Women’s Group of Jermain Church Anniversary
The Women’s Group of Jermain Church marked an anniversary with members like Mrs. Sarsh Conte and Mrs. Grace Zagotla active in organizing tasks. A sewing meeting, collection drive, and mission barrel preparation for James Island were noted, along with a constitution draft and poems read by Mrs. Graves. Rev. Lester T. Ross delivered greetings and a future challenge, as longtime members received awards and refreshments were provided by several hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrain
Sarsh Conte
Socte
Fecben
Walter
Walter Oagevorious. A Collection Weas
National geWirg
Grace Zagatla
Albert Bredley
Albany
Charles Krauss
Ginver Carlton
James Wisezian
Zagelle
William Bowles
Bessie Helmes
James Island
Bradley
Haymond
Roscorla
James Hooland
Graves
Mary Coates
Mary Jones
Activites
Lester TE Ross
Nower
John Weger
Dudley Smith
Jacob Weed
John Weaver
John Wilson
Hugh Sterling
Canvassers Meet Tonight for Italy Medical Aid Fund
Dr Mario J Cuoco will be guest speaker at tonight s meeting of the canvassing committee for funds for medical aid for Italy. Mrs Pasquale Rizzo of Troy will also be a guest. All Brembers are asked to attend and make final reports at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario J. Cuoco
Italy
Pasquale Rizzo
Ef Troy
Overseas Christmas Mail Drops 40 Percent Amid War Abroad
Postmaster William F. Parker disclosed that overseas Christmas packages dropped to forty percent of last year’s total after the Monday deadline. Officials cited wartime delays and that families awaited news of servicemen before mailing.
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William F. Parker
Waterviet
Republicans plan reception for Watervliet candidates
Republican headquarters on Broadway will host a wide reception for Watervliet candidates Saturday evening. Andrew M. Hobrock announced that addresses will be made by the candidates and the event is open to the public. A buffet luncheon and refreshments will be served with Andrew Brackler and Douglas S. Rider scheduled to appear. Headquarters will open each evening starting Monday for information and election instructions.
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Repubican
Watervliet
Republican
Broadway
Andrew M. Hoblock
Andrew Brackler
Douglas
Rider
Hobrock
Mary Evertson
Virginia Hoffman
Mary Peabody
Florence Wrislen
Louis Poley
Resident Sues City for 75000 in County Court
Elizabeth Shaughnessy a 60 year old Watervliet widow began a lawsuit against the City of Watervliet in county court seeking 75000 damages for injuries from a fall on Twenty third Street two years ago. Her attorneys are David Rosenfeld and Stewart Jones. Corporation Counsel Foley and Kenner represent the city.
Democratic Rally Opens Watervliet Campaign Tomorrow
The Democratic Party of Watervliet begins its campaign tomorrow at 5 pm with a parity talk at Horns. William F. Fennelly, Democratic city chairman, will lead the meeting. Edward J. Egan, son of Mrs. Mary K. Egan, 938 Broadway, will attend. Watervliet's local service has arrived in Manila per a miner's report. Corporal Frances Julie Whitney of Watervliet was in the first Wis contingent of WACs in Chungking as Americans entered the area after Japan's surrender and she is learning Chinese.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Sen Edward J. Egan
Mary K. Egan
Broadway
Manila
Cpl
Frances Julie Whitney
Waterviet
Wacs
Chungking
Theasy
Armistice Day Plans At Patten Post Event
The newly elected Patten Post American Legion officers held a meeting in the post rooms with Comdr. Johs L Butler presiding. They outlined plans for the Armistice Day celebration on Saturday November 10 at 7 p.m. in the post rooms and named Albert Shorsex Andrew Rivage Albert Mangine Thomas Fahey and Michiel McClosky to the event committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Post
American Legion
Johs L Butler
Veterans
Waterview Arsenal
Omar
Albery
Albert Shorsex
Andrew Rivage
Albert Mangine
Thomas Fahey
Michiel McClosky
Theo
Ithe
Watervliet Senior Praised for Perfect Shorthand Exam
Miss Ruth E. Miller, a Watervliet High School senior, earned 100 percent on the Regents shorthand exam in June, praised by Clinton A. Reed, chief of the NYS Bureau of Business Education, through a letter to Principal Edward J. Sanders. Reed commended Miller and her teacher Miss Mary Sweeney for rare, hard work. The Miller family resides at 2 Rod.
