Chuckrows Praised In Article about a Poultry Firm legacy
The Tray family poultry business, run by Charles Irving Chuckrow and his brothers, operates a 1 200 bird per day facility on Filver Street delivering to Boston New York Philadelphia markets. Benjamin Chuckrow, once a county supervisor, and David Chuckrow lead the firm with a history dating to 1900 founded by Rabbi Joseph Chinkroy to supplement his synagogue income.
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Dnceph
Chickrow's Sons, Co
Wmn
Magaine
Benjamin
Charles Irving
Morbipya' Oi
Herman Tee
David U
Fim
Tricity
Albany
Prince Cott
Ont
Canada
John Arm
Filver Stret
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Charles Chuckrow
Bhy
Hyne Elx
Bernard W
David Chuckrow
Henjamin
Vetevans
Fen
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Veterans’ Organizations
Joseph Chinkroy
Even
Bone
Republicans Plan Rural Drive to Boost Farm Vote
State GOP leaders from 54 counties mapped a farm to farm drive to energize turnout. Governor Dewey and Lt. Gay discussed with 78 upstate representatives as James C. Haggerty stated the drive aims to exceed past performers and bring new voters, targeting a GOP majority by mobilizing Rural Citizens for Davey and Haley across 44 non metro counties.
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Yokel
Dewey
Gay
BR. Hanley
Albany
James C. Haggerty
Davey
Arn
Haaley
Upstate
New York
Hagerty
U N Flag Presented To Governor Dewey
The United Nations flag was presented to Governor Dewey by two 4H Club members Susan North of Delmar and Gorfion Hilton of Altamont at the State Fair in Syracuse. It will be displayed at the capitol October 4 United Nations Day in New York State.
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United Nations
Dewey
Syracuae
Susan North
Delmar
Gorfion Hilton
Altamont
Capitol
New York
U S Planes Hit North Korea Ahead of Front Lines
U S air units continued patrols north of the 38th parallel reporting camouflaged truck convoys south of the front and several Red army movements along the Manchurian border. Air strikes destroyed trucks and disrupted supply routes around Pyongyang, Anju, Sinanju, and nearby towns while Task Force 77 raided the western Korea coast above the 38th parallel.
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Seal
Hon
Manchuria
Sayeral
Ulva
Vorne
Antung
Yalu
Red
Pyongyang
iFifth
Anan
Air Force
Navy
Pyuingyang
Korea
Sarwon
Ssanflea
Pyongyank
Santhnasl 'A
North Korean advance across 38th parallel reported
Reports describe North Korean forces pushing south of the 38th parallel toward Incheon and Seoul with armored units and rifle troops. Observers note North Korean supply lines and divisions north of the parallel while allied pilots struggle to halt the moves.
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Ff Pyongyang
Ihe Ab
Morley ‘Ialiay
Tawa
U.S. Starvnes
Wi Jongh
Seoul
Rede
Uijongba
ADP
Ders Dan Sith
Jordan Wuld
Jordan
Cotton Growing Curbs Withdrawn For 1951
Brannan announced that farmers will be free to grow cotton with minimal government planting restrictions this year. Prospects of short supply and market dynamics helped push prices, though officials did not specify support levels or exact price figures for the 1951 crop.
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Washington
Brannan
Aranan
President Approves Bills and Vetoes Varies Shocking Totals
The president approved 1,130 bills and vetoed 43, boosting the tally of vetoes to 4,386 since the start of the term. The White House reported rapid passage of legislation from the last session, with working measures advancing despite opposition.
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Jee Mat
L ‘Pamnin
Witness reports unsettling drive way incident linked to Amsterdam murders
Patrolman Stephens investigated a Monday evening incident on Hoght Road in which a man changing clothes beside a parked car claimed to keep a date with a local girl. Colonie police later searched for clues, finding two empty bags and noting the suspect’s description as 38 to 87 years old, about five eight, 180 pounds with dark hair.
