Seminary Worker Vall Vick Dies After Collapse at Seminary
Vall Vick, 47, longtime maintenance worker at Saint Joseph’s Infant Home and the seminary, died at St Mary’s Hospital after collapsing in the boiler room. Fire and police crews failed to revive him. autopsy cited natural causes. He resided at the seminary and leaves a brother Louis and three sisters, with ties to Troy and Washington, D.C.
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Goenige
Vall Vick
Bl. Joseph's
Haig
St. Joseph’s
St. Mary's Hospital
Vall Vieck
Husemen
Joseph Bates
Roberd Hayden
Central Fire Station
Pirotar Squid
Vincent Lavaen
Central Police Station
PLC
Setii
van Vleck
Aint Jance Service Corp
Cormier
Anthony Bo Matera
St. Joseph's Infant Home
K Ye
Troy
George
Donateé Tana van Vieck
Louis
Vary Vieck
May R, van Vick
Margaret M. van
Vleck
Washington, D.C
Coined Name Unclear from Crippled Text
Unclear OCR fragment describes military actions around Formosa Strait and Quemoy with claimed shelling, air operations, and American diplomatic comments. Mentions Nationalists, Communists, Peiping, and U S policy, but many phrases are garbled and names incomplete.
Hotel Manager Fined for Sewage Spill at Sagamore
The Sagamore Hotel manager, James Foyke of New York City, pleaded guilty to permitting hotel sewage to pollute Lake George and paid a 250 fine. He pledged improvements before next summer’s reopening after the State Water Patrol reported sewage found in the lake. The judge noted prior corrective efforts and warned of possible action if conditions did not improve.
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The
Peare Tams
Ross
Bolton
Seston
Lake George's
Sagamore Hotel
James Foyke
New York City
Aullty
Rost
State
State Henall Dept
State Safety Chief to Address Rotary in Fire Prevention Talk
Charles M. Fales, chief of the New York State Division of Safety, will speak at a Rotary Club luncheon on the occasion of National Fire Prevention Week starting Monday. He will cite figures on fire damage costs and propose prevention measures. The event will be presided by vice president Simminne in the absence of President Grhnny.
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Formosa Strait
Ministy
U. S
Queinuy
Ying Kaoleng Island
Matsu Group
Leldnsé
Ghiemoy Keglands
Tovergtt
Stalf
Chiang Kai
Chiang
Aimerica
Pernidia
Roland
Smoot
China
Charles M. Fales
Breau of Fire
New York State Division of Safety
Puestley
Troy Kallary
Mendrick
Muriso
Wuyb
Natonal
Fates
Simminne
Dlla
Car G. Grhnny
Women's Suffrage Leader Dies At 82 In New York
My O Loughlin 82, a pioneer in New York State politics and a long time advocate for women's rights, died at Good Samaritan Hospital. A delegate to the 1912 Progressive Party convention in Kulhake, she later served as New York City's official reception committeeman and spoke to crowds at Madison Square Garden. She helped chair the site's first grand jury that included women and was widow of Ede ward T. O Loughlin, former editor and Kings County register.
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Steen Way
Vigoros
Madison Square Garren
Edeward T. O'Laughlin
New York
Eoening
Kings County
Fire Blamed After Apartment Explosion Kills Man
A man named Tobe Cant, 22, was killed when an explosion blew him from a rear window of a Brows apartment yesterday. The fire injuries spread to a neighboring tenant, Mrs. Neutrice Perluvutl, 94, who was treated for burns.
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New York
Tobe Cant
Mra
Neutrice
Perluvutl
Be lnttay Graduates From Naval Training Center
Unity dt son of Mr and Mrs Kath Be lnttay of Valley Falls Ave Selvaghticoke recently completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center Greek Lakes. The ceremony marked the end of initial boot camp and begins his service.
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Unity Dt
Ant
Kath
Valley Palls Ave
Selvaghticoke
Naval ‘Training Center
Greek Lakes
Brazil Secures $73 Million World Bank Loan for Major Hydroelectric Project
The World Bank loaned Brazil 73 million dollars for the first stage of a vast hydroelectric project at Varna rapids on the Ilo Grande, 200 miles north of Sao Paulo. The plant will reach 1,100,000 kilowatts ultimate capacity, with 460,000 kilowatts in the initial stage, expanding power in central and southern Brazil by about 40 percent. The 490 foot dam will create a reservoir 134 miles long, marking the bank’s largest single-project loan aside from Kariba Dam.
