Obituary notices from Watervliet and Saratoga Springs
The page lists multiple funerals and memorials including Miss Elizabeth M L Halpin of 958 Broadway Watervliet and Mrs George LeBaron a former Troy resident. Also noted are services for Charles N Harris 33 of Albany Albert E Wilkes and Mrs C Ernest Goodwin with interments at St Agnes Cemetery St Marys Cemetery Oakwood Cemetery and South Glens Falls.
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Malpin
Elizabeth ML Halpin
Broadway, Watervliel
St Bridget’s Church
St. Agnes
Menands
Msgr. Hanrahan
Koweic
Rosary Society
St. Bridget's Church
George LeBaron
Rose Maguire
Watervliet
Troy
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
LeBaron
American Express Company
St. Clement's Church
Kark & Tunison Funeral
Lake Ayre
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Charles N. Harris
Albany
Dashhe
Central Ave
Our Lady of Angels Church
That City
George G. St. John
Joseph Nisiewiz
Robert Colvin
Benjamin Scalise
Jack Simmons
William Burns
James Quinn
Albert E. Wilkes
Bryce Funeral Home
Sth Ave
George Borthwick
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Martin Engle
Edward Rubeck
James Rysedorph
Albert Moeske
South Glens Falls
Vira
Goodwin
C. Ernest Goodwin
Mason Funeral Chapel
109Th Street
3Rd Avenue
Peter A. Fanning
the Redeemer Lutheran Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Pakistan Oil Pact Signed By Hunt Interests
Pakistan signed 60 year oil concession agreements with Nelson Bunker Hunt and partners for a minimum 42 million dollar exploration program. Ambassador Syed Amjad Ali signed for Pakistan while Caroline Hunt participates in funding 75 percent of exploration costs. Pakistan to invest up to 5 million dollars in two West Pakistan areas with profits shared on a 50 50 basis under depletion and tax terms.
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Washington
Pakistan
Nelson Bunker Hunt
H. L. Hunt
Dallas
Tex
Syed Amjad Ali
Caroline L. Hunt
Nelson
West
2000 On Stalled Train Sit 2 Hours In Tunnel
A Long Island Rail Road train stalled in the East River tunnel blocked 2,000 passengers in darkness for nearly two hours. A second train stalled behind it caused acrid smoke. blew ers activated, power and lights off. Trains hauled to Penn Station by auxiliary engines.
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New York
Long Island
East River Tunnel
Pennsylvania Station
Triple Fatal Thruway Crash Near Oneida
A three person death toll reached twenty two on the New York State Thruway after a wreck near Oneida at 3:15 p.m. involving a Wilson Freight Forwarding Co. truck and a Donovan car. The truck driver, a 39 year old from Cincinnati, said he was passing a westbound car when a maintenance flag signaled him to use the right lane.
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Lieve
Donovan
Wilson Freight Forwarding Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
O’connor
Lohr
Thruway
Oneida City Hospital
Thomas
New York State
Langford Accepted to Lehigh Freshman Class
Spencer Langford of Averil Park is accepted into the freshman class at Lehigh University in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. The figure marks the start of fall term activities with a meeting scheduled tomorrow to introduce new students.
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Spencer Langford
Averil
Park
Lehigh Unit
Bethlehem
Clas
Net Farm Income Falters in Early 1950s
The Agriculture Department reports net farm income fell about 4 percent in the first half of the year and is forecast to drop further in the third quarter. Prices paid for production items eased, while farm product prices slid about 4 percent from April to August, reducing cash receipts and marketings led by hogs and cattle.
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Ovid A. Martin
Washington
Agriculture Department
Malone Girl Dies After Auto Crash Near St Regis Falls
Miss Patricia Tavernier, 17, of Malone New York died in a Montreal hospital from injuries sustained in a Sunday automobile crash near St Regis Falls New York. She had been brought to Montreal for treatment of head injuries after her car left the road on a curve and struck a tree.
