Board Rejects Children Of Arsenal Personnel
The Military Staff Board rejects artily personnel children from attending district schools. Readmit rules keep kindergarten through grade six with tuition for some pupils. One of 13 Arsenal pupils would be eligible. hardship cases considered. parking vehicle policies also addressed.
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Board
Children of Arsenal
Neth Cotanie Central
Artauilitay
Wareryict
Maplewood
Bagrd
Nin
Othe Cialg
Ginsh
Theaugh
Shakeright
Meine
Tilind
Ant Chewi
Peinlad Byron
Lapham
Clon Wile Ae Junior High
Civenstap
Aeaaok
Syracuse University
Tias
Iansit
New York State
Bord
R Wailun
Walter Wackenslie
Crewe
Town Board Probes Drainage. Residents Demand Relief
Town residents in the Th suvoyene area urged action at Thursday night’s Town Hall meeting. They cited a four inch road grade rise from resurfacing causing surface water in yards and basements during heavy rain, seeking a long promised fix from the Highway Department. The board authorized 2390 from the 1957 general surplus fund for mutual aid radio and shifted 150 from surplus to a custodial fund for Lawn Hill project work and related plans as the committee continues its work.
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Suvoyene
General Sursius
Lawn Hell
Latham
Hey Heir
Brrs
Aninin
Eve Zen
Stop DL
Tros- Schenectady Raat
Margaret Day
June Machinelu
Elsie Holchkiss
Carmen Campbell
Marc Camp
Leona McCullough
Frances Storton
Janet Wong
Mise Wathera Taytor
Rotary Club Sick Committee Meeting Called
John Benson chairman of Catham Rotary Club calls a meeting of the sick committee for September 8 after the regular club meeting at Pauls Restaurant Litham at 6 pm. Members Raymond Tallman Douglas Bwerlland Howard Slane Try are listed as the sick and infirm Totanans visitors.
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John Benson
Catham Rotary Club
Tiib
Paul's
Litham
Pam
Cpsmitten
Raymond Tallman
Douglas Bwerlland
Howard Slane
Shenendehowa Opens Thursday School Session and Bus Schedule
Shenendehowa Central School will reopen on Thursday with a full day session at the regular time. The cafeteria will operate and faculty meetings are set for Tuesday and Wednesday. Half day kindergarten classes meet in the morning and afternoon on Thursday. Bus schedules remain unchanged. Students attending special classes in Schenectady register Thursday at their schools and use the high school bus as usual. Those in elementary and Anton Wen schools have half day sessions on Thursday. Linton High School students in special classes will have a full day Thursday.
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Shenendehowa Central School
Ita
Sla
Schenec
Tady
Schenectady
Uwual
Anton Wen
Whdely
Linton High School
Landscape Gardener To Address Glib Patrick Festi
Landscape gardener Patrick Festi of Latham will address the Lathan Town and Country Club meeting on Tuesday at 8:30 p m The event will be at Mrs William Ogsbury 44 Whitney Road Latham with Mrs Cliffned Young leading The Colonie American Legion Post will meet tomorrow at 8 pm at the We post home on Osborne Road adjutant Frederick Kapp has announced
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Patrick Festi
Latham
Lathan
Fretto
William Ogsbury
Whitney Ra
Cliffned Young
Colonie
Leilon
Osborne Road
Frederick Kapp
Firemen To Meet The West Albany Wire Dep
The West Albany Wire Depot auxiliary holds its first full meeting today in the firehouse on Ad Creek road at pm. Mrs Louis Angelo will preside.
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West Albany
Ad Creek Road
Louis Angelo
Two Dinners Will Honor Team Players
The Latham Little League plans two dinners in Lortohor to recognize Tongr Teague players for the league’s most successful season. One dinner awards major and intermediate team members, the other honors Union League players. Fred Regan chairs the dinner committee with Jol Tie and Prank Hewes among assistants.
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Latham Little League
Tongr
Teague
Lortohor
Coates
Union League
Fred Regan
Jol Tie
Webster
Latham Little League All Stars
Troy
Methodists to Meet on Church Plans for Sunday School Year
The Calvary Methodist Church Sunday School faculty will meet Thursday at 4 p.m. to organize for the coming year and plan the opening session on September 7. Rev. A. Patton, pastor, will preside.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Pan
Tuthor A. Patton
Wil
Motorist loses out with cat in Lyons crash
Max W. Schultz tried to run down a cat while driving on the Lyons Colorado highway. The car struck two trees and suffered about 850 in damage. Patrolman Melvin Weit issued a speeding ticket to Schultz as the cat escaped unhurt.
