Sioux City Manure Dump Largest In World Near Finish
A vast mound of fertilizer at Sioux City, valued around 10 million dollars, holds 1.5 to 2 million tons of dung over 12 acres and 0 to 8 feet deep. Stockyards operator and Iowa State College agronomy warn the pile’s removal reflects postwar fertilizer demand and government reefunding of rebuilding. Between 200 and 500 trucks daily haul manure, with 25,000 loads expected this year, though years remain before full clearance.
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Bioux City
Sioux City
Department of Agronomy
Iowa State College
Athes
Bronx City
Bronx City Stockyards Co
Funeral of W A Mahoney In St Mary's Church
The funeral of William J. Mahoney occurred early Saturday from James J Clinton Bros Funeral Chapel and proceeded to St Marys Church for a requiem high mass. Miss Agnes C Sheeran at organ and Miss Sheeran performed Ave Maria and Mise Requiem. Bearers included James Barker Edward J McCarthy Patrick Jann Charles F Lawrenson William H Poland and Frank L Smith. Father Ryan officiated at the grave in St Marys Cemetery.
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W. A. Mahoney
William J. Mahoney
James J. Clinton Bros
Mr. Millon
James Barker
Edward J. McCarthy
Patrick
Ben‘Jann
Charles F. Lawrenson
Wiliam H. Poland
Frank L. Smith
Ityan
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Sisters of
St. Mary's Convent
Ryan Vis Gallagher
P.m
James O'Connell
47Th
Kane
Than
Times Square
Ith
Troy
Mins Gallagher
Cathols Central High School
Mise Monning
Troy High School
Charles 5. Bariroth
Dealvina B. Ramroth
Ninth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Montreal
Canada
Dealvina B. Beaudoin
St. Peter's Creath
Mere
Ramroth
Charles E. Ramroth
George Allain
Raymond C. Carrigue
Albany
Joseph J. Menges
Geneva
Albert J
Thomas W
Charles W
Downey
Cal
Alfred J. Rammroth
Latham
Alfred Bourgoies
Cohoes
Edward Keouigh
Hartford
Conn
Frank Mattwa
F. Mahar
Jamies F. Mahar
Washington Park
Third Street
St. Augustine's Church
Daniel J. Driscoll
O.S.A
Emil Catricaia
William Edwards
Harold J. Breen
Lawrence Waters
Walter G. Duffy
Burigsi
St. John’s Cemetery
Robert Newburg
U.S.A
Western powers push for German settlement at Berlin talks
A British and American led effort seeks a four power framework for Germany, overlapping with Potsdam aims, as Western states resist Soviet veto power while pressing for a lasting Berlin and Austria accord. Relief hinges on East West German trade and a possible limited settlement, with Austria as a potential bargaining point amid Yugoslav claims.
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Ition
Russia
Germany
High Commission
Flusaia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Two Girls Sought After Park Abduction Leads
Police conduct tireless search for two girls described in a teletyped alert. A possible lead followed as authorities traced their movements from Averill Park toward Hudson, then halted at points beyond.
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Averill Park
Hudson
May Procession at St Patrick’s Church
The May Procession at St Patrick’s Church yesterday featured a procession of the Blessed Virgin statue carried by Holy Name Society members, followed by benediction. About four children and adults participated. a parish school child crowned the statue after it was returned to the church. Rev Paul Finn delivered the sermon and Rev Wishar Hunt presided at benediction.
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Wishar Hunt
Benedictien
Rough Rider Suffers Rough Ride in Melbourne Events
Melbourne reports a rough ride for a rider named Rough Rider who participates in buckjumping events. He collided with a child’s wrecking at his sister’s home, breaking his eye and suffering injuries that required hospital treatment.
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Melbourne
Cake Bread
West Sand Lake Honors War Dead Memorial Ceremony
Civic groups and veterans from Averill Park West Lake and West Sand Lake held annual services at Rolders Monument West Sand Lake. A wreath was laid as Taps played by Sonn Gaddis and John Harmilton. The Averill Park Central School Band led the parade and sang.
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Rolders Monument
West Sand Lake
Avert Park
West Lake
Whit “Taps
Sonn Gaddis
John Harmilton
Averill Park Central School
Donald Morris
James Hargrave
J. J. O'Connor
Hen I'S
Averill Park
Frederick Ohr
Salem Evangelical Church
R Wildires
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fort Edward Names Honor Pupils In 169 Graduates
Fort Edward High School announces valedictorian Frank Arcuri son of Mr and Mrs Frank Arcuri of 9 Notre Dame Street and salutatorian Ming Ruth Hematreet daughter of Mrs Dorothy Hematreet of 8 Plate Street. Arcuri president of the Senior Class editor of The Siren, athlete in basketball baseball and track with a 91.44 overall average. Hematreet active in many clubs and Dramatics, average 88.33. Commencement set for Tuesday June 28 in the high school auditorium.
