Polio Outlook Improves In Rensselaer County
After a week with no new infantile paralysis cases, Health Commissioner Ti Rook Dengehliin said the outbreak is very definitely abating though some fear remains. Total cases in the county reach AX with two new cases in Hudson Falls raising the district total to 201 and the regional counts broken down by Washington 106 Warren 69 Saratoga 20. Schools in Glee Falls district stay closed until at least Sept 19 as village surveys and health checks continue. Fort Edward and Fort Ann will keep schools closed through this week and Sept 19 respectively after separate board meetings.
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Ti Rook Dengehliin
Con Iy
Health Department
Glee Falls
Hudson Falls
Washington
Warren
Saratoga
South Glens Falls
Fete Troy Couple on 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph Talbot of St Michaels Avenue celebrated their 25th anniversary at a family party. Married Sept 10 1914 at Holy Trinity Church they received gifts including a chest of silver dollars for a future New York City second honeymoon. Talbot works as night superintendent at the Troy Post Office. Their children Joseph Thomas and Mary along with Patrick helped plan the surprise observance.
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Joseph Talbot
Joseph
Thomas Talbot
Siena College
Mary
Catholic Central High School
Gon. Patrick
St. Joseph's School
Jackson Blames Rutledge Death On Overwork
A high tribunal justice Rutledge dies at 62 after a hemorrhage, blamed on overwork. Justice Hubert Jackson defends devotion to duty while noting another colleague, Justice Murphy, died recently of a heart ailment. Speculation hints at a Catholic jurist as successor.
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York
Tan
Wiley Ho
High Tribunal
Hulwerke
York Village Hospital
Hubert Jackson
Millidges
Jiethe Hulledge
Frank Murphy
Dretrott
Supreme Court
Madedges
Washington
Joly
J. Howard McGrath
Death by own action ruled in Miller couple case
Authorities ruled the deaths of Torin Miller 48 and his wife Mary R Miller by their own actions. The couple were found dead in their car at a Normanskill picnic and fishing spot near McCormack's Corners after asphyxiation from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Mary R. Miller
Albany Street
Schenectady
Normanskill
McCormack
I Mc Miller
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Watkins Products Company
Miller
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England
Cpi. G
F. Hurley
Troope
H. E. Pitcher
State Police
B.C.1
Newtonville
Yemen accuses Britain after RAF raid near Aden
Yemen protests to the United Nations Security Council, accusing Britain of violating the UN Charter with a strafing raid by four Royal Air Force planes. Acting Foreign Minister Mohammed Ibn Abdullah Amri says Britain attacked Yemen’s independence and dignity after Aden clashes and fortification near Naad Mardad.
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Royal Air Force
Cairs
Egypt
Britain
Mohammed Ibn Abdullah Amri
United Nations Security Council
U.N
London
Rase
Fot Naad Mardad
Aden Protectorate
Aden
Chinese Communists Pestered By Bandits Across Regions
Dispatches report Communist forces facing bandit activity from Manchuria to Kwangtung in South China. Observers ask if Red military advances toward Canton slowed due to diverting troops to suppress bandit actions along major rivers and occupied zones.
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Shanghai
Pittshure Priest Condemns Automobiles
A Pittshure priest denounces automobiles as harmful to humanity in a wartime era column. The article cites his sermon at Sacred Heart Church and discusses calls to curb car use, warning of moral and social dangers.
Troy Italians Celebrate Feast Day in Shrine Chapel
Italian Americans of Troy joined Dominick Crater yesterday at a private shrine on Sherman Avenue to honor the Madonna di Monte Vergine. The event featured a 16 member band, solemn mass, and fireworks display at 10:30 p.m. Organized by Angelo Valente, Michael Ciscarelli, and committees led by Alfonso Ciccarelli and Vito Ciciarelli, the celebration drew cross community attendance after the chapel’s erection as a personal tradition.
