Season Nearly Ended Produce Season Ends Soon
Market reports from Menands Market indicate limited leafy greens and core produce remain, with beets cauliflower tomatoes pears and apples in short supply. Knight notes Macintosh and Cortland apples scarce amid rainy season. endive endive spinach and watercress still available. Florida grapefruit prices high while California grapes are plentiful.
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Mie Menands
E Ungea
Cortland
Iastabandanl
Knight
Florida
California
Farm Group Membership Campaign Report Summary
The campaign ran officially on Thursday through Friday, detailing strong membership despite fewer farms. The West Census lists 4,808 farms in the county plus 1,241 in agriculture extension services, with renewed renewals and outreach to commercial farmers, rural residents, banks, and firms. County agent coordinated with communities for information on dairy, crops, livestock, forestry, and garden projects.
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Thompson
Cmimls Ager
Sonnel
Dowaus
Boris
Asery- Mel
Lim
Long obituary column notes multiple local deaths
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from a local paper span several individuals. Mrs. Willi Honan and Mrs. Margaret Donneily are among those named with funeral arrangements. Other obituaries include William Peters, Isaac Bradt, and Joseph Banks, with details on birthplaces, survivors, and burial plans across Bennington Troy and Watervliet areas.
Dulles Talks Aim At Firm Top Level Accord
Officials described talks involving Dulles in Washington and Chiang Kai-shek’s envoys as seeking a comprehensive top level understanding to deter any military maneuver in the Formosa area and to secure continued U S backing. The discussions covered Formosa policy, enlisting allied support, and coordinating with Chiang while signaling U S commitment to stability in the China theater.
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United States
Nationaligl
Chiang
U.S
Dulles
Jeli Washington
Pane
Pius XII
Walt Fer S
Molerivon
Elyege
Anmler
Ale
Plang Lu
Formosa
Karmosa
Henry Fs Keller Ordor
de Kelter
Taeda
Adams
Mass
Altura
Yel
Alps
Keller
State Department
Stephintown
Jalu Pope
Ueetle Gilmore
Dilles
Amor
Bartlett Pymeral
Hall
Chandler Holmes
Cheshire
Cheshire Cemetery
Papal election details and international attendance noted
Amid a Vatican focus, prominent figures including Edward Curie Maoney and other cardinals are en route for the papal election. Diplomats and dignitaries gather as mourning rites proceed at St Peter's, with the Italian death altering the college size and plans.
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Ierald
F Dutles
Biglurling
Clare Bayle Lyve
Torria U.S. Althassoday
Haly
John A. McCant
Atamic Energy Commissoan
Lomorrow
Veqition
Aneriwans
Kone
Feuness Spell
James Iancis
Melntytre
Edward Curie Maoney
Dewtenit
St. Peter's Masilion
Membeys
Moly jSer
Maling
Ares
Célia Cuslantini
Dignitaries Honored At Amaranth Creets Dinner
A dignitaries event at Troy Amaranth and Creets honored Mrs Grace with a reception at Piegs Baptist Church following a program depicting historic rents since 1923. Attendees included Beverly Gray and Mrs Brierly. Mr Shaw aided founding efforts in 1924 and earned a state patron title in 1990.
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Apallo Cowl
Troy Masonie
Grace
Beverly Gray
State of
Alabama
Piegs Baptist Church
Brierly
Shaw
New York
Helen’ Paris
Briarly
Hawwers
Ruth Bibh
Dowres
Bishops Vote Backing Racial Equality Amid Segregation Clash
In a national church showdown, the House of Deputies backed a milder change to a bishops’ resolution condemning racial discrimination. Southern delegates feared hurtful impact, while clergy from several states supported stronger action. The bishops issued a pastoral urging unity and brotherhood despite deep south tensions.
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House of Bishops
House of Deputies
House of Depies
Virginia Dolepst
Virginia
Willig
Creighton
Washington, D. C
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South
Georgia
Florida
Teen Lucky
Maryland
Missouri
North Carolina
Episcopal Church
Bomb tied to attempted attack. former Tulsa worker sentenced
Federal officials traced a fire bomb wrapped in brown paper to a suspect linked to Tulsa and Oklahoma City firms. John Zink Turner Co and Douglas Riverwood? Co ties noted. The man faced a three year probation sentence for income tax evasion using two homes and a cover name.