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Montreal
Patricia Tavernier
Malone
N. Y
St. Regis Falls
Fire Crews Respond to Awning Blaze Near Central Station
Firefighters from Central Station answered a call at 8 28 p m to a small awning fire. The blaze was reported as alight in front of a building, with one squad and a pumper responding. Details of cause or extent were not provided.
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Central Fire Station
A. L. Schirmer
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
IL. C. Warren
United Press
Primary Results Show Local Races Narrowly Decided
In a citywide primary Michael Emneilo seeking reelection won 1 241 to 70 against Michael Rinaldi while current figures show 1 237 to 849 for Sullivan over the local attorney. Commissioner of accounts William Higgins led Sydney Fort Jr by 1 143 to 968 with 175 vote margin amid many voided ballots due to pocket pen usage.
Doyle Leads Nolan In Saratoga Battle For GOP Nomination
Surrogate John F. Doyle of Saratoga Springs leads Thomas Nolan of Mechanicville in a nine district count of the 771 Bill. Early tallies show Doyle 5740 to Nolan 5567 with Saunders noting Doyle won Saratoga Springs and Nolan leading in Mechanicville 795 to 722. Other towns report narrow races and unsettled totals with no final results.
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John F. Doyle
Saratoga Springs
GOP
Thomas Nolan
Mechanicville
Doyle
Nolan
Halfmoon
Ellis M. Faulkner
George A. Hatlee
Irving Hamilton
Ralph T. Smith
Moreau
Clifton Park
Clarence A. Beck
Edward T. Bradt
Charles Cleveland
Malta
John H. Ferris
Milton
Arthur G. Wood
Purcell Ball
RAF Plane Crashes Near Ripon Killing Five
An Royal Air Force transport plane crashed on farmland near Ripon England during a routine training flight. All five crew members were killed. The Air Ministry in London confirmed the incident.
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Ripon
England
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
London
Kefauver Arrives in Warsaw During Moscow Visit
U S Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee arrived in Warsaw from Moscow. Warsaw Radio said he is visiting the Polish capital at the invitation of the Polish Group of the Inter Parliamentary Union.
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Kefauver
Moscow
London
U. S
Reds Permit Consecration of 2 New Catholic Bishops
The Vatican permitted the consecration of two Lithuanian bishops seen on Moscow radio. Piatras Masialis and Julianas Stepanavicius were ordained in Panevezis Cathedral Vilnyos in a ceremony attended by about 15,000 people led by Bishop Kazimeras Paltakoras.
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Reds
Vatican City
Lithuania
Moscow
Vatican
Holy See
Panevezis
Vilnyos
Wilno
Piatras Masialis
Julianas Stepanavicius
Kazimeras Paltakoras
Panavezis
Russia
Baltic Republic
U.S.S.R
Tunisia moves toward internal autonomy with new premier choice
The Bey of Tunis plans to name Tunisia's first premier under the home rule pact with France. Tahar ben Ammar, who led the cabinet drafting the accord, is a leading candidate, with Mongi Slim also mentioned. Ben Ammar resigned as a formality while the Bey delays final decision. France appointed Roger Seydoux as the first high commissioner to Tunisia, succeeding the deputy resident general role.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Bey of
France
Tahar Ben Ammar
Mongi Slim
Neodestour
New Freedom
Ben Ammar
Roger Seydoux
Seydoux
Pierre Boyer de Latour du Moulin
Mo Tocco
Miami Beach Proposed For Episcopal Sessions
Honolulu AP Miami Beach Fla as recommended yesterday as the site for the 1958 Protestant Episcopal general convention. The joint committee of the House of Deputies and the House of Bishops voted unanimously to recommend the city to the 58th general convention now meeting here. Final decision may not be made until today or tomorrow, the last day of the convention.
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Honolulu
Miami Beach
Fla
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Israel Raps Gulf Blockade and vows open sea lanes
Israel denounced the Egyptian blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba and said it would keep Israeli sea lanes open by any method. A government memo called for free passage and noted the blockade violates international law governing freedom of the seas. An Egyptian decree required ships to obtain permission to enter the gulf, barring Israeli vessels or ships carrying war material.
