Teachers Approve Ban On Reds In State Schools
At the 14th annual meeting about 600 delegates of the Teachers Association adopted a resolution opposing employment of Communists and other subversives in schools and opposing membership in the association. Opponents argued the measure implied endorsement of the Feinberg Law. The session extended late as debates continued.
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34 Killed In Oslo Flight Crash Carrying Jewish Children
A DC flight carrying North African Jewish refugee children to Norway crashed on the Hurum Peninsula near Oslo. Thirty four people died including Isaac and siblings Victor Haim Daniel and Rachel among the victims. Rescue efforts were hampered by darkness and terrain as authorities said the children suffered from acrofula and tuberculosis concerns. The mission, backed by Help Europe and the American Joint Distribution Committee, aimed to place 200 children with new families in Israel. The other chartered plane landed safely at Oslo.
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Chance Reunites Father And Son In Hamburg Reunion
In Hamburg, Ernest Stech of Cleveland meets a man who identifies as his son after 26 years apart. A World Government Movement meeting in Stockholm preceded the surprise encounter. Stech learns he has three grandchildren and had left Germany after a divorce, leaving relatives in care.
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China to Reform Language Amid Alphabet Challenge
Hong Kong reports on a prospect of reforming Chinese language under the new Communist government. A 40 000 character system, many dialects, and high illiteracy spur plans to romanize, simplify characters, unify dialects, and publicize reform.
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Realtors Elect Chicago Leader as Real Estate Board President
Robert Gerholz of Flint Michigan was elected president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at the group’s annual convention. Gerholz will be installed in Washington D C next January.
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Court timeline cites rush in Gubli chev case and Hiss perjury trial
Judge Ryan warned Pomerantz and Archibald Palmer to be ready for trial on December 27. Hiss denied sharing prewar secrets with Chambers who accused him of supplying documents to a Soviet spy ring. A New York grand jury indicted Hiss for perjury over denials, after a hung jury in the first trial. Provoo, linked to Japanese propaganda, faced possible death sentence if convicted for aiding enemies and misreporting on an Army captain.
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Buskirk Man Found Shot To Death In Bed
Peter Francis Geelan of Buskirk was found shot to death in bed at 5 p m by his son Foster Asa Geelan 20. He lived alone and had been shot below the heart with a 12 gauge single barrel shotgun found nearby. He had been dead about 24 hours. Washington County coroner Dr Roy H Borr oman ruled it suicide. Body sent to O K Spurr Funeral Home Cambridge.
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Brother's Death Under Question After Farmhouse Shooting
Kenneth Priest, a seventh grader, was found shot to death in a farmhouse dining room. Forrest Priest, 16, fled into deep woods and is wanted for questioning by Springfield police. Officials believe Forrest may have possessed a .22 caliber rifle and fled after the murder.
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Dionysian Players Complete Play Cast
The Dionysian Players of Troy announce their cast for Hope for the Beet a January presentation with Zachary Zondron and Barbara Fiatet in the leads The group traces roots to wartime efforts and has staged prior works by Lathan Hellmann Noel Con sre and Brahtien the Corner at the Second Presbyterian Church
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Auxiliary Will Meet The John 3. Phalen Actliary War Veterans
Mrs. Mabel Henderson, president, will address the gathering in Chatee. The meeting includes representatives from the Army and Navy Union and a Spanish-Ateti can War Veterans group.
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Building Not Unhealthful Says Hilleboe In Albany Case
Dr. Hermes Hilleboe states the state leased building in downtown Albany does not constitute an unhealthful workplace. A survey and X rays were conducted on state employees, two of whom allegedly contracted tuberculosis. The Kennedy Company sues Knickerbocker News over coverage of the case and X ray findings.
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Death of Green Island man from coronary thrombosis
Daniel Egan died suddenly at Park Hotel Green Island Albany County at 6 10 p m from coronary thrombosis. Police report he came from Troy and had lived in Green Island for thirty years. Body to McNulty Funeral Home with no date set for funeral or interment.
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Electrical Cooperative Head Killed In Crash
Edward Newton McLaury 40 of Kortright Center president of the Delaware County Electrical Cooperative was fatally injured when his automobile struck a tree. He promoted rural electrification and served on the county board of supervisors. His car skidded on ice on the Hobart Kortright center road and he died in a hospital. The Latham Public School will close at noon today for the Thanksgiving recess and reopen Monday.
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Retiring Cluett Panama Revoltiy order Feted With Dinner
A dinner at the Homestead Restaurant honored Mary Hartley retiring after thirty years at Cluett Peabody. Hartley, 74, worked in the shirt department since 1819. Homer Downs presided, with Beatrice Maloney and Margaret Dablem organizing.
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MacArthur Circle Holds Annual Inspection at YMCA
The annual inspection of C. L. MacArthur Circle GAR was conducted last night at the YMCA. Mary Schmeltz of Syracuse, department president, inspected with J Ada Collamer of Schenectady, past department president. Loretta Mahoney led a dinner before the inspection. Kehr reports the group will elect officers on December 13 at Spanish War Hall.
Saratoga Encampment Installs New Staff
Lawrence Roche of Saratoga Springs was installed commander of the Saratoga Encampment, United Spanish War Veterans, at the Veterans Memorial Home in Saratoga Springs. Officers installed include Fredj W. Danson senior vice commander William H. Harrison junior vice commander Edgar H. Spaulding adjutant Louis J. Foliet quartermaster and Swartout holding patriotic officer and historian. Spaulding has 26 years as adjutant and eight years as post commander. Ben F. Reisner of Schenectady was the installing officer assisted by his staff.
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Seminoles Regaining Lost Art of Pottery in Florida
In Miami area, Seminole Indians are relearning pottery under instructor Vernon Lamme. Focusing on clay, shells, and gourds, the project revives a Creek-origin craft once lost due to South Florida’s lack of suitable clay. Josie Jumper coordinates work with broad participation. Pottery is now sold to tourists and distributed to northern markets.
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Dr J M Swan Dies in Rochester After Illness
Dr John Mumford Swan 79 a Rochester physician and former University of Pennsylvania medical school faculty member died yesterday. He was a Newport Rhode Island native and long noted in medical circles.
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Tighe Named Acting Athletic Director At Yale University
Laurence C. Tighe named acting athletic director and acting board chairman at Yale University following illness of Robert J H Kiphuth who had held both posts since March 1964. President Charles Seymour announced the appointment. Tighe is university treasurer.
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Vine delivers giant pumpkin to Arkansas porch
Sheridan Arkansas Mrs C K Martin harvested a 16 step climbing pumpkin from her back yard vine on the second story apartment porch. The pumpkin weighed M pounds and will adorn Thanksgiving pie.
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Oma Beshore Fight Postponed After Finger Waver
An one round match between Lee Oma of Newark and Freddie Be rhore of Oakland was scheduled for Dre 20 but postponed after Oma signaled a finger movement. No further action occurred as the bout was halted.
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Yankers Fined and Pitcher Teenage Paty Anak For Siniating
Cincinnati APY fines Kew Tork Tankers nine dollars and bans their access to Pitcher teenage Paty Anak for alleged school tal misconduct. Commissioner Chander and veteran day officials confirm the action.
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