Obituary notices for MacFarlane Holden Nielsen and Gross
Funeral services were held yesterday for Minnie D MacFarlane at Bryce Funeral Home with Rev Fred C Bennett officiating. Elmer P Holden 79 of Corinth died after a long illness and was buried in Forestdale Vermont. Evelyn Nielsen 37 of Troy died after a lingering illness and funeral Masses are planned at St Patrick's Church. Fannie Gross, born 1878, of Hoosick Falls died in Alhambra California. cremation and interment will follow in West Springfield Mass. Surviving relatives include spouses children siblings and in laws.
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Bryce Funeral Home
5Th Ave
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Green Island Methodist Church
Jesse Bott
Henry S. Reynolds
S. Irwin NcNeill
Donald I McNeill
Oakwood Cemetery
Elmer P. Halden
West Maple Street
Corinth
Lilla Cahee Clark
Raymond Holden
Cadillac, Mich
George Holden
Chester
Forestdale
Evelyn Nielson
6Th Ave
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Helen Waterbury Eriksen
Mathias Eriksen
St Patrick's Church
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Robert Grigoleit
Carol
Sally Neilson
John
Gerry Neilson
Dallas Coonrad
George Laviolette
William
Eugene Eriksen
Raymond Waterbury
Fonda
River St
Fannie Gross
Fannie Bissell Gross
Hoosick Falls
Bertha Hewitt
Alhambra
Calif
Meeting House Hill Cemetery
West Springfield
Mass
Gross
Melvin I. Hill
Argentine Army reshuffles and CGT militia proposal echo power struggle
Five officers accuser Accuse Five to Picasso Lt Col Carlos Alberto Maria Carabba and Maj Jorge Manuel Fernandez Funez were reassigned with Sosa Molina moved to command the 2nd Army. Gen Juan Jose Polera took over as director general of military regions as Baldasarre and Lagos resigned. The CGT offered its six million members as a civil militia, signaling tension with the army amid calls for Christian Democrat unity and fear of church-state clashes under Peron.
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Christian Democrats
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Roman Catholic Movement
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Watervliet Brakeman Loses Foot In Albany Train Truck Crash
Donald McCrea 52 of Watervliet, a D and H brakeman, lost his right foot when a fuel oil truck collided with a two car train near Green and Gansevoort in Albany. The truck driver A H Leppart Sr of Troy was not reportedly injured. Police noted flashing lights and a crossing watchman on duty.
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Albany Hospital
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Whiteview Rd
Troy
Anthony Dean
Green and
Gansevoort
Port of
August Liff
82Nd Ave
Morocco Pact in Sight as Faure Aims for Accord
Paris sources say a Moroccan settlement is in sight with an announcement soon. Premier Edgar Faure had set September 12 as a target for an accord, contingent on Sultan Moulay Arafa’s removal, a new Moroccan government, and a review of protectorate ties.
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U S Opposes Nuclear Veto At United Nations
President arms adviser Harold F. Stassen told the Soviet Union the United States will not permit a veto on the use of nuclear weapons for defense against aggression. He spoke after the seventh closed U N disarmament subcommittee meeting and reaffirmed self defense rights in the U N charter.
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Possible Hurricane Hilda Forms in Atlantic
Miami AP reports Weather Bureau forecasters consider a new tropical cyclone named Hilda may be forming in the Atlantic. A strong low pressure system off Africa and squalls near Cape Verde are watched as potential signs while officials await more data on the storm’s development.
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Forest Fires In California And Oregon See Limited Control
California fires near Santa Barbara began to come under control with back fires easing danger to Gaviota Las Cruces and Santa Barbara while crews battled a multi million dollar blaze on the 70 mile perimeter. In Oregon two firefighters died with bodies recovered after a deadly blaze near Round Butte.
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Turkey imposes martial law in Istanbul Ankara and Izmir
The Turkish military placed martial law in Istanbul Ankara and Izmir after riot damage. Curfew runs 11 p m to 5 a m and gatherings are banned including in homes. Public places close early and churches may only host worship services. Travel excepted.
