Hay Barn Destroyed By Fire Near Raymerian Township
A hay barn near Cookscurgh Road between Tay Merawn and Speinetiwn was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin after burning nearly an hour. All 800 bales of hay and several pieces of equipment were lost. Local volunteers and a passing motorist discovered and reported the blaze, with firemen working to contain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Hulsar
Cookscurgh Road
Tay- Merawn
Speinetiwn
Budtos
Kenserlaer
Jan Knonk
moLaTiNt
Tate Stanton Tate
Raymeron
Andre Than Shluy
Hremen Gall
Chuck Teaumond L
Borat
Fener
Pam Lu Alten
Sestertay
Printers Appoint Committees At Annual Meeting
The printers appointed standing committees and officers for the coming year. Notable members include Welanly, Stanley Shiel Vig, William P. Callagan, Stephen Madden, John Gurney, Eugene Fennessy, and John I. McManuss. The record notes finance, apprentice, constitution, burial, entertainment, and political action committees with various named chairs. The group met after summer recess, with McAuley presiding, and the next meeting scheduled for a Sunday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unian Ay
McVauley
Deint Standing
Wr. Welanly
Stanley
Shiel
Hoard of
Trostong
William P. Callagan
Stephen Madden
John Gurney
Eugene Fennessy
John I. McManuss
Flames FP
Madowe
James Powell
McManus
MW Callagan
Mr Shissley
My. Cellagan
Joseph Uline
James Halitsely
Constitution
Atfred Tavhe
Joseph Witbeck
Valrice Artnet
George Wer
Cevil Farrar
Mer Bhiessoy
Dunes Malone
John Dobransky
Ty Abne
Douglas Tilview
Fenk Moray
Aetion
Chael
Me McCeuley
Fort Om
Ie International VY Po
San Francisco
Wilernoon
Miss America Pageant Notes From Mississauga Contender
Fragmented report outlines Miss America contestant Mary Ann Paloming of Mississauga with early dates, family ties, and scholarship plans. It lists sponsors and similar profiles, naming Anita Bryant of Oklahoma and Sandra Fermiiigs of Riverside among peers, while noting Miss Macedonalde’s $3,000 scholarship support and other state finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage 3Versity
Mussishiny
Brossway
Sha
Uaeth
Anirida Ash
Mary Ann
Andy
Gold
Ale
Rae
Linia
Ant
Mississaupl
Alrady
Ram Magar Jatin McLawrin
Brandi
Whmam Arthis
Hurshity
Oklahoma
Anita Mryant
I Tilia
California
Sandra Tae’ Fermiiigs
Riverside
Biel
Tawa
Mise Neth Garand
Hetty Anne Yas
Greenville
S van Lith
Fragmented splinter parties shape 1950s U S elections
The text discusses the Liberal Party’s impact on elections, comparing 1954 results with 1856 figures. It notes candidate endorsements, party lines, and the influence of splinter groups on major party strength, citing figures such as Harriman, Rockefeller, and Stevenson to illustrate the shifting balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebrral
Bae i
T Sat
Harriman
GOF
Nelson Rockefeler
Hihorst
Hogan
Haner
TVA
Advange
United States
Stevenson
Ilky
State Politics Contines Fran Page 1 Interests in Family
Fragmented OCR shows a political note about tying Rockefeller Center Inc interests to a candidate. It mentions vesting 35 chairs and potential conflicts if elected governor, with emphasis on personal and family interests and the lack of dual incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Center Inc
Keating Names Hogan Aide to Campaign Team
Republican Ken Keating of Rochester announced Bernard Kaben as campaign manager for his New York run. Kaben previously served as district attorney for Manhattan and has ties to Hogan and the Republican National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennet B. Keating
Rochester
Tor U
iSonmdur
Honan
Waleeny
Neat Wai Agc
Hotehag
Republica National Commitee
Siner
Ametael Dbarlel
Tash
Ita
Argan Stor
Thomas
Wagner Campaign Turmoil Guides to New York Race
Mayor Rob Wagner faces internal strife as he campaigns for the Democratic ticket amid accusations, TV appearances, and party differences. Key figures include DeSapia Trainally and Megan, with New York County District Attorney and state party officials cited in a tense, behind the scenes scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robs
Wagner
Campayen
Fox
WRUA
DeSapia
Trainally
New York County
Megan
Simte
Wind Wells 11 Story Steveture Collapses in High Wind
A collapsed 11 story skeleton structure in Toronto after a high wind injured one person and caused damage along Central Toronto Street. It is estimated the wreckage could cost about 400000 dollars, with steel girders and debris scattered among nearby houses. Fire crews report a small fire under the debris and a crowd gathered as responders worked to secure the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Homry Vestury
