InCohoes Third Day Voter Registration Surge
On the third day of registration in InCohoes a notable turnout occurred as thousands gathered at the polling place. The day added significantly to the overall total, signaling a strong push ahead of the election.
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Olula
Coles Girl Married In Church
Coles girl Cecile Outmel wed Clement Perrier in St. Jas soon's Church with Rev. Cola A. Rabileille officiating. The couple, of Northside addresses, will reside at 10 Railroad Street after a motor trip bride and groom left in formal attire. Out-of-town guests attended from Syracuse Utica Garylock Mass Canada. A funeral for Mrs. Philomene Marino follows at St. Rita's Church with interment at St. Mary's Cemetery Waterford.
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Cecile Outmel
Inevride
George Perrier
Mildred Killian
Tren Duracher
Ernest Perrier
Jean Paul Giroux
Belde
Moor Ringe
Womatthea
Torukid
Railroad Street
Northside
Vam Middle
Syracuss
Utica
Garylock
Masa
Canada
Philomene Mirino
Antonio Marino
White Street
St. Rita's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Waterford
Veterans Wed at Cohoes in Navy couple union
Miss Frances Dorthen Stedman wed George John Valentini at St. Wla's Church Cohoes with Rev Arthur J Reilly presiding The bride and groom both recently discharged from the Navy and plan a New York honeymoon Afterward a reception was held at the Marconi Social Club.
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Frances Dorthen Stedman
T. D. Stedman
Marconi Social Club
New York
Second Street
Cohoes
Roosevelt High School
Dex Mathew
Cohoos High Sc
Mass Schedule at Cohoes and area churches
Parish notices list Mass times for St Agnes St Murlo St Michaal St Warwick St Burnard Sacred Heart St Joseph and St Rita. Times include low masses 6:30 to 9, high masses 10:30 or 10:80, with several 7s and 8s and a 12 noon slot across churches. names of priests include Pronkin Bechrrd WV Flanagan Brenkin and others.
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St. Murlo's
Adrien Bechrrd
St. Michaal’s
Valentine WV
St Warwick's
Thomas
Flanagan
St. Burnard’s
William FP
Brenkin
Sacred Heart
Raymang
J. Robert Low Musson
St. Rita's
Permit Granted to Erect Private Dwelling at 474 Central Ave
Earl Bronk granted permission to build a one story frame private dwelling at 474 Central Avenue between Pingwoods and Spring Avenues. Contractor Kenneth Darraw to erect the structure at an estimated cost of eight thousand dollars. John F. Knaupy, superintendent at bullslinas, states this is the first private dwelling permit issued in several months.
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Central Avenue
Pingwoods
Spring
Earl Bronk
Sermon Topics Across Cohoes Churches
A compilation of church services in Cohoes listing pastors, times, sermon topics such as The Perspective of Faith and Doers of the Word, with Sunday school, baptisms, Holy Communion, youth groups, and mentions of visiting speakers from St James Troy and local congregations. Names include Rev. Victor Blekkink, Rev. Handel McCaulay, Rev. Georgy Melillvein, Rev. Schuyler Jenkins, Rev. Earl Fryer, and Rev. Donal B. Lacie.
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Giunehy
Victor J. Blekkink
Peumary Church
St James Church
Troy
Pam
St. James
Arthur Ef. Landmesser
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Glenna Mosley
Jor Soprano
Unclear War Time Arrests In Baltimore News Post Incident
The report outlines arrests linked to 7 he attempted sales of war photos involving Comer Naubenheye and Rike. It notes court hearings with delays, requests for counsel, and mentions interactions with the News-Post editorial staff and FBI monitoring of the case.
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Volehart
Rike
Volkart
U.S
FLBT
Comer
Naubenheye
Navy
Bel Air
Baltimore
Chattanooga
George G. Meade
News-Poat
Wadueaday
Nen
Alnft
FD. 1
Army Hintellience Agenta I Bunkervil
Wistaf
thasInat
Anata Vill
Unealam
Federal Bureau of
Northside Bride May A Wayer Weds Wil bert Messier
Miss May A. Wayer daughter of Mrs Achille Hayes of Wheatland Indi marries Wil bert Len Messier son of Mr and Mrs Teruel J Meaulor of 89 Clifton Street Northside The ceremony Sunday September 28 at St Marys Church Waterford with Rev John Hennessey officiating A reception follows at the groom's home The couple will reside at 112 Viel Boulevard Cohors Out of town guests from Albany Seancer Mass Wheatland Indianapolis Terre Haute and St Louis
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Misa Margaret Holton
Fein ‘Mosing
Mafia
Carl F. Contello
Marron
Hein Bernard
Heraux
Roland AvMens Mor
Francis Beauregard
Albrets
Wiagara Falls
Viel
Boulevard
Cohors
Albany
Seancer
Mass
Wheatland
Ind
Indianapolis
Terre Hauta
St. Loui
Wheatland High School
NM. & S. Shirt Co
Cohoes
Waterford High School
Chillicothe
Stepinac Trial Details Rise From Yugoslav Court Ruling
The Yugoslav court handed down death sentences and long prison terms after a trial into alleged collaboration with the Ustashi and Nazi regimes. Archbishop Stepinac faced charges of wartime political activity and anti-Catholic actions, while witnesses and Vatican notes shaped the defense. Sentences ranged from forced labor to death, with several clerics and associates receiving lengthy terms.