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Washinnton
World Bank
Brazil
Latin America
Rhodesia
Varnas Rapids
Ilo Grande
Saitaula
Conductress Club Holds First Meeting at Jack's Albany
The Conductress Club met at Jack's Restaurant in Albany for its first gathering. Deputies reported on sales and the activities of their chapters while plans were set for a reception for Grand Astral Viola B. Kingston on the 25th at Hudgan el. The Lab will hold its next level at Laldack's Restaurant with a noon luncheon.
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Club of
Jack's
Albany
Ayaton
Lorella Us
Aioe
Oriskany
ORS
Grand Astral
Viola B. Kingston
Hudgan el
Contueirgss Lab
Laldack's
Girl Scout Troop 83 Elects Officers for Year
Girl Scout Troop 83 elected officers for the coming year at West Sand Lake Melodist Church. Dongen Back ident, Linda King, vice president, Nancy Servis, treasurer, and Joan Feavill, secretary, were named. Meeting set for Thursday, Oct 10, with coffee hour hosted by troop parents. Meal and gathering to follow in church hall.
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West Sand Lake
Melodist
Church
Dongen
Linda King
Nancy Servis
Trans Jurer
Joan Feavill
Albany Woman Found Dead in Automobile
Albany police report a 28 year old woman identified as Mary Taylor found dead in an automobile north of Whipple Road. The coroner scheduled an inquest at 3 pm, investigators noted skid marks near the vehicle and the death is being probed as a possible accident.
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Mary ‘Taylor
Ah Bay
Greta
Albany
Henry Md
Whipple
Tet le Hem
Elie
Pallee
Atnany County
Miany Hospital
Aula
Castleton Fire Units Plan Centralized Service
Representatives of three Castleton independent fire companies signed incorporation papers to centralize fire protection. Interim directors named include Albert Trainer, Frank Aridenbeck, Gustave Dulex, John Limberts, Jarry Barnhart, Abram Decker, Mike Pinkie, and Francis Durkin. A site for a new central fire house will be chosen. current facilities are run by Seth Wheeler Hose Co, J W McKnight Hose Co, and Castleton Hose Co and Engine No 1.
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Castleton
Control Fire House
Franklin Watever
Hheirman
Abram Darker
Secretas
Lassleton
Aney Hyman Rosenblum
Tub Qavings
Albert Trainer
Frank Aridenbeck
Gustave Dulex
John Liimberts
Jarry Barnhart
Abram Decker
Miker Pinkie
Francis Durkin
Jovale
Castleton Fie
Seth Wheeler Hose Co
J. W. McKnight Hose Co
Castleton Hose Co
Faubus stance widens split as court case looms in Arkansas
The article notes Faubus and fellow segregationists securing 72 percent of votes and outlines Faubus's repeated claims that federal courts lack authority over school funding decisions. It reports a U.S. Supreme Court review of Little Rock school history and a federal restraining order against leasing public schools to a private segregated entity. The piece mentions plans for a private school for whites and mixed education, with a court case moving through the Eighth Circuit in St Louis and ongoing fundraising and facility efforts for 2,800 white high school students as of September.
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Fabbus
Anu
Little Rock
U.S. Supreme Court
Tedérat
O Omaha
Li Te Rawls
Am ‘Ate
Faubas
Ile
Volos
Urg
Paulius
Negyraes
Corporation Olives
Idto
Seawall To Receive Home Port Welcome in New London
Seawall submarine to dock in New London at 4 p.m. Monday marking 60 days underwater endurance. City plans dockside ceremonies for crew and families with Gov Hibbell expected to attend. Built across the river at Groton by General Dynamics Electric Boat division.
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New London
Conn
Gall
Nontleg
Atraham A. Hibbell
Late City Appointments To Two Year Commission Of Deeds
Mayor Purcell announces appointments of eleven commissioners of deeds for a two year term ending October 2, 19m. Named are George B. Mallen, George Matthews, Louey Culaiall, Virginia Th Noltinger, Anthony P. Mitola, Brat Campbell, Mary K. Daly, William H L Osborne, Thomas Vorne, John E end, and John B. Desine with listed addresses in Troy area. Text appears garbled but preserves names and terms.
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Davi J. Purcell
Jtp
Commissioners of Deeds
George B. Mallen
Ith Ave
George Matthews
Creast
Luey Culaiall
Northern Drive
Virginia
Noltinger
Broadway
Anthony P. Mitola
6Th Ave
Brat Campbell
Troy
Mary K. Daly
Spring
William HL. Osborne
Thomas
Meeting Scheduled for 4-H Harvest Banquet
The Tensselaer County 4 H harvest banquet committee will meet at 1:90 pm in the Troy Post Office building. A date for the annual dinner spot will be set, with arrangements insured by the organization.
