State CIO Convention Opens at Spa City
The New York State CIO convention in Spa begins with endorsements for Herbert Lehman for Senate and William O Dwyer for mayor under debate. Delegates hear Dr Edmund Day and Allen Hayward as the two day session opens amid factional talk on autonomy and stance toward communism and foreign aid.
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New York
Harptage
Herbert H Lahman
U. 5
William O'Dwyer
New York City
CIO
Lenman
O'Dwyer
Dwyer
Lehman
Senate
Vito Marcantonio
American Labor Party
ALP
Marcantonio
Henry A Wallace
Louis Holander
Hollander
Harold A Garno
Buffalo
Jonesville Methodist Labor Day Clambake Report
The Jonesville Church Labor Day clambake drew a large crowd despite rain. Vernon Wood chaired the event with Kenneth Noyes as treasurer and Mrs Wayne Dyer directing the country store. Mary Hearty led the W S C S booth, Arnold Warner supervised the refreshment stand, and bakers included Wood, Daniel Mead, and Cassius Millington.
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Jonesville
Vernon Wood
Wood Kenneth Noyes
Wayne Dyer
Mary Hearty
W.sc.s
Arnold Warner
Mr Wood
Daniel Mead
Cassius Millington
Party Worker Dies At Polling Place In Schenectady
A Republican party worker, Boulk A. Samo, 73, of 1 Defers Street Schenectady, collapsed and died after voting in the primary. He led the Third Ward Republican committee for ten years and served as its president. Rev Wilken Schwarts of Schenectady performed the last rites. survivors include two brothers.
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Sehenectady
Boulk A. Samo
Defers Street
GOLP
Wilken Schwarts
Seone
Ade
Schenectady
G O P Wins in Saratoga County Nominees Hold Off Insurgents
In Saratoga County primary results regular party designees Doyle for surrogate and King for district attorney defeated insurgent challengers Hewitt and Nolan. Doyle led 7320 to 4727 and King 7000 to 5259 with Waterford and Saratoga Springs giving strong showings for the Doyle King ticket though Nolan won in his home city.
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Jim
Nolan
Saratoga Springs
Doyle-King
Waterford
Doyle
King
Rural Schools Open In County For Fall Term
Rural schools in the county began the fall term with games results from Mechanicville and Ballston Spa. Mechanicville beat King 6 to 1 in a football measure while Ballston Spa leaders Alfred Manon and Mewitt won 333 to 212 and 311 to 23 respectively. Smaller communities posted mixed scores with Edinburgh Doyle Hewitt and Nolan among top performances. Firefighters were called to 10 Farm Street where an oil barrier overflow caused a small feed but no damage. Averill Park Berlin and Mast Green districts opened with enrollments near 1,200 in Averill Park central and about 400 in Berlin central. kindergarten enrollments noted in both districts.
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Fet
Nolan
Greenfield Doyle
Hewitt
King
Noten
Charlton Doyle
Clifton Park
Doyle
Hew
Averill Park Central Behool
Berlin Central Behool
Mast Greet Bush Central
Averill Park District
Berlin
East Greenbush Central School
Troy Area
Orement
Hoosick Falls
Aichools
St Marys Academy
Hoosi
Schenectady Proposes Higher City Street Paving Rates
City officials propose raising paving charges from 10 to 18 dollars for the first square yard and from 3 to 8 dollars for each additional yard. A public hearing is set for the 18th by the City Council to consider the Seglelation measure amid disputed utility and contractor costs.
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At Chy
LeRoy C. Purdy
Cannell Te
Colonie Board Approves Fire Engine Purchase
The Colonie Village Board voted Tuesday to buy a new fire engine to replace a 15 year old truck. The new unit costs about 15000 dollars and will be obtained after Monday night meetings with fire equipment company representatives.
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Colonie
Fire. Agating Equipment Companies
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Jonesville Church
Otten Cregeen
Pepomota
G.O.P. Win
Saratoga County
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Farm Street
Oil Burrier
Sremen Zald
Behenectady
Richellau Pean
Ting the
Jantzen
Elem Normal & i
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Jewelry
Mahifdden's
Roell
Seturdey
Muhlfelder’s
Faille
Hell Siren
Oveens
Chess
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