Anstevetlan
Agness
Torwnto Street
Watchort
Ted
Pair Held For Robbery Burglary In East Greenbush Gun Shop Case
Four youths allegedly involved in firing arms from a West Sand Lake gunshop and robbing a service station at Ris 9 and 20 in East Greenbush face arraignment before Justice of the Peace William H. Plubacher. Identifications tied Lewis B. Herbel Averill Park to the shootings. Ede ward G. Mots of Lansing and Gunnar Springis of Fort Dodge are 17 and in custody, charged with first degree robbery and third degree burglary. Morse and Springis are detained at Rensselaer County Jail pending arraignment. two other suspects, Richard J. Lovel 20 Waterbury and James Lovell 18 Chicago, held at Waterbury Central police, to be returned later. Police say the guns and ammunition were stolen August 27 from Chester Miller's Gun Shop. three more guns are yet to be recovered. Inspector Sanderson notes Morse and Springis admitted the thefts. three more weapons have gone unaccounted for as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sand Lake
Juncton
Ris
East Geedbusa
Edeward G. Mots
Lansing
Mich
Gunnar Springis
Fort Dodge
Laws
Fluyaehor
East Greenbush
Ust
Waterbury
Cent
Riehards
Waterd
Chester Miller
Laken
Caie
Rash
L. ¢. Konkle
4. J. Gannon
Borsepughl
Marse
Sprinallyaathrom
East Lansing
Harton
Relio
Oh Whattun
Church to Tell Country Fair in Niskayuna
The Niskayuna Reformed Church will sponsor its annual country fair Saturday at the church grounds starting noon despite weather. Chairman C. Donald Carpenter announced events include a country store, baked goods, crafts, a plant booth, a kids’ craft station, a Ladies Aid bar, and a chicken barbecue. Proceeds support church-building funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niskayuna
Pam
C. Donaid Carpenter
Taney
dolaTothes
Bobby
Ehuyeh
Miskayona
Garden Chih
Edt
Anh
Mie Ladies Aid Society
Wuom Wade
Conthat N Pn
Start Supervisor and Aide Celebrate Masphal Staff Birthday
About 46 purses and doctors on the Leonard Masphal staff gathered at the Crooked Lake Hotel Saturday night to honor Mrs. Alice Verny, the ight supervisor, and aide Mrs. Veronica Mealey. A dinner, dancing, and entertainment followed a program led by Miss Ann Ryan. Mary Wrod served as general stationer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Masphal
Crooked Lake Hotel
Alice ‘Vrney
Veronica Mealey
Wren
Naor
Ann Ryan
Mary Wrod
Blockade Crisis Deepens as US Naval Convoy Maw
US officials report a key naval force moved near Quemoy with four destroyers an aircraft carrier and other Seventh Fleet vessels within three miles of the island. Nationalist forces announced Navy ships approached to unload cargo as shore batteries faced the threat of air attack from Soviet bloc aircraft. Adm Blackburn indicated ships could sail into 12 mile Chinese waters to reach Quemoy amid preparatory maneuvers by nationalist and U.S. Marines, while Peiping warned about sovereignty and refused talks though Washington pursued dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
US. S
Defense Ministry
Wang Shi-Ming
USA
Adm
Blackburn
United Press International
Charles Smith
U.S. Formosa
Pine Island
Coltvay
Nord
Suemag
U.S
Formosa Strait
Oveosa
Quamoy
U. S
Nawa
Tapa
Lo Vir Lun
Marine Corps
Hetnay
Taipei
Air Porte
Chiang
Ku-shek
Ant U
Pacific
Eisenhower Attends Communion at Sea Chapel In Peace Service
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower attended a seaside church service yesterday. They joined a communion procession and kneeled at the rail with two of their grandchildren, Navid and Barbara Anne. Security kept crowds distant as a Protestant chaplain led the ceremony in a sunlit chapel by the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonhower Kael
Alan
Navid
Barbara Anne
Sissed
Altne
Presbyterian Church
Allan Rail
Cmdr
Church of Christ
Wisenhower
Eisshhinver
Fire Knocks Out Telephone Service
AP reports a village of 3,500 in Colgaliy University area lost telephone service after a fire. Telephone workers set up mobile headquarters and four long distance circuits were restored, but switchboards were damaged and the cause remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TamMon
New ‘York
Nere
Colgaliy University
Colgate Thee Trojans
Pharmaey
Wilagton
New York
Adeablon Lenargancirs