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Troy
Dominick Crater
Sherman Avenue
Costa
Alan
Troy Man
Augustine Ciuffe
O. PM
St. Anthony’s Church
Sen Rebellato
OFM
Bernard Dacei
O.F.M
St. Anthony’ S ‘Church
Angelo Valente
Michael Ciscarelli
Cochairman
Jver
Alfonso Ciccarelli
Vito Ciciarelli
Jermy Clemente
John Rea
Mia
Josie Tea
Anthony Costa
Paul Costa
Frank Ciccarelli
Cambridge township caucuses nominate multiple local officials
In Cambridge township covering Whi Creek Jackson and Cam bridge three contests yielded Lestie Maxwell as supervisor 174 votes over four rivals Joseph Gillis Bej nominated for highways 283 votes over Cortland Thomas and William Zito Robert Wells won justice of the peace 271 to 133 Other Cambridge picks included Darwin Whitcomb George Bowles Wilfred Butler Henry Thomas and Mary Rice In White Creek Byron Hertington beat Laster Babcock 9 to 41 remaining nominations listed for clerk highways collector justice of the peace and various assessors and school director positions
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Phighways
Cambridge
Darwin Whitcomb
George Bowles
Wilfred Butler
Henry Thomas
Tive
Mary Rice
Jackson
Roland Luskin
Harold McMorris
John Skellie
Samuel Wallace
Anson Cary
Emerson Lenihan
William McMorris
George ‘Sutherland
White Creek
Byron M. Hertington
Laster Babcock
Florence Hurd
Clinton Bennett
Elizabeth Center
Burt BR. Norton
Robert Niles
Wanter le Gre
Raymond Taber
W. A. Leon ‘Ard
Boy Hurt In Ball Game Home From Hospital
Marvin Boomhower a 14 year old of Fifteenth Street was treated at Sto Man's Hospital Friday after an arm injury while playing baseball at the Public Market. He was released a short time later and transferred back to school for further treatment under supervision of officials Moran and McKelly.
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Marvin Boomhower
Sto Man's Hospital
Fatreimen Anka P. Moran
Joseph McKelly
Caughlin
Tres
Hoosick Falls Firms Sell To ECA Countries
Hoosick Falls firms transfer operations to ECA as announced. From July 1 to 18, Wan Ping Corp and Somerhof newt standard Arr Tats in Greve and Herew Engineermr Casal UTR move to Den mrark under wartime wartime trade adjustments.
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Hoosick Falls
ECA
Wan Ping Corp
Greve
Herew& Engineermr
Denmrark
Fire damages garage on Federal Street
Fire crews quickly extinguished a blaze at a garage on Federal Street after an alarm from Rex IMe. Fire officials report the cause under investigation and note damage to the structure and nearby area.
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Federal Street
Dagwute
Paice
Rex
Trev Circle Meeting For Friendship Circle Event
The Trev Circle and the Academy of Friendship of Trev Chapter Women of the Mowar plan a meeting at the bene of Mise Virginia Bertrandith with Mrs Doris Tessier as chair. Court notices and petitions appear in a bankruptcy case filed in Utica with debts around 15008 dollars and multiple real estate mortgages. Local credits include Farmers Home Admin Adirondack Farmers Cooperative Exchange and Proctor Trat Co with varied sums and filings. Car registrations show an increase of about 6900 since 1921.
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Women of the
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Virginia Bertrandith
Doris Tessier
Peotiding
Rin
Treshmments
Be Gered
Gaxkruyt
Mary Ml Nokes
Argo
Fort Edwart
Federal Tanst
Utica
Ote Farmers Home
ELM
Adirondack Farmers Cooperative “Exchange
Fort Edward
Nelson Simon Dies At 84 In Melrose
Nelson A Simon lifelong Melrose resident died after a brief illness just before would have marked his 60th wedding anniversary. He was born in Grafton and lived in Melrose since 1891. Survived by widow Nettie M Bailey three daughters and four sons plus eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at residence Wednesday 2 p.m. Elmwood Cemetery Schaghticoke.
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Melrose
Simon
Grafton
Diamond Rock Lodge
Gold Fallows of
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Melrose Methodist
Forminer
Nettie M. Bailey
LeRoy W. Roberts
Boy Injures Hip In Bicycle Collision With Truck
Arthur Hildebrandt a 15 year old resident at 102 Hill Street sustained contusions to the right hip when his bicycle ran into a truck at People's Avenue and Ninth Street. The crash involved a Cloverleaf Creamery truck driven by Thomas G Griffin of 41 Ninth Street. He was transported to Samaritan Hospital by the driver. Patrolmen Howard Campbell and Joseph F Walsh reported.
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Hill ‘Street
People’s Avenue
Ninth Street
Howard Campbell
Joseph F. Walsh
Radio Patrol
Cloverleaf Creamery
Thomas G. Griffin
People's Avenue
Suez
Samaritan Hospital
Griffin
G O P Senators Urge Farmers to Voice Farm Plan
Washington reports two Republican senators Hutler of Nebraska and Mundt of South Dakota urged grass root farmers to express preferred permanent farm program at the Republican National Farm Conference in Sioux City. Butler said the gathering is a farm meeting not a political event and will seek farmer views on farm relief and proposed legislation.
