UN to Study Atomic Safeguards
UN General Assembly committee considers a McNaughton plan for three forms of international intervention to ensure peaceful use of atomic energy. U S delegation backs open discussion and a 50 page memo to clarify questions on controls and safety inspections for compliant states.
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Lalin Buecees
United Nations
Atomia Energy Commission
Yusters
Ayrind
Lie Lomg
Simn Fine Ohn
M. Hine Couk
United States
Fancock
Forusby
Mishil
U. S
McNaughton
Financial statement of capital accounts and trustees
The document presents capital accounts and distributions, noting totals such as 2414,600.00 for tolls deposits and 1,000,000.00 equity figures. It lists capital reserves and preferred capital, with references to Evans S. Kellog and attestations by Arthur Vigei and Dwight Marvin. The text appears to be a formal financial or fiduciary record with signatures confirming accuracy of knowledge and belief.
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Oiler
Nabiliies Fotai
sThes Institution
Evans S. Kelloga
Nuclear safeguards debate at peace talks raises access issues
At the meeting the committee discussed safeguards to prevent covert use of peaceful atomic energy and measures to block illicit production. Andrei A. Gromyko supported the altered resolution allowing scientists to participate non-mandatorily. The panel agreed to reconvene next Monday.
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Elestie
Savethigs
Edensity
laWun
Jdesling
Jaliht
Andrei A. Gromyko
Schenectady Youths Held For Theft
Two Schenectady youths were arrested by the Albany Detective Bureau after a bicycle stolen in Albany Saturday was recovered in Schenectady. Arthur Halavin, 13, and a 15-year-old companion were charged with juvenile delinquency and stolen property respectively, and turned over to Albany detectives. A bystander identified the youths selling the bicycle on Fifth Avenue near Hutton Street, leading to pursuit and capture.
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Kane
Uatavin
Earl Rotzlaff
Federal Street
Seventh Avenue
Halayin
Albany
Schenectady
Troy
Father Son Night at LaSalle Institute Draws Large Crowd
About six hundred men and boys attended the annual Father Son Night at LaSalle Institute. Rev Francis Botehler spoke on The Boy and Education. Brother Patrick opened with a welcome, Thomas F Dougherty served as MC, and William Clermont presided over a pre entertainment business meeting. The crowd cheered the upcoming game between LaSalle and Troy High School. Refreshments were organized by William Bowen Joseph Mureil and Arthur G Matthews.
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Sis
LaSalle Institute
Francis Botehler
St. Lawrence’s Church
Patrick
la Sally
Denis
Thomas F. Dougherty
William Clermont
LaSalle 3Ten
Ait Ally
Luel
LaSalle
Troy High School
William Bowen
Joseph Mureil
Cochairman
Arthur G. Matthews
Truman Urges Labor to Set Peace and War Goals
President Truman told the AFL convention that labor must align its goals with those of the nation to ensure world peace and full wartime production. Gen Spaatz warned of a future war fought over the Arctic, stressing industrial readiness and air power as essential to security. He urged cooperation among labor industry and government to prevent inflation, underpay, and discrimination while maintaining national unity.
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Chicago
Wpi
Pruman
American Federation of Labor
United Blites
Carl Saal
Army Air Poreva
Middle-West
Galbla Lagget
Truman
America
Olter
Inbor
Inhor
Supervisors Approve Health Budget Changes and Appointments
The board advances a health fund plan covering seven percent of the first $100,000 and sixty percent of operating costs. They abolish the Pawling Sanitarium board transferring powers to the County Board of Health. C Clavie Wheeler is named to the equalization bond board after O Connor’s death. Wages for three county clerk office employees rise retroactively to April. Snow removal on state and county highways is funded at $50,000. Quitclaims are recorded for four property transfers.
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Las Night
Pawling
Laren Avenue
Troy
Prank J. O'Connor
Lloyd B. Waters
Katherine A. Scurry
Anaumne W. Griffin
David Brenenstuhl
Uns
John G
June C. Gould
1200N Street
Mary O'Bryan
Orr Street
Joseph Z
Ada
Pani
Seland Street
Calvin Atwater
Stephentown
Father Slavin Opens Novena Services at SS Putricles
Father Slavin, a former Navy chaplain at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, opened an eight night novena in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary at SS Putricles Church. Rev. Joseph A. Gresmet directed devotions, with Holy Name Society planning tonight's parish hall event featuring boxing and wrestling bouts.
