Former Mayor James P. Donley Dies at Home in Cohoes
James P. Donley former mayor of Cohoes died at his home 47 Wooding Lane following a long illness. Born in Cohoes he headed the J. J. Dawley Co. for 30 years and held roles with St Bernard's Church the Moly Name Society Cohoes Hospital Association and the Cohoes Chamber of Commerce. He served in civic groups including the Cohoes Civic Association and various veterans and fraternal orders. Survived by wife Marguerite a daughter Frances and a brother John. Funeral arrangements set for the coming day with a mass at St Bernard's and burial at St Agnes Cemetery Bernie.
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James P. Donley
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Cohoos
James J
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Sto. Jong Rosident
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J. J. Dawley Lone
Te Father
St. Bernard's Church
Moly Name Society
Puiteh
Lis Cohuus Suvingadani
Cohoes
Conves Chamber of Commerce
Tang Wative
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Donkey
Ehuirman
Conor
Alse Biting
Band of Directors
Gahors Civic Association
Whic
Cuhoes Lodge
Wika
Conces Colonell
Knights of Columbus
Vega Cantvan
Order of the Alhambra
VanSehiete Iskend
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Provencher
Minon Bouleris
Saysom Street
Long Tire
Nicolel
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Travencher
Co. Tites
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Alburtine Dellevills Amd
Erni Houleris
Cohoea
Herman
Franeda
Cohors
Motarie
St. Mari's Church
St Joseph's Cemetery
Cohoes Post Plans 100 Member Initiation Night
Cohoes Post to initiate 100 members with William Hutching appointed in charge. Annelian Te ylon and George F. Benne led discussions with Central Veterans Association about appointments including Thomas Mooney of Troy to a post.
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Cohoes Post
B. T. Ruane
Annelian Teylon
Alsich
William Hutching
Doin Kenney
Velirana
Vicw
Vest
Suorgei
Chihodean
Posal
Wis
Danwin
Valor
Uns
George F. Benne
Central Veterans Association
Thomas Mooney
Troy
Mohees
Cohoes Students Named Delegates to Institute
Cohoes High School juniors Mikbos Uberesu Vandellan Mildred Hines and Dahlela Walah were chosen as delegates to the Recondity School Institute of Foreign Policy. They joined representatives from nearby schools to discuss United Nations topics and American participation. Morning session expected to draw over 120 peers with Chester Williams, public liaison officer, speaking. Afternoon attendance planned for about 30 schoolmates led by Mrs Frank Hines and Miss Beatrice Ponsel.
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Who
Mikbos Uberesu
Vandellan
Mildred Hines
Dahlela Walah
Gohices High School
Recondity School
Institute of Tha
Association Lo Te Wom
Page Hall
Audi Uciuur
le New York State
Col. Howe
Alloy
United Nations
Chester
Williams
Lin Amperiot
Cohoes Camp Auxiliary Hosts Past Officers Night
Cohoes Camp Auxiliary held a Past Officers Night in Albany with Capt. R Palmer Auxiliary. Attendees included Mrs. Mary A Collin and other officers. awards announced and refreshments served. A separate Church Work Society meeting at St Johns Episcopal Church was noted. Funeral services for Provencher held Saturday with interment in St Josephs Cemetery.
Cohoes Group Plans Annual Party
The Cohoes Group outlined plans for its annual Christian party under Yeauspleen of the Ladin of BL to be held in the church basement Monday at 5 pm. New members will be welcomed and honored, with Mra Roe Grignon presiding as president and Mrs Peter Lange named general chairman of the committee.
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Ladin
Anne Suclaty
Marley Chinch
At & Pm
Guyotte
Mra
Roe Grignon
Peter Lange
Lionel Boivin
David Fountaine
Mets Ener Davreau
Lanse
M! O'Connor
Lajeunusse
Leo Movi
Nadeau
Maxime Greguire
Leo Derocher
William Miron
All Dantes
Army Hangman Says Did Good Job on Nazis
New York UPs Sgt John Oc Woods, a sergeant in the Army's hangman unit, arrived aboard the USS Gonzales Victory with 1,428 troops and claimed he executed about 200 people, including 134 in the European Theater. He maintained he did his duty despite reports of quitting the job. He was born in San Antonio, Texas, and resides in Wichita, Kansas.
