Postmaster On City Post Questioned
Tames F. Mulehinson challenges mayoral appointments by Hugh F. Donnelly for Waterville. Andrew Hol Jock, Wa tervliet postmaster and Republican, may be denied the post due to federal law barring federal employees from partisan roles. Hutchinson urges the mayor to seek GOP guidance and for Hobrock to decline the role to avoid conflicts.
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Tames F. Mulehinson
Watervlidet
Caiman
Hutchinson
Mab- Jock
GOP
Alt
Hoblock
Quad
Republican City Committee
Hob- Jock
Hutchingon Kirlhoe
Hobrock
Cub Scouts Badge Ceremony At School Meeting
Cub Pack 7 sponsored by the School held its monthly meeting in the school auditorium. Harold Cole spoke about the powwow and sport. Wolf badges went to Mike Bowsher Bobby Falzo and Paul Johnston. Richard MacDonald earned a silver arrow. Allen Mead and Bobby Richards received denner straps. Jack Weir and Richard MacDonald were named assistant denner. Den mothers pins were presented to Mrs Homer Mackonald Mrs Clifford Mead Mrs William Richards and Mrs Godely Ogen. Skila were presented by Dens Land 2 and the attendance banner won by Denty Helreshments served after.
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Weeedny
Harold Cole
Wrama Ay
Mike Bowsher
Bobby Falzo
Paul Johaston
Richard MacDonald
Allen Mead
Bobby Richards
Denner Suipes
Jack Weir
Hichard MacDonald
Rebekah Todge Meeting Tonight With Dorothy Gundrus
Rebekah Ledne will meet at pm today at the rooms on Tet Ave with Mrs. Dorothy Gundrus noble grand in charge. Initiation of candidates will occur at the meeting. Mrs. Margaret Wurtrand deputy president and her flat will be present. A social will follow under the direction of Mrs. Beryl vice grand.
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Rebekah Ledne
Dorothy Gundrus
Noble Grand
Margaret Wurtrand
Doustrias
Amur
Beryl
Association To Buy Chairs Tor Fire House
The Selingler eight Clos jAssm met Fast alight at the fire Inguse. Vice President Clarence House presided In the absence of the present, the association voted to purchase 25 chairs for the fire house and donated fifty dollars toward gifts to match the speakers or recipients. Me Henry Kenge was appointed to The executive board to represent Idlewila Park, replacing Fiiphare Shurlock, who was made treasurer for the balance of the year. Charles J Piher former treasurer has saved away from Schuylkill Heights.
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Selingler
Clarence House
Gistes
Henry Kenge
Idlewila Park
Fiiphare Shurlock
Charles
J Piher
Sehuylut P Heights
Barbarians Win and Knights Beat Cadets in Waterslio Club
In Waterslio Club Center intermediate league action the Knights topped the Cadets 69 to 58 as John Gensick led with 21 points followed by Charles Judge 15 and Peter Brown 12. The Barbarians outscored the Red Raiders 84 to 81 with Joe Chartrand 30 and Tack Brant 26 leading the winners while Bill Baneroll 28, John Kavala 26, and JJ Campbelly 15 led the losers. Next, Junior League games schedule two contests with the Cooners vs Rangers at 8:80 and Moopsters vs Scorpions at 28.
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Waterslio Club Center
Knights
Cias
Tle
John Gensick
Charles Judge
Peter Brown
Tom Chiplick
Peint
Moffre
Bob Tounds
Barbarians
Red Raiders
Raiders
Joe Chartrand
Tack Brant
Tue
Jack
Joe Robideau
Bill Baneroll
John Kavala
JJ Campbelly
Cooners
Rangers
Moopsters
Scorpions
Past Masters Night to Honor Masonic Leaders
Evening Star Lodge PeAM announces Past Masters Night at Wa tervliel Masonic Temple. The program features senior warden and other officers, Bible presentation, working tools, and a 94th lodge communication to select officers for the coming year. The death of Toward W. Retallick leaves a vacancy as senior warden.
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Evening Star Lodge
Peam
Watervliel
Masonic Temple
Seaat
Lorens Eres M. Gloocktir
Sagen Mover
Sutherkined
Joseph Cullen
lWtvank
lWtvank EL. Bachteloe, secretary;Hoberd H. MD, Chaplains Arthey J. Whorns
Willian Christie
Charles Chiristianseny
Onthont
Ceremarins
Linyd Ls Oothmit
Edward Penk
Dol He Wilson
Martial
Toni Thoyns
Mr Hill
Hobert C. Killough Jr
Aye Dathout
Fuhrman Moyer
W. Retallick
Knights Harvest Party Draws Watervlint Council
Knights conduct a harvest party at the civic center attended by couples with dancing games and a group singing. A buffet refreshments were served. Ham Phillips and Philly Mahar were cochairmen of the event. The Friendly Red Rage will meet at the Civic Center tomorrow afternoon.
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Watervlint Council
Wail Ham Phillips
Philly Mahar
Civic Center
Red Rage
Tony
Civil Center
Deabolle
Vcalhoun
Waterbury Housing Authority project discussed by Waterville Rotary Club
City Commissioner James F. Dillon outlined the Waterbury Housing Authority plan between Broad Way and Ave Zletany aul streets. The project aims to preserve high quality buildings while delays and bid excesses were addressed. Remaining work includes crawl space versus collars, four four-bedroom units, three three-bedroom units, and six two-bedroom units with completion expected by next August.