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Tensselaer County
Troy Post Ofice
Woman Slain On Cyprus and Albany Court Rulings
A Cyprus shooting claimed the life of Ms Elia Barnett, 93, as a police case unfolded in Albany over an injunction tied to a local political contest. The event intersects with court actions by Bookstein and Gov tied bodies, reflecting broader political tension and safety concerns in the region. The woman’s death prompted funeral services and ongoing legal debates about ballot status for independent socialist and labor parties.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Ele A. Barnet
Tijtish Surviveman
Elia A. Barnett
Juste Isaddre
Cam
Skate Supreme Court
Albany
Cambridge Nursing
Horn
Salem
Afiss Barnett
Independent
Juha
Smith Barnett
Rhiza Cox
Port City
York
Sulety
Famzyusts
Ualidl Presbyterian Church
Miss Barnettle
Enka
Cypris
Robert B. Brady
Inground
Camssis
Spurr Puneral
Paizn
Glenn Fleming
Cambridge United
Ysteel
Evergreen, Cemetery
Orner
Mys
Pewuty Aanle
Pax
John Sebutt
Ion Blaie
Secve l
Carmine
del Greenwich Nursing Home
Sapio
Bankstein
Dail
Germany
Mey
Schult
Poly
Sécretam
Stataitima Anninwad Hy Savers
De Gaulle Promises Algerian Reforms and Moslem Power
De Gaulle returns as leader with pledges to reshape Algeria. He outlines reforms including land redistribution, housing, public works, and jobs for Muslims, with a goal of increasing Moslem civil service representation and raising wages. He asserts the referendum outcome binds Algeria and France to a long-term partnership.
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Ingrave Hietot
Sahara Arid
Chemical Industries
France
Algeria
Alia
Algovia
Jri
de Gaulle
Albetia
Two Delayed Alarms Save Five Month Old Twins Fire
Five month old twins were saved when fire raced through a home on Hoosick Street. Detroit Fire Department arrived at 6:02 PM after a neighbor notified them. The children's mother, Aretha Age, was away five minutes when the blaze began. a 4 year old daughter Brenda alerted her mother as flames surged. Firemen blocked the mother from entering, and the house trapped, but the boys escaped unharmed.
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Detroit
Yuolh
Aretha
4-H Club Girls Award Winners Visit Farm Tour
Tensselaer County 4 H girls who took part in a homemaking project received awards and toured a farm and a hotel for an inspection of operations this week. The group visited Gangmore in Parma Cropseyville in the morning and toured the farm after lunch. Awards were presented by Lavaugh Henderson at the Hudson Hotel in Troy. Named participants include Mary Bell Theresa Gifford Cheryl Hidley Diane Miller Virginia Midler Mary Palin Mary Slowell Gladys Gundrum Shawna Ridley Mary Jo Sauerwald Mary Goodermals Carol Moseley Janek Jensen Kay Weerlen Christina Palmer and Carl Ritter.
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Tensselaer County
Tino Airls
Froma
Girly
Gangmore
Parma
Cropseyville
Burgh
Burgh Hers, 1) Ithe Avis
Lavaugh the
Drick Hudson
Troy
Mar
Troy High Fall Frolic Hop Today
Troy High Fall Frolic, the second dance of the Troy High season, will be held tonight in the Troy High School Gymnasium. Sponsored by the Troy High Library Club and the Commercial Club, committees include licket refreshment and cloakroom heads Pat Hidley Bergman and Roberta Micale Tisler. A record hop features Dennis Curley and David Colling, with records to be awarded to lucky attendees. Only Troy High students and escorts may attend.
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Troy
T Roy High School
T Roy High Tibrary Club
Pat’ Hidley
Dfur Bergman
Roberta Micale Tisler
Dennis Curley
David Colling
Janethy
Troy High
Record of Unstable Heat Across United States
A fragmented report notes near 103 degree warmth in California and broad warming nationwide. Some rain dampened sections from the mid Atlantic to Florida while a damp belt extended from Texas to Arkansas and Louisiana.
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California
Florida
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Elks Group Changes Die OF Meeting
A meeting of the committee for Hlallan Night, to be served by Troy Loge of Elks, will be held after the Jodo meeting Thursday night as previously planned. The announcement was posted last night by tails during the affair Alan Matit will be held Saturday May 28.
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Hlallan
386 New Folio Cases Reported in Nation
The Public Health Service reported 988 palm cases in the week ended September 27. This was 45 fewer than the prior week and 168 more than the same week in 1087. Reporting areas mostly showed decreases, with only small increases in the East North Central and East South Central divisions. Paralytic cases fell in most regions except amid the South Atlantic and East South Central zones.