Deph
William Richards
Viecirilo
Mamillon Ava
NATO Med To Speak Washington Conference Delayed
The Nativata Geni Association announced Latris Nersial Na lo breme Colemanier will speak at its genetic conference in Atantie City Noob on Gel 1. The event, slated for January, aims to discuss advances in native genetics amid global interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO Med
Washington
Latris Nersial Na‘lo
Breme Colemanier
Nativata Geni Assocition
Atantie City
Noob
Amaranths Meet At Masonite Temple
Amaranths to gather at Masonite Temple Apollo Court in a Forest Wires event. Members plan regular meetings and social activities while discussing lodge affairs and state-wide reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonite
Apollo Court
Y . Ammaranth
Amaranth
New York
New York State
Willy
Ann
Royal Inaiian
Neil Welow
Laird
Mrs Clark Dies. Troy Professor's Wife Passes Away
Bertha Louise Clark widow of Professor Letiog W. Clark head of RPI Department of Mechanism died Saturday at McCarthy Nursing Home Troy native and former Sybrandt daughter. Survived by husband daughter and grandchildren all of Troy. Funeral services at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Louise Clark
Letiog W. Clark
RPI
Valternaun
McCarthy Nursing
Rome
Boston
Clack
Bertha Syhrandt
William Hy
Ant Leland Sybrandt
Oakwood Avenue Prosebyterian Church
Leland
Ambrist College
Clark
Troy
Mig
Wilbur L. Kidder
David
Robert Kiser
Judith
Janet Kidder
15Th St
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Norman Kindt
Seth W. Gening
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Wil
Taterment
Oakwood Cemetery
Soviet Gift Troika For Cyrus Eaton At Hippodrome
The Soviet government presented Cleveland industrialist Cyrus Eaton with a troika of Velie horses, ridden by Eaton and his wife before 500 onlookers at the hippodrome. Eaton said the gift aims to foster understanding between the two peoples and a trainer will visit Avena Farms to teach feeding and care. He leaves for Austria today after two weeks of meetings with Premier Nikita and top officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Moscow
Cleviland
Cyrus Eaton
Eaton
Avena Farms
Cleveland
Nikita
Chrisslehey
Transmission oil damage car fire near Tagoule rail
A Saturday night incident on the Tagoule rail caused transmission oil damage and a fire to an unidentified driver's auto. Petershure volunteer firemen responded quickly but the blaze spread to the vehicle, with crews spraying water to control the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petershure
Global F ibter Emergency Landing in Corsica
Capt Charles W. Bante Jr. attempted a globe circling flight within eight days in a single engine plane. Fuel pump failure forced an emergency landing in a Corsican vineyard field near Borgo, three miles from Bastia airport. He was uninjured and plans to resume flight once repairs and transport are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastin
Corsica
Charles W. Bante Jr
Niles
Califordia
Globe
Borgo
Bastia
Banfe
Bante
Palo Alto
Calif
New York
Multiple Traffic Crashes Mark Night Across City
Police reported several accidents from last night including a driver injured after his car struck a guard rail and plunged down an embankment near Leversne Road. George E. Low arrested for leaving scene. John Adams complainant. Edward Blondin among injured in Bennington vicinity. two passengers released after hospital care. Funerals noted for Worthington and Montesi with services in Wynantskill and Cohoes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Scoepers
Athert Salspes
Scraigs Ave
Orit
Joseph Duncan
Gurney Avenue
Beth
Northern Drive
Leversne Road
Lugo
A. Tashey Funeral Home
Robert A. Proctor
End Ave
Cohoes
Orly
John Bates
Sth
Bates d. Barrett
5Th Ave
Bates
George E. Low
Grand Bi
John T. Adams
Troy
Silstrem
Congress
Thomas O'Donnell
Adam
Niwvakowski
Adams
Lee
Edward A. Blovdin
Richard O'Dell
Hoosick Falls
Sally Black
Bennington
Club To Hear Details Of Voting Methods
Augustus Coyne Republican welton commissioner speaks at the Hill Wards Republican Club first fall meeting at 1900 18th St Tub Rooms. He explains central and absentee registration differences while coroner Thomas Sivles presides over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Coyne
Wlelton
Hill Wards
Republican Club
18Th St
Coyne
Kenaselaey County
Thomas Sivles
Venezuelan Rebellion Suppressed As Caracas Clashes Erupt
