Senior Cadet Company Plans for Memorial Day Parade
Senior Cadet Company set for parade with Wart night at the Chasan Building finishing plans for the Memorial Day march. Fred H. Romaine reported on uniforms and carnival reports from Troy Armory and Easter Ball. Edward M. Maguire and William A. Sandridge led carnival talks. A cerebral palsy fund donation was voted, and John A. Maguire was named chair of the company clamsteam. The next meeting is June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbitt
Chasan
Fred H. Romaine
Troy Armory
Edward M. Maguire
William A. Sandridge
John A. Maguire
Clamsteam
Theodore J. Piche
House Committee
Sliter Heads DeMolay Chapter at Triangle Night Dance
Troy Chapter of DeMolay held its annual meeting with a Triangle Night dance at the Masonic Temple. Herbert Sliter was named councilor, Milton K. Siler Jr. senior councilor, and John Goodwin junior councilor. Plans included a DeMolay summer camp at Camp Van Schoonhoven and an Aug. 28 picnic. Frank Jenkins and his orchestra provided the music as about 160 attendees gathered from as far as Pittsfield and Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Camp van Schoonhoven
Burden Lake
Frank Jenkins
Pittsfield
Mass
Saratoga Springs
Gasoline Leak Ends as Hudson Breathed Easier
The city of Hudson was relieved as an underground gasoline leak was declared ended after six anxious days. Officials say the source remains unfound though the leak has ceased. Crews will continue investigations along Columbia Street despite refilling holes and restoring traffic, with a police guard in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Cyrus Sweet
Hudson Department of Public Works
Columbia Street
Dental Club To Meet In Troy Tonight
The Troy Dental Society plans a meeting tonight led by president Dr. William Ho Horan. The session should cover club activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Dent Study
Troy Chub
William Ho Horan
Truman Aims U N Expansion Amid 1949 Tensions
President Truman described 1949 as a year of heightened East West strain and urged strengthening the United Nations as a universal body including the Soviet bloc. He warned that Soviet behavior and boycotts test the Charter and urged world cooperation to foster real, material gains for peace. The letter lauded UN work in Indonesia, Palestine, and Kashmir, noting lives saved through its actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
U.N
State Department
Thuman
Congress
United Nations
Soviet Union
Truman
Free World
U.N. Poycott
Mr. Truman
Isu
Palestine
Kashmir
Three Die In Upstate New York Accidents
Three persons including a child died in central New York accidents yesterday. Mrs Ethel Hartman 61 of Elba was killed when an auto driven by her husband overturned on Route 20 near Pompey Center. Hartman was injured. Lows C Clay 64 of Tully was killed near a Delaware Lackawanna and Western train near a railroad station. Gordon Teckert two, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Pickert was killed at Slatterville Springs after being struck by an automobile while crossing a street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
Ethel Mary Hartman
Elba
Jacob Henry Hartman
Route 20
Pompey Center
Hartman
Loews C. Clay
Tully
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Gordon Allen Teckert
Norman Pickert
Slatterville Springs
Northern Pike Caught In Round Lake
A Round Lake angler reports catching several northern pike in a single outing. The text mentions a notable catch, a half pound fish, and references a recent day with various unspecified events. The fragmentary report reflects local fishing activity and minor catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Lake
Balisien
Russia Denies Baltic Patrol Chase Of Swedish Vessel
Swedish authorities accused Russia of chasing a fishing trawler Larex across the Baltic to near Gotland. Foreign Minister Unden told Parliament Russia denied the incident and called it an international law violation. Sweden demanded compensation for losses and urged coast guard instructions, which Russia refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Ner
Baltic
Oesten Unden
Anden
Larex
Gotland
Man Seriously Hurt After Fall From Pole
Joseph Lynen, 48, of Hudson Falls, was in serious condition at Glen Falls Hospital after falling from a Froot power pole operated by Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. He sustained a fractured pelvis or pelvic fracture, a fractured arm, multiple cuts and a laceration. The accident occurred yesterday in Glens Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lynen
Hudson
Glen Falls Hospital
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Lynch
Glens
Brush Fire Fatality Claims Saratoga County Man
