NY State Teachers Meet Focuses On Long Term Goals
Syracuse VP leads NYSATA policy session as 44 000 teachers consider a platform on civic responsibility educational advancement and professional services. Salary schedule reform discussed with action expected at final session. officers to be elected including McCormick Nicol Blythe and Gollaher. banquet to feature Arnall Holt and Brind with Alfred E Smith award presentation.
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Syracuse
New York
Pits
New York State Teachers’ Association
N.T.8
T.A
Misa Heleni C. McCormick
Albany
Nly.s.t.a
Miss McCormick
Alan Nicol
Buffalo
Marjorie Blythe
Southampton
Harvey M
Rice
Oswego State Teachers’ College
Margaret A. Gollaher
Potsdam
Gollaher
Dorothy B. Allen
Peekekill
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Andrew Holt
Waonal Education Association
Charles A. Brind
State Education Department
Alfread KE. Smith
Pavement Cave-In on Eagle Street Near Fifteenth
A street cave-in occurred on Eagle Street near Fifteenth at 11 30 am Saturday with no vehicles passing and no injuries reported. Police set a barricade around the site as repairs are prepared.
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Eagle Street
Fifteenth
Beck Leads Temple Card Tournament By 1 370 Points
Chris Beck holds the lead in the Pinochle tournament at the Weblowcraft Club of Cohoes Lodge FAAM with 1 370 points after second round games. John Neals in second with 17 880, followed by Elijah Bottum 17 780 and George Woods 17 610.
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Chris Beck
Weblowcraft Club
Cohoes Lodge
Faam
John Neals
Elijah Bottum
George Woods
Fred Paverly
Warren Brower
Herbert Hammond
Miller Dunn
Elmer Brownhardt
John Malpass
Charles Wager
William Ford
Harry Reamer
William Schwarger
Masonic Temple
Albany Bus Route Extension Sparks City and Opponents
The Albany City administration withdraws opposition on a compromise but United Traction Co. keeps objections to extending the Albany-Cohoes bus line. A Common Council meeting may shift the plan to Lark Street, reversing earlier opposition. Hearing adjourned to December 21.
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Northern Boulevard
Common Council
Clinton Avenue
Central
Washington Avenues
State Street
Broadway
Industrialist to Speak at Cohoes Youth Center Meeting
Israel Rogosin of Beau nit Mills, Inc., will address industrial readers tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. in the Cohoes Youth Center quarters at 30 Remsen Street. Wade A. Morehouse, board president, will preside as redecorating is finished and activities are planned under Rotary sponsorship.
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Israel Rogosin
Beau Nit Mills, Inc
Remsen Street
New Cohoes
Rotary Club
Wade A. Morehouse
Spanish War Auxiliary Card Party Held at Remsen Street
The Ladies Auxiliary of Collin- Ross Camp United Spanish War Veterans hosted a card party at V.FLW. quarters on Remsen Street with Miss Mary Connery overseeing arrangements. High score prizes were awarded to a list of members including Mrs Mary Kilduff and Mrs Florence Mons, among others. A Methodist Men supper meeting at First Methodist Church followed at 6:30 p.m. with Arthur Ashdown presiding and motion pictures to be shown.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Collin- Ross Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
V.flw
Remsen Street
Mary Connery
Mary
Laura
Oonan
Mary Daigneault
Albina Bourgeois
Veral. Smith
Lillian Allen
Sue Webb
Anna Lockwood
Mars Grogan
First Methodist Church
Arthur Ashdown
Valuations Rise in Cohoes Across City Totals
City officials report total valuations for Cohoes rose to 317,229,286 up from last year by 276,785.50. Real property gained 153,773 while exempt properties added 123,165. farm land fell 5,425 and other categories shifted about 32,000 higher. Ward totals show varied gains across the first through sixth wards with real and exempt values and farm land changes detailed. In Tokyo, Japanese tobacco taxes cut imported cigarette sales at the Tokyo Overseas Supply Store, while Allied Post Exchanges remain unaffected. officials cite revenue aims and monopoly pricing. Also noted is the discharge of Carol O’Brien from Cohoes Hospital after a street accident and a Reformed Church Consistory meeting at 5 p.m.
