Watervliet Club Discusses Air Travel Costs and Plans
Watervliet Rotary Club members heard A L Emery discuss future air travel prospects and falling fares as commercial aviation aims to cut costs. Lloyd J Oothout noted aviation already competes with other transport modes at about four and a half cents per mile. next meeting set for Monday at Jowship Hall. Fire crews were called to a smoke-filled room on Twenty third Street but contained the incident after checking a defective stove pipe.
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Ime Tecal Airacr
Lloyd J. Oothout
Waterview Rotary Cub
Emery
James 8. Shee
cIub
OSTA
Jowship Hal. Ag
Water- Vliet Fire Department
Taventythird Street
Watervliet Religious School Opens Today
The Watervliet Ministerial Association and Council of Churches sponsor a weekday religious school starting today. Classes meet at three Water churches with students from Schools 3 and 1 gathering at First Avenue Methodist Church and others at Second Presistarian locations. High school students join activities at Tri Church on Thursday at 2:30 PM.
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Watervliet
Pupia
He High School
Anc Pieneh
Novena and Church Activities Schedule Across Several Parishes
Church notes list daily novenas and services at St Bridget's and Our Lady of Mt Carmel, with aims for welfare of service members and devotion to St Anthony and St Therese. Various meetings follow at Third Avenue Methodist, North Reformed, and First Presbyterian, including choirs, Girl Scouts, church school events, and a Knights of Columbus Columbus Day dinner planning session at Watervliet Council.
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St Bridget’s
Edward A
Our Lady of
Third Avene Methodist
Bedcon Light Mission
Harry N. van Antwerp
North Reformed
Community notices and church activities across Watervliet
Treasurer Morse and secretary Fayette announce a board party at 8 pm at Mrs. W Fred Mesent’s home, 1911 Seventh Avenue. The Ww. GT. E Fo Meet Victory W. C. will meet tonight at Mrs. Lester J. Foss’s home, 613 Sixth Street. The annual offers section will be held with devotions scheduled. A devotion series at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church begins tomorrow evening, conducted in English by Rev. Vincent Mele O.F.M. Music led by Miss Weaver. Winter decorations include planting two pine trees on the Watervliet Honor Roll grounds, donated by Fred Giesencker and William Spargo. The Men’s Club of First Presbyterian Church is reorganized, with past presidents and Rev. William J. Clark planning activities for November and an Oct. 29 meeting to finalize the program.
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Litt Dutch Society
Gladys Bord
Gettogether
Pam
Board of Elders
First Presbyterian
Jermain
King’s Daughters
Emma Brundige
Second Street
Westminster Service Guild
First Avenue Methodist
Girl Scouts
Church Guild
Kay Sherman
Fifth Avenue
Camp Aaze
N. of A
W Fred Mesent
Seventh Avenue
Victory
Lester J. Foss
Sixth Street
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Churen
Jerome Scorzoso
Vincent Mele
O.fm
Miss Weaver
Nineteenth Street
Broadway
Fred Giseckner
William Spargo
William J. Clark
Jake Wilson Jn
Frank Powell
Mayor to Inspect Incinerator Plant in Bramford Conn
Mayor Jona J. Ahern plans a visit to Bramford Connecticut this week to inspect an incinerator facility tied to Solomon Hess of this city. The move follows state approval of a $700 000 incinerator project and the Pevelogient Committee studying site options. Accompanying officials include Wil iam Luby Charles Crowley James BricGrath Edward Ronen Louis Rina and Henry Smith.
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Jona J. Ahern
Bramford
Conn
Solomon & Hess
State Post-tier Planning Commission
Pevelogient
Stamford
Wiliam FL. Luby
Charles FL Crowley
James MM. BricGrath
Edward J. Ronen
Louis E. Rina
Common Coureil
Henry E. Smith
Council
Shushan Grange Meets Wednesday Evening
Community notices report Shushan Grange meeting Wednesday evening. Residents from Aurora and Glens Falls visited relatives,Auxiliary of Home for Aged Women met in Salem with Mrs. William Hunt. Missionary Society of United Presbyterian plans Thursday program led by Anna Armstrong. Local students return to CortlandTeachers College. Milwaukee visitor Philip Mindemann cousin of Mrs Summer Lind. Card party hosted by Mrs Harry Peck ends with high scores among Langford Steele and others.