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Ruth E. Miller
Watervliet High School
Edward J. Sanders
Clinton A. Reed
Bureau of Business Education
University of the State of New York
Misa Miler
Mary Sweeney
Reed
Miss Miller
Howard C. Miller
Rod. 2
Waterviiet
Calvary Methodist Church notices and events
The choir meets at Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 36 pm. The Boy Scout Troop Committee hosts a meeting at the Hall Thursday evening. Calvary women gather tomorrow at the parsonage at 2 pm with Mrs Fred McDonald speaking on Juvenile Delinquency. Douglas Anderson celebrated a birthday party with 14 guests. decor was orange and yellow. The Dorcas Circle met at Mrs John Hubbie’s home on Campbell Avenue with devotions by Mrs Carolyn Horrigan. pledge of 509 toward the church mortgage approved. An oyster supper and fair is planned for November 29 with social time after the business meeting. games led by Mrs ada Martin. refreshments served by the host and her daughter Miss Huth Hubbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Fred McDonald
Douglad Anderson
Mirs
William Anderson
Daoreat Circle
John Hubbie
Campbell Avenue
Carolyn Horrigan
Ada, Martin
Miaa Huth Hubbie
Russians Vie for Stalin Vote in Moscow Districts
Hundreds of election districts in Moscow compete to honor Premier Stalin as a district candidate in the Supreme Soviet elections set for February 1958. Campaigning, under a system of nominating committees, centers on Communist candidates with a few non Communist options. Blank ballots defeat a candidate. voters, ballots, and election procedures mirror U.S. styles, with soldiers voting abroad and districts defined by factories, ships, and trains.
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Eddy Gamore
Moscow Cph
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Comrada Salm
sThe
Kremlin
Moscow
Paris Presse
Marshal Clement
Voros
Thay
Snally
Izvestia
Soviet Union
U.S
Council of the Union
Council of Nationalities
Germany
East Asia
Whany
United States
PROGRAM MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF CHURCH SOCIETY
The 23rd anniversary of All Saints' Branch of the Girls' Friendly Society was celebrated at All Saints' Parish House Hoosick with supper a short business meeting and a varied program including readings poems and remarks by local residents. Morris I. Pincus and Herman Ellendogen visited Hoosick Falls en route to Lowell Mass to see Pin cus' daughter Mrs Melvin Fox.
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All Saints
Girls’ Friendly Society
Hoosick
Chester
Maretha Engquist
Robert Engquist
Daniel, Webster
Daniel Webster
Almon Hewitt
George Spenditt
Edith Engouist
Morris I. Pincus
Herman Ellendogen
Hoosick Falls
Lowell
Mass
Pincus
Melvin Fox
Joan J. Shea
Elwin Armstrong
Fire Department
Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs’ Association
Poestenkill
Hopsick Court of Amaranth
Labor Groups and Meetings Overview in 1920s Regime List
The text enumerates workers and employees, cooperatives, Communist Party organizations, youth and scientific societies, public labor organizations registered by law, and gatherings of workers, military units, peasant meetings, and state farm employees. It outlines the breadth of recognized labor and political groups and their meetings under regulatory oversight.
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Communist Party
East Side Church Auxiliary Plans 2 PM Meeting
The Women's Auxiliary of the Church of the Ascension will meet in the parish house tomorrow at 2 pm. Lavettes for the Red Cross will be made. Mrs. Mabel R. Fraz det presides over the business meeting and officers will be elected. Twarka Camp Fire Girls meet after school at Third Presbyterian Church with Mrs. G. C. Belden in charge. Officers to be elected. John Henningson, ex First Army in the ETO, returns home on Linden Avenue after three and a half years of service.
