Grange Proposes State Education Probe At Saratoga Convention
At Saratoga Springs the State Grange convened with 600 delegates voting deeply to back a legislative investigation into the Education Department amid rising taxpayer discontent over school building costs and services. A review of the education law was urged, alongside opposition to mandatory farm worker unions and federal milk price cuts.
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Baratogay
Su Duingy
Hur Education Campules
Grange
Albany
Theloor
Saratoga Springs
Asmany
Grangers
Education Department
Areso
Tulion
Ile @éth
U.S. Aqriculue
Ean ‘Benson
Nuclear Ban Talks Highlight Soviet Push for Permanent Stop
The Soviet delegation pressed for an immediate halt to all nuclear tests and a long term ban with a global control system. The United States and Britain favored a one year suspension to develop verification, while warning the Russians not to resume testing.
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Unie
Mieraperts
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
America
Mey
Eisenhower Campaign Speech Highlights Civil Rights And Economy
President Eisenhower defended his administration’s anti corruption and economic progress while urging unity against Democratic spending. He touted October unemployment gains and a drop of over 1.5 million in four months. He framed civil rights as a Republican record of opportunity, contrasted with Democrats, and claimed missile program momentum outpaced Soviet advances.
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Vieti
Eisenhower
America
Tod
Eizenhower
Woshington
Baltimore
Sivep
Publicioud
Paw Bul‘ler
George Smathers
Florida
Ehy
Aolta
Fooluss
Eisemower
Russia
Sputnik
Defone
Nigella
Sputniks
Explorelens
Vanguards
Tineeras
Titcomb Widow Accepts State Offer On Albany Death Case
Mrs Ella Titcomb will move from the Liberty house on the path to Nottyway following acceptance of a "sensible and acceptable" offer by New York State through the Department of Public Works. Stephen P. Vinciguerra, Troy attorney for Mrs Titcomb, said the deal was accepted and that Titcomb will have the house moved, while she pursues civil claim against Colonie and state agencies for the death of Marvin Titcomb after a police incident at the home on October 7. The suit seeks about 155,800 plus damages for personal injury and property claims, with administration by Colonie officials.
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New York State
Ella ‘Yiteon
Nottyway
Marvin Titcomb
Albany
Titcomb
Ax Ik
Lavir
Bien
Mayo
Stephen P. Vinciguerra
Troy
Tilcomb
State Department of Public Works
Sttoriey
Mle
Colonie
Said
Harold TL
McCabe
Colgate
Vingiguerra
Visim
Woman Suffers Head Injury In Car Crash
Mrs. Lillian Viault, 50, of 210 Natvlet Street Albans, sustained head injuries yesterday when a 1958 sedan driven by her husband Kenneth Viault, 55, collided with a 1955 sedan on the Albany Schenectady road at Holland Avenue Colonie. She was taken to Albany Hospital by Colonie ambulance. The other driver was Patricia Anna Carapojiveri, 22, of 30 Manchester Road Schenectady.
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Lillian Viewlt
Natvlet St
Albans
Pam
Kenneth
Virallt
Albany-Schenectady
Hollan Avenue
Colonie
Albay Hospital
Ue Colonie
May Miller
Gelonie Police
Patricia Anna Carapojiveri
Ehaster
Cambridge United church service and DAR event slated
Cambridge winter offerings include a morning interfaith service at Cambridge United Presbyterian Church sponsored by the Woman's Missionary Society and the Junior Missionary Society with speaker Mrs. I Glen Fleming. The Cambridge Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a Saturday meeting at Arts Robert McClellan's home with guest Li Col Joseph D Middlebrook of the New York Nations Guard speaking on National Defense. Mrs Harry Dempsey Jr sings, Mrs Donald Presler and Miss Evelyn Holden perform duets. Refreshments follow hosted by Mrs War Mamarek.
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Cambridge United
Arts
Robert McClellan
Joseph D. Middlebrook
New York Nations Guard
Harry Dempsey Jr
Donald Presler
Evelyn Holden
O. K. Spier
Ni War Mamarek
Correction Official Seeks 2 Million For Prison System
State Correction Commissioner Thomas McHugh requests two million dollars to ready for anticipated growth in New York prisons by 1960. He predicts a 17 percent rise in prison commitments over the next two years as part of the plan.
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State Correction Commission
R Thomas 2. Mclough
Warhahy
Nex
McHugh
Paysans
South Cambridge Homemakers Sponsor Public Card Party
Public card party to raise funds for the South Cambridge Home Mission Society will be held Tuesday evening at the hall starting at 7 30 pm Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door Proceeds support the Women’s Society of Christian Service and Methodist church activities in Cambridge A seventh anniversary supper for the Women’s Society and church youth fellowship follows with sales of raffle items and baked goods in the church hall All are invited to attend and support community missions
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Picasahl Valley Grance
Cambridge
Women’s Society of Christian Servien
Tooth
Tall la
Orville Burton
Pan
Janu
Blaine
Une
Harry Randall
Ralon
Slanety
Lathrop
Yar Ackley
George Burch
Fonts
Sumner Lind
Wilbur Maclly
Hrneadding
Smith
Women's Society of
Osiris- Veltora
Alasa
Peea
Chinese authorities clarify stance on force for self defense
Secretary remarks last week downplayed a broader use of force by Chiang Kai-shek’s government. Officials said the Republic of China will not initiate war to retake the mainland, though self defense could justify action if cross‑strait hostilities resume. They warned against misinterpretation by overseas Chinese and stressed peaceful aims.
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Spakeantan
Chiang
Republic of China
White
Ted
Chen Cheg
Quemoy
Aishard
George “Yeh
United States
Wilte
Republic At China
Caiang
Loree
U N Votes on Geneva Talks and Nuclear Restraint
A United Nations resolution urged nuclear powers to suspend weapons tests under international control during pre Geneva negotiations beginning November 10 on technical measures to guard against surprise attacks. The United States pressed for broader disarmament debate as the Big Three sought a Geneva settlement.
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U.N. Assembly
Geneve
Sedrejane
Mammarsktjuld
Staley
India
United States
le Big Three
Gennva
Albany Boy Stowaway Train Passenger
Howard Johnson, a youth from Albany, was found yesterday after being an unwilling stowaway on a New York Central train. The boy became lodged in a coupling apparatus during the trip, crying for help at Schenectady and Utica, where he was detained by police before being placed on a return train home.
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Howard Johnson
Utica
Wis
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