Funeral Held for Cohoes Policeman
Funeral services were held for Patrolman William C. Couch in Cohoes with members of the police department, city officials, and local clergy in attendance. The service at St Agnes Church featured musical tributes by Mary Hayden Loretta Hayden and A. McManus, followed by burial at St Agnes Cemetery as city officials led delegations from police and fire departments.
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Ani Firs
Willan
Couch Ut
Cu Neil
Uasin
Lig Dint Police
J. VanVechlen Brewet
St. Herward's
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Chiat
Chiat Dunes Hh
Golden
Ghariesy
Pater J. Salli
John Hafenatainer
Paller
Hremen
Main
Ioabie
SS Agnes
Cemeye
Paul d. Keesha
Nasislank
St. Agnes
Churen
Rubin T. Rowley
Wudlash Alehi
Cohoes School Group To Have Card Party
A Cohoes school group plans a card party at 8 o clock with proceeds aiding the school. Auditor from Guhver High School will oversee sales and tickets. The general chairman is Ada David Chamber and the committee includes Mrs Wink Mudiy and Mrs Henry Brobey.
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Cohoes
Guhver High School
Ada David Ghamber Tain
Lieate Wrokwmenia Committee
Cohoes Fund Drive Totals 2426 Dollars Raised
Article reports a Cohoes Salvation Army drive raising 2426 dollars with plans to meet a larger goal. Includes details on donations, distributions to 420 applicants, and aid such as clothing, hospital supplies, and shelter, plus community events and local welfare activities.
Cohoes Church Installs New Organ
Cohoes church installs a new organ with six hundred pipes and a deluxe console featuring pneumatic control. Built by M. A. Moflor of Tagerntown, it was reconverted from an organ bought from the Troy Methodist Center, formerly in Amsterdam and moved for installation by Edward F Calling, Troy organ builder.
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Cohoes
Chelstlas Veleboitiona
M. 2
Moflor
Tagerntown
Mut
Ovmn
Troy Methodie Cunterance
Chiaret
Amsterdam
Edyward F
Troy Organ Builder
Cohoester Appointed Teacher at New York State Institute
Kenneth Doran and Kathryn E Moller announce the appointment of Cohoester as a teacher at the new state institute for applied arts and merchandising in Utica. Doran, an experienced educator and war veteran, will lead record keeping and retail mathematics instruction while pursuing a master’s degree at Syracuse University. He and Mrs. Doran reside at 1568 Webster Avenue, Utica, with their one month old son Christopher.
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Arthur J. Dorn
Perk Avenue
Hay Bubs
New York State
Applied Arta
Seleneca
Burenu Management
Utjen
Kemul 13
Tichallisun
Voran
New Institute
Ingtitute
Ky Cohorsler
Keveny Memorial Academy
New York State College For
Vencers
Albany
Roscoe Central Schves
Sullivan County Teachers Association
Catskill High School
Doran
England
Stale
Anm Haseen
Syracuse University
Fomur
Kathleen E Moller
St. Joinville
Christopher
Webster Avenue
Utica
Krug Strives to Settle Coal Strike Threat
Secretary of the Interior Krug seeks to avert a coal strike by delaying action beyond November 20. John L. Lewis and mine owners held talks after Krug met with officials, with indications that Lewis may accept a 60 day postponement. Government control of mines looms as retroactivity for wage increases clouds prospects for renewal.
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Srcretary of the Interior Krug
A. M
United Mine Workers Union
Nelson
John L. Lewis
Theovernment
Hn Hiluminaus
Ethile
Lewis
School Boiler Blast Kills One in Baroda Mie
A rural Baroda school boiler exploded as 260 children were inside. Walter Toppa, 18, died soon after. at least 18 others injured. Larry Barker, treated for injuries, amid chaos as seventh graders were trapped by debris during the blast.
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Mie
Feadng
Walter Toppa
Atnothin Chil
Larry Barker
Debels
Concessions Canceled in Candoba Argentina
The provincial government canceled concessions of two U S companies for breach of concession terms and poor service. The firms involved are Cotlob a Grant Metallurgy Co and Cordova Light and Fuel Co.
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Candoba
Argentina
Cotdloba Grnarnt Mlechitelly, Co
Cordova Light and Fowur Co
Smith Brothers Enter Greasy Market With Welcome Ad
An odd noisy ad promotes the Smith Brothers and a rough welcome to a greasy marketplace. It urges smokers to buy two packs, one for spare pocket and another for your vehicle, hinting at coughs and uneasy health signals.