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Lyons
Colo. Gap
Max W. Schultz
Schultz
Pioneer hobbyist collects bottles and tobacco cans in Oklahoma
Joy Kraws, an early settler in Oklahoma before statehood, builds a large collection of empty liquor bottles and tobacco cans. He displays shelves with about 1,200 bottles and 9,500 cans, noting he never drinks from them.
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Joy Kraws
Oklahoma
Farmers Reminded Of Refunds For Gasoline Use
The Rensselaer County Pension Service warns area farmers refunds of three cents per gallon for gasoline used on farm purposes between June 10 1957 and July 1 1958 may be filed with the Internal Revenue Service any time before Sept 30. Form 2240 is required. Eligible filers will receive automatic forms. others may request from the County Agricultural Department Room 204 Troy or the IRS in Albany. Record-keeping of gasoline purchases is urged to verify refunds.
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Rensselaer County Pension Service
Wil
Internal Revenue Service
Donald A. “Hampson
Hase
County Agricultural Department
Post
Troy
Albany
Als. Thompson Gaig
Ike And Dag Talk A Peace Exhibit At Paris
President Eisenhower and UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold spoke from a pavilion at the Paris Peace Conference vowing to transform atomic energy from a weapon into a force for good. The display demonstrated peaceful uses of atomic science as a pledge to world cooperation and progress for humanity.
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Hanmarskjold
Ghang
Blind workers sale at Mousivk Walls site by Gillespie Bros
Products of blind workers will be offered at the Mousivk Walls site of products made by the blind. The sale at Gillespie Bros. Co. shop Main Is Tuesday and Wednesday. Articles to be offered are from Albany and Bund workshops, known for fine quality craftsmanship. Dr. Mildred f Harterig, general chairan of the Hovsick Falls sale.
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Mousivk
Gillespie Bros. Ca
Albany
Bund
Mildred F Harterig Gen
Oral Chairan
Hovsick Falls
Dog With Credit Rating At Corner Grocery
A dog at Dan's Variety Store near Tuahome uses a charged account to buy its usual dog food each afternoon. The animal, a Georgia shepherd named Ginney, trots to the checkout counter while Alley H. McTinis, its owner, waits to pay.
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Ginney
Mass
Dycar-Ald
Dan's Variety Store
Tuahome
Siy
Modern Education Sparks Confusing Dialogue Across Town
An oft unclear AP wire snippet shows a Lille Tork father discussing road English and parental expectations. The garbled text mentions police, church council, a parking issue, and plans to provide parking spaces amid comments about war widows and nylon stockings.
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Little Rock
Ark
educa _ tors
West Sudbury
Sng
Fis 4 Cincinnali
Gharolu
Cinmati Council of Church
Womfobisile Poliée
Garten
Femis
Schaghticoke Fair Talk At Troy Rotary Meeting
The Troy Rotary Club meets at The Hendrick Hudson to discuss the Schaghticoke Fair and its topics. Phillip Caird, president of the Schaghticoke Fair Assn, outlines the group’s plans as the current exhibition ends tomorrow. New member Morrison lowy, Hendrick Hudson owner, was introduced last week.
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Troy
Troy Rotary Club
Hendrick Hudson
Sprakey
Phillip Caird
Schaghticoke Fair Assn
Caird
Morrison Lowy
Hendrick Hustson
G. Grimm
Ingeling
Fishmonger Sees Romance End In Odd Farewell
A storeowner recounts a comic misunderstanding when a customer in Nk behaved affectionately after a pickled fish purchase. The incident ended with the woman departing and the merchant discovering his hip pocket wallet missing, implying a hurried escape and a tense but humorous scene.
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Nk (Ap
Sol Goldstein
Goldstein
Maryland Civil Defense calendars omit Civil Defense Week note
Baltimore AP report says the Maryland Civil Defense Agency distributed 1958 calendars with heavy type for most holidays. The lone missing item is Civil Defense Week Dab 1240, leaving observers noting the gap in official listings.
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Baltimore
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Civil Defense Week
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Weil & Coverty
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Schaal Nislel
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Rotary Club
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Troy Food Market
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Avmnoredk
Salumday
Methodist
Ike
Dag
Schaghticoke
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Stormwell
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