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Cohoes
Ward A
First Ward
Second Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Tokyo
INS
Japan
G. KE
Allied Post Exchanges
Four Hurt In Cohoes Accidents
Four persons were slightly injured and several escaped harm after three Cohoes accidents Saturday. Joyce Walker, 7, of 9 Bridge Avenue, was struck by a car driven by George Bow nan of 70 Congress Street at Columbia and Remsen Streets, treated for a hip injury and head abrasions, then returned home. In a second crash at Spring and Saratoga Streets three men suffered minor injuries in a two car collision. Herbert Dame of 140 Congress Street says he stopped for a light when Frank Miron of Watervliet Avenue struck his car. David Dame was a passenger. A third mishap involved Florence Shine of 202 Columbia Street and Arthur Hamil of 15 Melville Avenue. Shine’s car halted as a third vehicle pulled from a parking space on Gatoa Street near Remsen, and Hamil’s car struck it.
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Cohoes
Joyce Walker
Bridge Avenue
George Bownan
Congress Street
Columbia and
Remsen Streets
James Mitchell
Spring
Saratoga
Herbert Dame
Frank Miron
Watervilet Avenue
David Dame
Florence Shine
Columbia Street
Arthur Hamil
Melville Avenue
Cooes
Hamil
Shine
Gatao Street
Remsen
Church Bowling League Leaders Announced
Mrs Kay Cavosie led with high singles 177 and high triple 479 in Thursday night action at Lyceum alleys Cohoes. Other top scores included Eleanor Steel 157 443 Lena DeKcade 158 435 Natalie Senez 147 435 Adeline Fuller 147 429 Gladys Cogiey 170 428 Mary Strauchon 160 428 Helen Gorsky 161 405 Irene Chard 148 405 Lucille Eagle 151 492 Catherine Sherman 144 Madeline Durocher 143 Team play saw Trombley’s win five of six and Smiths beat Marira’s.
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Kay Cavosie
St Agnes
Lyceum
Cohoes
Eleanor Steel
Lena DeKcade
Natalie Senez
Adeline Fuller
Gladys Cogiey
Mary Strauchon
Helen Gorsky
Irene Chard
Lucille Eagle
Catherine] Sherman
Madeline Durocher
Trombley's
Pelterin's
Smiths
Marira
S. E
Women of Moose Initiate New Members in Cohoes Chapter
Two new members were initiated at Moose Hall by the Women of the Moose, with Mrs. Ethel Barnett presiding. Rita Sawyer reported on a fundraiser, plans for a post Christmas social led by Rose Bracken, and a Liberty Chapter Night program featured books to be sent to Mooseheart Library. Isabelle Graham chaired the project. next meeting set for Thursday.
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Jinto Cohoes
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Ethel Barnett
Rita Sawyer
Rose Bracken
Mooseheart
Isabelle Graham
Mov
Northside Man Estate Award Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals upheld an award of 877,000 from the Estate of Robert Haney, who died after a highway accident on the Cohoes-Waterford road near Arch Street. Haney, of 10 Railroad Avenue, Northside, worked for Star Woolen Co. in Cannes, and the claim was brought by James M. Haggerty alleging state negligence in road gravel and maintenance.
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AFL
Court of Claims
Robert Haney
Railroad Avenue
Northside
Centro
Revele
Cohoes-Waterford
Arch Street
Court of Appeals
Haney
Star Woolen Co
Cannes
James M. Haggerty
Toy
Two Flyers Die as Plane Crashes Into Detroit Home
A DC-3 cargo plane carrying four tons of Christmas gifts plunged into a Detroit home near the airport. Both crewmen, Arthur Dede the pilot and Gus Morrow the co-pilot, were killed in the crash, the house occupants injured, and the aircraft sank into the flooded basement amid bricks and debris after bouncing off a roof.