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Jerusalem
Israel
tIsrae
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Red Sea
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
August Milk Price Set At 4.15 In New York Market
New York AP report states the uniform price for August milk deliveries in the New York metropolitan area is 4.15 per hundredweight. Butterfat differential is 3.4 cents per tenth of a pound above or below the 3.5 percent standard. Total August milk production reached 592,432,53 pounds, up 6 percent from August 1954, with fluid milk consumption rising 45 percent to 266,398,139 pounds.
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New York
New York Metropolitan
A. J. Pollard
Pollard
New York Waterfront Strike Sparks Legal Runaround and Byline Bypass
A New York legislative committee planned to bypass the waterfront commission to hear ILA grievances, prompting a brief repudiation by officials and a reinstated strike. Murray proposed a five member civilian fact finding panel to hear stakeholders and issue nonbinding recommendations. The walkout idled piers from Portland to Miami, with dispatches noting port losses and broader federal intervention attempts.
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New York
Waterfront Commission
ILA
Sen. Murray
New Jersey
Murray
Jersey City
Citizens
Union
Least
Gulf Coast
Portland, Inc
Miami
Tampa
Fis
East Land
William V. Bradley
Washington
Assn
Thomas J. Stanton
Commerce and Industry’ Assn. of
Detroit
Detroit Board of Commerce
Michigan
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Europe
Mediterranean
Rita Hayworth Stuns Press With Silence in New York
Rita Hayworth arrived by train in New York and refused to answer any questions. She traveled with two children, a purse, and 17 pieces of luggage and planned a brief rest before heading to Europe for Yasmin’s six week visit with Aly Khan. Her attorney said no divorce is contemplated with Dick Haymes and he has been calling daily and sending flowers.
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New York
Rita Hayworth
Europe
Yasmin
Alya Khan
Dick Haymes
Rita
Bartley Crum
Reno
Hilda Hammers East Cuba Coast Then Sets Course
Hurricane Hilda struck the sparsely populated eastern tip of Cuba with 50 to 60 mph winds near Punta Maisi. The storm center lay offshore as it moved west southwest about 8 mph, with Guantanamo Bay on the weaker side and mountains potentially reducing winds. Forecasters said it would pass north of the base and weaken over Cuba then move into the Caribbean Sea.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Punta Maisi
Caribbean Islands
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Florida
Gilbert Clark
Caribbean Sea
Bahamas
Santiago
Moroccan crisis delays statement as Moulay Arafa departure debated
Government officials consider a plan for a Moroccan national union government and a constitutional monarchy modeled on Britain. A three man regency would govern after Moulay Arafa’s potential departure, with a new regime negotiating independence in interdependence with France.
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France
Ben
Moulay Arafa
Aix Les Bains
Madagascar
Ben Youssef
Morocco
Sultanate
Tunisia
West German Leader Aims to Clarify Prisoner Issue
Moscow radio reports quoted Bulganin accusing West Germany of detaining more than 100000 Soviet citizens. In Bonn Adenauer pressed two judicial reservations on frontiers and federal authority as talks stalled. The accord hinges on Bonn ratification and Soviet approval by the Supreme Soviet presidium.
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Iaid Adenauer
Bonn
Moscow
London
Bulzyamin
West Germany
Bunganin
Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Soviet Union
New York
von Eckardt
Bubganin
Adenauer
German Federal Republic
Eckardt
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Tito France visit delayed to next year
The Yugoslav president Tito’s planned trip to France has been postponed due to a surge of international meetings. The visit, originally scheduled for next month, will most likely occur sometime next year.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Tito
France
Foreign Ministry
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Pumerak
Mr. Harris
Mr. Wilkes
Sylvan Beach
Newell
Sultan
Ise
Cem
Waterford
Neen Aon
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