Grange Elects Mrs Philpott Junior Matron At Hoosick Meeting
Hoosick Grange elected Mrs. Philpott to resign as pomona and install Mrs. Carleton Philpott as junior matron with Deputy Ralph J. Griswold officiating. Mrs. Rena Sherman became pomona successor. The group planned traffic safety remarks by Trooper R J Caola and a film on fatal accidents. Everett James couple to chair next party. surprise program set for Wednesday Oct 27.
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Carleton Philpott
Pomona
Hoosick Grange
Rena Sherman
Philpott
Ralph J. Griswold
Delton Hewitt
R. J. Caola
Brunswick
Everett James
Hearing Set for Hoosick Falls Man
A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday October 27 for Robert Laparado of 68 High St Hoosick Falls after his arrest Sunday by village police on harassment of Mildred Buck of North Hoosick in a neighbor’s yard. He faces further charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
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Robert Laparado
High St
Hoosick Falls
Mildred Buck
North Hoosick
CDA Unit To Hold Chinese Auction
Court St Marys CDA unit plans a public Chinese auction in the parish hall of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Wednesday at 8 p m Ang ie Carelli serves as refreshment chairman.
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CDA
Kiwanis Hoosick Falls to Install Officers at Luncheon
Roger Young of Averill Park lieutenant governor of the Van Rensselaer Division will install Hoosick Falls Kiwanis officers at a noontime weekly luncheon in Baptist Memorial Hall.
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Roger Young
Averill Park
van Rensselaer Division of
Kiwanis
Hoosick Falls Club
Baptist Memorial
Hoosick Falls Village Board Meets Today at 7 30 A M
The second meeting of the month of the Village Board of Hoosick Falls will be held at 7 30 a m today in the board room of the Municipal Building.
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Hoosick Falls
Hospital Note: Charles Telford Sr. patient at St. Peter's
Charles Telford Sr. of Walloom Iac is listed as a patient at St. Peter's Hospital in Albany.
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Charles Telford Sr
Walloom
Iac
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
Lawyers Seminar Set At Spa
The State Trial Lawyers Association will hold a three day education seminar and conference at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs from October 29 to October 31. The meeting will feature an anti-no-fault workshop on October 30 to warn about the dangers of the no fault proposal. The association argues no fault would remove liability from courts, enrich insurers, and reduce motorist benefits.
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The
State Trial Lawyers Association
Gideon Putnam
Saratoga Springs
Trial Lawyers Association
Henderson Prosecution Rests in My Lai Case
The UPI report notes the government rested its case Monday in the court martial of Col. Oran K. Henderson over the 1968 My Lai massacre. Retired Major Clyde Wilson testified briefly as the 62nd witness, aiding rebuttal before the defense presents its 20 witnesses. The trial began August 23 and is expected to run into December with motions and closing arguments scheduled through early November.
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FT. Meade, Md
UPI
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Army
Clyde Wilson
Wilson
Henderson
11Th
Nuts in Exhaust Mislead Driver in Wisconsin
Blanchard Evans thought his car was on fire in Watertown Wisconsin when smoke filled the cabin. Firefighters found no blaze but the exhaust pipe was stuffed with nuts likely placed by a small animal such as a squirrel or chipmunk.
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Watertown
Wis
Blanchard Evans
Erosion Threatens Vast American Shoreline
A federal survey warns that lives and millions in property face danger unless shoreline erosion is reversed. From Long Island Sound to the Outer Banks, coastlines are shrinking with nearly half of Alaska excluded shoreline in net loss. The National Shoreline Study calls for early action along about 200 miles at risk within five years and 1,000 miles of shoreline at risk for habitat, landmarks, or property loss. The Northeast and South Atlantic regions are most affected.
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Washington
Long Island Sound
North Carolina
Lousiana
Florida
Alaska
America
Army Corps of Engineers
National
Congress
Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Gulf Coast
Sew a Dress in 2 Hours with Short Cuts
A designer advocates faster sewing by using shortcuts such as machine lining and minimal pinning. He urges stripping standard pattern instructions, claims jackets can be lined in six minutes, and praises a volunteer who matches stripes perfectly on stage, challenging traditional methods.
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Mr. Bach
Bach
Australia
New Zealand
England
Chicago
Minneapolis
Waldy von Zedtwitz Sets Up New Two Handed Game Play
At 75 Waldemar von Zedtwitz plays Bridgeette at New York Cavendish Club defending three no trump. He analyzes a nine of spades on dummy, counting cards and suits to force South’s loss of four spades and a diamond, showing his tactical depth despite age. The feature highlights his methodical approach and enduring skill.
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Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Heer
New York
Cavendish
Waldy
South
Declarer
West
Cambodian MPs Challenge Decree Transforming Parliament
A group of 28 Cambodian MPs sent a protest to Chief of State Cheng Heng challenging the decree that strips Parliament of its lawmaking powers and forms a constituent assembly. The petition claims illegality and vows to continue representing the people under the old constitution amid a public mood split.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Cheng Heng
Lon Nol
Nordom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Butterflies and Bees Taste With Feet
Researchers note that butterflies and bees can sense flavors through their tarsi, not just their mouths, revealing complex gustatory abilities in insects. The finding suggests plants may interact with pollinators via surface cues and chemical signals.
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Ady
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