Watervliet Man C P Carofano Dies Suddenly at Home
C P Carofano 52 longtime manager of the Malo Balbo Club restaurant Watervliet died suddenly at his home on West Glenwood Drive Latham. Born in Watervliet he lived there most of his life. Survivor details include wife Sophia and three daughters and four grandchildren. Funeral from Parker Bens Memorial Broadway and Our Lady Mount Carmel Church with Solemn Requiem Mass. Interment St Patricks Cemetery Watervliet.
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Malo-Balfo
West Glenwood
Lathim
Lorenge J. Gregoy Nealon
Lathan
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Churen
Ford Mater Co
Green Island
John Caraland
Philomenia Maloné
Watervliet
Sophia
Artanis Corona
Pittsburgh
Harry Tompking
Albany
Hobor
McBain
Duarinick
Troy
Joly J Camiano
Beatri¢a
Cevofano
Raymond Kohler
Glens Falls
Fhe Funerst
Rain Parker Bens
Broadway
Our Lady of Mount. Carmel Church
St. Patrice's Cemetery
Water Vilet
Elks Officials Schedule Visitations Across Regions
Hudson Lodge Deputy Louis Pidard and State View President Roy DeMie sinyitle lead a Watervliet Elks retinue on two official visits. Buses depart from Watervliet Elks Hall at 1 pm with events planned in Cobleskill and Scratugy Tuesday evening. A social hour follows at 7 pm with a donor served.
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Hudson Lodge
Blea
State View
Roy DeMiesinyitle
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Watervliet Elks
Cobleskill Range Suitluy
Parsaklan
Chars
Scratugy
Sara“ug
Veterans Post Dance Planned After Meeting in Watervliet
Veterans of Foreign Wars Watervliet City Post clears plans at a meeting in post rooms and schedules a dance for tomorrow with local participation and community support.
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Watervliet City Pah
VFW
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Beware Phony Price Tag Bargains in December Digest
A consumer report shows phony price reductions on TV sets, jewelry, cosmetics and more. It warns shoppers that bargain tags often reflect regular prices and urges readers to scrutinize advertised discounts. The feature suggests how stores game advertising and offers tips to spot deceptive pricing.
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Steader's Digest
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Reader's Digest
Leonard Hospital Seeks More Funds Amid Rapid Growth
The hospital faces higher operating costs and rapid expansion needing about $199,000 in new funding. Board and administration report expenses are quintupled versus a decade ago, with payroll rising 18 percent in recent years. Private fundraising efforts continue, aided by physicians, industries, and numerous individuals, while the Women’s Board leads annual giving events and committees organize donor engagement.
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Ledbard Hospital
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Floucs
Lenuaeit
Tas
Adoussiona
Fisk
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Mdehart
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Tommorela and
Industri Firms
Hospital
London Police Spy Ring Aims to Test Honest Cops
An AP story speaks of a London police morale issue with officers spying on colleagues to see if they take extra work. A special unit called the Anhber Meet Squad reportedly investigates police who moonlight, amid low pay and long hours.
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Positive Thinking Nex Moihes Promotes No-Death Highway Policy
An Iowa ad expert advocates a shift from fear driven safety messaging to a positive plan predicting zero deaths on holiday weekends. Gordon C. Rupp, a photographic distributor staffer, argues current practice plants fear in readers and questions the ethics of publishing fatality forecasts.
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John J. Rizzo Transferred to Venezuela
John J. Rizzo, son of an unnamed parent, of Watervliet, has gone to Maracaibo, Venezuela, to install telephone equipment for the Create Patreleinl Co. A Siena College graduate, he joined the Air Force in 1950, served in the Aleutians, and was discharged in October 1974. He has worked at Automobile Electric Co in Northlake since 1956 and now heads to Maracibo and nearby areas for facilities trunking and network work.
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Joseph Ravin
Lat Ave
Watervliet
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Create| Patreleinl Co
Riza
Siena Cylege
Air Paves
Aleutians
Automobie Electie Co
Northlake
Autormate Electric
Maracinho
Gr Salita Wasdtusa
Lagve Milis
Las Walléns
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Hospital Payroll and Staff Growth Report 1942 1957
A historical hospital payroll summary shows total payroll distributed to staff reaching 1,160,708 with 808,123.95 paid to professional individuals. Employment numbers rose across nurses aides orderlies and doctors while operating expenses expanded from 241,804 in 1942 to 12,395,310 by wartime. Admissions births operations and lab tests surged, with laboratory exams up 84 percent from 1945 to 1952.
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Piemunithe
Leonard
the Leonard
Constables seek approval on high salaries amid staff shortage
The Meleopal police face 20,000 in funding and are 3,000 short of full strength. No resignations have occurred to date as officials consider hiring and staffing options while balancing duties like babysitting and general duty coverage.
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Meleopaltan Police
Alrady
Lesves
Walins
Mal Naiped Couper
Germans Consider Building Jet Fighter for West Germany
German industry sources indicate Heinkel and Messerschmitt may produce the Lockheed F104 Starfighter for West Germany's Luftwaffe. Luftwaffe chief Josef Kurtinhung said talks are underway with French license partners to field the jet as Germany's first postwar frontline fighter, with orders reportedly for 200 aircraft.
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Film swap fosters US Soviet cultural exchange
A 1959 cultural accord will allow American and Soviet audiences to share cinema. Russian viewers will see U.S. films including Deanna Durbin and Snow White while New York and San Francisco theaters prepare to screen seven Russian titles from Mosfilm and the Bolshoi. The agreement aims to broaden mutual understanding and boost exchange through foreign films and travel, with a target date of January 1959 for the first U.S. feature films under the deal.
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Hox
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Atussian Renson
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Washington
Park settles with Worthiwestern Belt Telephone Co
Al Park sued Worthiwestern Belt Telephone Co for omitting the slumber of bl Falon Cafe. The parties settled for $950 after the UPI report of $5,000.
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al Park
Worthiwestern Belt Telephone Co
Falon ‘Cafe
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