Husband Accidentally Shoots Wife in Albany Home
A 23 year old man, Andrew Wiliguy Jr, accidentally discharged a 39 caliber revolver while cleaning it in a Colonie home. The bullet pierced a wall into his wife Judith Wil £ 00. 23 and she underwent surgery at St Peter’s in Albany. her condition listed as fair. Police said the incident was accidental and no arrest is planned.
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Judith Wil
St. Peter's Lin Albany
Mercondi
Andrew Wiliguy Jr
Colonie
Smith
Gan
Walid
Tein
Janes Flaten
Partole
Mon Frank Virw
Joseph Sava
The
Cotonle Police
Inventisa Tert
Six Killed in Crash on Soviet Border Report
The United States asked Russia and Iran for data on a U.S. Air Force foam engine plane and crew after Soviet authorities said remnants of a downed C130 were found about 25 to 90 miles inside Soviet territory near Yerevan. Six crewmen reportedly died, with 11 missing. The crash allegedly occurred after Soviet fighters intercepted the American plane near the Turkish border. The U.S. embassy in Moscow was urged to press Russia for information and access to the crash site. The State Department sought confirmation and a burial transfer for the six identified victims.
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Vays
Tarchey
Adana
United States
Russia
Iran
Blnne
Moscow
Yerevan
Richard J. Davis
U.S
Davis
America
Department
Ant
Rats
Turkey
Kins
Unis
Dresa Tussia
Supreme Court Affirms Integration Order For Little Rock
The Supreme Court upheld a federal court ruling that Little Rock must proceed with its desegregation plan. The decision rejects suspending integration despite violent opposition and reinforces previous orders enforcing integration in public schools.
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Lite Rock
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U.S. Creat Court
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Harry J. Lemley
Hope, Ark
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Court of
Circuit Court
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Wieso United Los
Therato
Appeals Court
Rockefeller Salutes Jews in New Year in New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller, candidate for governor, thanked the Jewish community in New York as the Jewish New Year was observed. He issued a statement wishing a happy New Year and linking the holidays to moral traditions and the duties of civilization.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Trepulyljeme Canidie Wate
Yenterday
Fire damages two story dwelling on Avenue Ist street
A early today fire of unknown origin damaged a two story dwelling at the northeast corner of Viane Ist streets, the scene of a previous blaze months ago. Neighbors reported flames around 2 am and alerted firemen who were on scene for about an hour. The owner's name could not be determined.
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Vdane Ist
Amorea
Arid Sowieed
No Cause Ruled In Loan Case In Waterford Fraud Suit
A seven woman five man jury in Troy returned a no cause ruling in a Domestic Finance Corp suit against Waterford couple J and Ethyl Ahearn. The case involved alleged fraudulent loan practice and mislisting of debts after a Dec. 30 1933 loan increase to 500 dollars. The trial, seen as a test for similar cases, followed a prior summary judgment for the plaintiff in Supreme Court.
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Rensselaer Commy
Troy Finance Condpany
Waterford
Domestic Finance Corp
Warold
Ethyl Ahearn
Arerheat Summilians
Donald J. Shanley
The
Plain
John F. Kelly
Defencans
Hal Mus
Ahearn
Ancarn
Divorce Continues As Wife Speaks On Marriage Strains
In a continued divorce report, the wife describes marital strains over 12 years, acknowledging she was blind to issues and vowing to survive for their two children. Belcher notes uncertainty about filing location but says Debbie and Eddie would be involved. Fisher declines comment as the three-year marriage collapses.
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Belcher
Debbie
Eddie
Fisher
Rebels Claim Deaths in Algerian Clash Near Batia
The Algerian National Liberation Front says rebel forces killed 91 French troops and wounded 37 in a clash near Batia Maeria, while their losses are listed as 18 rebels killed and 7 wounded.
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Tavis
Algerian National Liberation Front
FEN
Batia
Maeria
Atlantic Fleet To Conduct Anti Submarine Drill Off Coast
Atlantic Fleet to conduct anti submarine warfare drills off the east coast for 12 days beginning September 14 to test convoy protection procedures. Four aircraft squadrons will participate along with 12 destroyers an oiler a ammunition ship and two submarines.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
Aad Airerall
Faubus Proclaims Special Election Over School Integration
Faubus issued a proclamation on Oct. 7 for a special election to decide the question of integrating Arkansas schools. The move follows the governor signing a new anti integration bill and outlines state support for tuition if public schools close or segregated classes persist. Attorney Kenneth Cafe filed suit on behalf of an avowed segregationist challenging the governor’s action and the constitutionality of the legislative measure.
