Educators Attend New York State School Boards Conference
Troy Board of Education president Wyithaar A. ONeil led a Troy delegation at the New York State School Boards conference in Syracuse over the weekend. Attending were Mrs. Frank W. Yuna, William Seymour, Dudley P. Van Amata, and other Troy officials whoheard Dr. Charles A. Brind discuss legal issues in school administration. Karl W. Brynges of Wilson spoke on educating the handicapped, stressing every child’s right to education within state resources and noting upcoming changes affecting severely mentally handicapped students.
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Wyithaar A. Oneil
Ie Troy Board of Education
Troy Schotol
Ned York
Phere
Syracuse
Frank W. Yuna
Sie William &. Seymour
Royal Board
Dudley P. van Amata
Troy
O'Neil
Charles A. Brind
State Education Department
Karl W. Brynges
Wilson
New York State
Catholic High Principal to Speak at Communion Breakfast
Rev. John A. Keefe, principal of Catholic High, will address the St. Joseph’s Society of St. Lawrence’s Church at the annual Communion breakfast on Sunday. Bernard Weiss named T. Krank Mitte as general chairman. breakfast served by the National Catholic Women's Union. The speaker, a Schenectady native, was ordained in 1919 and has served at multiple Troy area parishes. He earned a master’s in education from Siena College in 1957 and joined the CCHS faculty in 1956, becoming vice principal in 1957 and principal in November 1939.
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T. Krank Mitte
Froy Water Works
National Catholic Women’s Union
Father Keefe
Ol’ Schenectady
St. Andrew's Seminary
St Bernard's Seminary
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Albany
Chuaven
Glens Falls
St. Thomas’ Church
Delmar
St. John's Church
Rensselaer
St. Joatpl’s Church
Troy
Keele
Siena College
CCHS
Carlton Robinson
Mary McClellan S Hospital
Cambridge
Harold B. Rabson
Main St
Mary McClellan Hospital
Paul Quigley
Schenectady
Quigley
St Wilde's Guild
Daniel Hudson
History
Honfae School
Moosick Falls
K Kawanis
Mall
Tidson
Hardy Gilmay
Kiwanis
Wallan SL. Aresom
Havsicn
Arthur D. Taylor
Tudson
United Nations
Red States
Rusia
Uptown COP Rally Tonight Sponsored by Lane Singhurst GOP
Uptown COP plans an evening rally at Gerntacia Hall Led Ave and 107th Blvd. The event will be protected by a motorcade through the 15th 16th and 17th wards. Attending are GOP candidates including Rep Dean Taylor and Mayor Neilow Kelleher along with Carleton King Albert Berkowitz Marold Warriman and others. Automobiles join the parade assembling at Jorsh Street and 7th Avenue at 7 30 p.m.
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Gerntacia Hall
Led Ave
107Th BL
Lh Warde
Lanesinghurg
Republican Club
Marty ©. Williams
Dean "Ylor
Mayoe Neilow
Kelleher
Srineipat
Stivakens
Touglas Thyd
Inrat
Carleton I. King of
Jorsh Street
Lions Club charter plan takes shape in Hnosick town
Charter members secured for Lions Club in Hnosick with Harold L. Shapiro serving as temporary president and Carl Coddingham as secretary. Five more signatories join, while others attend and express interest as officers prepare to ratify the group at a dinering meeting at Rank's Village Tavern.
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Lions Club
Hnosick
Rank
Harold L. Shapiro
Carl ¥. Coddingham
Jo E. Tivckley
Wiliay G. Burns
John N. Carpenter
Richard G. Davignot
Robert Hull
Joseph Rn Vinek
Lions International
Charles John Stevenson
Cambridge
Lions
Service Club
Cambridge Club
Thomas Divyer
Charles Shavire
George Wilkie
Pomona Degree Confers on Saratoga County Candidates
The Wilton Pomona Degree Team with Clarence Cossey awarding the 11th decree to a class of Saratoga County candidates at Wilton Grange Hall. A covered dish supper followed, hosted by the service and hospitality committee led by Mrs. Dennis Caviary and Clifford Folts. The regular Pomona meeting is set for Willow Grange Hall in November at 9 pm.
Living costs rise to new record peak in September
The Labor Department reports living costs rose 1 percent from August to September, reaching a new peak. Housing and clothing drove the rise, while automobile costs fell due to discounts. The increase affects about 100,000 workers and triggers a one cent hourly wage rise for most, with 5,000 workers getting higher raises. October cost increases are anticipated, with clothing, food, and transportation expected to climb further.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert Myers
Labor Stalisticy
Labor Dept reports factory earnings steady amid price rise
A garbled report notes August to September earnings of factory workers largely unchanged while purchasing power dips slightly and new automo biles prices rise. The details are incomplete but indicate flat wages with upticks in vehicle costs.
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Labor Department
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