Retired Army Sergeant Dies at Home in New York
Naudain J. Jones a retired Army staff sergeant died at his Broadway home after a sudden illness. He lived in Highland Falls and was a member of St. Anthony's Church. Services are set at Fred J. Lowe Funeral Home with a solemn high mass at West Point and interment there. Survivors include his son Sgt Naudain A. Jones Jr and daughter Miss Chioria Jones of Highland Falls.
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West Point
Naudain J. Jones
Broadway
Baturday
Jones
Bladeath
St. Anthony's Church
Fred J. Lowe
Fifth Avenue
Weet Point
Sgt
Naudaina. Jones, Jr
Chicora Joner
Highland Falls
Tito Plans Trial For 12 Russians On Espionage Charges
Belgrade Yugoslavia announced that 12 Soviet citizens among 31 held on anti state charges would go on trial for espionage Thursday at Barajevo under Marshal Tito. The open proceeding will be the first major Russian trial outside the Soviet Union since World War II. Most of the 32 Russians implicated are White Guardists who fled Russia after 1917 and later took Soviet citizenship.
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Bélgrads
Yugoslavia
Tugoslave
Barajevo
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Russia
Kremlin
United Nations
The Young Idea
A government bureau spokesman said foreign correspondents could attend the trial. Four defendants named Aleksejev Krisko Ariet Vladamin Nekrudov Arsen Boremovic and Anatoli Poljakov were identified in the Soviet note. Yugoslavia linked expelled Soviet diplomats to espionage and a potential fifth column of former White Guardists who became Soviet citizens.
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Government Bureau of Information
Aleksejev Krisko Ariet Vladamin Nekrudov
Arsen Boremovic
Anatoli Poljakov
Yugoslavia
Mayor Urges Troy Fans to Prevent Holiday Accidents
Mayor John J. Ahern urged Trojans to join a nationwide safety campaign to cut holiday accidents. He stressed personal responsibility to keep Troy’s Christmas celebration safe and accident free during the Yuletide period. The note also mentions halibut reaching sizes up to nine feet and 700 pounds.
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John J. Ahern
Troy
Leach
Dagarge
National Safety Council
Miss Shirley Rondeau Elected At Whitehall
Miss Shirley Rondeau was seated as president of Court McLoughlin Junior D A of Whitehall in ceremonies Sunday afternoon at the KC Hall. Officers installed were Miss Kathleen Whalen as vice president Miss Joyce Romeo as secretary and Miss Mary Murphy as reporter. Minnie Liguori junior chairman acted as installing officer. Rev Joseph Gondek pastor spoke after the ceremonies as did Miss Violet De Lora grand regent. Gifts were presented to Miss Liguori and to Miss Nancy Brazier outgoing president. A buffet luncheon was served.
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Shirley Rondeau
Whitehall
Court McLoughlin
KC. Hall
Kathleen Whalen
Joyce Romeo
Mary Murphy
Minnie Liguori
iRev
Joseph Gondek
Our Lady of Angels’ Church
Violet de Lora
Liquoriana
Nancy Brazier
Xray Tests Clinic Reaches Nearly 700 Students
About 700 youths received X ray tests at Catholic Central High School for juniors and seniors and at LaSalle Institute and Hoosick Valley Central School. Remaining tests are planned at Troy High, Lansingburg High, Averill Park Central and Van Rensselaer High for students from those schools.
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Rensselaer ‘County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Catholic Central High School
LaSalle ‘Institutes
Hoosick Valley Central School
Annmall
Troy High School
Lansingburg High School
Averill Park Central School
van Rensselaer High School
Rensselaer
St. John’s High School
Rensselaer grocer lists crash damage at Broadway store
Joseph Lisuzzo of 1145 Broadway says aut omobile crashes into his window threaten his business. A driver on Pine Street at 1 15 am said brake failure caused a car to smash the display. Damages estimated between 608 and 798 dollars.
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Joseph Lisuzzo
Rensselaer Grocer
Mr. Lisuzzo
Broadway
St Henry Miller
Rensselaer
Pine Street
Man Who Built Cohoes Mastodon Plans To Retire
Noah T. Clarke, New York State archeologist since 1836, will retire tomorrow after decades as technical assistant and state museum organizer. He built a full scale Cohoes mastodon reproduction and contributed major exhibits, including a Sterlingbuah calcite crystal leaf, while advancing New York Indian studies in schools.
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Noah T. Clarke
New York State
Cohoes
State Museum
Clarke
Cahoes
Harmony Milla Co
Mohawk Street
The
Harmony Co
Adeniisia
Mr. Clarke
State Education
Ptate
Museum Publication Unveils Ancient Exhibit Discovery
A public museum feature highlights an ancient artifact unearthed in a distant site. Researchers, curators, and local historians discuss its significance, dating, and potential connections to regional civilizations.
Guardian appointment for Doris Dayton by County Judge Hamm
Reverend Charles A. Dayton of Watervliet named guardian for his minor daughter Doris Dayton. The County Judge authorized legal action in her behalf against Vincent C. Dore and others. A committee including State Senator Peter Dalessandre and Assemblyman James T. McNamara will draft enabling legislation for a veterans' preference point system in civil service. The plan, approved by voters, aims to implement a constitutional amendment. the guardian sits in court pending the transition on January 1, 1951.
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Charles A. Dayton
Watervliet
Springheld Maas
Doris Dayton
Herbert D. Hamm
Vincent C. Dore
Peter J. Dalessandre
Watervilet
Assembly
James T. McNamara
New York City
Dewey
Harold C. Outertag
Attica
Sand Lake
Dorewera
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
jLucien
Guardian
Navy Recruiter Begins Regular Visits To Troy
Charles J. Richardson started a series of Navy recruiting sessions in Troy at the Rensselaer County Court House from 9:20 a.m. to 3 p.m. each Monday. He will answer questions on enlistment in the U S Navy and discuss any naval service branch. The note mentions an adult worker bee used during action summer for six weeks.
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Charles J. Richardson
Troy
Manseelaer County Court House
Richardson
Court House
U. S. Navy
Prominent Court Notices Incomplete Readied for Service
Fragmentary legal notices reference civil matters, including mental health and guardianship proceedings, with partial lines suggesting dated actions and pending service. Names, dates, and specific courts are unreadable.
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