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Frank Arcuri
Notre Dame Street
Fort Edward
Fort, Edward High School
Archia Hopkine
Ruth Hematrest
Dorothy Hematreet
Arcurl
Fort Edward High
Behoo! Forum
Whitehall Man Loses Liquor License
A thirty day suspension of the restaurant liquor license of Joseph Ka Brook of 127 Williams Street Whitehall was among New York State Liquor Authority disciplinary actions announced yesterday. The list cited 72 violations of beverage control law including selling to minors gambling on premises selling during prohibited hours and permitting premises to become disorderly. Other actions included cancellation of Peter Carlina's grocery license at 4441 Broadway Schenectady and a ten day suspension for Port Jackson Social Club on Bridge Street Amsterdam.
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R Restaurant
Joseph Ka. Brook
Williams Street
Whitehall
New York States Liquor Authority
Peter Carlina
Broadway
Schenectady
Port Jackson
Bridge Street
Amsterdam
Two Women Aided At Hospital For Injuries
Charline Ford age 42 of 14 Front Street was taken to St Mary's Hospital in a police car after a fracas left lacerations near her eye and under her arm. Lucile McCormick of 26 Twenty Fourth Street is at Samaritan Hospital with a severe head laceration and possible skull fracture after an unknown incident.
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Charline Ford
Front Stree
St Mary's Hospital
Willard Sheeran
Petter Magnetic
Lucile McCormick
Twenty-fourth Street
Samaritan Hospital
Milton Heme
Frank J. Hahn
Frank J. Conenery
Cool Weather Dampens Memorial Day Travel Plans
The forecast shows cool weather and scattered showers likely to keep travelers home over Memorial Day weekend. State Police say highway traffic was near normal, not heavy, with several motorists delaying trips. Temperatures linger in the mid forties tonight before climbing later, with warmer days ahead expected.
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Tre
Feane
Kidegrese
Wratherman
Report Cards Sometimes Can Be Wrong At School Exhibition
Old report cards shown at an exhibition titled The English at School reveal notable figures like Field Marshal Montgomery and G E Chesterton were judged as weak in mathematics and poor writers in their senior years at age 18 at St Paul’s school.
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Lord’ Montgomery
G. E. Chesterton
Montgomery
Chesterton
St. Paul's School
Growth of Young Pioneers in the Name of Lenin
The Young Pioneers Organization in Moscow reports over 12 million members, the largest in its history, reflecting growth from about 6 million ten years ago. Open to workers, peasants, and intellectuals, membership requires a pledge and vote by the group.
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Moscow
Young Pioneers’ Organization
Children's Communist Organization of Young Pioneers
Lenin
Ibin
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Tsich Lenin
Man Injured After Fall on Second Street
James Kelly, 67, of 469 Second Street, was taken to St Mary’s Hospital by police in a squad car after collapsing at Harrison and Second Streets. He sustained a head injury when he fell. fire department inhalator aid arrived at 6:42 p.m. and helped transport him to the hospital.
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James Kelly
Second Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Wiliam Ryan
W. L. Dunningham
John Berkery
Harrison
Second Streets
Mr. Kelly
Louis Unser
Merrill Warren
Central Fire Station
Gloversville Youth Dies After Fishing Shot
Donald M Cole, 12, died at Nathan Littauer Hospital from a 22 caliber head wound suffered Saturday while fishing at a pond in the Town of Johnstown. State police say Clay ton HL Mastenix of Gloversville RD 3 fired from a rifle at a pole several yards away, hitting the boy in the back of the head.
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Gloversville
Donald M Cole
Nathan Littauer
Johnstown
Clayton HL Mastenis
Mastenix
Cale
Inhalator Fails to Aid Stricken Man
Firemen racked the Inhalator yesterday afternoon for George Duryea of Grant s Avenue Freeport who died at his son in law Dr Lemuel W Woodworths home on LargeTeen Road Prince Marshall Quandt of Wasterford was summoned and pronounced him dead The inhalator call yeas answered at 2 32 pm by Hees man John G Waite and Mersill Warren and Battalion Chiefs Driver W Roast Sheehan Central Fire District
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George Duryea
Grants Avenue
Freeport
Lemuel W. Woodworth
Largeteen Road
Marshall W. Quandt
Wasterford
Yeas
Pam
Heesman
John G. Waite
Mersill Warren
W. Roast Sheehan
Central Fire Bistion
British Plan Double Deck Rail Coaches
Britain tests double deck passenger coaches to cram four into three seats. An eight car train is built to run on a crowded south London line this autumn. Designers stagger compartments to fit two levels with a central ceiling.
