Military Honors Paid Soldier Frank Pascetta
Funeral for Private Frank 3. Pascetta, killed in action June 20, 184 in the St Lo area of France while with the Infantry, was held from F A Mancini & Sons Funeral Home in Troy to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Rev Alphonse Parziale OFM presided over a solemn requiem mass with deacon and sub deacon, organist Alexander J. Bouchard, and soloist Robert McCormick. Bearers from Consola Ricestone Squad Post Italian American War Veterans included Donato Parente and others. Interment at St Patrick's Cemetery with firing squad. guard of honor and past members noted. Son of Valentina and Clementina Pascetta.
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Pte
Frank 3. Pancetti
St. Lo
France
F. A. Mancini & Sons
Fourth Street
Troy
Our Lady of MS Carmel Church
Alphonse Parziale
OFM
Masa, Ray
Cosmo Cirino
Slyvester DiNunzio
Alexander J. Bouchard
Robert McCormick
Consola
Ricestelli Squadere Post
Donato Parente
Joseph Barone
Guy Morano
John Teneo
Joseph Crudo
Nicholas Domonick
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Father DiNunzis
Anthony Inco
Vincent Fiatone
Daniel Riccitelli
Anthony Caparco
Peter DiDomentcontonlo
Edward Bepasito
Basile Mulinare
Anthony Balshi
Pascetta
Valentina
Clementina Pascetta
Church Activities In Watervliet
Local notices list church events across Watervliet with prayers novenas medal devotions and crosses. Activities include Boy Scouts Brownies Girl Scouts and choir practices at First Baptist First Avenue Methodist Third Avenue Methodist St. Byatt’s Sacred Heart of Mary and Sacred Heart parishes plus Beacon Light Mission with prayer services and youth groups.
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First Baptist
First Avenue Methodist
Brownies & Pi
Missionary Guild
Irene Cleminshaw
Third Avent Methodist
St. Byatt's
Dally
Beacon Light Mission
Burglars Enter Three More Watervliet Businesses
Watervliet police reported three more burglaries over the weekend. The Sky Bar at 2530 Callahan Avenue lost about 80 dollars in a cash register take, with a screen removed and a window forced. John W. Gillan Hudson Sales and Service at 10th Street and Broadway was entered by forcing a door, with a list of stolen articles not yet complete. A gasoline station at Eighth Street and Third Avenue, owned by Joseph G. Calacone, was broken into by smashing a window, stealing 34 dollars in change, 30 dollars in bills, and five cartons of cigarettes.
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Watervliet
Lnalr
Tim Watervliet
Callahan Avenue
Edward Kennedy
William McGovern
Polies
Thomas Connors
Frank Mayer
Joseph Stearns
John W. Gillan
William H Connors
Richard Meher
Broadway
Twenty-fifth Street
Jon
Waylight
Nineteenth Street
Rosary Breakfast Held at St Patrick's Watervliet
The Rosary Society of St Patrick's Church Watervliet held its third annual Communion breakfast after an 8 am Mass led by Rev Edmund J Burns. Rev Benedict J Dudley spoke on the Blessed Mother, with Mrs Ormald Hudson as toastmaster and Miss Alice T James as society president. Members and guests numbered 172, with music by Miss Allee Foratty and Miss Norma Tanners.
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Rosary Society of St
St Patrick’s Church
Watervilet
Hendrick
Edmund J. Burns
I Benedict J. Dudley
Siena Colleze
Dudley
Ormald Hudson
Alice T. James
Joseph NL Chmieleweki
Somery
Father Burns
Allee Foratty
Norma Tanners
Ramael Goldes
Hudson
Ukrainian Club Plans Annual Picnic
The Ukrainian American Citizens club of Watervliet plans its annual picnic today at the Excelsior House at Snyder's Lake. Free transportation leaves the libr oons at Fifth Avenue and Twenty fifth Street hourly from 2 pm, with stops at Broadway and Nineteenth Street and St. Nicholas Auditorium. Rymanski Brothers’ orchestra provides music for dancing starting at 4 pm. Andrew P. Ghura chairs. committee members include Stephen F Krill Emil J Splak Andrew A Holbrook.
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Watervliet
Excelsior House
Snyder's Lake
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Nineteenth Street
St. Nicholas Auditorium
Second Street
Rymanski Brothers’ Orchestra
Andrew P. Ghura
Manabers
Stephen F., Krill
Emil J. Splak
Andrew A. Holbrook
Samuel Karafanda
Michael Krill
John D. Splak
Michael Splak
David Kanuchuk
Home Bureau Members Plan Aluminum Tray Project
Rensselaer County Home Bureau schedules a series of training sessions to learn etching aluminum trays. Miss Ethel W. Samson will instruct, with sessions at T.W.C.A. and East Greenbush Fire House. Activities include demonstrations, loans, and unit meetings across East Hoosick, Walloomsac, Gratton, Brunswick, Speigletown, RPI, and Thatcher Park. A safety reminder notes that one third of local pressure cookers are unsafe and must be tested.
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Rensselaer County
T.W.C.A
East Greenrush
Ethel W. Samson
East Hoosick
Walloorsac
Johnson Hill School
Norine Hager
Gratton
Brunswick
Lestan
George ‘Tarbox
United Presbyterian Church
Speigletown
Tessonton
Thatcher Park
Home Bureau
Offi Mise
Love Notes Mystery Reveals Tax Evasion in Germany
In Muenster Germany police uncovered diaries titled love notes found on several life imprisoned men. The notes described business deals and income tax avoidance. Officials say the notebooks hid real tax evasion and penalties were forthcoming.