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Washington
G.O.P
Hutler
R.-Neb
Mundt
R.-S.d
Sioux
City
Tews
Butler
Schaghticoke Plans Child Health Clinic
A child health consultation clinic will be held at the Schaghticoke Municipal Building tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. Dr Howard Kenyon and Miss Marion Sheehan will administer diphtheria tetanus pertussis toxoid smallpox vaccines and related serums to children aged three months to six years on parental request.
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Schaghticoke
Howard Kenyon
Marion Sheehan
Auxiliary To Convene Meeting Amid Postponed Election
The American Legion Auxiliary plans to convene a rersteriaer commission meeting tomorrow night at Castisten Postrening at 8 38 pm. Mrs Margaret Meo Keever serves as county chairman and announced the session.
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Ameren Legion
Castisten
Mra
Margaret Meo
Keever
VFW Dinner Honors Mrs McClean During Hudson Mohawk Meeting
The Hudson Mohawk VFW Council held a dinner honoring Mrs. McClean, recently elected president. Frank J. Mealy outlined plans for Clyde A. Lewis's reception in Troy and discussed State Amendment 5 or the Mitchell Bill affecting veterans civil service rankings. Joseph R. Douglas acted as MC and presented a gift.
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Kitnel McClean
Hudson Mohawk Council
V.F.W. Auzillar
Fryjan
Beturday
Frank J. Mealy
Albany
United States Tax Enforcement Division
Clyde A. Lewis
National Commandry
Troy
Mealy
Joseph R. Douglas
Mee Clean
Mary C. Nash
Alice Soulier
Helen M. Howe
Steel wage clamp looms as board backs pension plans
The fact finding board signals restraint on wage boosts for six months and favors crediting existing pension and insurance plans. Experts foresee broad use of employer-financed pension schemes nationwide, aiding leaders like John Lewis in coal but complicating steel wage talks. Lewis may seek shorter work hours without pay cuts, while auto workers push for pensions alongside raises.
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Ser
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Lewis
Philip Murray
Steel Board
Bluefield
White Sulphur Springs
W. V
C1.c
Ford Motors Co
German Group Foresees Collapse of Weimar Echo
A German extremist faction predicted in a meeting that the West German state would crumble like the Weimar republic. The group urged youth to reject existing parties and join their movement. The remarks echoed the rhetoric of earlier Nazi orbit, with leaders urging dire outcomes.
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Weimar Republic
Gab Driver Outwits Pair In Rough City Hold Up
A taxi driver defeated two attackers during a city hold up. He described using quick thinking and a diversion to escape as police investigated the incident and recovered items from the scene.
Merchants Barran To Name Committee
Merchants Barran to name a committee for the upcoming meeting schedule Thursday evening at The Hendrick Huda. The committee will select the chairman and officers to be elected at the session. The group will discuss campaigns and plans for noise control and salon improvements.
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Barrat Wat
Coon
Hendrick Huda
Beo
Jong HL Clark
toRairman
Ort, & Gence
Grep
Ates
Chretien
Industrial Commissioner Cora to Speak on Labor Relations
Edward F. Cora of the New York State Department of Labor will address the Hudson Valley Chapter of the Go Society for the Advancement of Management at The Headrick Hudson tomorrow at 6 p.m. He will discuss labor management relations in New York State and is expected to comment on the new disability benefits law. Previously serving as isolation commissioner at Ellis Island, he chairs the New York State Committee on Displaced Persons.
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Edward F. Cora
New York
Cora
Fills Island
Hoover
Roosevelt
New York State
British and United States discuss aid for Britain after dollar shortage
Working parties from Britain United States and Canada meet to outline a three nation communiqué. Steps include liberalizing Marshall Plan rules to fund Canadian purchases, easing regulations on British exports and materials, and expanding cooperation on strategic raw materials. Britain would increase export drive while cutting costs.