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Yelielt Smith Brothers
Vane
Wight
Alrike
Party Planned By Cohoes Mothers Christmas Party
Cohoes Mothers Club of St Agney School plans its annual Christmas party for Monday night December 14 in Gavin Hall. Mrs John Lanthier chairs the arrangements with Mrs John Downey as cochair. Rhea Cusaboune heads entertainment while Mrs Martha Majesty and Mrs Emma Beitt assist prize committee. Decorations led by Mrs John Bowman and reservations by Mrs Stanley Burke. Glenn Miller heads the arrangements for Cohoes Lodge BPOE social tonight on Oneida Street clubhouse.
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SL Agney’ Behool
Gavin
Dewny Mulcahy
John Bowman
Stanley J. Burke
John Hogan
Wham Reto
Raymond Lynch
Auspions
Cohoes Lodge
B.P.O. Ellis
Oneida Street
Glenn Miller
Britain Plans Flying Wing Jet With 100 Passengers
Britain announced plans to build a flying wing jet airliner shaped for efficiency. The six engine craft would have a 4500 mile range, carry 100 passengers plus crew and six stewards, with takeoff thrust totaling 109090 pounds, and a four year timeline to reach first flight.
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Britain
Louden
Sri
Ministry of Supply
Cary
London Plans Roosevelt Memorial in Bronze in Crosvenor Square
Sir Campbell Stuart, treasurer of the memorial committee, discloses a ten foot high bronze statue of President Roosevelt hatless in a pose from the start of his term. Four commemorative squares around Portland Stone pedestal will mark Roosevelt’s four terms. Prime Minister Attlee will launch the $100,000 appeal this Sunday. The following day theaters across Britain will broadcast a Leveovelt short with Lord Julian Fax providing wartime commentary.
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de Rae Yranklin D. Roosevail
Crosvenor Square
Campbell Stuatt
Portlandton
Tonanvel
Atties
Britain
Leveovelt
Lord Julifax
Ammbassador
Watlinington
Jailbreak at County Jail Prompts Grand Jury Action
Two inmates Cole and Kelly escaped from the county jail after sawing a bar and using a plumber’s tool. They allegedly hid for 10 to 15 days while awaiting grand jury action on felony charges of grand larceny and jail breaking. Authorities investigated their escape and the role of a wife awaiting at a local grill as detectives reported.
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Kelly
Akun
Marle J. Wiley
Troy
Paul McGuinnes
State Commission of Corrections
Charles K. Mullady
Commission
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Orthy
Lowe's Ga
Albany
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Sudo
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Gril
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Geal
Lia
Wiley
Watervliet Grill
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Lawn Troy
Shen Grover C. Campbell
Campbell
Sherrie Craver
H. B. Nugent
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BOL, and the District Attorney's Office
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South Africa faces UN charges over Indian and colonial policy
Smuts rejected calls for equal treatment and warned against class discrimination in India while defending South Africa's mandate in Southwest Africa. He argued no evidence supports Russia and Ukraine's trusteeship accusations and said Pretoria would continue to administer the mandate if annexation is rejected. Observers forecast opposition from most UN members.
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India
Union
Smuts
Russia
Africa
Samuts
A fAt
U.N
South Africa
Ukraine
Maine Youth Claims Mystery Girl as Sister
A Maine youth named Betty Jean Atkinson claimed a mystery blonde girl is his sister after studying a police photo. The girl, believed to be Betty Tent, had left a name on September 9 to go to Florina. A second suspect, Questian Mark, admitted using a false name and was jailed for six months for disorderly conduct, later retried and sentenced to forty days for a related offense. The report notes a failed escape from Palisade Park and a subsequent flight into Ferry Street.
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Houston
Ming
New Jersey
Daly Youll
Betty
Jean Atkinson
Brooks al Unson
Jasper Lycatte
Beily Tent
Florina
Palisade Par
Hileh-Nose
Questian
Mark
Army to Decorate 469 Reporters For War Coverage
The Army will award decorations on November 23 to 469 war correspondents for patriotic service rendered as news reporters in overseas theaters of combat. Maj. Gen Pakis, chief of public relations, notes 389 others had previously received ribbons. The new recipients left theater areas before final ribbon authorization details were set. A Tray High School assembly featured Westley Flannery lecturing on flight theory and aeronautics fundamentals.
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Patterson
L. Pakis
Re Sens
Tray High School
Westley Flannery
Postwar Occupation Plunder Claims Stir Debates
Story outlines American military governance after occupation. It cites proposals on reparations and resource distribution, including percentages to Russians and Western power allies, and notes a Senate inquiry into wartime misconduct and black market operations.
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Guiming
Amercan
Forsen
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