Amid rebel efforts in Caracas, loyal forces seized radio stations before dawn but officers quickly retook them. Crowds clashed with police, pelted the police HQ with rocks and makeshift bombs. Government supporters urged calm as state authorities prepared for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe Alain
Caracas
Laxtrabalad
Din
Jose Hely Mendoza
Juan de Dios Moncada
Leva
Minules
Washington
State Department
Parkment
Ameri
U. S
Sorees
Mals Weriel Ney
Vinilar
Adlai Heads to Sahara Algiers for French Developments
Adlai Sleven travels toward Basse Messeauid to observe the French developments in Algiers Sahara, leaving yesterday for the mission. Local observers note ties to a broader strategic project and potential shifts in regional plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
CAP
Adlai Slevengan
Vir Yestenlag
Basse Messeauid
Franch '1
Aligerlas Sahorn
Five Area Men Named as CBA Alumni Representatives
Five area men were named representatives of the Christ an Brothers Academy Alumni Association. A meeting is slated for Friday at 8 p.m. at the academy cafeteria to elect new officers and a board of directors. The group, totaling 3,600 members, plans Homecoming Day and a Christmas dance with outgoing president Gheesman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Brothers Academy
Admni Association
Lark Olgtt
Associatig
Academy
Rafareria
Hrother Avatar
F.S.C
Anmudvegel
Troy Area
Troy
Thomas Walihany Cuves
John Farrar
Willian Dun
Watar
Massive Fire Destroys 431 Homes in Amarlin Area
A huge fire in Amarlin, Lidonesia, devastated 431 houses on Saturday, leaving 3,728 people homeless. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined with initial reports indicating widespread damage across the Jakar ta Yoduhdd district and ongoing rebuilding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarlin
Lidonesia
Jakarta
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Lane and Mr Carroll
Mrs Emma E Lane 91 wife of the late Charles Lane died Friday at Cowan Nursing Home Greenwich after years as a patient. Survived by daughter Mrs Berta Niles and seven grandchildren. Funeral today at 2 PM from Spin Funeral Home Cambridge with Rev Clyde Sumner. interment Pawnee Cemetery. Joseph A Garrell of 485 8th Ave and longtime Troy resident died at Leonard Hospital after brief illness. Survived by wife Mildred Dickey, son Joseph Carroll of Troy, two sisters and a brother. Services planned from Wilkan funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enema E. Lane
Emma &. Cane
Gharles Lane
Cowan Nursing Home
Greenwich
Pownal
Berta Niles
Cambridge
Walter Odell
Middle Auey
Vic
Warren Thayer
Yorth Bennington
Hlome
Camwidge
Clyde
Sumner
Embury
Joseph A. Garrell
8Th Ave
Rensselace Valveri
Troy
Leonard Hospital
South End
St. Joseph’s Church
Priay
Woving
Lansinghwrg
Ausistine Church
SL. Augustine's School
Uspira
Mildred Dickey
Joseph
C W Snyder 25 Year Club President at 34th meeting
Charley W. Snyder of Mohawk Power Corp, with 34 years service and sales supervisor of Troy, was elected president of the Eastern Division at the 34th annual 25 Year Club meeting at Searuon Manor Setyroon Like, Ark. Elbridge If Tinton, Lee N. Lambo, and others were elected officers. directors included W. B. Wrigley, T. Musgrove, E. B. Smith, and Merrill Suck. The club lists over 180 active and 824 retired members and 40 new electees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley W. Snyder
Roy
Nlegore Mohawk Power Corpars‘Hom
Wes
Searuon Manor
Setyroon
Ar. Snyder
Troy
Lo Sore Wikt Bie
Elbridge If Tinton
Abbany
Lee N
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Guaer
U.S Air Marre
Clark Field
Puthipnines
Eisenhower
Trojans
Cass Pharmacy
Exyis
Miss Worthington
Alsy Ibl B. Worthington
Noth Greenbush
West Sand Lake Rd
Russell L. Pater
First Reformed Church
Wynantskill
Stalph E. Batringer
Lester E. Gone Steel
Laveman Coonradt Jr
Rolf ‘Gundersen
Russell Caonradt Jr
Tary Add
Evanelsiog
Libra Bardri
Lenn Rainagiol
Dlia
Ralph Prancelini
Doatinick
Caeph Je
Heng Meneuces
Father Reilly
St. Kiary's
Rosar
Sadalile
Sith
Springville
DHS
Lester Brown
Mavhlas
Felday
Gthuvn
Saldhonte
Cig
Cohnes Rennes
Comaler
Allieanaeky
Repterthes
Inna
Walter E. Burke
Skecies
Ceramicn
Bettemann
Gthabs
Baiein
Conben
Conan Coane
Cabeen
Cesta de Maeva
Conan
Urals
Guy
George
Botvin
Basstun Norte
Ithia
Notier
Conatkutan
George C
Rolvin
Tity Chet
Menaannd
Adlai
Sahara
CBA
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C. W. Snyder
Waterford
Froy, Cohoes
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