State Guard Men Attend Conference at Glen Falls
About 160 members of the Second Regiment New York State Guard met at Glen Falls Saturday for an officers actional to prepare for next year’s training programs. Col Lester C Higbee led the group with Jr Co Andrew P Lamb of Watervliet as executive officer. A Queensbury banquet followed at 6 PM with Col Higbee as speaker. The organizing committee centered on Lamb as chairman with Maj L C O of Amsterdam in charge of entertainment and Ralph W Hamilton of Glens serving on the committee.
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New York Blale Guard
Gleny Falls
Tse
Lester C. Higbee
Jr. Co
Andrew FP. Lamb
Watervilet
Queensbury
Highee
Chargs
Lamb
Maj L. C. O
Amsterdam
Ralph W. Hamilton
Glens
Century Club Women Hear Cosmetician on Cosmetics
The Century Club hosts Mra Rowen Ungl of The Peerloan Co to discuss cosmetics and their use. Lynette Jones will introduce the speaker as plans note hayride participation and a Nov. 16 meeting. An open rose program for New York State Guard members and friends will feature weapons and chemical agents demonstrations, judo, and a luncheon.
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Mra Rowen Ungl
Peerloan Co
Twentieth Century Club
CJA
Lynette Jones
Maragaret Grady
Additional Places Oppose Seaway Plan
Four more communities Walden Montgomery Walkill and Maybrook joined Troy in opposing the St. Lawrence Seaway project. The Walden Walkill Maybrook chambers and the Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary also voiced opposition. Assemblyman VanDuzer described the Seaway as a TVA like project, arguing it would cost billions and become obsolete before completion due to atomic energy development.
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Troy
St. Lawrence
Commmitrce
Walden
Montgomery
Walkill
Maybrook
Samuel We McCochrane
Wilson C. VanDuzer
Orange County
St. Lawrence Seaway
TVA
Hillio Dolars
Tormtight
Hudson Falls Native Named as Music Head
Karl A Raider a Hudson Falls native son of Charles A Raider of Iat village has been named head of music at Ohio Northern University Ada He is a Hudson Falls High School and Eastman School of Music graduate who earned a bachelor of music degree from the University of Rochester in 1943 He directed vocal and instrumental music at the New York State Training School at Warwick from 1935 to 1987 and has since worked with Arlington Schools He also led the Stux Glee Club at Wases Hospital and sang tenor at the Presbyterian Church in Poughkeepsie.
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Hudson Falls
Karl A. Raider
Charles A. Raider
Iat Village
Arlingston
Poughkeepsie
Pragic
Ohio Northen University
Ada
Raider
Hudson Falls High School
Eastman School of Music
Hochester
University of Rochester
New York State
Eight Prowl Cars Awaited by Police
The Troy Police Department aims to have eight new Ford cars in service by January 1. Mayor John J. Ahern said the order was placed last week and every effort will be made to equip eight patrol vehicles. Current fleet runs 24 hours daily but is in poor condition due to frequent breakdowns, with only four of six cars typically in operation.
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Troy
John J. Ahern
Timekeeper Radio Schedule and Local Listings Summary
A fragmented radio page lists time slots and program titles across stations in Troy and surrounding areas. It includes Timekeeper segments, Morning Moods, news briefs, music hours, almanac readings, and various local personalities and show names with scattered times and generic program notes.
Man Keeps Amsterdam Police Busy
Clyde Arche, 51, a Black man, caused a night of trouble in Amsterdam. Between 9:45 and 11 pm Thursday police handled a fight, a holdup, and an accident all linked to Arche. While resisting arrest he jumped from a moving car and narrowly escaped serious harm during a chaotic chase with Roland Harrison.
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Clyde Arche
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Montis
Carl Cles
Arche
Roland Harrison
Archie
Harrison
Plan Benefit To Aid Parish School In Troy
A Christmas fundraiser to aid St Peter's School in Troy will be held November 20 27 and 28 at St Peter's Lyceum. The Parent Teacher Association sponsors the bazaar and festival featuring booths novelty articles handwork gifts entertainment contests and parties to support school repairs and renovations. Committees led by Mrs John B Kinnicott Jr decorations and others organize decorations arrangements and refreshments with election day noted as Tuesday and several co chairs and chairpersons named for planning duties.
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St Peter's Lyceum
Beneft
St Peter's
John B. Kinnicott, Jr
Thomas Coultree
Fred Gusty
William J. Connery
Well Callahan
Arthur Brearton
Cochairman
Ambrose Nash Ie
Raymond Wein
Edward Mack
Margaret Topping
Eugene Lyons
Florence Hevers
Thomas F. O'Connor
Thomas F. Dougherty
Bus Concerns Seek New Route Franchises
The Public Service Commission in Albany will hear the petition of the 1. B. Je. Lines and the Hudson Transportation Co. Inc. for permission to operate the Glens Falls to Schenectady route. Proceedings also set for Friday at 10 am to review rates charges classifications of service and regulations for the Ticonderoga Electric Light and Power Co. for electric service Arebe and Harrison. The report notes Arche was permitted to continue to his destination.
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Public Service Commission
Albany
1. B. Je. Lines
Hudson ‘Transportation Co. Inc
Glens Falls
Schenectady
Ticonderoga Electric Light and Power Co
Vincentian Priests Open Five Week Mission at St Marys
Two Vincentian priests Rev James G McGrath and Rev Joseph Lawler conducted a five week mission at St Marys Church Washington Park with services and daily masses. The schedule includes morning masses at 6 40 and 2 00 and evening services at 7 30 with a women’s week followed by men’s week.
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St. Mary's Church
Washington Park
James G. McGrath
Joseph Lawler
Rer Aylotts Society
St. Vincent de Paul
Father McGrath
Niagara University
St. Vincent's Seminary
Philadelphia
Gregorian University
Rome
Niagara
Vincentian Mission Band
Father Lawler
Still Going Strong Tulane Physician Letter Declared
New Orleans officials released a note confirming Dr. J. B. Taylor, graduate of Tulane University School of Medicine class of 1880, continues to practice medicine in Pleasanton, Texas, signaling ongoing informal ties between the university and its alumni.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
J. B. Taylor
Universitys School of Medicine
Pleazantton
Pex
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