Fire Wrecks 65-Room Resort Hotel
A blaze destroyed the Cesina Hotel a 65 room resort in Sharon Springs Behohariy County last night. Firemen from Sharon Springs Cobleskill Canajoharie and nearby towns fought the fire with hydrants and water streams while sparks threatened the White Sulphur bath house next door. The structure about Miy years old. repairs underway earlier. furnishings lost. cause undetermined.
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Ijilmens
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Behohariy
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Aremen
Sharon Springs
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Bath
Oceaa
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Truman in historic UN cornerstone ceremony marks new world ethic
President Truman urged negotiation over deep divisions while stressing human rights and economic development as essentials for a world the United Nations aims to build. Secretary General Trygve Lie laid the cornerstone amid a ceremony atop the UN building, with the first structure due for completion in early 1981.
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Rockum
Coc
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Fifth Avenue
U.N. Issute
Mr. Truman
Dean Acheson
Carlos P. Romulo
General Assembly Rresident
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Britain and U.N. Day Costs and Cuts Disclosed
Budget figures show Britain imposing cuts across health education and administration to fund social services and a Rockefeller donation financed building projects. In New York, President Truman celebrated U.N. Day with statements urging peace, decrying a possible new war, and outlining continued effort to cut costs while boosting production and international cooperation.
Obituary notices from Hoosick Falls and nearby towns
A string of obituaries from Hoosick Falls and neighboring communities details deaths of veterans and residents, listing survivor families and funeral arrangements. It covers William Fitzpatrick, Watervliet born, and others including Miss Satie Fanning, Hans C Hansen, Alfred LaMora, Howard Tilton, Atherta Welcome, Mrs. Streeter, Mrs. Hughes, and Mrs. Hartley with service times, burial plans, and church affiliations.
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Willian
Dick Feta
Veteron
Vetereae Hoopita
Hoosick Falla
Eliza Corcoran Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Mary's Academy
Cambridge
Arthur Harrington
Hoosick Falls
John
Danby, St
Leo
Albany
Edward
Pittsford
Patrick
Frank
Hooaick Falls
Frank Fitzpatrick
Abbott Street
Hooscik Falls
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St Mary's Cemetery
Sate Fanning
Satie Fanning
Broadway
Waterviet
John and
Mar‘garet Dillon Fanning
St. Bridget'’s Church
Rosary Society
Miss Fanning
Margaret Fanning
St. Bridget’s Church
St Agnes’ Cemetery
Alfred LaMora
Alfred
Fred) Lamora
Western Avenue
Cohoas
Leonard Hospital
Cohoes
St. Marie’s Church
Cty
Mary L. Dobrey
Edgar Belleau
Lina Benton
Rochester
William
Joseph LaMora
Edward LeaMora
Northside
Aim
A. G. Bolvin
Congress Street
St. Marie's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Tilton
Howard Tilton
Seventh Avenue
Leigh Diefentorph
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Bear
Raymond Wilson
Robert H. Tilton
Charles Thierof
Gardner Helf
Howard J. Wilcox
Reginald Moes
Stillwater Union Cemetery
Diefendorph
Mr. Welcome
Atherta Welcome
Thomas A. Styles
Fourth Street
George Gorthwick
Second Presbyterian Church
Dating
Forest Hits
Borthwick
Mra. Streeter
Cora Streeter
Bethesia
Ernest F Tripp
The
Methodist Church
Canbridge
Flist
Jack M. Wells
Inbyterian Church
Woodlands Cemetery
John Hughes
St. Mary's Hospital
England
Troy
Levings Methodist Church
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Frank Contin
Rensselaer
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Albert
Harold
Walter
Donald
James Hughes
Lati
Hems
Alber
Henna
Calexico
Cal
Anna Ross
Long Beach
Bryce
Huneral
Fifth Avenue
Fred C. Bennett
Elmwood Cemetery
Catherine Hartley
John Hartley
Milton
Fourth Streets
Elmer Bump
St. Mary's Cemetery
Atomic Report Critical of AEC Oversight
A congressional group led by Kin Knowland Cole Elston and Van Zandt criticizes the AEC for slow progress and lax security. They urge faster expansion of U S atomic facilities, citing recent explosions and the push to maintain supremacy in atomic energy amid multi billion dollar operations. The minority report flags mismanagement and wasted funds while accusing the administration of misplaced emphasis.
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Cole
N.Y
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Otic
van Zandt
Mugsiz
Renuhlirune
AEC
Engel Goes As Swindler In International Confidence Case
A 60-year-old con man known as Bam faced a trial in the criminal court with an all-woman jury. He allegedly swindled women by posing as a trusted producer and financier, including taking $8,700 from Mrs. Reseda Corrigan who believed he would marry her.
