Rensselaer Council Lets Water Contract
The Rensselaer Common Council awarded two major contracts including 79,450 to D A Collins Construction for the base of a 4,000,000 gallon steel water tank and 58,770 to Callanan Improvement Co for repaving Broadway and Third Street. A hearing for tax exemptions and city indebtedness was set, and a police cruiser purchase of 1,500 was authorized.
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New York City
Federal Department
Glenn
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Kent
John
Academy
Pine
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Harrison Avenues
Albany Port Commission
Niagara Afakasel Ron
School Board and Railroad land talks press for new high school
Negotiations between the Rensselaer Board of Education and New York Central Railroad over about two dozen acres south of the Maiden Lane bridge continue. Superintendent Joseph V. Reilly expects to announce a possible completion soon, while the board authorizes a land survey after sale negotiations. New staff appointments include a secretary and two teachers, and Memorial Day grounds access is granted to Fort Crailo Post for the parade.
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Rensselaer Board of Education
New York Central Railroad
Maiden Lane Bridge
Broadway
Rensselaer
Joseph V. Reilly
Reilly
John J. Malone
Marie Higgins
Louis H. Dutcher
van Rensselaer High School
Dorothy Cole
Board of Education
City Hall
William Irving
Higgins
Civil Service
Gail Higgins
Hampton Manor
State University College At
Potsdam
Edith Nevin
ValleyStream
State University At
Albany
Fort Crailo Post
American Legion
Richard Nucci
Hart Hose Unit Lists Meeting
The Hart Hose Company No. 3 of the Rensselaer Fire Department will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. with Charles Snyder presiding. All members are urged to attend to hear a discussion on several insurance problems by Raymond G. Delaney of Rensselaer. Plans will be discussed for several other events for the summer.
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Hart Hose Company
Rensselaer Fire Department
Charles Snyder
Raymond G. Delaney
Rensselaer
Rites Held For Daniel F Martuscello Of Troy
Funeral services for Daniel F. Martuscello a Troy native and World War II troop ship pilot were held from Anthony Matera Funeral Home and St. Anthony Church. A Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated with Rev. DeLuca and deacons Rev. Tarantino and Rev. Ciuffo. Bearers included Frank Romano and others. Burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery with Father Tarantino and Rev. Korkemaz officiating.
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Daniel F. Martuscello
Troy
Whitehall
Anthony £. Matera
St. Anthony’s Church
Thomas A. DeLuca
O.F.M
Cornelius Tarantino
Augustus Ciuffo
Frank Romano
Joseph
John Bulmer
John Flood
Angelo Zullo
Walter Richards
Richard Whimple
James Kline
Tarantino
Paul Korkemaz
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Bridge Club Honors and Weekend Returns This Week
Mrs Chandler Whyland hosted her bridge club on Thursday with refreshments and prizes for Mrs Clarence Barth Mrs James Pecor and Mrs Karl Fischbach A birthday gift and candle lighted cake were given to Mrs John Jarvis who will host May 25 Exp o 67 weekend in Montreal saw Mr and Mrs Leslie Ransom return Expos weekend guests included Mr and Mrs John Canavan Jed Dover Sal visits by Mrs James Pecor and Mrs Frank Marchand and children of Waterford Atomic Bridge Club guests of Mrs Raymond Sherman Friday Dessert was served with prizes to Mrs Lora Stover Mrs Frances Snarp and Mrs Harold Wiley next hostess Mrs Chandler Whyland substitute
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Chandler Whyland
Bridge Club
Clarence Barth
James Pecor
Karl Fischbach
John Jarvis
Jarvis
Leslie Ransom
Montreal
John Canavan
Jed
Dover
Sal
Frank Marchand
Waterford
Atomic Bridge Club
Raymond Sherman
Lora Stover
Frances Snarp
Harold Wiley
Office Copier Symbolizes Swift Growth in U S Technology
New office copying machines drive an $800 million annual industry as part of a broader surge in research and development. A McGraw Hill survey projects $16.6 billion spent on R D this year, up from 1966, with defense and product innovation fueling demand.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
McGraw-Hill
U.S
Chester Carlson
Poestenkill Fire Co reports April meeting outcomes
BR Belcher presided as Fred Costa chaired the April meeting of Poestenkill Fire Co. Reports showed Old Timer's dinner details and an emergency squad profit of 75. Building fund totals reached 1429.15 with several leaders officially installed. Captain Fleming reported calls, squad traveled 12 miles in 30 man hours, and six grass fires plus a house fire were logged.
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Fred Costa
Poestenkill Fire Co
George Legenhauer
Costa
Eric Komdat Jr
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Hudson
Joseph G. Fleming
Robert Kalls
Bubie
Howard Dunham
John H. Bubie
Boys Club Auxiliary Luncheon Supports Club Programs
The Lansingburgh Boys Club women's auxiliary plans a smorgasbord luncheon today from 11 30 a.m. to 7 p.m. General chairman is Mrs John Daley with Mrs Otto Ciavardoni assisting. Proceeds fund ceramics photography and awards for the annual banquet on Thursday May 23 at the club. Dessert bridge party plans are announced by president Mrs Timothy J Fogarty with chairman Mrs Robert Hardy.
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Lansingburgh Boys Club
John Daley
Otto Ciavardoni
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Timothy J. Fogarty
Robert Hardy
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Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church of
West Sand Lake
Denby
Young Casuals
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