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Muenster
Germany
Unreadable OCR Image Describes Long Hatched Objects
A garbled report notes unusually long sighted objects and a second instance described as 105 feet long and thick. It references residential areas in Singaper and a church behind which a highway was located. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Zingapore
Singaper
Jermh
jAdventiet
Unclear fragment from German report on bandage fashion contest
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a German beauty contest reference with bandages and a claim of coercion. The legible entities include a German location and a periodical name, but key details are missing. The passage lacks coherent facts suitable for a fuller summary.
Bishop Gibbons Returns From Rome Visit to Rome
Most Rev Edmund F Gibbons bishop of Albany returned to Albany after a two month visit in Rome Italy arriving in New York accompanied by Very Rev Raymond Rooney chancellor of the diocese A delegation of clergy from the area greeted him at the liner Saturnia in New York The group included coadjutor bishop and pastors from Troy Stillwater Glens Falls and other local parishes.
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Edmund F. Gibbons
Albany
Rome
Italy
New York
Raymond Rooney
Troy
Gibbons
Pope Pius XII
Bishop Gibbons
Witham
A. Scully
D.D
Pishor
St. Mary's Church
iTroy
Wiliam Hunt
St Patrick’s Church
Lawrence P. Kelly
Glens Falls
James P. Lawier
Edward J. Maginn
Gerald H. Kirwin
Joseph P. Warden
The
Evangelist
E. Edward Smith
Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Joseph P. Conway
Dintese
Trojans Earn Master's Degrees at Columbia University
Two Troy students received master of arts degrees at Columbia University's commencement. Donald F. Mealy earned a master’s in English literature and Harry M. Lazar earned one in political economy and government. Both WWII veterans plan to pursue PhD studies at Columbia. Lazar served as a sergeant in Europe during the war. Mealy was a naval ensign in the South Pacific.
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Troy
Columbia University
Donald F. Mealy
Frank J. Mealy
Sixth IL Avenue
Harry M. A Lazar
Mortis Lazar
River Street
Columbia
Lazar
Bulge
Mealy
South Pacific
Paul Bunyan Exhibit At Chicago Railroad Fair
Mythical axman Paul Bunyan to be displayed at a Chicago and North Western exhibit during the Chicago Railroad Fair opening. A Southwestern Tech student sits beside a 23 foot figure, with a staged rigging and sound setup.
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Chicago
Paul Bunyan
Axman
Chicago and North Western
Chamnerford
Okla
Terry
Southwestern Tech
Bunyan
Assieta
Cress
Green Island Plant Awaits Reopening Amid Shutdown
Ford Motor Co Green Island plant remains idle as Detroit factory shutdown diverts 400 workers. Reopening hinges on Detroit headquarters with maintenance crews recalled today and production staff returning tomorrow. Full restart expected in over two weeks across 33 plants. Local 930 presses for unemployment pay and GI Bill rehab benefits amid wage and state entitlement disputes.
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Tha Green Taland
Ford Motor Co
Opera
Uone
Detroit
Ford
Itiea
Green Island
Rouge
Lincoln
Associated Press
United Automobile Workers, C.S
Labor Department
Public Library Secures New Books
The Troy Public Library received new fiction and non fiction titles led by Roses for Every Garden by R C Allen and How to Talk well by J Bender. Other notable works include Colors What They Can Do For You by Louis Cheskin Life With Family by Jean Grossman Hearing is Believing by Marie Heiner Psychiatry and Religion by Institute on Religion and Psychiatry Temple Israel Boston Your Part in Your Childs Education by B B Lane Four Favorites by D B W Lewis Target You by Leland Stowe Face of Sweden by Lennart Sundstrom Days with Bernard Shaw by Stephen Winston Barriers Between by Marcus Beresford Gentle Heart by Catean De Leeuw Wreath and the Wind by Alexander Kay Franchise Affair by Elizabeth Mackintosh Over the Edge by Lawrence Treat.
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Troy Public Library
R. C. Allen
J. #. Bender
Louis Cheskin
Jean Grossman
Marie Heiner
Institute On Religion and Psychiatry
Temple Israel
Boston
B. B. Lane
D. B W. Lewis
Leland Stowe
Sweden
Aussie Gets Wife And Fancy Title Too
Peter Pole, who inherited an English baronetcy after Sir Cecil Van-Notten-Pole, married Jean Stone amid a brief engagement. Pole becomes Sir Peter Van-Notten-Pole, Bart, while Jean remains Jean Stone. He works as an accountant in Gnowangerup, a country town 275 miles from Perth.
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Perth
Australia
Peter Pole
Jean Stone
Peter
Cecil Van-Notten- Pole
Peter Yan-Noetten-Pole
Bart
Jean
Lady Van-Notten-Pole
Gnowangerup
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Mt. Carmel
St. Anthony of Padua
Mitac
Way of the Cross
St. Bridget's
Emorrow
Delollo
John Williams Becks
Open Watervliet Bait Shop
Conroy's Bait and Tockie
Wathh Ave
24Th St. Bat
Kindy
Rosary Group
Red Cross
Erseetaee County
Rudolph
American Optical Company
Pethonson Streets
Cejnane
Axtman
Tech
Faris
Casualty Insurance
Gilbert Geer, Jr
Hollywood
Bunting
Frears
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