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PRT
Washington
Timie
Cuiston
Brant
Jostand-sound
Tulsa
Warnestay, McCulston
Douglas Rivcrudl Co
Tule
Wieh
John Zink Turner Co
Lash
Zink
U.S Bist
W. T. Wallace
Oklatoma
Lily
Hin
Snvernment
Bot McChistion
Wintiew
Judge Quietly Approves Settlement in Infant Claim
Supreme Court Justice signed an order approving a compromise of an infant’s $479 claim arising from a white skating accident at Guptill’s Arena in Troy. The case involved Paul Gressette, 18, and his father Paul Grassetie seeking damages for injuries from a fall while roller skating. Attorney William McDonald represented the plaintiffs. Charles M. Guptill and Guptill’s Arena were named defendants.
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Tntant
Supreme Couel Justiee Herverk D. Namotebroyleds
Paul Gressette
Paul 1
Grassetie of
Troy
Roller
Gotill
Bathan
William McDonald
Charles M. Guptill
Guptill
H. Stewart
Veteran’s Day Observance Call Amid Conflicting Text
Washington press notes Joni Eisenhower urging Americans to mark Veterans Day and honor service members. The piece blends reminiscence of 1954 designation changes and wartime contributions, urging appreciation of those who served and the nation’s duty to preserve veterans’ legacy.
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OPI
Teta Joni
Eisenhower
Velerans Bay
Ueatlon
Congress
Armistead Tay
Alseatower
Woman Breaks Ankle On Mountain Trail Near Summit
Mabel Jones, 31, of New York City, broke her right ankle yesterday on a mountain trail in the Appalachian range just below the summit. Her companion Mrs Warharn Sullivan, also of New York City, aided by a bystander, called for help. An ambulance transported the injured woman to Tunkelt Memorial Hospital in Adams, Mags.
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New York City
Jone
Warharn Sullivan
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Talleentis Plitsfeld
Tunkelt Memorial
Adams
Mags
Fort Edward resident J F Malin dies after long illness
J F Malin a long time Fort Edward resident and church member passed away at Montray Nursing Home Fort Ledward after illness He joined Joh A Durkee Hose in 1913 serving as secretary for over 40 years He is survived by nephew William Malin of Washington DC Funeral services set at Wright Funeral Home and St Josephs Church Fort Edward with burial in St Josephs Cemetery
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William Waller Rorsan
Fautie Olpksowice
Samatitan
Haspital
Homan
Auss Ta
St Joseph $1
George Bayne
Bethlelem
Paylanon Edward
W. Ronan
Trays
Michael Oloksowics
Hamilton
Canaday
Wolfr
Caralyn Kaseristine
Anne Harmait
F. A. Mancini & Sons
Paneral
Dini
Churete
St. Mary's Cemetery
Charles White
White
Troy-Benningston
Hoosick
Warner Nursing Home
Wess
N. Floosick
Jaloseph
Jane Blakey White
N. Ben- Ningian
Union Street
Bennington
Maple Grove Cemetery
Loosick Falls
William Peters
Wiliam Peters
Troy Schenectath
Wateviet
Joseph Wanddane Vatrick Peters
Marguerite Walhinsch
Watervliet
Paul
Sutton
Coxsackie
Michael
David Putley
Colonie
Rowenues Neral
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Albany Rural Cemetery
William Johnson
Thensselaer
George. Leeming
Molland Ae
Adams
Muss
WWE
Tenssota Grant Seevess
Rathe Oath Co
VMIN
New Enutleid Lime Gu
Turment
Belliwieemetery
Siang
Damea F. Atalin
Fort Edward
Montray
Fort Ledward
Mt. Malin Hai
Joh A. Durkee Hose, Co
Joseph's Church
William Malin
Washington, D. C
Wright
East St
St. Joseph's Church
Taterment
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Voiding Licenses for Repeat Speeders Spurs Albany Talks
Police Chief Robert Follanagan urged revocation of licenses for repeated speeders at a public hearing of the Joint Legislative Committee on Traffic Violations in Albany. Senator Bulwer J. Spent led discussion of drastic changes to the junior license system including ending junior licenses, raising minimum license age to 17, and limiting junior permits to those who complete driver training. Spent noted youths have fewer crashes but more severe injuries, while auto manufacturers urged heavy brake requirements as unsafe declines rise.
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Robert Follanagan
Saratoga Springs
Mane Yentering
Joint Legislative Committee
Albany
Bulwer J. Spent
Spent
East Meadows
Spenn
Rockefeller Campaign Sparks Debate and Election Buzz
Rockefeller refused to debate Harriman citing issues while Harriman pressed for a public clash on policy in New York City. Crowds estimated at 10 000 gathered as Rockefeller campaigned on the west side promising economic gains and criticizing Harriman linked to Tammany Hall.