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Army
Bang Tan
Ine
Ger Keans
Ave Teal
Nual
Nuornterg
Shipboard
Beemerhaven
Wichita
Kus
San Antonio
Tex
County Bureaus 4 H Group to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
County and 4 H groups to elect officers at the annual meeting of the Rensselaer County Firm and Home Bureau and the LH Cuvi Association. Leonard Blaylock from Albany will speak on Juvenile Con onduency. Reports from commissions to be presented. Rome Bureau to hold a felendetiip market.
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Rensselaer County, Firm and Home Bureau
LH Cuvi Association
Syeaway Ohieeh Ham
Leonard Blaylock
Specil
Albany
PBI
Rome
Girl Scout Leaders To Meet Tonight in Elmira
A Troy Area Council meeting at Manufacturers National Bank will hear a report on the recent Girl Scout regional conference in Elmira. Mrs. Carl G. Grimm, president, will preside. Mrs. H. Fuller and Miss Frederica Gordon will present the year’s program ideas from national headquarters.
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Elmira
Troy Area
Manufacturers National Bank
Carl G. Grimm
National Headquarters
H. ©. Fulleron
Londonville
Fredericka Gordon
Petersburg Resident Hit by Automobile
Petersburg resident Frank Grobecker of Petersburg was slightly injured yesterday around 7 30 pm when struck by a car driven by Subard Braen 21 of Patersburg on the main highway in Petersburg town. He told trooper Fred Polty at West Lebanon station if she did not go the oman.
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Petersburg
Subard 14
Braen
Patersburg
Bruce
Fred Polty
West
Lebanon
Oman
Spatnish Bishop Dies in Tarazona Age 72
Spatnish Bishop Tayoxone, a Tarazona bishop and Redemptorist, died yesterday at age 72 after a long ministry. He was ordained in 1911 and consecrated bishop in 1928.
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Tayoxone
Spain
Eleanor Mautilon Turtte
Tarazona
Redemptorists
Baptist delegates named for Emmanuel Baptist meeting
Representatives from the First Baptist Church have been named to attend no meeting tonight at the Emmanuel Baptist Church of Albany In telink of the World Mia won Cristie. The delegates include Mrs. Charles Caddick Mia Mdgwari Gourt Mla Janet Smyth Mia Tata Halstead va Maria Wilcox Mrs. Ralph Bennett George Sing jsay William Hauge Palmer Beneth Arthur E. Lofgren and Rev. Richiard Cummings.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church of
Canton Leo Meeting in Diamond Rank Hall Today
Canton Leo and Patriarchos Militant with LOO and auxiliary prepare to meet in Diamond Rank Hall. Captain Fred W. White will lead the encampment gathering and Mia Wallis presides over the auxiliary. Bed Fenikeker writes the degree work as a social soon follows.
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Leo
Patriarchos
LOO
Diamond Rank Hall
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Mia
Wallis
27th Division Vets Honor War Dead Memorial Plan
27th Division Veterans Association proposes a yearly memorial to World War I dead in Troy. Plans discuss a proposed future World War II memorial date, call for a state legislative committee, and urge action over inadequate headstones. Post representatives will meet with Cal John Purcell to present recommendations.
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27Th Division
Veterans Association
Noble-Callahan Post
Amarteun Legion
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Talen
Nicol
Cal
John J. Purcell
Stile Comminder
LG Rs
Chou quits China peace talks in Nanking return
Chinese Communist negotiator Chou Enlai returned from Nanking aboard an American transport under safe conduct as government armies prepare for action. The move follows Chiang Kai-shek’s position and a year of talks with U. S. General George Marshall present at the negotiations.
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Chau-Ea Tai
Nanking
Hig
U. S
George Marshall
Chou Lew
Chu Teh
Chau
Chow
Chiang Koi Shole
China
Chiang
Chan
Ship Carrying Uranium Arrives in England
A British cargo ship bearing uranium ore principal component of the atom bomb, 1900 drums weighing over 50 tons, arrived at Liverpool from the Belgian Congo. A spokesman for the Ministry of Supply declined to confirm or deny the report. The UK hosts an atomic research laboratory in South Central England.