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Sorce
Britain
Canada
Swiss Free Market
International Fund
State Department
Congress
Deraks Ap
Seth
Sayders
Frank Discux
Sitex
Forticn
Bevin
Leerburg
Tencheon
Bertetare
Thre Brittenembaceay
Vienna
Wateriet
Acheson
Edward Canton Acheson
Gasage Washington University
In Brief: Sports Results Across Cities
A summary of sports results from multiple locales. Dorie Hart defeats Betty Hinton in a U S women’s match while Sturgeory and Ampon reach the semifinals in a tennis event. Ferrier leads at Kansas City Open with three strokes under par. Edgemere Handicap winner My Request with Stunts second. Debcaster’s Ridgewood wins St Leger Stakes in England. Roman Bath edges Wisconsin Boy in Hawthorne race. Topes Boy sets Del Mar track record in the Del Mar Handicap. Prophets Thumb wins Pageant Handicap at Atlantic City. Petit Bleu captures Narragansett Park Jeanne D’Arc Stakes. Rare Perfume places second in a Rhode Island race.
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Aqueduct
Stunts
Auxsault
Atomie
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I Debcaster
England
Ridgewood
Dust Devil
William Woodward
Lone Eagle
Chicago
Roman Bath
Wisconsin
Hawthorne
del Mar
Cal
Atlantic City
Celeste
Pawtucket
St Paul Captures Association Pennant In Final Series
St Paul clinched the Americas Association pennant by sweeping Milwaukee with 12-7 and 6-3 scores. The Saints, needing two wins, held a half game lead over Indianapolis as Indy also won two games. Phil Haugstad, Saint ace, pitched the decisive game after a strong Saturday performance.
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Milwaukee
Bill
Saints
Indianapolis
Indians
Toledo
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Saint Ace
Longden Struggles on English Racecourse
Johnny Longden, premier American jockey, has failed to win in six mounts in England. His rides over there have produced only one in the money finish, despite his record for most winners among active American jockeys.
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Eng
Fang
Johnny
Longden
England
Sate Baptist Council Elects Waterford Man
Waterford man Pewictt Lowther was elected president and regional heircam of the New Tek State Council of Baptist Laymen at Hamilton yesterday. F. P. Brighmaan of Scienectoty was reelected secretary. Ten were chosen at the annual retreat held at 32 Comat Colere.
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Pewictt Lowther
Waterford
Baptist Laywren
Hamilton
F. PF. Brighmaan
Scienectoty
Fith
Comat
Colere
Earhart 42 Yard Run Lifts Packers Past New York
Earhart sprinted 42 yards for a late touchdown helping the Green Bay Packers beat the New York 7 to 3 in an NFL exhibition. Scollard added a Giants field goal in the third, but Earhart broke through to secure the victory.
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Packers
Rock Island
Ralph Earhart
Green Bay Packers
New York
Nick Scollard
Longtime Waterford Board President Resigns After 22 Years
Thomas H. Morrie resigns from the Waterford Board of Education after 22 years of service. Richard Anderson of 11% Fourth Street Waterford is named to fill the vacancy at a board meeting. Anderson, a lifelong resident who followed his father on the board, is a Dartmouth College graduate class of 1933.
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Thomas H. Morris
Sagmust
Waterford
Andereson
Dartmouth College
Ferrier Wins Kansas City Open With 11 Under Par
Jim Ferrier of San Francisco captured the $5,000 Kansas City Open with a 72 hole total of 271, 11 under par. Dick Motz of Arkansas City finished second at 281 after a 71 final round. Dave Douglas, long shot from Newart, Del., tied for third with Cary Middlecoff after a course record 66 in the final round.
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Gait
Kansas City
Jie Ferrier
San Francisco
Jim Ferrer
Dick Motz
Arkansas City
Kan
Dave Douglas
Newart
Del
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Vols Capture Southern Association Pennant Again
Nashville Vols clinched the Southern Association pennant for a second straight year by splitting a doubleheader with the Chattanooga Lookouts in Chattanooga Tennessee. The Vols won the first game 11 to 4 while Bobo Newsom won the second for the Lookouts 3 to 1. Newsom recorded his 17th win, striking out seven and allowing ten hits.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Nashville Vols
Chattanooga Lookouts
Vols
Bobo Newsom
Lookouts
Boho
Chamber To Meet In Regular Monthly Session
The Troy Chamber of Commerce will resume its regular monthly meeting tomorrow night at The Hendrick Hudson The organization convenes on the second Tuesday of each month James F O Crowley is president and will preside.
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Troy Chamber of Commerce
Hendrick Hudson
James F. O'Crowley
Browns Defensive End Cheekbone Broken in Colts Game
Cleveland Browns defensive end George Young suffered a broken cheekbone yesterday in a second quarter pileup with the Baltimore Colts.
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Cleveland
George Young
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
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