Schaghticoke Fair Opens Four Day Exhibition
The Schaghticoke fair marks a yearly four day event transforming the peaceful town in Rensselaer County. Labor Day signals early preparations with plans for exhibits, entertainment, and crowds of up to 45 000 as visitors, concessioners, and crews converge for planning, setup, and opening under the fair board led by Philip B. Guild.
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Rensselaer County
Mie Schyghtieoie
Schaghticoke
Joss ShAm
Donly
Re Commercia
Athens Cay
Philip B. Guild of
Marc Piniuing
Veryone
Shecils
Ordre
Exhibit Judges Face Tough Task At Fair
Exhibits are judged by 4000 entries across 17 departments with up to 10 subdivisions each. Judges hail from agricultural schools animal show rings and homemaking programs and aim for fairness amid high stakes and wide public interest.
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Officieis
Avery
Tial
Sandlerstt
Wark
Ate
Schont
Warren County Urges Nomination For Attorney General
A Warren County Democratic meeting in Glens Falls adopted a resolution urging the nomination of William Fitzgerald for the state attorney general post. John J. Kennedy served as acting chairman as the party praised State Chairman Paul E. Witkovitz and leaders Lehman and Truman for guiding the party through unsettled times. Other officers named included Nicholas Donohue, Ann Sullivan, and Robert Caldwell, confirming new county roles.
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Internay Gener
Warren County Democratic Committee
Glensidle
Pilaperald Wise
Warren County
John J. Kennally
Bhzgerald
Laker
Wieshington
Clinton
Essex
Montgomery
Police Nab Burghars Red-Handed At Station
Police report arresting three youths in connection with burglaries at a gas station in the city. Detectives say cash and valuables were recovered and the suspects were held for examination before a grand jury.
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Lagann
Aerio
Pndy
Penntox
Casadhinening
Gaa
Sand Lake Man Held For Assault
Oran Fawns, 70, of Burden Lake Road near Avert Park, is in Samaritan Hospital with possible injuries after a highway dispute led to an assault on a truck driver, Evans. Robert Cully, 62, of Class Lake, is in county jail on assault charges following the incident.
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Sal Lake
Geard
Oran Fewns
Burden Lake Road
Avert Park
Samaritan Hospital
Robert Cully
Class Lake
Cully
J. O
Pritchard
TH. J. Kane
Meaty Hinkel
West Sand Lae
Richard E. Bolton
Evans
Caily
Cotel
Gully
Hyana
Jrtc
Tou Baxolt
Santari[tien Hospital
Fair Ablithe
Hernia C. Goodinmer
Ir Hospital
Londorney
Afiin Assiatani
Attarhey Bolen
Evane
Draft Board Seeks Soldier in Korea Amid War Conditions
A garbled wartime note reports a draft board seeking a solider for service in Korea. It mentions a student from Anguatine's Sohdol and Tatasinghitieg High School, now in the Army, and references We Keukyne Command in the region. The fragment hints at a medical evacuation and duty to obtain near lighting sett in Korea.
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George Maine Hella
Yeadiaty
Anguatine
Sohdol
More Reservists At Naval Center Ordered To Duty
Navy announces new recall of reservists at Albany and Brooklyn processing sites. Lt. Conde James F. Gavin says many ratings open including radiomen radar men and gunners mates. Names listed include Putnam Kipp and Bull with addresses, reporting Sept 8 to 13 for active duty.
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Isis
Conde
James F. Gavin
Naval Reserve
Roy
Kee Dal
Rdio Enen
Gunnur
Stanley T. Putnam
First Street
Lestons
CP. Co
Kipp
Nivertile
Pan
Hanover
Avision
RBT
Alixeard
Soy
RPE
Suefiysion
Robert Bull
Second Avenue
Surface Divisio
Bernie
Zabol
Uhind
Vliet Bowlevnied
Cohoes
Regervista
Naval
Albany
Navy
Brooklyn
Gavin
Pupmor
Plane crash in desert kills 55. all bodies recovered
Officials say 33 perished Thursday when a Star of Maryland Constellation plane went down 69 miles west of Cathay. Twenty bodies recovered. no sabotage indicated. Seven crew and nine passengers identified. other names not yet available.
