Watervliet Woman Dies At 85
Mrs Mary Killough Beattie 85 a Watervliet resident formerly of Schuyler Heights died in Rutland Wisconsin after a short illness Born in Ireland she immigrated to the United States as a girl and lived in Watervliet with her husband Guy Beattie a farm operator They later moved to Florida and then to Searndale She had visited her daughter in Rutland since February She was a member of Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church and its Ladies Aid and Mission Societies Survivors include four sons William Beattie Charles Heaton George Beattie and G Schuyler Beattie a daughter Clayton Lasman a sister Mrs James Illough and Mrs Ester Garlick fourteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren A private funeral will be held from Bowen Funeral Home with Rev Norman A Wilson officiating and burial in Albany Rural Cemetery
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Mary Killough Beattie
Schuyler Heights
Waterviet
Rutland, WI
Mary Killough
Ireland
Watervliet
Guy Beattie
Watervitel
Florida
Searndale
Dron
Clayton Easiman
Trulland
Jarwain Memorial Presbyteria Church
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Mission Society
Tour Sons
Willian
Beattie
New York City
Charles Heattin
Scarsdale
George and
G. Schuyler Beatle
Philadelphia
Clayton Lasman
Rutland
James Illough
Glemont
Ester Garlick
Silver Bay
William Smith
Monands
Bowen
Howe
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Norman A. Wilson
Jermain Mewmial Presbyterian Church
Jermont
Albany Rural Cemetery
Thomas Maluke Funeral Rites Held
The funeral of Thomas Maluke, a World War veteran, was held Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church after a 8:30 a.m. service at Parker Bros Memorial. Rev. Zigmond F. Celszewski officiated. deacon was Rev. Zigmond F. Celszewski and subdeacon Rev. Arthur J. Reilly. Bearers included Sawpedy Sturgeon and others. Interment followed at Immaculate Gore Cemetery with Fr. Walroha officiating. Delegations from local posts and Fire Department attended.
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Thomas Mulua
Maslanka
Saturdas
Parker Bros. Memorial
Broadway
Immaculate Conception
Ray
Boloslaus M. Watraba
Zigmond F. Celszewski
Arthur J. Reilly
Leo Symanski
Watervliet Church Activities Plan Year Ahead
The Jerusam Memorial Presbyterian and First Presbyterian Church Glens Falls host gatherings in Watervliet and Albany area towns. Joy and Elder Lawrence Morris attend the St Nicholas event at 8 pm with Mrs Aya presiding Thursday at 7 pm in the sanctuary. Rev Bohdlsh Balosin leads the choir and meacons. The president outlines plans for the coming year.
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Jerusam
P.m. Meacons
iStena Alumni Appoints Heads OS Committees
iStena Alumni names heads for OS Committees at Walervdiel Chapter fall meeting. Appointed: J Allen Fogarty, Thomas Coktes, James Temtick as membership. Raymond Farmer, Donald Fatare as finance. Richard Henesey, Gordon Weingarten as program. Thomas Hpi, Fivard Cronin as public relations. Hubert Diamond, William Foley, Joseph Stela, and Charles Murphy as welfare and education. Installation dinner planned for October with coaches James Flynn and Bernard Tompriel.
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He Walervdiel
Thomas
Ryan Pana ‘Dooley
J. Allen Fogarty
Thomas Coktes
James Temtick
Raymiond Farmer
Donald
Fatare
Richard Henesey
Gordon Weingartaen
Thomas Hpi
Fivard Cronin
Hubert Diamond
William Foley
Joseph
Charles Murphy
James Flynn
Bermird Tompriel
Mounted Scout Troop Plans Expanded Membership Drive
The Watervliet Center based Explorer Scouts of America post in Schaghticoke aims to expand mounted activities as over 40 boys requested to join. Otto Rausch will mentor apprentice riders, with the first 19 applicants accepted and training covering winter survival and rescue on horseback. The group will use state police horses from last February’s storm and add senior skiing, rifle shooting, and pioneering programs. Paul Gunn was elected senior troop leader.
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Watervlot Cite Center
Explorer Scouts of America
Iti
Lavy Ranch
Schaghticoke
Otto Rausch
Jak, Rausch
James Stalker
Paul Gunn
GOP Plans Campaign for Water Valley Election
Campaign strategy outlined at Water Valley Republican City Committee meeting held at Barclay, chaired by James F Hutchinson. Plans include a publics events with George Bitceck, Harry D Agustina, and Frank Williams. registration drives, October sessions, and efforts to aid servicemen and residents with absentee ballots.
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State Senate
Elmer Waddow
Feldist
Myhv
First Avenue
B. Madsen
Hiodie Maillous
Josep
Allan Jones
Homerberg
Tracey
Arthur Berry
Troy
Condi
Alf Wilkinson
Dales
David Greeks
Mrs. Yaddow
L.tye Eld
Greelin
Tary Tmshi
Jstay
Pam
Plant Supervisors Hear Reports For Year Plans
The Mleghney Lyslum Super Vastly Assa will present plans for the coming year at a 7:90 pm meeting. Held at the Thomas K Flynn American Legion Post in Raymond I Quinn presiding. Riph Kos will report on recent omong and Danalit Brower will discuss a trip to Yankee Stadium. Refressiments will follow.
