Meat found in plane crash probe widens official inquiry
A crash inquiry in New York involves 10 pounds of meat discovered in a plane wreck. Officials from the Government Agriculture Department and state police examined a refrigerated area. Federal authorities note possible interstate transport issues and exemptions at packing houses. Names mentioned include Dr Richard Hurd and regional officials, with investigators turning the case over to state authorities.
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Varnont
Government Agriculture Department
Richard Hurd
New York
Estar Wy Herzog
OMA
OPA
Hetson Wild
Ttu
Agriculture Department
Raymond Jennings
Ningatik, Coon
George Hogiese
Plane crash report with Connecticut officials abroad
Officials of the Connecticut Central Airways traveling from Vernont to Conndelicut were injured in a plane incident. Some passengers received bruises and were treated at Cohnes Hospital. A 400 pound steel leaf was found wrapped in paper and placed by a local carrier.
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Jackson Heighty
Connecticut Central Airways
Vernont
Conndelicut
Cohnes Hospital
Slito
Carlona
Phing
Dionysians Plan New Production at Diongalen Players
The Dionysians announce The Little Foxaa as the next Diongalen Players production with Alma Snyder to MC a monthly meeting. A future show titled Melinda Finister Love is set for Ruy mertown Friday el. 25 with a cast including Annie Halpin and others. Stage management and makeup lectures are noted along with a PHOOK SHORTAGE remark and an estimate of 4 500 090 exluaaks for college student exodus.
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Alma Snyder
M.C.A
Melinda Finister
Ruymertown
Tupper Lake
Tla
Annie Halpin
Ral Dneraehner
Marling Mussinp
Dane Lavin
Jacqueline Plintigr
Robert FP
Lyne
Maternity Hospital Seen Means of Saving Many Lives
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital praises modern equipment funded by Community Chest. As birth rates rise, yearly chest support funds essential for life saving devices, portable lamp with automatic power switch, and other new maternity and infant care tools to keep delivering care uninterrupted.
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St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Marion Hunter
Mariu
Rudd
Bessie M. Mahar
Gertrude M. Keenan
Catherine Kidnasky
Pearl White
Unis
Tiroy
St.Joseph's Maternity Hospital
St. Joseph's Maternity
Third Street Temple to Hold Su'nimi Atzeret Services
Third Street Temple will hold services for Su'nimi Atzeret, the Feast of Conclusion, Friday at 8 p.m. The holiday combines Simebat Torah and the Festival of Rejoicing in the Law, marking the completion and rereading of the Torah. Rabbi Gutmann, assisted by congregants, will deliver a sermon on Creation and the theme "In the Beginning, God."
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Third Street
Jutug K. Guiman
Gutmann
God
State Announces Highway Projects Still Under Way
The Blute Department of Public Works announces multiple highway projects across the state. Widening and resurfacing are underway on 2.73 miles between Rensselaer and Casselton, 4.9 miles between DeForestville and West Sand Lake, and additional corridors with detours and temporary bridges. Work targets completion before winter or by fall, with several sections to finish by November 1 or later. traffic remains open where noted.
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Blute Department of Public Works
Rensselaer
Casselton
DeForestville
West Sand Lake
Schuylerville
Mictory Mills
Valatie
Albany Rural Cemetery
Navy
Bronx Tiver Parkway
Gun Hill Road
Moshulu Parkway
Bronx Park East
Hastings-on-Mudsoo
Jackson Avenue Road
Saw Mill River Road
Saw Mill River Parkway
Missionary Miriam Faust to Speak at Salem Rally
Miss Miriam Faust, longtime Chinese mission worker with the Evangelical Churches, will address a Salem Evangelical Church rally on October 22. The Salem unit will host guests from Calvary Evangelical Church of Albany, with Mrs. Gladys Corner in charge. Faust previously served as executive secretary for the general Women’s Missionary Society and taught at Red Mission School in China. The event, open to area residents, marks her return to Salem after an appearance in 1930.
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China
Miriam
Faust
Evangelical Conference
Women’s Missionary Society
Salem Evangelical Church
Salem
Calvary Evangelical Church of Albany
Gladys Corner
Misa Faust
General Women's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Churches
Red Mission School
Area Residents Honorably Discharged From Army Service
Area residents include one warrant officer and five WACs among those receiving honorable discharges last week from the Army. Names span Saratoga Springs Troy Watervliet Rensselaer Schaghticoke and other local towns with officers and enlisted personnel listed by rank and address.
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Tne
Army Apparation Center
Jirst
Eliasbeth May
Saratoga Spelnga
Wacs
Marlon J. Hunker
12Th Street
Anne M. Waterman
Nindly Street
Teresa J. Doherty
Wooldrow Court
Cpl Muriel 'T
Ostrander
Stowe Avenue
Raymond St. Olsen
Sixth Avenue
Pfe
Julian M. Haytko
Second Avenue
Lester E. Shule
Seventh Avenues
Watervliet
P Brenton KK
Fruteachi
Art Street
Theodore A. Kawalchyk
George W. Janiin
Sartaga Street
John J. Tymanowski
New Books on Display At Public Library
New books added to Troy Public Library will be on exhibition for one week. Notable titles include Aircraft Annual 1946, Charities in the New World, Creative Crafts in Wood, Atomic Energy in Cosmic and Human Life, History of Medicine, Opportunities in Latin America by Ralph Hancock, No Time for Tears by Mrs Lora Hughes, Campus Versus Class Row by Burges Johnson, If You Want to Build a House by Elizabeth Bauer Mack, Stalin by Lev Trotsky, Lord Hornblower by C S Forester, Time and the Hour by B E Hollun, Salem Frigate by J B Jennings, Over at the Crow Keys by Kathleen Narvis, and The Black Path of Fear by Cornell Woolrich.
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Troy
M. C. Dank
George Gamow
Nough Guthriey
Latin America
Ralph Hancock
Lora
Wend
Hughes
Burges Johnson
American College
Elizabeth (Bauer) Mack
Stalin
Lev Trotakis
Kielion
Lord Hornblower
C. S. Forester
BE. A. Hollun
J. B. Jennings
Crow Ieys
Kathleen Narvis
Cornell Woolrich
DeMolay Plans Season Events at Troy Masonic Hall
Troy Chapter of the Order of De Molay outlined its coming year at the opening meeting in the Troy Masonic Temple. Former members who served in the armed forces were introduced. A basketball program, under Jack McCumber and Hugo Wilkes, and initiatory degree rehearsals were planned with the degree to be conferred on Monday October 28. A Christmas dance in December was scheduled with Joseph Bowman as advisor. A DeMolay chair will be organized. Advisors announced include Richard Keeler, Jack Doultier, J. Burton Montgomery, Jack McCumber, Hugh Wilks, C. Millehouse, Joseph Bowman, Eugene Rogers, John Whitehouse, and Kenneth Haight.
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Troy
Order of de Molay
Joseph Bowman
Kenneth Levan
Richard Keeler
Jack Doultier
J. Burton
Montgomery
Jack McCumber
Hugh Wilks
Sparta
C. Millehouse
Eugene Rogers
John 2. Whitehouse
Kenneth Haight
Feeding Pigeons at Barker Park Becomes Local Ritual
In Troy Area Barker Park pigeons depend on daily feedings by locals. A morning procession forms with paper bags of corn and peanuts, drawing crowds of children and adults. Birds flock to the park as soon as a bag opens, then disperse after a showy swoop, a nightly spectacle that has become a neighborhood habit.
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Troy
Realtonla
Barker Park
Paul
Byrker Park
Slies
Venice
Mary
Roy
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