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Marciman
M Rockefelier
Rockefeller
Seventh Avenue
GOP
Tirriman
New York
Neversay
Gonecticut
Nuvrimad
DeSapio Migol
Enybody
Prices At Menands To Speak In Troy Brig
Production summaries and lists appear garbled with scattered phrases about a guest speaker, Brig. Paul Raise, of Easter New York, tied to a Salvation Army event at 95 King Street in Troy. The text also references produce prices and markets with numerous unreadable labels and numbers, making details unclear.
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Troy
Paul Raise
Davishonals
Easter
New York
Salvation Army
King
Tip Pan
Drea Live Stock Market Report from Cambridge region
Ginaridge Valley stock market report notes cattle sale totals and slow demand with dairy, slaughter, hog and lamb price ranges. Prime veals bring 90 to 100 dollars per head. heifers, bulls, calves and replacement stock show varied values. Lambs and hogs sold with prices listed for multiple weight classes and by quality.
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Slowdy
Wlilrly
Cotlers
U.S
Stock Market Quotations From Foster Adams and Industry Names
A dense fiscal list shows high and low quotations across a wide range of companies and sectors. It references major firms such as Allied Chemical, American Sugar, Anaconda, Bethlehem, Boeing, Dow, DuPont, General Electric, General Motors, Johns Manville, Kennecott, Monsanto, Northern Pacific, Pfizer, Pennsylvania, Union Carbide, Union Pacific, United Airlines, and more, with varied price points and percentage changes indicating market movement. The data appears as a telemetry of daily quotes, including percentages and dollar figures, spread across dozens of listed firms and energy, steel, chemical, and consumer goods groups.
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Foster & Adams
Alleghney Lud
Dore Apt
Allied Chem
Aliss Chalmers
Aley Products
jAluningm Am
Amer Aly
Amer Cyan
Amer
Amer Moloys
Amer Smelt
Acuino Steel
T& S
Bendix Avia
Bethlehem
Loews
Marine Mid
Mansanto
Baty Mant Ward
Bole Bony Nat Biscuit
Nat Distillers
Nots
Niaz Mohawk
Ges
North Pac
Ohio Oil
Owens Corn
St Sa
Fan East Pipe
Peeminglvania
Pepsi Cola
Phelns Dodge Gl
Phillips Petro
Pullman Co
Radin Cory
Repab Steel _ f
Car Kids 8 Year Old Ailea Williams Dead In Traffic Crash
An 8 year old named Ailea Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearbrick Wo Ttardin, from suburban New Marliois, was fatally injured yesterday after being struck by a car in New Uavilard. The report notes the accident occurred on a slick roadway and involved an automobile.
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Ailea
William Iar
Pearbrick
New Marliois
Eisenhower Makes Farm Tour Visit and Speeches
President Eisenhower rode to a Kansas farm site after an overnight stay in Abilene and planned major speeches in Los Angeles San Francisco and Chicago before returning to the White House. He defended farm policy while noting rising prices and record farm incomes as he praised agricultural leadership and technology to GOP supporters.
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Eisenhower
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Kans
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
White House
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Eoples
Sis
Farsi
Tenser
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Benson
Amerita
Wis
Republica
Iunir Dastal
Som
Towa Gop
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
Murray
Cheer Leaders Named at Honsle Valley Central School
The Honsle Valley Central School announced its varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders. Varsity selections include Rosamarie Bader Lucille Bevis Marion Carpenter Helen deren Betsey Ransom Ora Spigney. Junior varsity picks are Christine Basalyaa Linde Cross Mary Lou Fisk Caralyn Hill Mary Jane McFreavy Janel Stover.
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Honsle Valley Central School
Rosamarie Bader
Lucille Bevis
Marion Carpenter
Helen i Deren
Betsey Ransom
Growth stocks and risky brokerage advice from 1960s column
William A. Doyle advises cautious long term investing, warns against margin abuse by brokers, and critiques a couple’s growth stock strategy focusing on Reichhold Chemicals. He emphasizes balancing growth with defensive holdings to weather market drops and insists investors bear responsibility for discretionary accounts.
Market Reaches 3 Year Record Strong Day On Wall Street
New York AP reports trading surged with the AP average up 1.70 to 199.10 and the Dow Jones at a record 46.08. Industrials gained 2.90 while utilities lagged. volume hit 5.96 million shares with a weekly total of 24.40 million, the largest since mid 1943.
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Anida
Associated Press
Standand & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
Eisenhower
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