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London
Britain
Elgin Marbles Return to British Museum Display
The Elgin Marbles have been returned to the British Museum after safety storage in wartime. Curators aim to refit them and display by late summer. Brought to England by the Earl of Elgin and purchased in 1816, the slabs were moved to a London subway during German bombing threats.
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London
Britain
Elgin
Parthenon
Athens
British Museum
England
Earl of Elgin
Turkey
Strand
Piccadilly
State Department pushes treaty ratification in Senate
The State Department mobilizes administration leaders in the Senate to advance Atlantic Treaty priorities. A report urging Senate ratification of the Lepower pact is expected to win Foreign Relations approval before week’s end, with a push for early debate the following week as the Senate appears ready to make the administration’s labor bill the next order of business.
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Washington (P
State Department
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Secret Door Business Thriving In Londons Hidden Rooms
Londoner Charles Barnaby, a former RAF man, runs a niche firm installing hidden compartments for valuables. He once planned to stash $80,000 in jewelry behind a bookcase, drawing on his boyhood interest in old houses like Wimbledon Park. Barnaby blends old techniques with electrical systems to secure goods, arguing modern thieves will fail to locate or access them.
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London
Charles Barnaby
Barnaby
Royal Air Force Veterem
Barnaby Cot
Wimbledon Park House
Antiquas
India
School Tests Slated Friday In Lansingburg
About 269 children will be examined Friday by Dr G Ebter Martin, city physician, for kindergarten entry this fall. Mrs Cortland Hull, Date singburg P T Council summer round up chair, said the doctor will screen at Whipple School 8 p m Powers School 3 45 p m and Haskell School 5 15 p m. Eligible children are those five on or before Feb 1 1960.
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G. Ebter Martin
Lansingburg
Cortland Hull
Datesingburg
Parent-Teachers Council
Martin
Whipple School
Powers School
Haskell School
Reds Close Consulate as Shanghai Shifts Autonomy
The Soviet Union closed its consulate in Communist Shanghai amid a new regime that does not officially recognize the city. Moscow says it will not remain open, following similar moves in Peiping and Tientsin. The ambassador escorted the Nationalist government from Nanking to Canton last February, prior to the Communists' rise. The 1945 Chinese Russian treaty granting rights in Port Arthur, Dairen, and Manchurian railways remains with the Nationalist government.
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Shanghai
Peiping
Tientsin
Nanking
Canton
Russia
Port Arthur
Dairen
4 H Club Members Receive Awards
Five Rennseizer County 4H Club members earned awards at a district poultry demonstration held at Delmar Central School. Richard Wood demonstrated Miking a Chick Feeder. Robert and John Zweig demonstrated vaccinating for pom. Linda Purtell and Veritas pLewie graded eggs. A talent show was announced for Wednesday at FACCA, with club members competing and one advancing to district competition.
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Rennseizer County
Delmar Central School
Richard Wood
Wassau
Robert
John Zweig
Averill Park
Linda Purtell
FACCA
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Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Frank Koegler
Grant K. Palagrove
Livingston W. Houston
Matthew A. Hunter
Neil P. Bailey
Amy
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Urban
Himes
Fifth Avenue
Harold W. Griffis
State Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Palestine Chapter
Order of the Amaranth
Elizabeth Galloway
Palmer White
Rebekah Lodse
Watersnet
Effie A. Chace
Noble Grand
Nellie Bowles
Alice Riding
Christian W. Sorenson
Eff. W. Sorenson
Wits
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Meriden, Conn
Meriden Hospital
New Baltimore
Meriden
First Congregational Church of
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Oakwond
Earls Memorial Chapel
Melvins Larkin
Melina Betonia Larkin
Joseph Larkin
Saroaritan I
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Wynenth Kil
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Beatrice Sheahath
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Cohers
Oge Hrother
Joseph Bishop
Coheeg
George FL Metoughin
Edward W. Denese
Coleone
madely-Raona
Lehiet
Magnus Metal Division
National Lead Cn
Lang
Albany Rowing League
Edward Wy, Tener, Jr
Ravemond Janda Wiiam FL Pane
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Agister
Mre Drone GG. Tapas Sen
Caio
Bonn
Potsdam
Allied Control Council
Vishinsky
Berlin
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Austria
Fop
Yugoslavia
Rehal Tits
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Seter
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Wes Pan Es
Mevcham
Hill’s
Post Office
By Mossler
Whitehall - Man
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Young Pioneers
Red Youth Group
Ateme
Ronvartent
Tate Department Vesses
Treaty OK
TWE
National Bank OF
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Broadwey
Chrice Frackim Savert
Second Avenue Broadwey
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