A Saratoga County man died yesterday while fighting a brush fire near Kings Station. He succumbed to injuries at Saratoga Hospital. He is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in Sandeca Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County
Tivear
Aa Bruch Frera
Ana Wadim
Tiewland
Kings Staton
Saratoga
Nipcos
Snorrow
Samdeca Springs
Wedding guests and club meeting mark West Sand Lake area
The West Sand Lake community sees Mrs Stanford rank and Meo amid a wedding celebration with guests from the Celonial Mel om Siveona and others. The Couples Club of the Methodist Church hosts a TEA evening at Mrs Walter Strepe’s home. Mrs Retalipex hosts a queen’s tea event while Mrs Retattek plans a Britain trip and a Queen Mary effort for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Stanford Rank
Gilie
George Atdes
WECSR
Methodist Church
Agg Qeed
Tan
Walter Strepe
Sandlake
Avtas Paris
Rovenond Bedel
Elwin DeGraat
Barntt Gerdorf
Nikhstas Sowaisht
England
Three Still Alarms Keep Firemen Busy
Three still alarms were answered by firemen last night. Pumper 4 was called at 6:24 pm to the rear of the Troy Boiler Works at 2800 Seventh where a rubbish fire lit a shed and caused slight damage. A booster line was used. At 9:02 pm Pumper 3 was sent to Church Street between Adame and Jefferson Streets where a pole was burning. Pumper 12 was summoned at 9:22 pm to the one story building at 2 Northern Drive, owned and occupied by the Troy Whitmier and Ferris Corporation. There was no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Church Street
Adame
Jefferson Streets
Northern Drive
Troy Whitmier and Ferris Corporation
Fire department faces surge as April calls rise
Grass fires in April boosted Troy Fire Department activity, which logged 192 alarms. Of these, 160 came by telephone, 19 via the fire alarm system, and 13 were verbal. Four false alarms occurred, inhalator squads aided in 21 calls, and the department logged 90 hours in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
F. Pearl Fredericks
Traffic Fines Mount For Schenectady Man
A Schenectady youth, Carman Maio of 149 Lafayette Street, has paid 4835 in traffic fines since IMI and faces another 508 fine after an arrest by Cpl J F Myers at Glenville airport. Maio allegedly attempted to impersonate his brother Thomas and showed his brother’s license. He is charged with 14 traffic violations in three years and three more in 14 months, with inability to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
IMI
Schenectady County
Jali
Carman Maio
Lafayette Street
Cpl
J. F. Myers
Glenville
Saratore
Myera
Maio
Thomas
Hix
Justice of the
Edward F. Wart
State Telice Caid
Mass
Order Of Lizards To Hold Social Tonight
The Military Order of Lazard Ramp 4 2 tin organization of the Marenue T Freed Teet Anyibars Spatseh War Veterans will conduct a social tonight at the Rete of Mae Veronica F. Smith at Chrieg irs Mae Atchathibeatit and Beatrice Show are wh charge of mre ganzamentis. Proceeds still be used for the forthcoming organization conventions in Atlantic Cty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazard
Marenue T. Freed
Mae
Veronica F. Smith
Chrieg
Irs Mae
Bre 'Beatrice
Atlantic Cty
Fragments Describe Sale Involving Liberty Pretstein Parish
Fragmentary text references a sale action and a person named Carl Prisley connected to a church. It also mentions Liberty Protestant and a statistic about horpis in the United States and a percent figure 2.47.
Glens Falls Woman Hurt In Crash
A Glens Falls car crash on Upper Sherman Avenue injured three. Mary Dearstigne, 47, suffered a severely cut eye and other injuries and remained at Glens Falls Hospital. Driver George Dorvee and Ida Sprague were treated and released for lacerations and bruises. Police said the vehicle was speeding before losing control near 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
Sherman Avenue
Mont
Mary Dearstgne
TLD. 1
Glens Fells
George Dorvee
Central Avenue
Ida Sprague
B.D. 3
Dorvee
Upper
Amerasia hearing records publicized in House probe
The House investigation on Amerasia moves toward transparency as Rep Hobbs lays the sealed record on the desk. Critics cry of a cover up while Sen McCarthy calls for a new probe and Barkley orders a Senate inquiry into government personnel security amid new allegations of perverts in the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerasia
Russia
Hobbs
Alahama
Rep Brown
Brown
Congress
Don- Idero
R-Mich
Don- Lacko
Rep Cox
D-Ga
House
State Department
McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
H. H. Hitlenkoetter
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Herbert Hoover
Harold Medina
New York
Comnect
Tydings
Frank Bielaski
Bielaski
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Tydincs
Wenen
Ambrasia
Maryland
Barkley
Expenditures Committee
Wherry Rneb
Recorder
Washingon
New York State Hens Having Banner Year