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Walarvlat Yailign
Vidis
Moucy
Jatin Stepnens
Hoght Road
Zyplowiex
Coring
Che
Stamens
Stephens
TAC
Ballston
Amsterdam
Slaprens
Calouis Volles
Mallor
Colonie Police
Colonia
Elranger
Howas
Tnohes
Medical Care Expanded for Spanish War Veterans
The Veterans Administration ordered full medical care for all Spanish American War veterans, extending benefits to any veteran with service-related illness. About 110,000 veterans may receive full medical and dental care from VA, widening prior eligibility and covering those with service-connected disabilities.
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Washington Pla
Cangrene Nor Presi
Truman
Congress
Lins
Margaret Truman cancels New York concert due to illness
Margaret Truman canceled a New York concert last night after her manager Tamix Davidson announced she was suffering laryngitis. The President’s daughter postponed the event, citing a Severn case of laryngitis that prevented her from performing.
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Margaret Truman
Tamix Davidson
Severn
Obituary notices for Mrs Helen McNamara and Mrs John Meehan
Obituaries list deaths of Helen McNamara sister of Hugh F Meapard and Mrs John Meehan of Watervliet. Services held at St Francis at Sales Church and St Patrick's Church with solemn requiem masses. Burial in St Marys Cemetery and St Patrick is Watervliet. Local clergy including Rev Dal rlei Crowe, Rev Charles E Wilewis, Rev Don Md Te, Rev Thomas J Plannigan assisted. Organist George W Geiger and singer William E Duncan participated. Funeral procession and Rosary observed at residences on Flint Street Eight Avenue.
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Helen McNamara
Hugh F. Meapard
Troy
Flint Street
Helee
Cocy
Xettion
St. Mary's Hort
Fresnely Socie
Tu Lnners
Alice McNamara
Margaret Egan
MD. Kelly
Michwel
J. Kelly
Brunswick Avenue
Thareday
Charles E. Wile Wis Dearon
Don Md
George W. Geiger
William E. Duncan
Panis Angelus
Worlay
Patrick J. McNamara
James F. W Walsh
David H. Griffith
Eight Avenue
Watervliet
St. Patrick's Church
Watervliel
Thumna
Plannigan
Joseph
Gondek
Yemund J. Burns
Agney K. Dundun
John J. Fogarty
Odd Doings At Series Site In Philadelphia Weather Hub
Odd happenings at the World Series site in Philadelphia spill into weather and scores via a Bell telephony weather service. Hotels are scarce for jurors amid a gambling probe as the Series nears, with a reporter seeking odds and finding no reliable contacts.
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Philadelphia
Lie World
Beli
Waynall
Troy Man Faces Forgery Charges In Albany Court
A Troy man, 38, pleaded not guilty in Albany to charges of second degree forgery and cashing a $59 check on September 16. The case, brought by Frank Plaza of Glenmont, names Matthew D. Pophtman as the defendant.
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Troy
Albany
Matthew Dr. Pophtman
Pons
Frank Plaza
Glenmont
Fordham Aide Dies at 79 in New York
The Rev. Joseph T. Keating, longtime Fordham University treasurer for 38 years, died suddenly yesterday. Born in Ingersoll Ontario he joined Fordham in 1910 and served the university in New York City until his passing.
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Fordham
New York
Joseph T. Keating
Fordham University
Ingersoll
Ontario
Father Keating
Baugh and Gilmer Injured Before Sunday Clash
Washington reporters note Gilmer and Baugh contend with ailments as the team prepares for a Sunday matchup with the New York Giants. Margy Comer may join the backfield after doctors assess his physical condition. Coach Harman Fall says final decision rests on health and performance.
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Washington
Wwe
New York Giants
Nacmy
Haw Baugh
Alabama
Margy Comer
Phyxidians
Bell Fe
Gilmer
Une Pingburg Beelers
Trediking
Harman Fall
Euler
Bavnelt
Virginia
Alle America Hullack
Bill Dudley
Baugh
Kaino
Grandma Honored as Grandmother of the Year in Hoosick Falls
In Hoosick Falls a public honor crowned a longtime grandmother as Grandmother of the Year. Speakers praised her daily life contributions and community work, with resolutions from local groups and the American Legion. The event included a dinner, entertainment, and tributes from officials and neighbors.
