Social Event Details Turkish Life Talk at Jewish Center
Mrs Walter Eppenstein spoke on Turkish life at a Troy section meeting of the National Council of Jewish Women held at the Jewish Community Center. She described low living standards in Turkey and high infant mortality due to traditional roles and midwifery. A 22-member membership gain was announced and a tea set for Nov 16 at the Center.
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Walter Eppenstein
Turkey
Troy
Samuel J. Werelin
Epperstein
Jodora
Mra
Peter Blasaberg
William Gold
Harry Binder
Hyman Newlick
Samuel Bernstein
Irving Woodroe
Harry Spector
Turkey Dinner Planned by Memorial Methodist Church Group
The Business Group of the Women's Society of Christian Service at Memorial Methodist Church organized a turkey dinner set for the church hall. Miss Lillian Miller chairs the event with a list of volunteer coordinators for kitchen, dining, decorations, and desserts. A fundraising turkey raffle sale is planned for November 12 with cochairmen Mrs. Bee Nitz and Miss Emily Rinaldi. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Kenneth Witz’s home.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Memorial Methodist Church
Churchay
Church ‘House
Mary Jensen
McChesney Avenue
Lillian Miller
Mire
Mildred. Johnston
Cordie Cash
Ruth Catwell
Kenneth Nitz
Roe Cos
Bessie Miller
Clara Stevens
Nattie Crosley
Mildred Derrick
Helen McCabe
Rosalie Thompkins
Maud Atkinson
Andrew Johnston
Irene Calhoun
Myre
May
Sally Patterson
Bee Nitz
Emily Rinaldi
Kenneth Witz
Rites Planned For Colonia Fire Victim
Private funeral services set for Richard Alva Cohn a Colonia boy found burned to death in a rumble seat near his home. The 12 year old was identified by his mother from a shoe sock and fragment. Coroner ruled accidental death by suffocation and burns.
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Richard Alva Cohn
Colonia
Jacob C. Cohn
Unding Street
Quionia
Chmielewski
Albany
Graceland Cemetery
Chezies LaForge
Troop G
State Police
B.C
Cohns
Wiliam Grattan
Grattan
LaaForge
G. F. Hurley
State Forbee
Frank C. O'Connor
Albany County
Joseph A. Steeley
LaForge
Julian B. Elway
Cohn
Richard
France faces government crisis with calls for new elections
French leaders clash over forming a government after Mayer and Queuille failed to unite the Socialists and Radicals. De Gaulle pushes for fresh elections while Pope de Gaulle warns France must be strong and independent from the Atlantic pact as parliament contemplates dissolution. Talks continue at the Elysee with Herriot and others involved.
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Qevalia
Julee Moch
Catholic Popular Republican
Imrp
Rene Mayer
Therles de Ffaulle
French People's Rally
RPF
Aavamhiv Me
Sern Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
United States
England
Russia
Herriott
Mayer
Jake Mayer
Ike Queuille
Hig
Dante Mayer
Defense
Paul Ramadier
Herriot
Auriol
Gaston Monnerville
Council of the Republic
Parliment
Charles Lusgy
Guy Mol Jet
Francois de Menthon
Bidault
Francois
Delcos
Renz Plevan
Ely
Fathers Night at Latham PTA Meeting
The Latham Parent-Teacher Association holds Fathers Night at Latham School with Leland Smith as program chairman. Rev Sumner Brown of Church of the Holy Cross in Troy will be guest speaker. Mrs T Edmund Ackart presides at the business session. Mrs Charles Garvie handles refreshments served by the fathers. All fathers urged to attend.
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Latham Parent-Teacher Association
Latham School
Leland Smith
Sumner Brown
Church of the Holy Cross
Troy
T. Edmund Ackart
Charles Garvie
Miss Suen Weds Frank Prediletto in City Church
Miss Mary Suen daughter of Anthony Suen and the late Mrs Suen of 1488 Fifth Avenue married Frank Prediletto son of the late Mr and Mrs Louis Prediletto at St Annes Church with Father Ko officiating. The bride wore ice blue satin and pearls. maid Marie Viola attended. The couple left for New York and will reside at 23 3886 Fifth Avenue.