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Stypinac
Zito
Chuch
Vatican
Sre
Stepinac
Activisivn
Slepinac
Itmto
Btepinach
Geis
Tyan Telit
Lisak
Episcopal
Oslo Simorki
Yyiay Modesto. Martincic
Wie & Praving Hdl Pritat
Wittioages
Wau
Ile Wag
Lon
Mumorts Margott
Frané Pavick
Ex-Kervicamen Wid Givin Copies of Trapletives
An ex official distributed alleged trapletives to seven authorized persons across the United States. Photographs were reportedly recovered by the freepersons in Texas California and North Carolina.
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GinAmMed
Severnhe
Railroad seeks end of action in $250,000 suit over 1915 crash
Justice Russell heard motions in Walter Malley’s negligence suit against the New York Central Railroad Co and the City of Rensselaer. The railroad moved for non-suit and dismissal. the city’s motion was denied. Plaintiffs rested after three doctors testified that Malley faces permanent injuries from a February 11, 1915 crash on the Columbia Turnpike.
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Justice Place
Hf. Russell
New York Coment Railroad Co
Walter Malay
Rensselaer
Justice Russell
B. Stewart Jones
Justice Usseld
James Conboy
Donald §. Taylor
Carp
James 8. Millen
Cout
Charles E. Nichola
Whalen, McNamee, Creble & Nichols
Nichola
Moonamy
Donald D. Prentice
Clarence E. Mullens
Albany
William Kirk, Jr
Malley
Columbia Turnpike
Mulloy
Multilingual Preacher Delivers Dual Language Sermon
A young minister preaches in both spoken English and sign language at the same time, describing how deaf attendees once faced barriers in translating theological terms. He conducts services in Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York, traveling to various towns.
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Dutus
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Marked Bill Racket Still Being Used in Anvilil Tex
Anvilil Texas reports a marked bill racket in a local store. A clerk tested a suspected old promissory note passed as payment, noting altered serials and mismatched denominations. A customer paid with ten dollars. a woman paid with one and received changed notes. The cashier alerted a supervisor who confirmed counterfeit-like indicators and issued no further cash.
Albany Surpasses Records in Vegistered Totals
Registration data shows Albany breaking three day totals with a peak at 4 809 for the period and a sharp rise over last year. Four year comparisons reveal ward by ward gains in Troy across Second Third Hilth Ligrhth Ponti Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth, with district figures highlighting this trend.
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Albany
Troy
Apo
Hilth
Ponti
Palestine Chapter Plans Fair Supper and Program
The Palestine chapter organized a fair and supper with plans for a community event. Ora Webster and Mrs. Rita Goodrich led the program on the chapter's contributions while her committee handled refreshments. A skater, Catherine Soldani, 7, sustained a fracture after a fall in front of her home and was taken to Leonard Hospital.
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As. Ora Webster
Rita Goodrich
Catherine Soldani
Leonard Hospital
Poline
Palestine
OFS
Lansingburg
Masonic
Mra. Dist
Florenca Marhot
William
Groesbeck
Worthy
New
Alo York
Dorothy Briggs
Sisth
Hollis Briggs Dee
Yolala Tse Ko
Seventh Ward
Peace Conference Votes on Article and Reparations
Delegates at the peace conference rapidly approved Article One and a Greek backed reparations plan awarding Bulgaria Greece and Yugoslavia 126 million dollars to be paid in six years via agricultural trade coal livestock and road equipment. Bulgaria would retain a small army and navy and Bulgaria would be allowed to build certain motor torpedo boats. A Balkan commission later proposed 75 percent compensation for Allied seized or damaged Bulgarian property while rejecting a Soviet plan for limited compensation.
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Fayier
Scratt
Minhtu Guunal
Citek-Belgavan
Norway
United States
Ryvney
Byrnes
Phen Lymes
Savint
Andrei Vichinsky
Bulgaria
Greece
Yugoslavia
Dyrner
Y. M. Molotoy
Balkan Feodomie Commission
Delegatvs
Singhe
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Misa Vie
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Mostui Germain
Remaen Blied
Clement Perrier
Ate
Philly Perrier
Railvond Street
St. Jassoon’s
Cola A. Rabileille
Inge
Murry
H. A. van Zandt, D.D
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Cohoes, N
Cohan
Strand
Ty MI
George J, Valentine
Murti, Mai
St. Agnes
Joseph A. Pronkin
Park Avenue and
Jackson Avenue
Ganquita
Methodist
Donald B. Lacie
Yerman
Taveling
Migs Dornene Armstrong
Diaeugaion
Tuge One
Unity Police
Denja Mahallavic
Chebnie
Ustashi
Doyle Gualin
Agen Ustnahi
Judak
Nix
Croalig
Wilbert L. Mhssier
Railroad
Aninvilie
Tex
Amsaril Rothe Busingsa Bureau
Thorn
Juliette
New Y.W
Lola
Depuelmant
Adele Depertersn
Atlimant Voaliy
Busbee
Yw.g.a
Gail Mig
Jean Mallard
Y.W.G.A
Mdull
Baul
Instructura
Ruth Kumpf
Edna Ryan
Yaddahnoods
Red Cross Hansicrafte
Fort Devens Moanilal
Helen OC. Lakin
Hugh Sewing
Singer Sawing Machine Co
Pantean Piper
B.C. Dees
Mulfard
Troys
W.C. A
New York Central
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Vassar
B.pt
Tia Tarlay
Tima
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D. Optometrist