Five Y Teen Clubs Install Officers in candlelight ceremony
Five Y Teen clubs installed officers at a candlelight ceremony at the YWCA. Outgoing president Miss Evah Mar Wheeler presided. New officers include Lengingburg juniors led by Barbara Hierps as president and Carol Culver as secretary, Troy juniors with Joan Ducennals as president, and other officers across Lansingburg and Troy clubs. A speaker, Miss Mary Mooradian, reflected on YWCA aims, with performances by local youths and a reception afterward.
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T.w.ca
Mies
Evah Mar Wheeler
Lansingburg
Lengingburg
Barbara Hierps
Carol Culver
Beverly Brown
Dorothy Jannacito
Troy
Joan DuCuennals
Rosemary Goyer
Misa Bar+tha Lisle
Joyce Evarta
K+ening Dupree
Susan Romp
Patricia Quigley
Geraldine Marra
Shirley Rea
Jacqueline Clinton
Joan Champeto
Joan Hammond
Faericia Frezon
Carol Soltys
Suss Dawn O'Connell
Elinor Race
Mary Eilen Mooradian
Mooradian
Y.W.C.A
Sally Cocca
Rose Desnoyers
Carol Hanley
Hazel Hulshizer
al Yocs
Audrey Keenex
Ashdown Sisters
Joan
Marily
Shirley
Elizabeth Guilford
Morse Hill
Lois Ives
Yzw.c.a
Pakistan Official Says West Must Help Pakistan Official Says West Must Help
Liaquat Ali Khan urged the West to share experience and knowledge with the East in a farewell broadcast. He called it the moral duty of the West to aid stability in Asia. Before the speech he addressed 4,000 schoolchildren saying world peace hinges on peace in Asia.
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Schenectady
Liaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan
United States
Prliean
Asia
Red Craft Sunk Near Quemoy in Formosa Strait Action
Military authorities said yesterday that UPI reports describe air and sea attacks sinking more than fifty Communist invasion craft near Quemoy, the Nationalist island outpost opposite Formosa, with authorities detailing continued hostilities in the area.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Bethlehem Star Chapter Holds Memorial Service
Bethlehem Star Chapter OBS held its semi annual memorial service at the Masonic Temple for members who died in the last six months. Marian Reynolds and Preston Jones presided with guest Imcithesps Triangle directed by Jane Sanders and Alice Rettlick. June 14 Dorothy Viale was named supper chair. A class of candidates will be initiated next meeting.
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OBS
Masonic Temple
Marian Reynolds
Preston Jones
Imcithesps Triangle
Mass Jane Sanders
Alice Rettlick
Helen Jones
Dore Othy Viale
Minnie Bowman
Siena College Alumni Celebrate 300th Saint Bernardine Anniversary
Siena College alumni gathered at the Troy Club for an informal dinner honoring the 300th anniversary of St Bernardine of Siena's canonization. Rev. Benedict Dudley spoke on individual thought amid rising collectivism as John Mirch hosted and Timothy F. O'Brien presided. Denmark tops Egypt in Davis Cup, advancing to the third round.
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John Mirch
Timothy F O'Brien
GE Union Careers in Election Fight Across Plants
G E Union and Murray label UE as Communist dominated before GE employees. Al bert Fitzgerald denounces Tobin as a political hatchet man for President Truman at a Lynn rally. NLRB neutrality and possible protest actions loom if Tobin’s speech biased the vote. Major ballots include GE Schenectady and Erie plants, West Lynn and Lynn Mass plants, with AFL Machinists also entering. Officials predict system wide tabulation by early tomorrow.
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AL Radio Corp. of America
LTTE
Atl Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Schenectady
Erie
West Lynn
Mass
AFL
International Machinists
NLEB
Heckler Disrupts Anti Red Rally at Town Hall
New York GP A rally addressed by Gen Lacius D. Clay was interrupted by a heckler who caused temporary disorder. Police moved the man out as about 199 people sought to remain seated, while mounted and foot patrols cleared the area. The event was sponsored by Common Cause Inc. to counter Communism.
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New York
Lacius D. Clay
Harlier
Common Cause, Inc
Cub Pack Night Preview At School 14 A Fair Night
Parents and friends of Cub Pack 2 attended a preview of the summer fair season at School 14 A. The carnival featured strong men magicians and game booths for about 100 guests. Mett awards were presented. program run by Cubmaster Charles B. Staro and Assistant Roger P. Fox with support from troop committee chair James Q. Armstead and den mothers.