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Mary Suen
Anthony Suen
Mrs Suen
Fifth Avenue
Frank Prediletto
Louis Prediletto
St. Annes Church
Paul Ko
Marie Viola
Frank J. Kennedy
York
Poly Wives Club To Meet Today
Local social club announces a meeting today with plans for readings and programs. Members from the community are urged to attend and participate in discussions.
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Poly Wives Club
Union May Reject Ford Pension Plan Tests at River Rouge
Detroit workers at Ford River Rouge plant may vote against a $1 million a month pension plan. United Auto Workers at Highland Park approved the pact by a narrow margin, with opposition from River Rouge workers who call the plan insufficient. The River Rouge vote, accounting for a large share of pension votes, could influence final approval of the Ford Motors retirement benefits set to begin at age 62 with about 150 monthly payments.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
CLO
United Auto Workers
River Rougs
Ford
Highland Park
Mich
River Rouge
PSN
Unrest Reported In Czech Towns
Prague reports say Communist authorities arrested dozens of Roman Catholic priests over two weeks to enforce a new church control law. Police actions targeted priests and small businessmen causing unrest in Czech towns including Ceske Budejovice and Rudice districts near Prague.
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Prague
Jan
Koternment
L Iaw
Othe
Agamel
Rudezeice
Ceske Budese
Bohemia
Nohys
Recreiane
Sir Maurice Cassidy Dies Noted Specialist
Sir Maurice Cassidy, prominent medical specialist and president of the Royal Society of Medicine, died after a long career. He studied at Cambridge, served as physician to Edward VII and George VI, and contributed to medical reforms during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Maurice Cassidy
Lanion
Medione
Gestee Vo
Tam
Phraician
Eaward
George VI
Western powers debate China policy and Red influence
The article analyzes American British posts on recognizing the Communist regime in China. It notes American concern over Nationalist remnants and territory, British readiness to recognize if obligations including Hong Kong are accepted, and shared Western stance against trading with the Communists.
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China
Hong Kong
Tate
Gold Rush Sweeps Yukon River Area With Pea Sized Nuggets
Prospector Clifton Carrell arrives in Circle City with pea sized gold and locals rush to the Yukon bank as planes ferry prospectors and gear. Officials note a large ore deposit may rival Klondike fever of 1898 as a river camp grows near the Arctic Circle.
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Fairbanks
Alsaaka
Yukon River
Arctic Circle
Holland
Circle City
Florida
Oka
Loosa County
Edward Badten
Farmanxs
Klondike
Clifton Carrell
U. S. Commissioner's Office
George Carmack
Carmack
Skookum Jim
Mason
Taxish Charlie
Rabbit Creek
Ska
General Motors To Talk Over Pensions
General Motors plans pension talks with the CIO United Auto Workers and United Electrical Workers next month at GM facilities. A GM spokesman said the meetings are at union request and not formal negotiations. The report also mentions Ford granting a $100 pension increase to TPM production workers and notes broader pay changes.
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Bi General
Detroit
Acto
CIO
United Awe Work
United Electrical Workers
General Motors
Ford Metar
TPM
Army appraises beach property at far below value in Florida debate
Morse challenges the Army appraisal of Okaloosa County beach land intended for gambling and bathing resort use. He questions the 2 500 dollar evaluation vs 65 000 and urges a fair market value to protect taxpayers. He cites Senate authority and warns against underpricing public land.
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Gordon Gray
Florida
Okatoosa County
Okaloosa County
Morse
Department of the Army
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Okxaloolsa
Okaloosa
United States
Unies
Oregon
Senate
Probate Proceeding In Surrogate Court Presented
The Eisber G appeared in Surrogates Court regarding a probate matter in which the estate is estimated not to exceed several thousand dollars. Three persons are involved in the proceedings and the case is tied to Graften City and V8 references.
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Eisber
Graften City
Gore
Fara EL Rich
South Korea Wins Place On U N Body
South Korea secures an associate membership in the United Nations body amid voting across a gathering of the EC A TE members and allied nations. Observers note Korea’s bid followed earlier UN procedures and opposed moves from Moscow trained factions.