State Agriculture Department reports a banner year for hens with egg production reaching 226 000 dur ing the first four months of 1959, a strong rise from 1949. Frozen egg stocks fell to 173 600 cases, while 15 171 000 baby chicks were produced January to May 1, about 10 percent below the same period in 1949. The text also mentions federal jobs study in Washington and a McCarthy related inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
State Agriculture Department
Department
Troy Vocals Names Four New Directors
Four new Troy Vocal Society directors were elected at the annual dinner at the Homestead Restaurant. The three year terms fill part of the 12 member board. Officers will be chosen at the next meeting within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Vocal Society
Homestead
Guy A. Enfante
J. Harmon Kirkendall
Arthur P.’ Smith, Jr
Webster A Burwell
Theron L. Reynolds
Sneity
Hadley C. Rasmusson
John Smythe, Jr
John E.tashjian
Omnes
Elmer A. Tidmarsh
Fort Edward Woman Sentenced After Cottage Theft Ring
Mrs. Mabel Osborne, 46, was sentenced to three to six years at Bedford Hills State Prison for Women after pleading guilty to third degree burglary and a string of robberies at Lake George shore cottages. Her son, George William Osborne, received two and a half years at Elmira Reformatory for a similar charge, following his April 25 sentencing in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Edward
Bedford Hills State
Elmira Reformatory
Cimliar
Mabel Osborne
Warren County Court
Howard A. Glassbroot
Lake George Shore
George Wiliam Osborne
German Mayor Talks Employment Problem At Albany
Wilhelm Kaisen lord mayor of Bremen Germany and Dr Carl Carstens visited Albany officials in the State Labor and Education Departments Capitol and State Library They discussed Bremen unemployment and New York Unemployment Insurance Program Kaisen 63rd birthday visitor planned calls with other Albany officials before Chicago and return home June 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Wilhelm Kaisen
Bremen
Germany
Carl Carstens
Capitol
Labor Department
Kaiser New York
United States
Kaisen
Erastus Corking
Chicago
Council of State Governors
New York
$25,000 Accepted For Injuries In Fire Drill
Robert J. Freeman of 110th Street wins approval from Justice Donald Ns. Tayior to settle for $2,500 his son Lawrence Li’s injury claim against Lan Singburg Board of Education. Li was struck on the head by a metal piece from a fire escape during a fire drill at Powers School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Donald Ns. Tayior
Robert J. Freeman
110Th Street
Mettie
Lawrence Li
Lan Singburg Board of Education
Powers School
Inhalator Rushed To Aid Troy Contractor Charles Marchese
Fire department inhalator rushed to assist 62 year old contractor Charles Marchese of 214 Fifth Avenue Troy. He was treated at his home by Dr E J Hanratta and removed to St Marys Hospital in an ambulance. Hoseman John K Waite and Michael McGill from Central Fire Station applied the inhalator after being summoned at 1130 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marchese
Troy
Fifth Avenue
E. J. Hanratta
St. Mary's Hospital
John K. Waite
Michael McGill
Central Fire Station
Rock Hurled by Boy Injures Second Street Man
William Carey, 44, of 452 Second Street, was struck in the head by a rock tossed by an unidentified boy on Tyler Street yesterday afternoon. Taken by police car to St Marys Hospital, two stitches were required to close the scalp wound before Carey was returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carey
Second Street
St Marys Hospital
Tyler Street
William J. Ryan
John Grimmack
Carey
Two Rubbish Fires Summon Apparatus
Two rubbish fires yesterday afternoon triggered side alarms for Trey firemen. Pumper S was summoned at 4 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
Fire call at 66 Hoosick Street rear location
A call came in at 5 53 to the rear of 66 Hoosick Street in the area between Hoo sick and Hutton Streets and Parker 4 apparent address reporting location on Pan to Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
Eighth Street
Hoosick and
Hutton Streets
Pumper 4
Hoosick Street
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Posture Foundation
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Youths’ Sreen
Boys’ Stock
Sage
Aries
Ito
Upstate
America
Cme
West Sand Lake
Carl Prisley
Fam
Tod Pra
Sed
New York State
Hoty
D-N.c
Melrose
Bert Boice
Son
Clicquot Club
Cheivermaton Ginger
Etter
Mozier’s Royal Appliance River ST. Or Federal
Ene
Burgess Printing Company
John G. Burgess
J. Edward Burgess
Burgers Printing Company
Saratovea
Slac
Jobs G. Surgeon
Surprees’ Printing Company
Edward Burgess
Clert
Sacatoga
Sai
John G. Borate
OTAE
Ibereny
John G. Baratsa
J. Edward Barts
Fourth Street
Waterfore
Raratona
Slater
Edwart Bureeat
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PDA Potay
Fayt
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