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Washington
UPS
Puble Health Service
Yesteray
East North Central
East South Central
Ubosevo
Soth Atlantic Oval
Recruit Robert Marlin Smith Completes Marine Training
Robert Marlin Smith son of Marguerita Smith of St Congress Street has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. The ceremony marked his entry into active service with the United States Marine Corps.
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Uinils
Robert Marlin Smith
Marguerita Smith
St Congress St
Marine Corps Recreit
Nepal
Parris Island
Rensselaer parade greets senatorial hopeful Hogan
Mary Conley, 69, of 167 Middleware Street, was taken ill at home and rushed to St Mary’s Hospital where she died. The article outlines a political motorcade from Albany through Troy to Rensselaer for a Democratic rally, featuring Senatorial candidate Hogan and local officials, with stops at Greenbush and Cohoes.
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ATS
Ainian Ital
Ohd
Sehoal
7Th Avenue
Slate Street
Dist
Atty, Hugan
Purcell
Perfetti
McChesney
Democratic
Langingburg
112Th Wheel
Cohoes
Mary Conley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mercandid
Patralinen
David McClure
Wiking Ryan
Radio Patrol
Ambuhince Service
Coop
Anglican Bishop Dies in Canterbury England
Dr. George Kennely Bel, an Anglican bishop who crusaded against the rhynomb, died at his home after a sickness last week. He served as bishop of Chichester and had his revirement last year.
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Canterbury
Englan
George Kennely Bel
Aly
DE. Bell
Chichester
Mrs Newlin Named To Lead Rensselaer Rehab Group
Mrs Newlin was named chairwoman of a Rensselaer County Rehabilitation Assembly panel to select new directors. The announcement came at a Thursday luncheon at the Troy YWCA where Dr Hollis S Ingraham, NYS Health Dept deputy commissioner, spoke on state rehab programs for older adults and those with disabilities. Mses Newlin, Dean L Taylor and Alma Reno were chosen to promote the year’s work. The event, organized by the Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Assn, featured remarks by Dr Ingraham introduced by Dr Joseph H Demlon. The invocation was by Rev Edward Young and benediction by Rev William Kelifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
Newlin
Cisloman
Rensselair County Rehabilitation Assembly
Troy Ywca
Hollis S. Ingraham
New York State Health Depl
Dean L. Taylor
Alma Reno
Ute Bu
J Cristie
Rensselaer County ‘Tuberculosis, and Public Health Assn
Tey
Edward Young
First Presyleman Church
Tros
Willian Sl Keliefer
Troy’ Office of
Calhntic Charities
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Bantel Te
Faubus
Bookstein
Obitua TV
Emeras
Miller
Mma Milley
Hopalok St
Ghdyst
Firs Baptist Church
Morris and Stebbins
Kungral
Gth Ave
Everett A. Sherwood
First Baptist Church
Maple Grove
Horsick Falls
Sherwood
Burik Assice
Tilda Gooding
Orden
Kronvall
al Vomanital Soneces
Oakwond
Bradys
DeSapio
Y Barnett J. Nova
Visit Farm
Elks
Greenviel
Amdi
Hutchens Funeral Home
Washington Square
Green
Mary Rita Button
Mary Rtta Button
Schaghticoke
Massillon Hospital
Massillon
Ohio
Ilness
Arthur P. Button
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
Button
Minerva
Onl
Ira FB
Cmeintyre Askins
Hey
Waller A. Perkins
Tvnity Episcopsl
Will Wlimate
Benjamin Sugarman
Ia Dembinsky
Grand St
Roy
Silberg Awarl
Memorial Chapel
Eid Matison Ave
Samuel Blinder
Congregation
Sons of Abraham
Guilderland
James J. Braham
Columbia
Leonard Hospital
Unosiek Falls
Smith Electric Co
Brau “Ait Mills, Inc
Mildred Smith
William Patonde
Vallejo
Calif
Leo Farrew
Watertown
George Braham
Louis Trombley
Hoosick Falls
Frank Brehem
Freeport
Long Island
Dufresne Funeral Home
Columbia SL
Sacred Heart Church
St. Agnes Cemetery
Cuhves
Catherine Molly
Gathering Moldy
Sid Ave
Nightingale Nursing
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Malloy
Mra Margaret Sengon
Patrick Malloy
Ireland
Algo Severn
Fonda Funeral
Tlver St
Sh.Peter
Yastus Corning
Clarence A. McNally
Rensselaer
Hogan
Charles G. Malay Way
McNally
Atty Hogan
Prev
Hig
Burectt
Rensselagy
Corning
William Lyons
Rensaplacy
Motors
Eaco
Nebdy Greenbusy
Uwna
Trevaro
Ina
Totels
Weys
Ogg Fourterath Wari
Highteeth
Chapman
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