Batcheller Attacks Steel Social Insurance Report
Hiland G. Batcheller president of Allegheny Ludlum Steel argues against noncontributory pensions and fixed spending for steelworker benefits. He defends free enterprise and criticizes government dictates on profits, wage boosts, and a state funded pension scheme as hampering individual initiative and competition. He lauds the president's fact finding board for opposing wage increases.
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New Haven
Cons
Hiland G. Betcheller
Allegheny Ladlum Steel Corp
Batcheller
Manufacturers’ ‘Association of Connecticut
Local St Rose Alumnae set Wright lecture in Albany
Local chairmen were named by the College of St. Rose Alumnae Association for a lecture by Most Rev. John J. Wright auxiliary bishop of Boston on Friday October 7 at Chancellors Hall Albany. Proceeds will benefit the College of St. Rose Scholarship Fund.
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College of St. Rose
John J. Wright
Archdiocese of
Boston
Chancellors Hall
Washington Avenue
Albany
Cochairman
Troy
Maurice Osborne
Mildred Baker
Margaret Barrett
J. J. O’brien
Katherine Shannahan
Helen Benson
Mary Hanrahan
Elizabeth O'Connell
Watervliet
Mary Hayes
Alumnae Association
Dorothy Baker
Rosary Society Elects Promoters at Sacred Heart Church
Three new promoters were appointed to the Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Church during a Monday meeting in the church library. New promoters are Mrs. James J. Dunne, Mrs. Joseph J. Maloney, and Mrs. Frank A. Tilley.
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iRosary Society of Sacred Heart Church
Library of
Theihurch
James J. Dunne
Joseph J. Maloney
Frank A. Tilley
John J. Sweeney
Edward W. Golden
W. Kenneth Doyle
John J. Daley
Averill Park PTA Reception Honors School Officials
The Averill Park Central School Parent Teacher Unit hosted a reception at Sand Lake Poestenkill on Monday night honoring faculty and Board of Education members. Mrs. Kimball D. Sprague led the program with Mrs. Henry Rosenfield directing the musical portion featuring Gladys Billig Elfreda Buer gert Lora Adams and Eleanor Ohr. Refreshments were arranged by Arne Kelseth. The next meeting is planned for October.
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Board of Education
Averill Park Central School
Sand Lake-Poestenkill
Kimball D. Sprague
Henry Rosenfield
Gladys Billig
Elfreda Buergert
Lora Adams
Eleanor Ohr
Arne Kelseth
Four Concerts in Yaide Series At Yalto Saratoga Springs
Yaido Music group announces four contemporary American music concerts in Yalto Saratoga Springs from Friday to Sunday. Performers include Vivian Rivkin Alfonso Montecine Sara Carter Nancy Chase and David Shuman with the Carnegie String Quartet and the 1949 Music Group Chamber Orchestra conducted by Dean Dix. Programs feature recent works by Dai Keong Lee Roland Leich Violet Archer Ernest Lubin Wallingford Reigger and Charles Ives. All concerts are open to the public with no reservations.
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Yalto
Saratoga Springs
Yaido Music Group
Vivian Rivkin
Alfonso Montecine
Sara Carter
Nancy Chase
David Shuman
Carnegie String Quartet
Chamber
Dean Dixon
Dai-Keong Lee
Roland Leich
Violet Archer
Ernest Lubin Wallingford Reigger
P. Glandville-Hicks
Charles Ives
Death victor in dash for medical help in Albany
A United Traction Co bus driver rushed to the Quail Street garage to obtain a doctor after an ill passenger, Samuel D. Miller, 63, collapsed. A physician pronounced Miller dead on arrival at Albany Hospital where he worked at a drugstore.
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Teath
Albany
Pasenger
United Traction Co. Ins
Quail Street
Samuel TD. Miller
Albany Hospital
Fourteen-year-old Troy High freshman hurt in street collision
Marie Valenti aged 14 from 1250 Fifth Avenue was struck by a trick and thrown against a second vehicle at Washington and Fourth Streets while walking to school. She suffered possible fractures to the hip knee and forearm with facial abrasions and was rushed to St. Marys Hospital for treatment.
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Maria Valenti
Troy
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Fourth Streets
Herhowl
Fourth Street
Eagle Pic Co
Albany
Jobe Flaherty
North Lake Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Samaritan Hospital
Valenti
iShe
Higne
Willian T. Shields, Jr
George Ruff
Ww. J. [Cunningham
Central Police Station
Frank Connery
Michael i. Kane
Detective Bureau
ALP Right-Wingers Win Primary Victory in Albany County
Final primary figures from the Albany County Board of Election show a sweeping write-in victory by a right wing faction led by John J. Kiley. In three county posts the left wing slate led by Morris Zurkman trailed by wide margins with mostly write-in spellings. Votes: county clerk Ery Gustavson 459, Ruth Roberts 27. sheriff Joseph P. Reedy 4, Chester A. Banks 29. coroner Maurice P. Devlin 469, Nicola Rossi 24.
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Albany County Board of Eire
Dons
ALP
John J. Kiley
A.L.P
Albany
Morris Zurkman
Left Wing Unions Rebuff Steel Accord Amid Wage Drive
Left wing unions led by Philip Murray abandoned the drive for a fourth round wage raise and urged Steelworkers to accept Truman board recommendations while Mine Mill and Smelter Workers urged rejection. Chicago convention criticized the board as weak pension and welfare plan. Union leaders cited Senate proceedings against Senator Blount in 179%-era context.
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Waebingten
Philip Murray
C.lg
Murray
United Steelworkers
Truman
Chicago
John Clark
Smelter Workers’ Union
Steel Board
Grant Oakes
Jett-wire United Farmquipment Workers Unit
Former Upstate men go to prison for unlicensed radio
Two former upstate residents were sentenced in Seattle to seven months in a federal prison camp for operating an unlicensed radio transmitter used to beat horse race bookmakers. George LaClair of Fort Edward and Ralph Casey of Glens Falls received seven months, with Edward Fitsie of Lacey, Washington, getting five months. all served at McNeil Island with fines on the other counts.
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Seattle
Wash
George LaClair
Fort Edward
Ralph Casey
Glens Falls
Edward Fitase
Lacey Wash
McNeil Island
Court Blocks Ban on Radio Giveaways
A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order blocking a ban on radio giveaways. The stay prevents enforcement while a hearing is scheduled. The case was filed by the CBE ARC and NAC against the Communications Commission.
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