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British Press Association
Liverboul
Belgian Congo
England
Imatrueliong
Mrs Erickson Guilty In Daughter Death
Mrs Eve Brick 02, 50, was convicted yesterday by an all male jury of manslaughter in the death of her three year old adopted daughter Susan. The possible maximum sentence on both convictions is twenty years in prison. She was sent to the city jail by Richmond County Judge Thomas J Wilah for sentencing November 4. The jury was out three hours.
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Eve Brick
Susan
Ison
Richmond
Thomas J. Wilah
Americans donate for F D R memorial in London drive
Briliat American goodwill society sponsors a drive to raise funds for a statue of Franklin D Roosevelt in London. The campaign reported $186000 raised with thousands of letters arriving. two days into the effort officials lost count as the pace waned by Monday afternoon and continued slowly thereafter.
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Good Will Society
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Roosevelt
Teaching Standard Hit By Farm Body
Delegates at the annual three day meeting of the State Federation of Home Bureaux and the State 4 H Extension Federation urged the state government to provide additional funds to improve teaching standards and attract qualified personnel to the profession. Speakers included William Myers and Dr Merrell De Gratl. Other resolutions urged a ten year plan for highways, daylight saving time abandonment, steps to boost sugar supply, and more state funds for school lunch programs.
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New York State
Bayern Pederstion
Benellny
Fom
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Blate Federation of Home Bureaux
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4-H Extension Federation
Farm Burra Federalion
Farm Bureau Federalion
William Myers
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Merrell de Gratl
State Village
Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Hannegan Ordered To Take Complete Rest
Washington reports Hannegan, head of the Democratic National Committee, has been ordered to a full rest after ten days of examination for high blood pressure. He plans to travel to Arizona or Florida and will not return to Washington until January 18. A national committee meeting to discuss his resignation is anticipated, with Gov. Herbert Kerr of Oklahoma mentioned as a possible successor though no commitment made.
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UPI
Robert BE. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Hannegan
Waller Revd
Arizona
Florida
Herbert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Mines Found Off Albania Prompt Channel Sweep
A spokesman for Har Mediterranean Ming Clearancy said more than twenty mines laid within six months were swept from the Corfu Channel. British minesweepers and other ships cleared the channel on November 13 despite Albanian protests over sovereignty and territorial waters. The mine incidents raised safety and international waters concerns during wartime.
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Corfu
Albania
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Vass Trooper Test Yields State Police Appointments
Harold Powell Glenmore Road and John Thomas Averill Parr veterans of World War II passed an examination to qualify as state troopers. Division of State Police announced yesterday that about six hundred men took the test on Aug 7, with only around one hundred appointments available from the group.
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Harold Powell
Glenmore Road
John Thomas
Averill Parr
Aekd
Division of State Police
John A. Gaffney
Opposition Quits Greek Parliament as Walkout Shocks Debates
The Greek opposition staged a mass walkout during a debate on guerrilla activity, leaving parliament adjourned. Premier Constantin Tauldria accused three opposition parties of anti national sentiment as ex premier George Papandreou demanded an apology before returning. The opposition cited government control loss from Mount Olympus to the border in Greece.
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Panayota Kanelopoulos
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Horn of Yuga- Hovin
Constantin Tauldaria
Alexander A. Pallas
London
Guerrills
Greece
Alamo
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Abania
Guerriliag
Nor Lars
George Papanedreny
Inbault
Tsuldlarts
Lares Tanner
Pepanireay
Kanellopochou
Sophocles
Home Bureau Unit Steps Up Activities
An all day meeting at Mrs Harold Burnes home on Van Ruyen Avenue will cover a business session and sewing machine lesson with Mrs Bame as instructor. A second all day session at Mrs DeToreat Galers home on Van Buren Avenue will include a family life lesson. A Christmas party and covered dish luncheon is set for Dec 15 at the Reformed Church with a short business meeting and gift exchange. An all day session Jan 8 at the Woman's League will feature a Tailored Jackets lesson by David Solman from Maple Avenue with Mrs Gia Colvin as reader. Mrs Robert Lauridson, unit chair, will lead the meetings.
