Breakfast Clubs Plan Conference Breakfast Meeting in Troy
The quarterly gathering of the Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs opened with reviews of district and local officers. Newly elected officers from Troy and nearby cities were introduced. Plans for a joint May conference at Van Curler Hall in Schenectady were discussed with Mildred Van Vranken chairing the event.
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Couiiei
Natalie A. Thirston
Troy Ueedit
Ulvh
Gertral
Trattimore
Foughkeapsh
Gog Siniday
Thurston
Ubu
International Association of Credit Women's
Los Angeles
Antdl
Troy
Mormine Dane
Urily
Troy Credit Women
Helene Aieukley
Sus
Minnie Rosene
Virania Hsman
Steen Cunklin
Catherine Stewart
Margaret Melt
Morthurs
Flinita
Amsterdam
Sche- Austady
Albany
Pough
Troy Credit
Date Vile
Diet Thurstan
Cease Fire Tensions Rise As Warships Violate Truce
Fragmentary dispatch reports that American warships violated the cease-fire by flying sorties over contested areas near Ute and Peiping. China warned the United States against further provocations as large supply ships and a damaged drydock were involved in ongoing operations. Talks between US and Chinese officials yielded no public statement, though officials indicated possible continued negotiations.
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Qing Tray Eagle
Ute
Peiping Triadéast
Mnalng
U.S
Yent Fine
Sunary
Supe
Nationaliste
Shire Wipplivs Ji
Velsu Island
Quempy
Qiemiy
Convoys Halt Debate Echoes Across U S Command
Pentagon and Navy officials weigh suspending Red attacks as Chinese Communist cease fire rhetoric stirs calls to pause convoy escorts. Chiang Kai shek denounces cease fire as deception while urging continued escort duties. Herter cites potential permanent halt if tensions ease.
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Fotlawauy
Declio
Vdtoller
Lia Kon
Wls
Lin Mar
Americam
Canvays
Pentagon
Navy Pnil
Herense Department
Spakequen Aly
U.S. Seventh Front Cummander
Herter
United States
Hee
Vorner
Keith Chiang
Teader
Chiang
NBC
John Foster
Duckland
Lake Oataria
Dulles
Washington
62 Cent Price Support For County Shorn Wool
An inquiry into the 62 cent price support for county wool for the marketing year starting April 1, 1958 was announced by George Bovi of the Rensselaer County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. The program aims to keep price levels near the national average and adjust payments as needed to meet farm income goals. William C. Salitant Sofitil of Albany was elected president of the New York State Farm Bureau Association, with Maud Waller of Albany named first vice president.
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Rensselier
George Bovi Ehetrnnu
Rensselaer County Agricultral
Conmlte Oe
Eleet
Albany
William Co
Sofitilfala
New York
Binte Imumubhe Assn
Buffalo
Maud Waller
Albangy
TV Drama Links Kremlin Plot to Kill Stalin in 1953 Play
A television drama depicted a conspiracy by Khrushchev era Kremlin leaders to topple Stalin. Melvyn Douglas played Stalin and confronts conspirators who refuse aid and let him die, culminating in a death scene and a shift to Khrushchev era power.
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United States
Melvyn Douglas
Mateh
Nikita
Khruslychiev
Kremlin
Stalin
Climati
Douglas
Doc Tors
Himg
Builin
Ims
Bhrushchev
Russia
Republican Drive Aims To Expand Campaign Amid Apathy
Alcorn says voters view the country as healthy and growing as Republicans plan a five day western campaign swing. He notes apathy among voters and blames Democratic overconfidence for the lackluster enthusiasm. Eisenhower joins leaders for a North Wing photo as teams prepare further appearances to be announced by the White House.
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Bis
Alcorn
White House
Eisenhower
Lemler
Eienhower
County Methodists At Bennington Parley A Number of Churches
County Methodist representatives from several churches met at Bennington for a joint quarterly conference. Attendees included ministers and lay members from the district, discussing program plans and church needs. A report highlighted fundraising for a Methodist Hospital and related community projects.
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Bennington
Rensselaer
Honmhalon
RPI Alumni Chapter Seeks Growth at Dinner Meeting
The Troy chapter held its first all dinner meeting for the RPI sports program alumni group. Speakers included Ned Iarkanss, Bob Luett, Marty Melanaah, and others who outlined social program ideas. Officers De Joseph M. Mergelli and Hen Lucey urged expanding membership while noting regional guests and future activities.
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Te Alina
Tay
Ned Iarkanss
API Lowkey Coreh
Bob Luett
AVI
Marty Melanaah
Fan Cuuine
Intuvasions
Alunine
Try
Hens
Lucey
Hy de Joseph M. Mergelli
War
G. Mae
Agnew Matealli
Sreasurer
Troy
Pope’s Condition Reported as Varies Amid Church Rites
OCR notes the Pope’s prognosis fluctuating with reports of his improving state. A Vatican press office update said last rites were possible but later could not confirm. experts cited uncertainty as doctors and clergy monitor the pontiff’s health in Rome.
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Taterno Jrons Galeavi
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bolognia
Tangeriat
Wathean City
Seawolf Submarine Ends Test Voyage With News Conference
The Seawolf under Rear Adm Gbleover faced questions at a news conference after a long submerged voyage. Officials described 60 days submerged with 35 routine sightings and no psychological issues among the crew. Pope John XXIII’s health drew Vatican updates as Seawolf’s crew prepared for possible future tests and new reactor work at Electric Boat.