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Camp Anna, RV
Winifred Messitt
Seventh Avenue
Wilfred ‘Teirach
George Grady
John Fitzgerald
Thomas Coughlin
Messitt
H. M.S. Essington
Teft
H. M.S. Calder
U.S
Great Britain
Brooklyn Navy Yard
England
Church of the Ascension
Lavettes
Red Cross
Mabel R.frazdet
Wil
Twarka
Third Presbyterian’ Church
G. C. Belden
Hotel Pennsylvania
New York
Pic
John Henningson
First Army
ETO
Linden Avenue
Emima Hensingson
Mary A. Etue
Pawing Avenue
Charles F. Egan
Alice
Cleveland
Thomas Culliton
Joseph Foster
President lauds Marshall work at peacetime training event
President Truman hailed General George C. Marshall as having done the greatest military task in history at a Reserve Officers Association dinner. Marshall urged immediate peacetime military training and pledged to preserve victory. Truman presented Marshall with life membership while praising his leadership and influence.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
J.truman
Army Chief of Staff
Reserve Officers’ Association
Marshall
Truman
General Marshall
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Arnold
Social notes from Center Cambridge and nearby towns
Center Cambridge social column records visits and gatherings among residents. Names include Miner Hilliard Hutland, Duane G Brownell, Veronica Jean Austin, Flee Roberos, Jay Green, Emma Cowia, Joseph Mather Yonkers, Mrs John Mueller Sr, Clinton Stuart Troy, Francis Andrew family, Edward McNeil, Mrs Josephine Codeare Schenectady, Harriet E Dodds, Ralph Wildey family, C Du Walker Springfield NJ, Dr Walter Hunt Jr Thomasville NC, Esther Athott, Karl Vantie Latham, John Aturphy family, and John Murphy Jr stationed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD.
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Miner Hilliard
Hutland
Duane G. Brownell
Veronica Jean Austin
Flee Roberos
South Cambridge
Jay Green
Emma Cowia Atillwater
Joseph Mather
Yonkers
John Mueller
Clinton Stuart
Troy
Francis Andrew
Edward
McNeil
Josephine
Schenectady
Mint Harriet E. Dodds
Ralph Wildey
Elsie
C. du Walker
Springfield
N. J
Walter S. Hunt
Abardeen: Proving Grounds, Md
Memorial Thanksgiving Day Event At Green Island Knights
James Hurley was named committee chairman for the Green Island Knight of Columbus annual memorial service at St Joseph's Church. The service will be a requiem high mass on Thanksgiving Day with council members attending as a body. A first degree will be exemplified in November by the degree team under Edward H. Glynn. Ladies night plans were started at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ¥. Hurley
Green’ Island
Knight of Columbus
St Joseph's Church
Edward H. Glynn
Green Island
St Joseph's Hall
Beverly Purcell
Dorothy Shaw
Mary O'Connor
Delores O'Brien
Marian Machsick
Nancy, Burke
Jaret Kulzer
Stella Hebert
Rubber Ratche plant nets 320000 tons near Port Arthur
Synthetic rubber hub Rubber Ratche in Port Arthur Texas yields 320000 tons yearly. Estimates say 120000 workers tapping 30000000 trees could supply similar output, revealing vast potential and labor scale in wartime synthetic rubber drive. Persistent thieves in Hartshorne Oklahoma robbed the postoffice twice in 1984, prompting the postmaster to set a bear trap, which they triggered again.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Hartshorne
Okla
General Electric Spectrophoto Meter Talk at Troy Meeting
At the Y M C A meeting in Troy last night, Tames J. Murray described the spectrophoto meter from General Electric, noting its color measuring and recording capabilities used in wartime camouflage. Thomsa J. McGinis spoke on Naval Laws and regulations from Marines service 1903 to 1907. Marvin Anderson presided, Spencer Peckham led, and Richard W. Schmelzer, BR P L associate professor, led a group instruction. The club, meeting bi monthly, announced another gathering on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Troy
Mabies
General Electric Co
Tames
J. Murray
Ernest Dedicont
Pew
Thomsa J. McGinis
Emery Myers
McGinis
Naval
Marines
Marine Corps League of Troy
Marvin Anderson
Albert Clement
Spencer Peckham
Richard W. Schmelzer
BR. P. L
Boundary Shift Redefines Panama Colombia Frontier
The boundary change moves the border to Panama's southern edge, altering the historic line once set by the Colombia era. It marks a new geographic division between nations and affects regional governance and identity.
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Panama
Colombia
North
South America
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the Waves
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Armiste
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Fifteenth Street
Waterview Lodge of Elks
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Waterviier
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Ruth Morse
Mothers’ Club
William Graulty
Charles Robinson
John Mieiewski
Joe Stalin
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Annapelit, Ltd
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All Saints’ Parish
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East Hoosick
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Walloomsa
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