County School Pupils Get Health Tests
Yesterday pupils assembled at Gathalle Central High School for health checkups. The program runs all day and aims to screen hundreds of students with chest X rays as part of their physical examinations. The effort is a postwar health initiative by the Hensselawr County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association, with Powers Morcy Corps performing the X ray work and Drs Matald Green and Benjamin Freedman interpreting the films.
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Last Rites Held for Sailor Kaehadurian in Auto Crash
Full military honors were paid to Robert B Kaehadurian at funeral services held yesterday in his hometown Trinity Church and Lakeview Cemetery. A Navy veterans contingent from Te P. I sounded taps. Six World War I veterans bore the casket. Interment followed in Trinity Cemetery. The Hoare Post held services Tuesday with Frederick Dongliss commanding. Party planned at J F Bloomfield home for Joseph H Bloomfield recently discharged from the Army after overseas service.
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Te P. 1
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Williamy Sam John, Jr
John Milles
Richard Tot- Yo
Alterations At Old Court Room In Rensselaer County
The old court room on the second floor of the Rensselaer County Courthouse undergoes changes. The large jury box has been removed and the northern portion will be partitioned for office reorganization, with welfare and discharged servicemen offices planned though specifics undecided.
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Mechanicville Man Dies at Hospital
John H. O'Brien a longtime Mechanicville resident died Tuesday at Leonard Hospital after a brief illness. Born February 21, 1870 in Round Lake, he was a retired Brston & Maine doctor and a 45 year member of the Order of Railway Conductors, with roles as local chairman and chief conductor. Survivors include his wife Anna, four daughters, one son, and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at his daughter Mrs James Sloyan’s home in Mechanicville tomorrow morning.
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Arthur Masoeco
Mechanieville
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Miami Besch
James A
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Mechinieville
Boy Scouts Complete Advancement Tests
Hoy Scout Toop 18 of a1. Brands ide Sales Church completed a five j Weeks Intensive advancement at Carp Rotary during the weekend under Scoutmaster George H Bohrer assisted by Maurice Osborng and Robert Johnson committeemen Joan Godfrey junior assistant scoutmaster and Robert Byers senior patrol tender Nineteen Scouts were nnexent passing 62 tests Scouts who passed tests were James Taonard William Bohrer Joseph Connally Jalwrt Magill Witllam Coly Edward Stal tory Lewis Cupano Jiln Edwarda Wilam Lowe Thoms Helgert Tater Hare Thomas Yasser John Osborne and Francia Moingosaner The troop committas met Monday at the Johnson home.
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Latham Group Presents 196 Victory Minstrels at Sluna College
The Latham Community Adsourae presented the 196 Victory Minstrels for Latham Memorial Gentvy Pum at Sluna College last night with Jatin Loyd as conductor and Wiedan Milstein as dance director. The program featured classics like Begin the Beguine and Italian Street Song with Irené Goldey as accompanist and Dolores Bianchi as soloist. Casting includes the Lathamettes and Korner Players, with detailed lineup and numbers listed, followed by a full intermission and closing chorus with the entire company.
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William Birkby
Zelta Galloway
Warren Hopsan
Mr. Lloyd
Irené Goldey
Dolores Bianchi
Eisiun Odette
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Alumni Chapter of R P L to Meet Monday
The Troy Chapter of the R P I Alumni will hold its monthly meeting Monday at the Troy Club. Dinner is at 6 30 p m and the business meeting at 8 p m Leon W Dwyer head of the gauge section of the Watervliet Arsenal will speak on When the Arsenal in World War II stood Willie Willey will be at charge Reservations must be made at the club by Saturday
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Santa Sues for Damaged Whiskers
Santa Ching filed a court suit for seven dollars alleging damage to his beard by a robber whisker. He identified himself and said he incurred two dollars for a replacement whisker before assuming his post.
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Two More May Be Quizzed in Inquest
The coroner’s inquest into Eugene Michel’s death in Albany continues with expected interrogations by Dist. Ally Earle J. Wiley and Coroner Charles J. Cole. Twenty witnesses, including two Troy police, testified last Friday while litigation grows over alleged assault by officers and a $154,000 city claim filed by Michel’s widow represented by Daniel H. Prior.
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Hindrances To Good Spelling Highlighted in Kearney
Calvin Tyan, head of the English department at Kearney State Teachers College, identifies six causes of poor spelling. These include faulty vision hearing pronunciation grammar mistakes and popularities in English usage. He notes Americans love the language despite its quirks and differences.
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CLO Wins Union Shop At Two Mohawk Mills
The Mohawk Mills plant votes to establish a union shop with about 75 percent in favor among 3,300 workers led by president Burt Louthworth. Textile Workers Union of America represented by Local No. 48 with 48 percent approval ended an eight day strike that concluded Wednesday.
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