City Post's Auxiliary Readies Sale
The Augulars af City Post VIEW held a monthly meeting last night by the pes Nurs. President Silleu presented plans for an elypam site ty heen. Mrs Cladus Revhert was elected chairwoman of the sale des. Mrs Joan Baldwin reported on the work accomplished during visits to Ver Adicinigh feet Hospital. A new mage sale tal will be conducted this fall.
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Pressilleu
Meallie
New York City
Joan Baldwin
Ver Adicinigh Feet Hospital
Mery Valent
Ladlum Supervisors Plan Steam Event at Brookside Park
The Ladlum Supervisors plan a community steam event at Brookside Park with details announced by Raymond Quinn, president of the group. Ralph Poy and Lt Reichert chaired the event, Cheevani supports a Blt schedule, and tickets were announced for a full lineup tonight, including activities for men women and children.
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Mloghbens
Ladlum
Ranta Clamsteant Stanlay
Brookside Bark
Raymondt Quinn
Ralph Poy
Reichert
Chaiemagami Tor
Chiara
Postponed Auction Of Land Parcels In City Limits
The city postpones a public auction of land parcels described as between 24th Street and 2nd Street, bounded by Avenue and Whitetadl sleeve. City Manager Nicholas J Nomnile announced the delay and that the sale will be rescheduled for a later Wednesday in Meldals pam west. Local Neville confirmed the public auction details pending new date and location.
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Nicholas J Nomnile
Lorine
Lele Catal
Boween
Neville
Meldals
Public School Pupils Of City Return To Classes
City students resume classes as Watervliet reopens Park Schuyler section with a new junior senior high program. About 1,400 pupils enrolled for 1954 59. grades 10 12 report at 9 am, younger students at 10 am. Transfer students expected and staff updates noted, with several teachers assigned to new grades and roles.
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Donald Whealley
Robert Varianian
Watervliet High School
Elizabeth R. Hanrahan
Sandra Nestork
Maureen Morris
Watervilet
Park Schuyler
Watervnleigh
Robert A. Collier
Dief
Elizabeth BR. Hiannahan
Wingisal
He ‘Schol Ee Jom
Helen Hindson
Ark
Misa Mary ‘Celeone
Walter Horton
Ales
Belle Vitali
Marguerite Ryan
Margaret Walling
Mary Varligisn
Its
Mary Kreiger
Worothy Morrone
Virginia Alston
Nick Briznoia
Treny Goltey
Gerald Cohen
Selent Stat
Tors
Sehno 8
Autma Nevon
Schoolo
Dessie Gould
Helen James
Reprinals Tooinay
Dellatr
Helen Kellogg
Veterans Plan Several Activities
Veterans plan a series of events led by Tatph Vartigian commander of the Simorian Avakian Most post. The group schedules an event on Sept 28 and outlines a bowling league start date of Sept 18. Simon Kahian announces Boy Scout trip to West Point and a recent Yankee Stadium visit.
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Tatph Vartigian
Tit Simorian-Avakian Most
Henry Haroyan
Tthe Bowling Jeague
Mak
Simon Kahian
Post Boy Scout Troup
West Point
Yankee
Staditm Uy Adan Sintontan
Ehaty- 1
Dian
Babe Ruth League Elects New Officers
Babe Ruth League in Whitehall elected Vicki Gamma president at a special meeting in the Ukrainian Club. Other officers named include William Crileman as vice president Albert Mattock treasurer and James Stalker secretary. A banquet is planned for September 20 at Circle Era with Joss and John Karlanilea assisting and ward Alberts, regional chief greeter, slated as guest speaker.
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Vicki Gamma O
Whiervliet
Walervliet
Wiliam Crileman
Albert Mattock
James Stalker
Lala
Joss
John ‘Karlanilea
Ward Alberts
Stalker
Myunor
PLA Serves Snack To School Parents Tonight
A damaged notice reports a school event where the PTA or PLA served coffee to parents. It notes a September 26 evening session led by Mrs. Frank, president of the Vip institution, inviting attendees to a fill session and child-related activities.
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PLA
Frank ‘Tehri
Boyles Defeated By Schenectady In Baseball Tilt
A scrambled report details Boyles falling to Schenectady after a rough five inning tour, citing players Frank Wilson West Coast and Arrows with Melteby, Busing, Green, and Kelleher. It mentions Dorothy, Mrs. and Marlin in a softball context and notes 196 hits in the game.
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Mick
Wai Bath Si
Dorothy
Frank Wilson
Arrows
al Mellchy
Sondway
Boyles
Wilson
Dawghies
Ales
Marlin
Wales
Sanviane
Ev Busing
Dor Green
Bi Kelleher
Royios
Cluly To Consider Bingo Operation
The board of directors plans a tamastaw meeting to seek ward opinion on holding bingo. President Cingfi will request broad input from Anteleste members who are very fond and express.
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Cluly
Cingfi
Vety
Express
Party Chiefs discuss civil rights rhetoric in wake of charges
Algarn signals Republicans will not attack Democrats on civil rights and Eisenhower views. He notes no intent to reply in kind to anti Republican statements. He cites Panlus remarks as not aligning with Democratic Party stance and warns against factional purity in leadership. Butler reiterates his earlier statements and urges straightforward talk within the party.
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Inerina Peogle
Algarn
Eisenhower
Fatbus
Tames O. Eastland
D-Miss
Aloown
Ural
Alen Ganid
Paulus
Vanhis
Buller
Alcuin
Butler
Jehaurman
New York Financiers Urge Overhaul of Federal Home Loan Bank System
A New York State finance committee told the Federal Home Loan Bank System to boost organization and policy vigor. The 7 page report presented at the Savings Assn. League of New York State convention urged sharper focus on long term credit for thrift and home financing, cautioned against linking maturities of obligations to loans, and recommended creating a secondary mortgage market reserving as a tool to strengthen the system.
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Atlantic Gly
MN. J
New York State
Savings Assn. League of
Savings and Loans
George. Bliss
New York City
Sion
Federal Home Saga Bank
Systen
Federal Reserve Board
Mars
Desegregation battles rise in schools nationwide and Alabama
Reports detail integration efforts across states with attention to Kentucky Arkansas and Alabama. White students resist in some districts while Negro students enter formerly segregated high schools amid clashes and police action. Notable figures include Rev Martin Luther King Jr and Rev J L Abernathy amid ongoing court cases and protests.
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Phillips High School
Bu Brome Court
Montgomery
Martin Luther
King Jn
King
Tabby Abernathy
Lunergow
Green Island PTA Skips September Meeting
The Green Island Headly School PTA will not hold the September gathering. The Hudson Avenue Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service planned program titled Tail With Works, to be presented by Miss Lawn Millington. Mrs. Kirinney and Mrs. James Reid prep yearbook booklets.
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Headly School
PTA
WSCS
Women's Society of Christian Service
Hudson Avene Methodist Church
Lawn Millington
Hans
Robert Kissinger
Stennie DeLyng
Cliip Spiers
Edward McKinney
SirKinney
James Reid
Georgia highway travel up 12 percent from out of state tourists
The Georgia Highway Department reports a 12 percent rise in travel by out of state tourists during 1957 on the state's tourist roads.
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Atlanta
Georgia High Way Department
Lethore
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