Holiday vegetables plentiful in Greater Troy area
The Market Triformation Service of the New York State Dept. of Agriculture and Markets reports plentiful holiday vegetables for Thanksgiving in the Greater Troy Area. Winter squash, purple top turnips, rutabagas, white potatoes and yellow onions are at low wholesale prices. sweet potatoes, Pascal celery, cucumbers, cranberries and broccoli are reasonable to moderate. Yams stay slightly higher. most salad vegetables are fair purchases. Top fruit includes New York State apples, grapefruit, tangerines, juices and bananas. tangerines and table grapes show reasonable to moderate pricing amid high prices listed.
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Troy
New York State Dept. of Agriculture and Markets
New York State
Winning Ducat Bearer Named Bishop Sheen in NY Lottery
A lottery ticket bearing Bishop Sheen World Poor Rochester N Y was drawn in Albany. The ticket refers to Bishop Fulon J Sheen of the Rochester Diocese and is eligible for a prize from 150 to 100000 dollars. The final amount will be decided Tuesday. Bishop Sheen, former director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, was not available for comment.
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Albany
N.Y
Bishop Sheen
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Huge Ship Launching Postponed in Chester
Winds halted the SS Ponce de Leon launching at Sun Shipbuilding in Chester. No new date set. The vessel, valued at 25 million dollars, will carry 292 autos or light trucks and 261 trailers. Transamerican Trailer Sport plans to use it on a New York City to San Juan route in 1968. It measures 700 by 92 feet, tops 30 mph, and features a bulb hull and 40,000 horsepower engine.
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Chester
Ponce de Leon
Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
Luis de Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Transamerican
Trans- Sport, Inc
New York City
San Juan
U.S
Sun
Paul Atkinson
Atkinson
Cohoes Widow Jane Powers Fitzgerald Dies at 64 Amity
Mrs Jane Powers Fitzgerald of 64 Amity Street Cohoes died after a long illness at Cohoes Memorial Hospital She was born in Waterford lived most of her life in Cohoes a St Bernard s Church communicant and former VEW Auxiliary president Survived by two sons Lawrence and Bernad P Fitzgerald two daughters Mrs William Nash and Mrs Thomas Boswell four brothers and 11 grandchildren Funeral from Garford Funeral Home and St Bernard s Church with a Solemn Requiem Mass Interment in St Mary s Cemetery Waterford
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Jane Powers Fitzgerald
Amity St
Cohoes
Thomas F. Fitzgerald Sr
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Fitzgerald
Waterford
St. Bernard's Church
Viet ‘Blvd
St. Mary's Cemetery
Food Sale To Aid Mission Father In Philippines
A food sale at St. Joseph's School hall on November 26 supports Mission Father Rev Rene Bisaillon formerly of Cohoes now stationed in the Philippines. Contributions may be left at the hall tomorrow afternoon or before Sunday Mass. Chairmen are Mrs Armand Bisaillon and Mrs Louis Favreau.
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St. Joseph's Schol Hall
Rene Bisaillon
Cohoes
Cochairman
Armand Bisaillon
Louis Favreau
Father Bisaillon
Philippines
Recount Reverses Election Result in Dutchess Race
BEACON N Y An official count of votes from the November 7 election reversed the prior result in the 19th district of Dutchess County Board of Representatives. A reading error on voting machines showed Democrat Robert Cahill defeating Republican Julius Boscia by 2 votes after a recount corrected a prior 26 vote lead for Boscia.
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Beacon
N. Y
Dutchess County Board of Representatives
Julius Boscia
Robert Cahill
Cahill
Ombudsmen and Hanky Panky Explained in Letters
Dear Mr Morris explains the term ombudsman as a citizen watchman who cuts through bureaucratic red tape to ensure justice. The other letter defines hanky panky as double dealing, tracing the phrase to conjurers and echoic word formations used in magicians' sleight of hand.
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Morris
Boston
Holly
Kevin White
Old Greenwich
Conn. A
United States
Mr. Morris
Map Derivation From Latin mappa for Linen Sketches
The term map traces to the Latin mappa meaning linen cloth used by Roman mapmakers for their sketches, revealing how a simple material shaped a global word used for geographic representations.
Government stress on tax hikes to curb dollar drain
Secretary Henry Fowler urged higher taxes as the key step to improve the balance of payments and protect the dollar. The Commerce Department reported a $170 million quarterly deficit, the largest in 24 years, with nine month deficits at $1.75 billion suggesting the 1967 shortfall could exceed $2 billion. Fowler announced a 10 percent surcharge on individual and corporate income taxes at a news conference.
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Stalliu
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Commerce Department
Washington
U.S
Fowler
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