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Roger P. Fox
James Q. Armstead
Fred Hunt
Clarence Hall
Harald O. Alien
James G. Arimatead
Francis E. Turner
Boy Scout Headquarters
President Wishes He Had Some Sons
President Truman told an Ohio Farm Bureau delegation that he would not trade his daughter Margaret for any two boys but wishes he had sons. He noted five nephews operate his Grandview Missouri farm, calling them his brothers’ boys and saying their uncle being president is a handicap they must face.
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Washington
Trueman
Margaret
Boya
Ohio Farm Bureau
Truman
Grandview
United States
Stranger Pays Old Conscience Debt
A stray passerby at Yonkers Office of the Third Avenue Transportation Center leaves a new $590 bill with Superintendent Thomas Mullikan, claiming the deed follows from past conduct. Mullikan had worked as a conductor from 1902 to 1904, with later misappropriations noted.
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Third Avenue Transportation
Mullizan
Nickeris
Isampany
Gold arrests Fuchs contact linked to wartime atomic work
The FBI arrested Gold in Philadelphia after a May 15 interview revealed his denial of knowledge of western U S contacts. Informants confirm a 1945 meeting with Fuchs in Santa Fe tied to the Los Alamos atom bomb project. Lawmakers urge broader probes, predicting more arrests and saying others may have aided treasonous acts. The FBI continues active follow ups on remaining leads.
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Atomic Committee
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Science Puts Fig Wasp Out Of A Job
Davis California Dr Julian C Crane entomologist at the University of California College of Agriculture says a hormone spray can pollinate figs artificially at the time wasps would. The figs are normal in size and color, seedless and about five percent sweeter, and hormone spraying costs less than maintaining wild fig trees where wasps hatch.
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Calif
Julian C. Crane
Jpomologist
University of California College of Agriculture
Wayne County Suit Settled For 133000 Damages
The Wayne County family of four reached a 133000 settlement in State Supreme Court over a highway collision. Plaintiffs Frederick S. Todd of Williamson, his wife Nancy, and children Frederick 10 and Nancy 7 sued National Gypsum Co. of Buffalo alleging negligence caused the March 31 3343 crash near here.
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State Supreme Court
Frederick S. Todd
Williamson
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Frederick
National Gyp Sun Co
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Less Than 40 Civil War Vets Alive
The Civil War veteran count has fallen below forty with 23 Confederate and 16 Union survivors. Notable ages include Theodore A. Penland at 101 and James Albert Hard at 107, with many centenarians across states. Memorial Day observes Confederate Memorial Day in several Southern states on different dates.
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John Graves
Higginsville
Theodore A. Penland
Vancouver
Wash
Grand Army of the Republic
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Portsmouth Terrace
Rochester
W. C
John A. Marcum
Birta
Ark
R. ¥. Collie
Louisburg
N.C
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Pontiac
Mich
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Res
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Duluth
Mann
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Los Angeles
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West Los Angeles
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Benimell
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Tancey County
Prehistoric Mounds Named National Monument in Iowa
The national monument includes Iowas GM-Burial mounds attributed to prehistoric Iadiafe. Iowa donated about 1000 acres to establish the site with mounds shaped like turtles bears and various animals. Peat mounds range up to 110 feet long and birds span 70 to 120 feet across the wings. The mounds occur mainly in Aula makes and Clayton Counties amid regional wildlife and safety concerns.
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Iowa
Berg
Jong Tidees
Aulamakes
Clayton
Widowers' Club to Meet at Dupus Restaurant Tomorrow
The Widowers' Club of Green Island will gather at the Dupus Restaurant tomorrow at 7 pm. War Chaplains Mass for the diocese is scheduled today at St Joseph's Church at 9:00 am.
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the Widowers’ Club
Dupus
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Scientists Find Few Germs In London Subway
Public health scientists conducted rush hour trips on a single London line to measure airborne germs using culture plates. Results show far fewer bacteria in subway cars than in an elementary school or some public offices, suggesting subway air is not as germ laden as feared.
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London
Air Transport Crash Kills 25 in Colombia Flight
A DC-3 transport from Lansa Airways crashed on Galeras Volcano slope near Pasta 95 miles south of Popayan. The plane carried 22 passengers and three crew members. No word on survivors. El Espectador reports locals fear the craft exploded in flight.
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Bogota
Colombia
Lansa Airways
Galeras
Pasta
Popayan
el Espectador
Lifebuoy Health Soap promises protection for 13 body parts
An advertisement extols Lifebuoy coconut oil soap for full body protection and clean skin. It touts mildness, baby safe formula, and a rich white lather, urging readers to buy Lifebuoy from Lever Brothers Company.
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Lifebuoy
Lever Brothers Company
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