Dance Benefit Aids Cohoes Underprivileged Children
Hundreds attended a charity ball at the Cohoes Armory to raise funds for underprivileged children. City officials, led by Police Chief Joseph R. Garrett and Sergeant Harry E. Donahue, organized a patriotic evening with a 9 to 1 schedule, featuring Bil White's orchestra and a professional floor show. Proceeds support Christmas baskets, toys, a party, and a Lansing Park outing for city children.
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Co- Hong
Cothese Police Association
Cohess Armory
Young
Olallie
Bil White
Peracons
Cohoes
Fea
Lansing Park
Joseph R. Garrett
Harry E. Donahue
Ochlina
Rites Planned Today For Cohoes Man
Funeral for Stanley Sremba of 74 Champlain Street Cohoes will be held today at 8:30 a.m. from Gorski Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. from St. Michael's Church with a requiem mass. Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery Waterford. Sremba found dead by police after neighbor call. autopsy cites pneumonia pleurisy and heart ailment as causes. Born in Poland he lived in Cohoes forty years and was a parishioner of St. Michael's. Survivors include two sisters and nine nieces and nine nephews.
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Stanley Sremba
Champlain Street
Cohoes
Gorski
Ontario Street
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Waterford
Sremba
M. R. Burke
A. M. Breault
Burke
Poland
Cohaes
Fuld & Hatch Knitting Co
Anna Charnecki
Forest City
Joseph Morax
Watervliet
Cohoes Man Weds Ohio Girl In Cincinnati Wedding
Miss Marilyn Jane Green daughter of Mr and Mrs William Green Cincinnati Ohio wed Roland Francis Payette son of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Payette Loudon Road Cohoes at St Francis de Sales Church Cincinnati Officiant Rt Rev Mgr J Henry Schengber Best man was Joseph de Payette Maid of honor Doris Green Reception Vernon Manor Hotel Bride wore white Galway ta f feat gown Attendants pale blue faille ta f eta ceremony and reception follow at the couple reside 37 Lancaster Street Cohoes
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Marilyn Jane Green
William
Green
Hewitt Crescent
Cincinnati
Roland Francis Payette
Joseph L. Payette
Loudon Road
Cohoes
St Francis de Sales’ Church
Mgr
J. Henry Schengber
Doris Green
Joseph de Payette
Vernon Manor
Lancaster Street Cohoes
Cepiel Named As Ward GOP Leader In Cohoes
Cepiel of 123 Bleeker Street Cohoes has been named Republican chairman for the Fourth Ward and a member of the city committee representing the second district. The appointment was announced by Fred L. Murray the new GOP chairman in Cohoes. Cepiel a World War II veteran and longtime Republican activist succeeds Wilfred Amyot who resigned for business commitments.
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Charies Cepiel
Bleeker Street
Cohoes
Cepiels
Fred L. Murray
G.O.P
Ceptel
Wilfred
Amyot
Masten Avéenne
Merchants Plan Expanded Christmas Street Lighting in Cohoes
The Cohoes Retail Merchants Bureau begins preliminary work on a larger holiday lighting project for Christmas. The Remsen Street lane from Columbia to Courtland will feature equidistant garlands and new designs. A dinner meeting is set for Tuesday night November 15 to outline merchandising features and other events.
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Cohoes Retail Merchants Bureau
Remsen Street
Esl
Columbia Street
Courtland Street
Three State Moose Officials to Visit Cohoes
Three State Moose officials will visit Cohoes on December 17 and 18 to assist the Cohoes Lodge with plans for a midwinter conference in February and the state convention in June. Ralph Voight president Ray Rumpf secretary treasurer and Wesley Lienweber regional director are the officials announced by local governor Roland Bellerose. Meetings are being held to arrange event programs.
