Justice Douglas speaks on Asia at Schenectady lecture
Supreme Court Justice Douglas told an audience in Schenectady that the United States had been less astute in dealing with Russia and Asia. He argued Asians seek equal treatment and distrust gifts, saying communists exploit discontent and reveal their colors only after winning.
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Justics Withh- Douglas
US Supreme Court
United States
Russia
Ayia
Freedom Forts
Sogancization
Schenectady
Mavalas
Andj
Douglas
Companions Of Runaway Girls Nabbed In Troy Area
Three Troy area youths are held in Rensselaer County on burglary and morals charges after suspects identified them in connection with three girls who ran away from the Troy Branch State Training School for Girls near Poestenkill. Police say the girls, ages 14, 13, and 36, were hidden overnight at Barberville Moon's Hotel and were driven to Albany before the incident was traced to the trio. Bail set at 2000 for burglary and 300 for morals violations per youth.
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Troy Area
Rensselaer Coan
Troy
State Training School
Wyhamskill
Frooper L. J. Konkle
BCI
East Greenbush
Clifford Arnold
Averlil Park
John Doher
Tusilee of the
William H. Plubacher
Fast Greenbush
Margaret L. Purcell
The
Schno
Pawling Seni
Tari
Det
Poughkeepsie
Purcell
Creepey Konile
Def
Moon
Barberville
Albay
Police identify troopers aiding Poughkeepsie investigation
In Poughkeepsie, officers noticed suspects during the probe as Trooper JF Hostin of the BCT in East Greenbush and Trooper W G Wolfe of BEI in Troy assisted with the inquiry.
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Oughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie
JF Hostin
BCT
East Greenbush
W. G. Wolfe
BEI
Troy
Echacks
Banquet Honoring South Troy Little Leaguers
The South Troy Little League held a banquet at the Polish American Club for 277 players, parents, and guests on Saturday. James Barburn, league president, introduced Rev. Thomas Scalt who said grace. Gerald Rogers introduced Robert Ogen, director at Madison Valley Technical Institute, who acted as toastmaster. Principal speaker Billy Farrell shared his career in sports, followed by a Q&A. The evening ended with films of the 1957 World Series and notice of a future WWRE meeting.
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South Troy Lille
James*Barburn
Thomas K. Scalt
St. Michael's Church
Grace
Gerald’ Rogers
Robert Ogen
Madisom "Valley, Technical Institute
Losstmaster
Felabraoms Sl
Barracks Push for Troy as National Shrine
Tensselaer County Veterans of World War I adopted a resolution urging Washington to designate Troy as a National Shrine for Uncle Sam. Commander William Houser presided, stressing members must have 80 days active service between April 7, 1917, and November 11, 1918 and an honorable discharge. Frank Frick was named commander of new barracks in Hoosick Falls. A slate of officers to be elected at the December meeting was announced. Bertram L. Jones said a drive to organize new barracks in Aveville Park area would run tomorrow through Saturday. The next VFW state meeting will be in Catskill on November 34.
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Tensselaer County
National
Washington
Troy
Sam Wilso
William Houser
Mus
Thuy
Hauser
Frank Frick
Hoosick Falls
Lal Noble-Callahan
Pam
Bertram L. Jones
Ihief
Stafl
Avevill Pak J
Catsxiil
Raymertown approves eleven thousand dollar fire truck
The Raymertown Fire District board approved an $11,000 contract for a new combination fire pumper tanker. Delivered early spring, the apparatus will feature an enclosed cab and an 850 gallons per minute pump with a 1,000 gallon booster tank. The old 3,940 gallon tank truck will be disposed of while the fire company remains in service.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Tne Raymertown Fire District
Towty
Teslawn
Baward
Rysodorph
East Greenbush
Howe
Ptt
Indiana
Hes
Urielghteh
Servier
Cambridge Players To Present Comedy The Solid Gold Cadpine
The Gatbridge Stockplayers stage a three act comedy The Solid Gold Cadpine at Cambridge Central School auditorium Friday and Saturday at 8 pm Tickets available from cast or at the door Local arts group asks community support after well received prior productions Cast includes Robert Carvin Mel Lady Saile Rev William Doxsey Richard Dame Morton Skalwold and many others with narration by Mrs Contiie Hunziker and news broadcast by Allen Chamberlain Mrs Irma Allen and Mrs Gilvit Hymlek.
