Thirteen Killed In Alaska Plane Crash
Thirteen servicemen died when an Air Force C47 crashed on takeoff at Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska. Investigators found additional remains as seven survivors were treated at Elmendorf Hospital. Names of the dead were withheld pending official notices. survivors were identified as seven officers stationed at Eielson AFB.
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Anchorage
Masha
Ain
Air Force
Krausls
Elmendorf Air Freebase
Elmendorf
Sf Sect
Elmendarf
APB
Aly Forge
Willian W. Cowan
Sclavariz
RG. Mae Q
L. D. Arner
Tudi
Sina
Ernest M. Conner
Eielson Afb
Banks
CCHS Class Of 38 To Plan Fal Reunion
Catholic Central High School class of 1938 plans a fall reunion with a dinner and dancing. A meeting will name committee chairs and invite all class members and guests to attend.
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CCHS
Catholic Central High School
Chhairman
DeMolay Plans For Election On Sept 22
DeMolay Chapter of the Order of DeMolay met Monday night to outline officer elections for the coming season. The Sept. 22 meeting at the Masame Temple will elect new officers and a public installation is set for November 13 at 8 p.m., presided by Bruce Gray, master councilor.
Albany Names Stationmaster Edward J. Bernard
Edward J. Bernard 48 of Albany has been named stationmaster succeeding Sanford Horton who retired after 48 years. Bernard, a former yard manager for the New York Central at Troy, grew up in Braintree Mass and has served as assistant stationmaster since 1950. He and his wife live at 25 Tobin Street with two children.
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New York Cental Railroad
Troy
Albany
Edward J. Bernard
Tobin St
Sanford Horton
Greenbush
Mr. Bernard
Rensselaer and
Braintree
Mass
Pharmaceutical Society To Meet Opens Season
The Pharmaceutical Society holds its opening meeting today at 10 am at Callahang Restaurant. Keith from E. R. Squibb & Co. will discuss Yan Cam Have, Cake and Bali Too. President Ariald KE Fallon presides and introduces the speaker as committee reports outline day events.
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Joy Pharmaceutical Society
Pam
Callahang Restaurant
Peaker
Keith
E. It. Squibb & Uo
Adiscuss
Yan Cam
Cake
Bali
Ariald KE. Fallon
Dai
Wouter
Chiishense
Women 8s Turns In Driver's License Albany
An Long Island woman, Mrs. Charles J. Leit of Nitlside, turned in her driver’s license to preserve her previously perfect record. She noted it would be no nice gesture to drive after jeopardizing others’ safety and thus retired from driving voluntarily.
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Albany
UMD
Long Island
Charles J. Leit
Nitlside
Dis
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Shenendehowa Faculty Meetings Amid Transfer of Duties
Shenendehowa faculty conferences were held at Shenendehowa Central with a general meeting in York AB. A batch meeting for new faculty occurred as two cargo workers on the Grace Liner Santa Coriliz y were injured when a hatch cover fell, killing one and injuring another. Tony Palmer, 51, of Manhattan, was the injured worker later taken to Columbus Hospital in fair condition. The ship, docked at Pier 37 on the Madison River, was loading for South American ports. a hatch cover incident led to injuries. Community leaders and PTA officials greeted the faculty, with remarks from Francis Baker of the Shenendellons Teachers Association. A steak roast at the Stillwater Rod and Gary Club marked the annual outing, sponsored by the Shenendehowa Teachers Association.
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Shenendehawa Central
Sehavl
Charles
Frice
York
Meri
Santa Coriliz Y
Kinect
Tony Palmer
Manhattan
Paul Bell
St. Albans
Queens
Columbus
Pier 37
Madson River
Francis Baker
Shenendellons Teachers Asa
Stillwater Rod and Gary
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Nursing Alumnae At Samavilan Plan Program
Nursing alumnae at Samavilan plan a program on Oct. 29 at Marian Hospital. Roland C. Eaton, hospital administrator, will speak on new patient care services after construction. A faculty panel will discuss nursing education, with displays and a hospital tour to follow. The fall business meeting will conclude the event.
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Marian Hospital
Upam
Roland C. Eaton
School of Nursing
Alumnae ® Association
City Debts Hit New High Mark in 1957 Fiscal Year
Census bureau figures show municipal debt rose 12.2 percent during 1957 to 18.893 billion dollars while borrowing ran 20 percent ahead of plan at 2.63 billion. Cities paid off 1.175 billion in soft debts. Per capita debt was highest in the five cities over one million population at 116 dollars, about twice that of other groups.
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Ained Foresters
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