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Chiro
Keypl
Gpr
Trans World Vine
Constellation
Star of Maryland
Cath Y
William C. Love
TWA
Calon
Orickle
Prancia Tope
Vagalne Twa
Hamien
Troy Man Fined 81 for Accepting Bets at Telephone Pool
A man named Troy Min was fined 81 dollars after pleading guilty to accepting bets on horse races by telephone. The incident occurred on a February evening at a residence on 105 Crys The minder M Sullivan and Pinin clothesman Alupek Preala of the Neieetve Bre vent vod Depny Siri! Vincent thy ot Wisteleh ate.
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van Gane
Rudd
Troy
Poe
Sullivan
Pinin
Alupek
Vincent
Schaghticoke Fair Ties 80 Year Past To City Event
A damaged text recounts the Schaghticoke Fair organized eighty years ago in Tray City. A Japanese group studying fair management will visit the event as part of an American program to learn fair operations and community engagement. They arrive at 2 PM and will be hosted as fair guests during the night closing.
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Avery Dental
City OF
Tray
Early 1880s Rensselaer County fair plans and reorganization
A narrative recounts the 1880s build up of a major county fair in Rensselaer County New York. It details a 1881 reorganizing group including Laws Thurley and others, moving sites, land acquisitions, and later dual fair divisions tied to western Germany amid a Korea era backdrop. Abbreviated notes on military context appear.
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New York
Monasehine
Diane Troy
Laws Thurley
Pan Cook
Thomag Rourk
Shvpaodaber
Silaa S. Fhorrington
al Vine
Spreerier
John Consaulus
Willa Lape
Janes Ko
Pine
Mev Guelyy Waa
Cook
Me Rourke
Tappen
Averill
Ehaghthaice
Hases
Willie
Europe
Renzadinec
Neouniy
Nassau Joi
J. Metley
WU S
Germany
Aga
Bubhayhilienke
Ite
Bey
Magan
Tong
Rensselaet
Fligh
Ston
Korea
Vorerunser
Vube
Ascilli
MacArthur Declares Japan Ready to Rejoin Free World
General Douglas MacArthur announced on the Allied victory anniversary that Japan is unconditionally ready to rejoin the family of free nations. He cited five years of social political and economic progress since surrender and said militarism has largely vanished though imperialistic trends linger elsewhere. He stated the occupation objectives have been achieved and Japan will maintain peace and trust.
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Tokyo
UNS
Douglas MacAline
Tas Aon
Family of Free Nations
Secupation
Vedang
Japan
MacArthur
Directa
Humann
Spiriaal Wreckege
GE Offers Wage Increase To Employees
General Electric offers a minimum rise of seven cents per hour for all electrical workers, with a 3 percent increase already in effect. The plan, described as a step during broader wage pressures, accompanies ongoing contract talks with the Independent United Electrical Workers and related unions. The company stated the offer would not take effect apart from a formal settlement and comes as the union contends with a strike at several GE plants.
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Phe Gencal Eleebric Co
Electtrical Workers’ Union
Oreasna
Maile
United
Ele Uereal Watters
Eaton
Mandavide Geysyal
Icenle
International Union of L@ieetenal Workers
C.O
New York
General Electric
LU. LO. Aire
Lynn
Everett
Syracuse
Olker GE
Tolay
GE. Sud
Electien
Blood donation drive at Clinton State Prison boosts inmate aid
Prison Tibytes donate blood as a mobile unit from Syracuse collects samples at the facility. Warden J. Vernalickson oversaw the event, with about 21 percent of inmates contributing to the effort for aid to the aggrieved and vulnerable.
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Ineos
Clinton State
Ab Dumemogsa
Aghligg
Gores
Ted. Gross
Syracuse
EG Pitts
Hinod
Yesturday
J. Vernal Ickson
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