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South Korea
U.N
Span
Bua ReriSic
Korea
North Korea
Ernest Tesmie Stemisaus
Cammamet Dem Tait Peonies
ECAFE
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Repu Fat
Vrasan
Alee Arta
ECAF
Australia
Burma
Chin
France
India
the Philipines
Thavandsami
M Craven
United Na- Syrenes
As- UahAt
Thailand
Nemichina
Aimee Isetasen
Legislator Sees Unification Uproar Hopeful
Washington Ebert Thomas Utah Democrat who helped referee military unification says the uproar may bring agreement nearer. He notes the law linked services at the top rather than bottom and calls real unification a long process but likely to work.
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Washington
Ebert Thomas
Utah
Thomas
Talmadge Denounces Suit To Equalize Negro Education
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge condemned a federal suit filed by 18 Negro parents in Irwin County seeking equal schooling facilities. He called the action a dastardly attempt to end segregation and pledged to fight it with full state resources. He argued the suit aims to break down segregation in the South and is driven by northern agitators.
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Atlanta
ofGeorgia
Deep South
Herman Talmadge
Irwin County
U. S
Talmage
Hungarians Set Up Special Court For Spy Trial
Bulgaria's government formed a seven member court for a spy trial amid cabinet ministers and officials. Reports say the proceedings mirror a prior Hungarian case where Laszin Raj No. 2 Hun garian Communist was condemned to death. Parliament met in special session to approve a law granting immunity to government members.
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Sofa
Bulgaria
Com Tunist
Hungary
Laszin Raj
Ortif
Report 6.500.000 Widows In Nation
A 1920s statistical release shows 6.5 million widows in the United States. About 620,688 widows support dependent children, with ten percent of widows bearing this burden. The report notes many widows work to support families.
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Metreopeitan Witelewsrance Company
Statieicaldpartypestt
United States
UN Assembly to greet Truman on Manhattan U N Day
President Truman will address the UN Assembly on Manhattan’s 2nd Street for United Nations Day. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky and other UN vice presidents will attend as leaders from 59 member nations observe a day aimed at renewing support for the UN.
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New York
Unites Nations
Manhattan
2Nd Street
Truman
U.N
Washington
Shim
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
R Murdet
Vishinaky
New Delhi
Chakravarti Rajagopalachari
India
Paris
Vishinsky
Security Council
Berlin
U.N. Assembly Backs Charges Against Church Leaders
The United Nations General Assembly voted to urge the International Court of Justice to decide if Western charges that the Mindzenty prosecutions violated peace treaties by Russia’s Balkan satellites amount to a dispute with Britain and the United States. Russia and the Balkan states argue there is no dispute and that probes would interfere in internal affairs.
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U.N. Assembly
Flushing
United Nations General Assembly
International Court of Justice
Western
Joseph Cardinal Mindzenty
Russia
Balkan
Yugoslavia
United States
Canada
Olivia
International Court
Britain
Community Chest Drive Acknowledges Top Contributors
The report details pledge totals, honors five women for leading contributions and reporting success. Mrs Marie Spain Collings receives praise for directing Red Feather tours across 22 agencies. Orchids are awarded to top fundraisers including Mrs Claire Bannister and others for outstanding reports at the first meeting.
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Marie Spain Collings
der ‘Ork Tt
R Abert Langford
Averill Park
Normandosky
Community Chest
Claire Bannister
Marvine iMeitzer Corp
Clinton E. Rose
Dentists
Joseph Dippold
Lan
Singburg
Fail Isayder
Brittswick Hills
Mra. Granvilla Hicks
Grafton Group of Solicitors
Yen
Nehru Arrives in Ottawa for Canadian Goodwill Tour
Indian Prime Minister Nehru arrives in Ottawa for a goodwill tour, greeted by Canadian Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent. The welcome includes a 1 gun salute as Nehru arrives in the Canadian capital.
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Ottawai
Idawaharlal Nehru
Louis ‘Stephen St. Laurent
New Truss Claim Offers 30 Day Trial Gift
An advertisement from the Physician's Appliance Company promotes a new inconspicuous truss claimed to relieve rupture without straps or pads. It offers a free descriptive circular and a $3.50 gift for trying, with a 30 day trial and a special truss as a present upon report. Address Kansas City Missouri for details.
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Koch Bidz
Main
Kansas City
Missouri
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