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Blekover
Lanting
Laning
Ceyence
I. Gundy
John Bherssole
Seawolf
Dortor
Atomic Mediciie
Ebersale
Iceland
Rickover
Ne Mere
Thoms Gries
Abavam A. Ribicolf
Connecticut
Angela del
Jim
Corliss Park Council Plans Two Community Parties
Corliss Park Council prepared two events at Salt Park near the administration building for Halloween and Christmas celebrations. Edward F. McGarih chaired the planning meeting with Ales Closter Smith as financial secretary and Robert T. Unrbour overseeing budgeting. George Denaker reported on future activities. Boris Dark Troop 609 led by councilmaster, with Kran ees Cragan named as secretary in absence of the regular official.
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Corliss Park
Salt Park
Edward OF. McGarih
Ales. Closter Smith
Robert T
3000 Hear Ted Heath Band At Meld House
Ted Wealh mmanis band at a Relish organization presented a concert of popular music at the RPL MI Ghd Howse drawing an audience estimated at 8000. Kedwirds and new dL vecard performed with selections including High Noon the Kingsley Suite and Crazy Whylbar among others.
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Ted Wealh Mmanis
RPL MI Ghd Howse
Popelar Vas
Ms Ad
Anie Heme
Uist
Mail Robber Sentenced in Albany Federal Case
Milton Levine, 61, a convicted mail robber who stole checks totaling about $190,000 over several years, was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison. Judge James I. Foley handed multiple longer terms totaling 430 years, with Levine previously on parole for seven felonies. He pleaded guilty to stealing and forging checks tied to a Newark case and was arrested after two years of postal inspector work.
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Milton Levine
U. 3 District Court
Albany
James I. Foley
Yver
Levine
Calght
Troma Albany
Tomail
Levite
Burton's Court Seat Vacancy Shapes High Court Politics
The article outlines Justice Burton's influence on the Supreme Court's balance, noting his conservative leanings on national security matters and potential successor options. It discusses past appointments by President Eisenhower, possible nominees, and how Burton's retirement could shift partisan power on the bench, with age and tenure facts.
Long obituary list with multiple Masses and local burials
The obituary notices recall numerous funeral services across churches in Schenectady and nearby towns. Requiems, solemn masses, and graveside rites mark the passing of Ms. Castracanl, Mr. Braham, James J. Breham, Miss Catherine Molloy, Mrs. Harris B. Walt, Sister Daniel Marie, Mildred LaTour, and others. Clergy from St. Marys, Sacred Heart, St. Peter’s, and St. Joseph’s officiate, with bearers named and family mourners listed. Interments follow at local cemeteries including St. Anthony’s, St. Mary’s, and St. Joseph’s. The notices note associations with local firms Ludsey Valve Co. and Russellaer Valve Co., and detail parish affiliations.
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Mz. Castracanl
Pyneral de
Albert
Tite Manoni
Edward
Morris Manani
Pather Reilly
St. Anthony's Cemetery
Schenectady
Ludsey Valve Co
Runsselaer Valve Co
Funvenhem
Harris B
Walt
Barris BE. Weil
Congress St
Ireland
St. Mary's Parish
Margaret A. Polley
Ins
St. Mary's Church
John Cruden
Yonkers
Thee Grandenslaven
John H. Clint
Washington Park
St.Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Albert and
Floranlhorell Bates
Shafisbury
Bennington
Second
Congressioual Church
Neatvice Our
Ravolé Winchell
Beningtou
Alfred
Gertrude Bains
East Arlington
Maude Hawks
Charlotte
N.C
Eraydehildren
Tanweal
Ars
Gardner
Mary Fy Gartner
Anthony & Mateln
4Th St
St Augustine's Chiwe
St. John’s Cemetery
Garoder
Pro
Integrated schools face reorganization as desegregation order challenges
A federal panel heard arguments on integrating six schools with more than 10,000 students under state law that blocks integration. In Alexandria, a federal judge postponed a desegregation suit by two black students, planning to hear the case on Oct 30. The FBI faces power to pursue anti-bombing actions as Congress weighs a new federal law, while Governor Collins urged church leaders to help ease U.S. racial tensions.
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Usta
Ash
Othe Naagr
Formtys
U. S
Weltern HulFaral
Morehan
Almondl
Goyuepyr
Alsatean
Maesnee Pa Ees
Fipie
Alexandria
Didge Albert
Gischiss
Whahington
FBI
House
Clinton High
Peaceful Pickers
Glenview
Fennec Gev
Frank Cleiwen
Klin
Clinlin
Provida
Leroy Collins
United States
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Charles Carlisle
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Ted Heath
Meld
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Conlin Fron
Tweedie Court
Jon Eisenhower
High Court
Karl Warstdn
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William Bremiin Jp
Charles Whittaker
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That City
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Tvery Lambert
Mite
Lambert
Marsh
Lea A. Smith
Walter V. Smith
George Hy Swaith
William Shralt
Jules Te Soruiean
Arman R. Desors
Robert
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Linon
Anna May Lines
Renday
Benlors
Thomas Guvette
Howard McMahon
James Mason
Julliaunie
Waterford
Court St. Bernard
CDA
Thomas K. Scott
Miss Molloy
Catheorine Molloy
Fonda
Wyneval Myre
River St
Sir Peter's Chureh
Charles G Smith
Stephen T. O'Connor Ag Kearan
Bernard J. Abern
Agnes K. Ditdon
Louis Hudson
Joseph E. Walsh
Kyran P. Malloy
Walter A. Dick
Father Smith
St. Peter's Cemetery
Father O'Connor
James P. Hanrahan
Cph
Hermessey and
Tey
Charles A. Gaffigan
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Driscoll
Lip Iprave
Mildred LaTour
Muneral
Mil
Dred (Bales) CaVour
Blo St
Bornington
Tony Diness
Mahar
Tome
Helmington
Charles Parsley
Worth Beywiaghan
Galinnal Church
Totin
Shaflsbury
Boeing
Ant
Fea
Vrard Wiewera
Pea Tivarcindy
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