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Reed
Engel
Bam
Mra
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Chest Drive Awards and Honors Highlight Campaign
Campaign standings and accolades noted with plaques awarded to Seven-Up Bottling Co. Edward Larkin receives Chest honors. Muhfielders Elizabeth Guerin and Carl Willard recognized. Union-Fern Co. orchids to Mrs. Marie Spain Collins and Averill Park’s Mrs. Robert Langford for top solicitations. Washington team’s Norman Lipsy for high gift percentage. Necktie awards to George Curley and Edward Larkin. Invocations by Rev. Seth N. Genung and Rev. William M. Slavin.
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Marie Spain Collins
Red Feather Tours
Robert Langford
Averill Park
Norman Lipsy
Washington
George Curley
Speakers’ Bureau
Larkin
Seth N. Genung
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
William M. Slavin
Convent of the Good Shepherd
RPI
Hene- Bintens
Tito and Yugoslavia face new cold war pressures
Informants say Yugoslavia may pursue Cominform action as Tito grows tougher. He calls for aid to Britain’s working class and rallies progressives abroad. Albania’s regime trims unions to hit economic targets while Romanian Czechoslovak and Bulgarian leaders push Titoism as a deviation from Moscow lines. Western diplomats eye a potential new international movement.
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Albania
Enver Hoxha
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Gresee
Yugoslav Position in Cold War Plays Into Western Strategy
A draft summary of Western diplomacy notes Yugoslavia as a counterbalance to Soviet influence in Europe. Western powers consider aiding Tito economically politically and militarily within limits while American British and French envoys discuss strategy in Washington. Rumors swirl about frontier tensions with Romania and shifting alliances as trade pacts and aid plans surface amid a broader East European upheaval.
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AMA
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Torna
Caution on Driver Licensing Power Highlighted in Nassau Talk
A Nassau discussion notes the broad scope of the motor vehicle commissioner's licensing powers beyond arrests for DWI. Speakers stress caution with habitual offenders and cite 60 000 highway accidents from 1927 to 1944 as context for policing efforts and driver safety. Justice George Weitfenbach presided and led a Q A session.
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New York
Fontine
Avery
Glasheen
Justice of the Peace
George Weitfenbach
Nassau
Fragmented list of names and amounts from a financial ledger
A long, garbled list records numerous names and cash amounts ranging from 200.00 to 25.00, including entries such as Mr. and Mrs Leland and Miss Helen Bott, Draken Phatruaty and Eri Moyeer, Beatie's Lasodry Groves, and various others. The text appears as a damaged ledger snippet with many misspellings and unclear affiliations.
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Draken Phatruaty
Eri Moyeer
Beatie
Lasodry
Groves Wohokand
Garth Groom
HG Kittem
Frank Capic
Arthur A. Welttmeton
Oxdell
Air Forces Stop at Waterford on U S Highway 10 Stop
A damaged notice-like fragment notes Waterford as a village on Highway 10 and a known stopping place. It mentions local activity and an event involving Runyon and a figure named Maaionad in a chaotic street scene with a pump and water reference. The text is unclear but places Waterford and a roadway context.
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Yarnise
Saliba
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Notable U S Defense Leaders Named in Bid for Postwar Roles
Gen Omar N Bradley chairs the Joint Chiefs of Staff with Gen Mark Clark commanding Army forces. Gordon Gray Secretary of the Army. Louis F Rew frex Assistant Defense Secretary. Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey head of the selective service. Comdr John Bracken leads the Reserve Officers Association. Harold C Stuart assists the Air Force. senators and representatives from Alabama are listed among the group.
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Omar N. Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mark Clark
Army Field Forces
Army
Gordon Gray
Defense
Lous F. Rewfrex
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
John Bracken
U. S. Reserve Officers’ Assouiation
Harold C. Stuart
Air Force
Hil
D.-Ale
Grant Eo
Ala
Air Force Seeks to Mold Guard Into Pure Reserve Force
General Walsh states the National Guard will stay with its historic party and resists plans to replace it with a reserve force. He criticizes Lt Gen Elwood Quesada as a key figure in the push, though questions remain on his true influence over federalizing the Guard.
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Air Force
National Guard
Walsh
Nationa Guard
Guard
Elwood Quesada
Quesada
Air
Welsh Bard Dies in Cardiff at 44
Dr T Rowland Hughes, 44, Welsh novelist poet and playwright, died yesterday in Cardiff. He held the bard chair at the Welsh National Eisteddfod in 1937 and again in 1940, an annual congress of bards and literati.
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Wales
T. Rowland Hughes
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