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Malt
Granday Moses
Love Falla
Arthor
Moses
Vermont
Minis Sears
Grambmothey
Honaick Falls
American Legion
Clus
Hovstek Falls
Poth Grating Maid
Nauion
Tavro Duteed
Charles John Stevenson
Ganebridge
Gramma
Mike
Hernan Harrison
Albany
Anthony Perrar
Eagle Bridge Community Association
Ethel Bentley
Hoosick Falls
DTA
Male
Mabel Hart
Hart
Grandma
Thomas Dwyer
Tan
Cambridge Lions Chis
James Dwyer
Macaldh Falls Legion Post
Washington
William Upston
Middlebury
Ant Mra
Upson
Lions Chih
Frank Richter
Ian Franis Bet
Avmunt
Tina Camauny
Yorke
Bee Sen
Yoongn
A.m
Dick Hartigan
Pro- Smut Sret
Dinner Mualé
Marc Berreiaty
Dunnigan
Hheney
Thomas Dunn
Light Alleged Spies On Trial In Moravia
An eight-person group accused of spying for Americans and fomenting a putsch in Czechoslovakia faced trial in Moravia. Prison leader Riot Hajek, a restaurant owner, was described on broadcasts as a figurehead guiding a faction that allegedly despised the republic and yearned for status without labor.
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Light
Moravia
eThglle
Praia
Caréhoslovakia
Uetal
Settlements Announced In Attamobile Suits In State Court
Three settlements announced yesterday in Warren County State Supreme Court involve cases against Adirondack Transit Lines and other defendants. Notable names include Edward G Zaluckt of 83 Fourth Street and Mary Somerville. The proceedings reference licensing actions for beer and liquor and local restaurateur operations. The notice lists premises on Lake George and Glens Falls with licensure details and administration for estates.
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State Supreme Court
Warren County
Lake
George
R. Wallie
Pachod
Prueage Brohm
Ford Major Co
Glens
Falls
Mise Mary Somerville
Ag+inandark ‘Transit Lines, Inc
Mig
Anna B. Eldridge
Tames F. Cont Eldridge
Mary and
Franke da
Public Notice of Waterford Town Hearing and Public Sale
Notice announces a town board hearing under section 319 of the town law in Waterford New York. It lists a tax and appropriation schedule, details on supervision, salaries, and public sale of personal property and machinery. The notice provides dates, locations, and contact parties for hearing and sale actions.
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Waterford
Betiier
Vane Kasensor
Sano
Aenenrons
Toma Atrrney
Chetk
Burefern
Sardere
Rosle
de Lue Abrhinery
MIR
Choy
North
Troy
N.Y
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Trinity Episcopal Chart
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Clarence Smith
Carlton Swanson
Duhe Kellogg
Frank Schmidt
George Reynolds
U.S
Quandt
Sayers and Scoville
Cadillac
Buick
Lonnard Nelaiy
Lef
McPait's. Tatanky Chorus
Clarence Jacob Vight
Prinr
Music Hall
Baugh, Gilmer
NBC
CBS
Lesuetty Lee
Rand
Rensteiner Chonire
William R. Meighan
Dominic Tden1o
Joan J. Vitacey
Pea Colonial Tavern
Tarta Nitrica
Alex Grill
Tros
Ranseelaes
Adward
Fohn
Grand View
Herony
Ab- Park Grill
Harry Rafu
Bereny Alven Thal Litense
AswaRolle
Beyer Dex Giunol
Beasseiar
Edward G
Zaluckt
Ney
Tres Henseelaer County
Canslimpian
David Bougheil Barny
Rhea Barrys Bain
Kensie
Nol
Abe
Moon
N. Troy
Rensselaar
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Alwohalle
Taporion
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