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SS Putricles
William M. Slavin
Joseph A. Gresmet
Father Slavin
Tower Navy
Naval Chaplain’s Corps
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Holy Name Society
Cambridge Man Heads Physicians at County Medical Society
Dr Clayton I. Ostreicher of Cambridge was elected president of the Washington County Medical Society at the annual meeting in Hudson Falls. Dr Leslie White of Whitehall will be his vice president, with Dr Denver M. Vickers as secretary and Dr Charles A. Prescott as treasurer. New board of censure includes Drs Borjrowman, Orton, Farrell, and Bennett with Greenberg named to public relations and medical economics. Dr Vickers named state society delegate. workmen's compensation committee includes Drs Tevine, Rogers, and Feingold. The afternoon program featured Roentgen specialists and X-ray studies, with Dr Alderson speaking on gall bladder diseases.
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Clayton I. Ostreicher
Cambridge
Washington County Medical Society
County Court House
Hudson Falls
Leslie A. White
Whitehall
Fort Edward
D. Orton
Salem
Edward V. Farrel
William §. Bennett. Granville
White
Milton J. Greenberg
Harrowman
de. Vickers
State Society
WK. Tevine
Granville
Michael A. Rogers
Givenwich
Joseph Feingold
Port Edward
W. M. Pettengill
Albany
Queensbury Hotel
Mitton
A. Smith
Stanley BE
Alderson
Albany Hospital
Soviet envoy alleges customs discourtesy at LaGuardia
Novikov of the Soviet Embassy charged U S customs officials at LaGuardia with harassment and improper delays after customs questioned his baggage. Port official Dunning and State Department officials described the handling as not unduly delayed, while embassy sources asserted diplomats enjoy privileges. A full investigation was said to be under way as the embassy sought guidance to prevent future embarrassments.
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Washington
Nikole Novikov
U. S
Novikov
LaGuardia
New York
Parla Peney
Dean Acheson
Las Guardia
Cnstante
State Department
Manning
Dunning
Famed time Actress Rose Minzey Dies at Lake George
The celebrated actress Rose Minzey of Indiana native origin died yesterday at her Lake George home. She starred widely from 1900 to 1910 in the stage play Six Hopkine, drawing vast crowds and earning acclaim. Minzey began on stage in Terre Haute and later appeared in Poughkeepsie before touring with Mrs. Minzey, retiring in 1918 with her husband.
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Roxy Otolville
Rose Minsany
George
Turre Haute
Ind
Minzey
Home Bureau Unit to Hold October Meeting Tomorrow
The Home Bureau unit of The Defreastyite Homey Bureau will hold its October meeting tomorrow at 1 p.m. Mry, Chea and Jordan are named as hostesses.
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Home Bureau
Homey Bureau
Unl
Mry
Chea Uy Jordan
School 24 Girls Stage Fashion Show for PTA
A school PTA fashion show featured 24 girls including Whoreya Adorna and Shirley Pultereon. Principal decorates tables and provides after event refreshments. The November division will be at 7 30 pm on November 22 at the school with Syracuse and Procto's Theater supporting events.
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P.T.A
Ashly Ton War
Ha Parente
Wucher
Gendo Gine
Whoreya Adorna
Tilly LoGeorgia
Shirley Pultereon
Dorothy “Furner
Jino Supdorg
Joyce Predenthil
Arya Iyew
Pat Keeban
Kay Shopann
Nancy French
Nieerborn
Milas Anne Mercy
Waa
Sacred Heart Church Opens Annual Bazaar Night One
Sacred Heart Church held the opening night of its annual bazaar hosted by the Women's Club with Mayor John Ahern and Rev. Howard O. Rely leading the opening prayer. Booths featured themes like Cozy Cottage and The Toy Shoppe, drawing more than a thousand attendees and 400 Sacred Heart School children.
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Sacred Heart Church
John Ahern
Howard
Rely
Sacred Tleart Church
Shipla
Holy Name Society of the Church
Thomas J. Corcoranni
Ats
George H. Miler
Childers
Sacrad Heart School
Bnghar
Teen Raymond Turner Injured in Fulton Street Fall
Raymond Turner 14, of 7 Mor enor Place, suffered a broken collarbone in a fall at Fulton Street and PHU Avenue. He was taken to Central Fry Station, then to Smaris tan Hospital by Alice radio oxy yesterday afternoon.
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Raymond Turner
Morenor Place
Smaristan Hospita
Alice Radio Oxy
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