jalet
Merie FitzPatrick
Margaret Bove
Diane Ludwig
Marjorie FitzPatrick
Earthquakes Recorded at Pasadena and Japan Distances
Two exceptionally heavy quakes were recorded at the California Institute of Technology yesterday. The shocks occurred at distances of about 5 000 to 6 000 miles, including one off Japan, signaling strong seismic activity near Pasadena and Galveston region.
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Pasadena
Japan
California Institute of Technology
Esterdar
Merchants Weigh Summer Hours At Dinner Meeting
The Retail Merchants Bureau will vote on summer store hours at a dinner meeting tonight at The Annex. President Alvan Gumble will preside, with officers of the Chamber of Commerce expected to attend.
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Retail Merchants Bureau
Annex
Alvan
Gumble
Chamberlet Commerce
School Directors Hold Annual Meeting in Rensselaer County
Allan A. Hayner was reelected chairman and Arleigh Fish, secretary at the annual dinner and meeting of the Board of School Directors and Town Supervisors of the First Supervisory District of Rensselaer County held Tuesday night at Cropseyville. Elton J. Hakes, district superintendent, submitted his annual report for approval. The session occurred at the Amber Lantern Tea Room.
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Allan A. Hayner
Arleigh 2. Fish
Renaselaer County
Cropseyville
Elton J. Hakes
Amber Lantern Tea Room
Exempla 30 Day Round Trip Tray to Boston Jubilee
Boston event promotion offers a 30 day round trip tray to Boston at 13.29 dollars tax included. The campaign invites travelers to enjoy the Big Jubilee and take the train for a relaxed excursion.
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Boston
Waynick to direct Point Four aid program recall
Ambassador Capus M Waynick is recalled from Nicaragua to lead the new Point Four aid program. Undersecretary James E Webb announced urgency in launching the effort with the United Nations to raise living standards in backward lands. Congress action is expected on a $35 million, one year plan to supply American and train foreign technicians.
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Washington
Capus M. Waynick
Nicaragua
James E. Webb
State Department
United Nations
Congress
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