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Detroit
City
Meteor Air Transport Co
Teterboro
N. J
Arthur Dede
Gus Morrow
Dunkirk
Taft urges Truman to act on coal dispute
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio urged President Truman to invoke the Taft-Hartley law and renew the coal strike when the three week truce ends December 1. He suggested forming a committee to report by November 30 and, if John Lewis calls a strike, to order a temporary 80 day working period while seeking a settlement.
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Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Taft
John L) Lewis
United Mine Workers
Capitol
Washington
Petit Larceny Charge Withdrawn In Court
A petit larceny charge against James Gatlin, 28, residing on Sixth Avenue, was dismissed in Troy Police Court on request of the complainant. Gatlin was arrested by Patrolmen Cunningham and Breaken and was to be arraigned this morning for allegedly taking items from Fitwell Clothing Store on River Street yesterday. The complainant, Charles Sharlet, said he did not want to press charges.
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James Gatlin
Sixth Avenue
Troy
Gatlin
W. L. Cunningham
Frank Breaken
Radial Patrol
Art
Fitwell
Miver Street
Charles Sharlet
Abe
Gatlin’s
Ar Rest
Stunt Driver Freddie LaMont Faces Road Hazards
Freddie LaMont a traveling stunt driver with a nine man troupe says motorists fear his high risk show while he claims the act is safer than ordinary driving. He describes crashes done at speed with back-seat driving and rapid egress before impact. His wife travels with him and also crafts leather goods. A separate note mentions Armenian Church dean list student William D. Taylor of 2239 Sixth Avenue and a church event tomorrow at 7 pm.
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Spokane
Wash
Freddie
Satan) LaMont
LaMont
Nineman Troupe
Frea
Los
St. Peter's Art
Amenian Apostolic Church
William D. Taylor
Avak
Whe Avenue
UN O
Persia
Springfield College
Taylor
Federal Drive Tightens Oklahoma Dry Laws Enforcement
Federal officers from four states coordinated in Oklahoma to strengthen enforcement of the dry law after Oklahoma voters upheld prohibition in a September election. The plan aims to "plug every loophole" at state borders, raising bootleg whisky prices and increasing enforcement activity across cities like Oklahoma City and Lawton, with supportive actions from county and city police and local dry delegations.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Congress
United States
Alcohol Tax Unit
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Ernest Abifeldt
Kansas City
New York
INS
Seas Airlines
Atrain
Seattle
Fort Smith
Ark
Leo Kivasa
Shawnee
Lawton
United
Mousetrap Chain Reaction Demonstrated in Class
Dr Richard Sutton of Case Institute of Technology uses 60 mousetraps and 120 corks to illustrate a chain reaction in a physics lecture. Traps set with twin corks represent atomic disintegration and a spare cork trigger begins a cascade that explodes all traps in under two seconds. The demonstration, shown at a national physics teachers meeting, has prompted many requests for similar setups.
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Cleveland
Ins
Richard Sutton
Case Institute of Technology
Sutton
Dr. Sutton
New York
American Association of Physics
U S oil and gas wells produce billions yearly
U S oil and gas wells now produce about two billion barrels of crude oil and six trillion cubic feet of gas annually.
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U. S
Rensselaer Doctor Injured In Early Morning Crash
Dr. Coleman A Glenn 26 of 215 Washington Ave Tensselaer was injured when his car left Broadway at Menands and Troy Menands Bridge approach, hitting a tree near Glenwood Road and Broadway. The nearly new 1949 Gidsmobile was totaled per Menands Police as investigators Douglas C Smith and Albert Lippincott examined the scene.
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Coleman A. Glenn
Washington Avenue
Tensselaer
Broadway
Menands
Troy-Menands Bridge
Glenwood Road
Glenn
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Carol O'Brien
Ma Avenue
Cohoes Hospital
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Church Bowling League
Women of Moose
Northside Man
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Renseelaer County
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