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Penne Court Dy Washington
Bo ‘Ie
Ben
Faubus Eet
Raubus
Rght
Hit
Astrorney
Kenneth Cafefolt
Tittle Rock
Coltel
Gertie
Garrett
Little Rock
Library To Exhibit New Books
Misa Fanny Howe, librarian at Troy Public Library, announced new books added to the collection and slated for one week exhibition before circulation. Items include Better Chalk Walks, How to Repay Washington Machines, Frigerators, unfinished Alger Hiss story, and fiction such as Trouble At Tully's Run and Where Is Mary Bushwick.
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Howe
Troy Public
Campbelly
Alger Hiss
Anjeriva
N. B. Keyes
Flintlock
Leach
L. Kind
Claud Stuy
P. Hadlum
Seaver
Riexuys American
A. W. Matty
Sidney Mitchel
Walter Skiing
Dick Prada
MIT
Boston
G. C. Trescott
Arts of Living
Vogue
Tully's Run
G. O. Appell
Mary Bushwick
Eliove Denniston
Louis Gelding
Gypsy Contoga
G. I. Waly Seidman
Sor Biies Moll
Cool Nights and Warm Days Forecast for Avea
The forecast calls for pleasant weekend weather with cool nights and warm days. Skies clear and sunny today with temperatures in the 70s, tonight dipping to near the upper 40s, and similar conditions tomorrow with little temperature change.
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Mercury
Iito
Poestenkill School Opens Season With Alaska Film
The Varent-Yeachor Assistant Elementary School in Poestenkill holds its first meeting of the season in the school auditorium. A covered dish supper precedes the business meeting led by President Frank Roberts. A film show about Alaska will follow, with commentary by Herford Smith, district superintendent. All parents of new students are urged to attend.
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Porsterk
Yan
Howe
Pyllew
Frank Roberts
Businesf
Alaska
Ay Herford Smith
Jeremy
Heocildren
Dentists and Nurses Pass State Examination Test
Troy residents and others across counties passed state examinations for dentists and licensed nurses. A total of 380 candidates completed the tests with multiple Troy women among the successful. Notable names include Richard If. Phillips of Brunswick Road and several prominent locals from Castleton and Glens Falls areas.
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Censold
Richard If. Phillips
Brunswick Road
William A. Healey
John Spychalski
Walerviich
John
Enpalito
Granville
George D. Marit
Cambridge
Castleton
Beverly B Colleen
Cosgrme
Carul Aal
Lamjahd
Rosellen McCall
Warren Ave
Carel G
Wilkinson
Scott Aye
Jann M. Shor
Hamilton St
Cohacs
Dale I. Goodfellow
Pinewood Ave
Saratopal Springs
Margin
EB. Phillips
Ballston Spa
Genevieve G. Cleveland
North River
Katherime M. Hoey
Glens Palls
Rdane
Majlalien
Glens Pali
Ada
E. Noyes
Glens Falls
Barbara Falls
Mary and Ann
Cooper
Ruellets Landing
Youth in Miner Case Links to Staten Island Travel
Police report a youth connected to the Miner homicide case in New York fled publicity, admitted being on Staten Island, and agreed to return to New York for story verification. Melvin Nimer and his wife were killed. a youth’s statements and family context are noted as investigators pursue the mystery.
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Hoffa Aide Testified Before Hearing From Michigan
Troy native George Fitzgerald testified yesterday before the Select Committee on Improper Activities in Labor and Management in Washington and Detroit. Fitzgerald, counsel for the Michigan Teamsters and an assistant US attorney, described his varied career and family ties to Wayne County. He discussed past actions of the union and his involvement as a lawyer for the Teamsters in related cases.