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Vliel
Ave
Zletanyaul
Lineheun
Watervliel Rotary Club
City Comernsan
James F. Dillon
Felons Ship Tall
Dward Meoradian
A. Gregory Kena Han
Medical Housing Authority
Ineal Authority
Ural
Waterview Housings Authority
Walt Federal
TL Yes
Ue Projet
Uta
Divlow
Dixon
Saratoga Springs
Alngla Bedvaan
Alphons J
Fanch
Dillon
Emile Catricala
Lows Ty
Keelur
August
Is Garnbuhler
Gregory NM
Kenosian
Thomas ‘Thorns
Mypradian
Arsenal Employees Name Six Stewarts
Six new stewards were named at a Walnerliet Arsenal Chapter meeting of the National Federation of Federal Employees in the Arsenal recreation hall. The officials will serve one year and include Nicholas Clemente, George Gallernse, Stephen Horvath, Theresa Geaber, Charles Coorg, and Andrew Celner. Plans for a Christmas party were discussed and a film on watchmaking was shown before refreshments.
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Walnerliet
Committees To Select Nominees In Waterville Area
Mdimdais of Division 1, AIL of Watervaal will meet at 021 Sth Ave Wr day at 8 30 pm. James T Vogel, president, will oversee. Joseph Kilcullen and John Costello, chairmen, will submit lists of candidates for office during the year. The due of the election will be announced. Other committee reports will be heard.
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Mdimdais
Division 1
AIL
Watervaal
Flobroois
Sth
James TF. Vogel
Joseph Kilcullen
John Costello
Eporis
Hogril
Mayan calendars shown as more exact than earlier systems
Fragmentary OCR describes Mayan calendars claimed to be more exact than Greek or Chinese systems, noting Mayans tracked planetary movements including Venus and the Sun. It mentions an astronomical calendar tied to Earth's rotation and errors reduced to a small fraction of a year, with vague references to dates and publications.
Eaton urges visit to Russia to ease cold war tensions
Detroit industrialist Cyrus Eaton told the Economic Club of Detroit that a goodwill trip to the Soviet Union by President Eisenhower could foster peace. He warned a continued arms race would burden taxpayers and bankrupt the nation, citing Soviet leaders’ concern over arms costs and the value of peaceful enterprise. Eaton described his Russia visit and an interview with Premier Nikita Khrushchev as revealing Russian openness to dialogue.
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Detroit
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Russia
Eaton
Chesapeake and Ghia
Economic Club of
Betroit
Nékila Kheushchey
President urged to appoint new secretary of state
Eaton argues in favor of a fresh secretary as the United States spends billions on defense and risks world catastrophe by unchecked diplomacy. He criticizes current approach and calls for immediate action with foreign affairs committees.
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the &Eovie Union
America
Eaton
United
Juny
Wven
Senate Foreign Deletions Committee
Auuse Foreign Affairs Compatie
George Wells Retires After 54 Years With Express Firm
George Wells of Troy retires after a 54 year career in the express business. He began with National Express Co at Fort Edward, later recalling Berry Smith aiding during Water Street flood of 1923. Wells plans to donate between 100000 and 1000000 dollars to charity and reminisces about early film industry ties to a historic Water Street warehouse used as a Studio for Silent Era.
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George ©. Wells
Finilway ‘Express
Troy
W. C. Taylor
Union
Fr. Wells
Natlonal Express Co
Rea
Fort Edward
Berry Smith
Railway Express
Smith
Water Yngh
Young
Express
Fork Lee
UPI
Stull
Wells
Ollen
Arbuckle and Douglas
Oownes
Fairbanks Sy. Wan Nowe England Industrius
New York
New Yorsward
Te Schubert Peerless Pictures
Binthers 19
Heatrical
Green Island Council Saints and Knights to Memorial Services
Green Island Council Knights of Columbus and Catholic activities plan memorial services for Thanksgiving Day at St Joseph's Church with all departed members remembered. Fourth degree members will wear black and carry swords. parade to church and back. Par ishioners invited to join. Garbage pickups rescheduled for Thanksgiving week. Methodist classes and church events announced.
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AL Sy
Green Island Council
Knighta of Columbus
Robert Seneca
St. Joseph's Church
Fevounedl
Grind Knights Meter Fulgan Hue
al St. Joseph
E Mall
Knights
cMd P.m
Widow Justice Stone Dies at Washington Home
The widow of Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone, OL Stone, died yesterday at her Washington residence. Survived by two sons, Lauson H Stone, a New York attorney, and Prof. Marshall H. Stonn of the University of Chicago.
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Wasington
Harlan Fiske Stane
U.S. Supreme. Court
Washington
Stone
Chesterfield
Labo of Love Westminster Class Bus Route Story
Mrs Lilian M Wihter serves twice daily on a 32 mile route with lp to OW young passengers She says I enjoy the children so much reflecting on her daily duties and the class at Westminster in a brief feature by UPI J
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Westminster
UPI
Lilian M. Wihter
Drlyre & Schow
Pay Raises Reported In New York
An average increase of 0.0 cents per hour across 60 agreements in September 1958 covered 24,170 workers, with notable deals including 2,450 workers at Bookbinders of New York and Bookbinders Union raising pay by 4 dollars per week from Sept 20, 1950, and a 15 cent per hour rise for 1,000 workers via Empire State Highway Transportation Agency and Teamsters Independent Union from Sept 1, 1958, plus 14.5 cents per hour to additional workers.
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Dw New York Staw
Fdition Bookbinders
New York
Die
Bookbinders
Health and Welfare Fund
Pension Plan
Empire
State
Highway
Transportation Agen
Teamsters Vilon
Independent
New York City
Geasi Oe Som
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