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Moose
Cohoes
Cohces
Lodge
Ping Pong Tournament Opens at Boys Club in Cohoes
The Junior Division ping pong event starts at the Cohoes Beaunit Foundation Boys' Club in St Agnes' Lyceum. Opening round results list Leo Lynch 21 Ray Nescot 21 William Dil son 21 Don Walsh 21 James Cavosie 21 and others with scores including 48 5 4 11 and 6.
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Cohoes Beaunit Foundation
St Agnes’ Lyceum
Leo Lynch
Henry Nescot
Ray Nescot
Dennis Glasheen
William Dilson
Ray Roberts
Don |Walsh
Tom Dwyer
James Cavosie
Ray Fitzpatrick
Hunters Warned To Exercise Caution This Season
Conservation Commissioner Ferry Oreryen warned hunters to be careful as hunting season opens. He cited twenty percent of deaths and significant injuries from hunting accidents last year, calling the current rate far too high despite a drop from the prior year.
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Ferry Oreryen
Dreryen
Doryra
Waterford Council to Open Weekly Socials Tonight
Waterford will start its series of weekly socials this evening at the clusrooms on Third and Middle Streets. The Five Point committee directs the program and activity for the event.
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Waterford Council
K.C
Third
Middle Streets
Five Point Committee
Nourse Criticized for Subsidies and Policies in Debate
The article notes Nourse defending subsidies funded from federal deficits and criticizing business pricing, policies, and union proposals. She says reports miscast her stance as an attack on Truman's administration, while GOP chair Guy Gabrielson supports her stand against Truman's program. White House seeks a successor. Tyrone named interim. Keyserling acting chairman. Possible permanent picks include Winfield Riefler, with views similar to Nourse.
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Nourse
Congress
Guy Gabrielson
GOP
Truman
Gabrielson
White House
Tyrone
Leon Keyserling WL
Keyserling
Economic Council
Winfield William Riefler
Federal Reserve Board
Riefler
Council
Mem
Professors Flee From Red China amid Communist Control
Reports from Han Li-wu, minister of education, state many Chinese university professors fled Communist China to avoid discipline. He says the ministry has accounted for 44 professors who escaped. He notes faculty positions were approved by laborer, student, and teacher committees, pushing scholars from their posts. He cites suppression of Marx, Lenin, and Mao teachings and altered school textbooks to fit ideology.
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Canton
Chines Universsty
Red China
Han Li-wu
China
Han
Mars
Mao Tzetung
Local church and school notices from Green Island area
Various community notices list a Methodist Lethany Bible class supper tonight at 6 30 p m with Mrs Robert Miller leading devotions and hosts Mrs George Williams Mrs Raymond Barbetter and Mrs Bessie Bennett Camp Fire Girls plan Halloween party after a recent fall meeting at Corporation Hall St Marks Episcopal women sew for November bazaar October 24 Art sale at Heatly High next Tuesday October 25 to fund an electric music recording machine for student activities committees and staff volunteers manage booths and supplies including names Catherine Roda Margaret Rickles Anna Mae Mahoney Ann Doyle Margaret Hanrahan Mary Fitzgerald Mildred Hergen Joan Costeiro Dorothy Carter and others
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Lethany Bible
Methodist Church
Robert Miller
George Williams
Raymond Barbetter
Bessie Bennett
Camp Fire Girls
Corporation Hall
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Heatly
Catherine Roda
Margaret Rickles
Anna Mae Mahoney
Ann Doyle
Misa Margaret Hanrah
Pedestrian Safety and Delivery Supervisors Named
Miss Ethel Burts oversight transfers to Robert O'Hara Richard Tweedy Norman Lavender and Howard Roda for orders and deliveries. Nine percent of urban pedestrian deaths involve diagonal crossing or running red lights.
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Ethel Burts
Robert O'Hara
Richard Tweedy
Norman Lavender
Howard Roda
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Elk’s Club
Oldsmobile
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Heatly School
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Betty Cietek
Ned Haggerty
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Fred Sutton
William H. Thiessen
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