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van Ruyen Avenue
van Buren Avenue
the Reformed Church
Lhe Worny
Afgh
David Solman
Maple Avenue
Two Area 4 H Clubs Install New Officers
Two Area 4 H clubs installed new officers at their annual achievement meeting held Saturday evening at East Poesteakill Baptist Church Hall. About a hundred people attended as Mrs. Forresk Emerson spoke on what the 4 H club means to the community. A candle lighting service accompanied the officer installations. Budding Maples named Joan Tymesan president and others headed by Claire Favemum vice president Natey Dalley secretary Lillian Knudsen treasurer and Shirley Wager song reader. Columbians elected Charles Farnum president Donald Swankey vice president Herbert Gersl peer ey and Donald Dalley treasurer.
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Forresk Emerson
Joan Tymesan
Claire Favemum
Natey Dalley
Lillian Knudsen
Gail Tyenesan
Shirley Wager
Ing
Virginia Swankey
Columbians
Charles Farnum
Donald Swankey
Herbert Gersl
Donald Ialley
America Sets Atlantic Record For U S Vessel
America the flagship of United States Lines dropped anchor at Cobh Cork harbor after completing an eastward Atlantic crossing in four days 22 hours. The previous record of five days five hours was held by the SS Manhattan whose run began in New York and ended near Cobh Harbor. Commander Harry Manning announced the voyage averaged a steady speed during the maiden commercial passage.
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the &. S. Manhattan, A Sister Ahip of the America. Comds, Harry Manningy
Patent Expert Dies in Chevy Chase at 70
W. Johnson, a noted expert in trademark law, died yesterday in Chevy Chase, Michigan. The longtime attorney retired about three months after forty years in the field, leaving a major mark on welling trade mark jurisprudence.
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W. Johnson
Johnson
Officer Dies in Geneva After Long Court Service
Edmond Huet Dur Pavillon aged 83, long serving member of the Court of Justice of the Lingus from 1907 until 1936, died yesterday in Geneva. The noted jurist, known as Shaygue, served decades in public service and will be remembered for his contributions to international law.
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Edmond Huet Dur
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Court of Justice of the Lingus
Wage Boards End Work By January Fifteenth
Wage Stabilization officials announce the wind up of all pending adjudication cases by January 15. The regional tally shows thousands of enforcement files open, mainly in building and construction sectors. If unsettled, cases may transfer to another agency, possibly the Internal Revenue Service.
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Seattle
Whipple PTA Highlights Red Cross War Efforts
Whipple School Parent Teacher Association discussed Red Cross work abroad and local clothing drives. Mrs Glaydon Stewart led a talk on hospital units in England France and Scotland. Miss Gertrude Manne appealed for workers for war relief and Miss Moore urged volunteer hours at Red Cross rooms. Mrs Robert Swaniek and Mrs L Paul DeLong reported on the New York State PTA convention in Syracuse. Four members received awards bringing total membership to 40 249. Refreshments featured under Mrs Edward Gendron.
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Stewart
Allen
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Troy
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Proctor
Robert T. Swanlek
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Mattie W. Reynolds
Carolyn Fired
Shirley F. Myer
Mildred G. Christensen
Edward Gendron
Greenwich Pastor Leads Church Council In Greenwich
Rev. Lawld Powell was elected president of the Wuashlay church council at Greenwich. Other officers include Wt Burned, Rev. Ratud Be Conk, Mrs. Sannoth Courter, Mrs. Stelle Gnitten, Stewart A. Howlin, and Mr. Prwall. theme was Foundations with keynote by Rev. Jane Lowell Harda and principal speaker They, Wilned co on A Matter of Faith summa.
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Greenwich
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Bf Granville
Ratud Be Conk
Tudaon Fula
Sannoth Courter
Granville
Stelle Gnitten
Vudaon Falls
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Burson Falls
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Inva
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