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Dock Strike Flares as Crises Mount Nationally
ILA charges New York New Jersey Waterfront Commission used subpoenas and harsh methods to break unions. Govs Harriman and Meyner declined to intervene, urging lawful appeals and denouncing strike. Port disruptions hit Baltimore Philadelphia Boston Albany, with local ILA locals split on participation.
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Harriman Faces State Fair Visit With Election Talk
Gov. Harriman toured the New York State Fair and avoided implying a presidential bid while noting Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. in conversation. Onondaga Chair Hogan said Harriman privately suggested Roosevelt would accept if nominated, but he is not an active candidate.
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Cool Air Sweeps Across Northern U S From Canada
Cooler air from Canada spread over the north from the Pacific Northwest to New England and the Middle Atlantic states. The south and southwest remained hot with new fires reported in California. The upper Great Lakes and Florida peninsula saw limited relief.
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Reservists Cash Checks Sent As Bait in Michigan Campaign
Detroit AP report notes the Michigan military district mailed imitation payoff checks to 62,000 veterans to spur active reserve participation. Some checks ranging from 254.97 to 720.03 were cashed, prompting warnings to merchants to avoid accepting such checks.
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Buffalo Man Sworn In As Liquor Authority Deputy
Robert F. Costanzo aged 45 from Buffalo was sworn in yesterday as a deputy commissioner of the New York State Liquor Authority. He will serve in the upstate region and earn $8,090 a year. Previously he served as deputy director of the State Water Department for 20 years.
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ICA Names Brown U S Minister for Economic Affairs to U K
Winthrop G. Brown, head of ICA London, named U S minister for economic affairs to the United Kingdom. He remains ICA mission director, a post he took over June 30 after three years as deputy director. Brown has 14 years in government service and was formerly a New York lawyer.
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Survive-the-Hills Training Stresses 29,000 Trainees
Maj. Oliphant describes the learning exercise in Nevada as among the toughest for trainees. He reports zero cases of extensive physical or mental breakdown among 29,000 students and counters claims of prolonged brutal interrogations and coffin-like boxes during the course.
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Air Force Defends Evasion Training Methods
Newsweek cited drastic brainwashing drills at a Nevada school used to show how prisoners might be treated. Officials led by Casey deny degradation, stressing drills include instructors as demonstrators and about five percent of a 300 man class volunteer for the treatment to learn evasion and escape.
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Dr Burke Fills Board Vacancy After Member Enlists
Dr Burke fills two vacancies created when a board member is called to active duty. He is survived by his son Dr J Clarke Burke of Troy, a brother William Burke of Forest Hills, three sisters in Troy, and four grandchildren. Funeral at 9 a.m. from Burns Chapel and 9:30 a.m. at St Peter's Church with Requiem High Mass, burial in St Peter's Cemetery.
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Ecuador Peru clash tensions spike over frontier control
At a council meeting, Chiriboga warned that thousands of well armed Peruvians are near the Ecuadorian frontier and Peruvian naval vessels are close to the coast. Ecuador says nine soldiers were seized by Peru, while Peru denies endangering regional peace. The dispute traces to 1941 and the 1942 Rio de Janeiro treaty backed by US Brazil Argentina.
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Five Waтерlvliet Arsenal staff win efficiency awards
William W. Fuller of Troy joined four Watervliet Arsenal colleagues John W. Keoghan of Cohoes Raymond B. Farmer George E. Byrd and Raymond J. Hull in receiving awards for productive suggestions to improve efficiency. Col. E. S. Matthews announced the honors.
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Polio cases ease as vaccine impact shows uncertainty
The Public Health Service reported a drop to 2,033 new polio cases in the week ending Sept 3, a decline from the prior week, suggesting a possible peak. It noted 446 vaccine cases, 186 paralytic, and 642 million vaccine doses administered, while cautioning that full effects remain unclear.
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Adenauer Seeks Peace in Moscow Talks With Soviet Leaders
West German Chancellor Adenauer arrives in Moscow with 166 delegates to discuss peace and normalization of German Soviet relations. He says talks aim to serve peace and rejects neutrality and unilateral withdrawal from the Western alliance.
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