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The
Grange
Daniel Valentine
Aurora
Flora Dobbin
James McNaughton
Glens Falls
Anna Armstrong
Elia Scott
Home For Aged Women
Willam Hunt
Salem
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church Cit
Mary
Connally Urges Keeping Atomic Secret At UN Meeting
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Tom Connally told a United Nations veterans conference that the atomic secret must stay with the United States and that plans should be made for control and use of atomic energy only in self defense or world peace. Other speakers urged universal controls and noted no true atomic secrets remain. The VFW gathering closed with emphasis on defeating wars and promoting international cooperation. Nations represented included Australia Belgium Brazil Canada China Czechoslovakia Denmark France Great Britain Greece India Lebanon the Netherlands Norway the Philippines and Russia.
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Chicago
Tom Connally
Senate’ Foregin Relations Committee
United Nations
Veterans Victory Conference
Ghai ‘Tain Dager
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Connally
Tomic
Clark M. Eichelberger
York
American Association For
Unitted Nations
Jean A. Brunner
New York
F! Wh
Unitedations
Bruner
United States
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
China
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
France
Great Britain
Greece
India
Lebanon
Netherlands
Norway
Philippines
Russia
Veterans union convention faces key topics of reform
A wartime veterans group gathers with hundreds of resolutions to screen. Major items include veteran employment, seniority in jobs, rehabilitation and welfare measures, tax law liberalization to spur capital investment, and demobilization policies. A central dispute concerns whether women should be admitted as members.
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Mambersbhia
Five Motorists Pay $10 Fines for Speeding
Five motorists were fined ten dollars each after arraignment before Judge James Byrom in Troy Police Court. The offenders include candy S. Shaw of 48 miles per hour on Fifteenth Street, Eugene F. Gul laum on Third Street in Cohoes, Royal Corum on Second Avenue, and Maron Aldersos on Acker Avenue. Arrests were by Officers Healey and Claessens. Neale Merrill of Schaghticoke was charged with driving 43 miles per hour in Pawling Avenue.
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James
Byrom
Troy
Candy S. Shaw
Binewoods Ave
Fifteenth Street
Eugene F. Gullaum
Third Street
Cohoes
Second Avenue
Royal 3
Corum
Sixth Avenue
Maron
Pawling Avenue
Wiliam Healey
Fred Claessens
Oicer Claessens
Neale Merrill RB. F. D1
Schaghticoke
Cowl Deliveries Resumed in Troy
The coal delivery strike in Troy and Cohoes ended for the most part yesterday morning as drivers returned to work. Three large firms continued to hold out awaiting government approval to grant a 2.5 cent per hour raise, with plans to resume pay once regulations permit. Enron officials met with Mayor John Ahern as drivers prepare to return to the three companies awaiting government notice. Brussels reports say 30,000 German workers will be pressed into Belgian mines with union approval, start date undisclosed.
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Troy
Cohoes
Enron
John Ahern
SUN
Fishermen Face Alibis for Poor Catch Uncovered
New York UP report cites True Magazine findings by Harold Titus on overstocked waters in Michigan Illinois and elsewhere. Investigators show lakes drained poisoned or overfed with forage fish leaving bass and other species with little lure appeal and poor angler returns.
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New York
Harold Titus
True
Titus
Michigan
Ilinoia
Wietins
Fovestigators
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Health Institute
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Watervliet Council
Knights of Columbus
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Steve” Farente
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Schenectady, N. Y
Hear Union College
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Indiana
San Francisco Bay
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Pacific
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Shushan
By Paul Ford
Dewey
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Sen. Connally
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