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Gatbridge
Cambridge Central
Robert Carvin
Mel.Lrdy Saile
William Doxsey
Richard Dame
Morton Skalwold
Ann Andréws
Phil Sica
Helen Sles
Yeonne Bushee
George Ymck
Wick Center
Rebbe Miller
Jane Chamberlain Aid
Marion Whipple
Contiie Hunziker
Allen Chamberlain
Irma
Allen
Gilvit Hymlek
William Cox
Comedy Revue At St Patrick's Promises School Talent
The Mathers Club of St Patrick's, Chich will present a comedy revue on Sunday and Monday. A special matinee for children Sunday at 3, with a performance at 6:30 pm Monday. Tickets at the door. Peter Bertisso’ leads music, Billy Nassau writes lyrics and skits, Mrs Josephinn Oat choreographs, Arnold Ca linieuch handles scenery. The cast features the church choir and local talent.
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Mathers Club
St. Patrick's
Chich Will
Willian
E. Mahay
Ehalitan
Peter Bertisso
Billy Nassau
Josephinn Oat
Wal
Director of Charities to Speak at Catholic Women’s League Meet
Rev William J Hotler, director of the Troy office of Catholic Charities and pastor of St Michael’s Church, will headline the season’s first Servite League meeting. The event at Hendrick Hudson begins at 8 pm with Leo Curley presiding. proceeds support the league’s welfare work and the annual meeting set for November 17.
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William J. Hotler
Troy
Catholic Charities
St. Michael’s Church
Catholic Women's Servite League
Hendrick
Pam
Tes. Leo
Curley
Stasion
Yeagie
At & Pam
Hendrick Hudson
League
Kelleher
Fort Edward
SL. Bonaventure University
Lady of Angels Seminary
Niagara
Catholic University of America
Washington, DC
Schenectady
Cain
Ing Ta
Hoosie Valley PTA Plans Events and Campaign Controversy
Hoosie Valley PTA announces a busy calendar of upcoming events including dance classes led by Mrs Edna Ralston and a children data class under Mrs Halston Ty. Robert Felendis will chair a meeting with a 27 pint a.m. start and an 8 p.m. session for adults. A book fair is planned with Book Store supplier and local volunteers.
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Noosie Valley
Assn
Edna Ralston
Robert Felendis
Halston Ty
Hd Distélel
Lsw
Bany
Mat
Alty
Jorie Harvington
Louis J. Letkowitz
Helen O'Connor
PTA
Bing Mwe
Albans
County Buare
Severaill
Pam
Algany
Machings
Tad
Rey
Bavender's
Palis
Kenneth Smith
Am. Opennd
Elre
Paul Markwurm
Man Dies Suddenly as PTA Schedules School 2 Sale
Theodore B. Wagner aged 74 of 44 Meaning Ave dies of a heart attack Monday as the School 2 PTA conducts a rummage sale to raise funds for a Christmas party and classroom needs. The sale runs Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday from 3 to 3 p.m. at 16 King St with Wilma Ritter as chair and committee members listed. Proceeds will help cover expenses for the children.
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Theodore B. Wagner
Anumomge Sale
Warmer
Rensselaer
Homer E. Ritter
Frank Dumas
Frank Blymer
Christine Beck
Edward Sauer
Marines Observe L ard Anniversary At Local Party
The third anniversary of the U S Marine Corps founding on November 10 1774 will be celebrated by area Marines with a driver and party at The Baradale Sunday. Ralph E Bransted of the NEON faculty will speak and reservations should be made with Tim. The event opens at 2 pm with a light dinner, followed by the tradition including the reading of the Commander’s message and cutting of the Marine cake. The first slice goes to the youngest Marine, the second to the oldest, and the third to the wife of the youngest or the oldest. Attending are Capt. Nelson DP Watkins and Mrs. Watkins, along with naval and air guests of RPT. The highest ranking Marine present is Lt Col Raymond Le Abi, a graduate student in engineering.
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U.S. Marine Corps
Ralph E. Bransted
Tim
Luidtet
Randolph Ne. Pate
Marines
Capt
Nelson DP
Watkins
Wat Hina
Adler Naval
Fae
RPT
Raymond le Abi
Marge Whentr Engineering
Court Adjourns Accident Case In Albany Area
Court adjourned an accident case involving Ponlock of Albany after a two car crash on Rt 9 near Siena College on Oct 11. The defendant appeared before the Justice of the Peace Johnny Jakey Jy in Calonle on Monday night. he was released on $100 cash bail. A Mrs Helen M Dwarakowski, 34, of Elnora was injured.
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Ponlock
Albany
Rt 9
Siena College
Johnny Jakey Jy
Calonle
Sarge Lucey
Helen M. Dwarakowski
Elnora
Auto Mishap Near Allegheny In Colonie injures three
A three person accident occurred yesterday morning when a car skidded on slippery pavement and struck railroad tracks near the Allegheny area in Colonie. Tow Van Letven and his daughter Helen Van Louven were taken to a local hospital. Helen suffered a possible injury to her left hip and leg while Mr Van Louven had a minor lip laceration.
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Me Vou Feuven
George Shortsleeve
Colonia
Rost
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