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Michigan Teamatals
James R. Holfa
Teamsters
Wnton
Dor
Management Funll
Michigan
Washington, D.C
E Leareer
Drow
My. Fitzgerald
C. i
Winm B
Ellen M. O
Holy National
Cross College
Tewtanant J University of Detroit
Philip Hart
Detroit
Tihe
G. Mennen ‘Williams
Se|dock Committee
West and Vanderbilt Dominate Final Board in 1934 Whist Meet
In a West card room tale from the 1934 American Whist League team championship, Dummy led and Harold Vanderbilt called the eight of clubs amid a tense ten minute huddle. The eight of clubs and a diamond misstep shaped the board, with our side scoring four club tricks while an at-table diamonds contract yielded five diamonds for the partners. The pivotal play swung the match as the final board decided the tournament’s overall margin.
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Harol Vanderbilt
South
Queen of Diamonds
Lewzue
Vanderbilt
Bridge puzzle about one spade opening double
Partner doubles a one spade opening and the hand holds seven points including an ace. With A L D D VARSTZ QHTI IZ, determine the best action after the double. The prompt asks for the correct bid or play in this bridge problem.
Leaders Discuss Camp Fire Work Learn Crafts
Mrs. Richard Page presided over a Camp Fire meeting in the Northern District where leaders discussed campfire activities. Airs. Elsa Cathout taught new songs, Mrs. Earl Finkle demonstrated crafts for blue birds, and Mrs. Edward Bertholomelow outlined program planning.
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Richard Page
Elsa Cathout
Earl Finkle
Edward Bertholomew
Mery Quinn
Railroad Employee Addresses Cluly Railroad Employee Addresses Cluly
Arthur Bubb, an employee of the Delaware Hudson Railroad, spoke at St. Mark's Men's Club fall supper. William Darby introduced the speaker. Bubb, longtime Delaware Hudson official, outlined current problems in the American railroad system. Anderson led a community sing along with Evelynn Johnson Small. Thuyman OM, club president, presided as discussion followed.
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Delaware & Hudson Railroad
St. Mark's Men's Club
William Darby
Blbh
Delaware & Hudm
Anderson
Evellyn Johnson Small
Thuyman OM
Central Markets Picketed By Teamsters In Albany Area
The dispute between Golub Corp Central Markets and Teamsters Local 204 led to picketing at Gim’s stores and four warehouses in the Troy Albany Schenectady region. Golub cited no NLRB election while union reps were unavailable for comment. The rhododendron note follows a separate plant description.
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Central Mars Kets, Inc
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Albany
Schenectady
Teamsters Local
Gim
Ube
Waleevliet
Lninn
Bernard Golub
Corporalifn
Vicw
Central Markets
Die
NLRB
Golub
Corfu woman dies from injuries after Virginia crash
Joni Dur, 64, of Corfu New York died from injuries suffered in a two car collision at the intersection of Route 28 in northern Virginia near Realton. The crash occurred around 2.00 pm yesterday as the involved vehicles, including a passenger car, collided at the intersection. Dur had been hospitalized in Washington before succumbing to injuries.
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Joni’ Dur
Corfu
N.Y
Washington Hospital
Virginina
Albia Game Club Elects Officers
The Albia Fish and Game Club held its recent officer election in the clubrooms. Elected were George Milday president Arnold V. Leonard vice president William A. Sryan treasurer Charles M. mithroviteh corresponding secretary Fran is J. Roberts recording secretary Frank Roberts chair man and Donald Dustin co chairmen for the annual installation banquet set for Saturday October 1 at Sid liven Jones Post New in Po es lenkill. The next regular meeting is September 23 with trustees and chairmen for standing committees to be appointed. instructors for the archery ranges and giving also to be appointed.
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Albia Fish & Game Club
Las Pass
Tonkill
Wee George Milday
Arnold V. Leonard
Vce
William A. Sryan
Charles M. @mithroviteh
Aid Francis J. Roberts
Frank Roberts
Donald Dustin
Sidliven Jones Post
Yew
Poeslenkill
He Ning
Gytving
Aps Pointurt
Tax Cut Debates Stirred By Recession Warnings
The piece notes a debate on broad tax cuts as a rapid recession remedy. Morgan chairman Henry Alexander called for a five percent across the board cut, while Eisenhower opposed tax cuts. Figures like Leon Keyserling and groups such as APL CIO urged action, but Congress remained cautious and chose not to intervene.
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Henry Alexander
Eisenhower
Leon Keyserling
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CIO
Council of State
Commerée
Dune
Congress
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