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Mleghney Lyslum Super Vastly Assa
Thomas K. Flynn American Legion Post
Raymond I. Quinn
Association
Riph Kos
Elamsteam Chai Mag
Danalit Brower
Yankee Stadium
Pittsfield Nine Earn Finals in Waterlenth Softball Tourney
Pittsfield reached the finals of the Waterlint Softball Tournament by defeating Kayser 3-1 Friday night. Starting pitcher Jerry Farry left in the eighth. Art Grinnell finished. Tony Murphy led the offense with key hits as Earl Walsh added a triple for the winners and Jahm Jablan pitched for the losers.
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Pittsfire
Thenigelles
Mudvon
Jerry Farry
Art Grinnell
Tony Murphy
Ee Rirjan
Tony Ferdyn
Earl Wateh
Ladies Aid Unit To Host Salt Ruchaverie and Memorial Service
The Ladies Aid Unit of Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church outlined plans for an October Ruchaverie as their fall action. Mrs. Wesley Weavin presided and Mrs. Now mah A. Wilson conducted a memorial service for two longtime members, Mrs. Willie Chom and Mrs. Dayle Reid, who died recently. A devotional period followed, and refreshments were served.
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Aid Lotiery
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wesley Weavin
Nowmah A. Wilson
Gdelely
Willie Chom
Dayle Reid
Ted
Charlee
Herbert Mapes
Mothers Club To Meet Tonight At St Patrick’s Hall
Hoy Joseph O Connor will address the Mothers Club at St Patrick’s Chuehaday first meeting of the year in the school hall. The Ladies Auxiliary will host the event at 8 p m with president Lomercow presiding. Members and guests are urged to attend as listed names appear in the notice.
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Joseph O'Connor
She Mothers Club
St. Patrick's Chuehaday
Chia
Helly
Schuyler Heights
Denarl Pis
Mildred Britten
Lomercow
Pam. A
Itis
Y jRodard
Teresa Ovine
Gertrude Sayers
Rithy Duffiey
Udag Charland
Army Enters Robert Van Vorst in U S Army
Robert Van Vorst son of Mr and Mrs Collings of wary enters the U S Army. He will attend the Missile School in Cleveland Ohio after assignment at Fort Dix and complete basic training.
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Robert. van Vorst
Mes. Collings
U.S. Army
Dix
Cleveland
Ohio
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Postponed
A Parent Teacher Association meeting will be held tomorrow at 9 am. Mrs rank Debrick and other officers will preside.
Retired Revenue Bureau Employee Dies in Watervliet
Miss Abigsit Walsh long a Watervliet resident and former Internal Revenue Bureau employee in Albany died at her Watervliet home after a brief illness. She retired last April and was a parishioner at St Patrick's, Rosary Society member, and League of the Sacred Heart. Survived by sister May A. Walsh. Funeral Wednesday from residence to St Patrick's Church for Requiem Mass, burial at St Patrick's Cemetery.
Green Island Council Plans Installation and Civic Notices
Green Island Council Knights of Columbus will install officers tomorrow at 0:30 PM in the Rooms on George St, with Grand Knight Peter Fulgan presiding and Edward Mousseau installing officer. Trustees of Green Island Presbyterian Church meet today at 8 PM, while various church and youth groups hold meetings and social events. The article also covers local student elections, a court case involving Faubus, and funeral notices for James E. Butler and Lester W. Crile.
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Green Island
Heatly Sehoa
Tue
Etudent Council
Tasemarie Padula
Keith Kissinger
Green Island Presbyterian Church
St. Joseph P. F. Farglish Ausil Acmy
Navy Union
Willie
Chasan
James E. Butter
Jocssy
Abd Adn
Fugent F. Willis
Lester W. Crile
Soviet protests mount over U S provocation in Far East
The Soviet press reports a surge of anti American protests across the USSR in the past days amid charges of provocation by Western powers. It denounces Western spies and subversive agents and notes a special government briefing condemning Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty broadcasts as provocations and subversion.
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Soviet Union
Far East
Armerican
Radio Free Europe
Stadio Liberation
U.S
Faubus Deputy Marshals Move to Quell Unrest
Deputy marshals under Faubus face tense actions as authorities train 115 officers in a new tear gas system. Police report shortages and require volunteers to recover fragments of projectiles after a weekend confrontation. Reporters were barred from witnessing operations at the Little Rock federal building.
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Dean Danley
Neemuyrs
Asidhe
U. S
Little Rock Federal Building
Iham
Supreme Court Order Tests Integrated School Openings
Fragmentary note discusses Supreme Court orders affecting school integration, mentioning central actions and potential high school implications. The text is unclear on dates, places, or names but implies legal direction for integrated attendance and possible changes to school assignments.
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Supreme Court
Central
Mil High
China and United States Near Breakthrough on Island Question
The talks stalled as the United States pressed for a mutual declaration renouncing force in the area while Communist Chita insisted on liberation of the island. Peiping proposed mutual judicial assistance on equal terms, a stance Washington found unacceptable. Negotiations resume as Wang and Johnson continue discussions after earlier breaks and personnel changes.
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United States
Chita
Peiping
Washington
Wang
Johnson
Pragua
Bangkok
Thailand
Garry
Beam
Far East
U.S
Britain Extends 2.8 Million Aid Grant to Jordan
An official statement from Amman reports the British government will grant Jordan 2.8 million pounds in fiscal year ending March 31. This marks Jordan's first financial aid from Britain since the British Jordan treaty termination on March 2, 1957.
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Amman
Gordan
Jordan
Britain
Nationalist forces report successful ship landing near Quemoy
The Nationalists claim a May 7 landing near the Quemoys succeeded after careful timing. two Nationalists were wounded, one officer missing, and one LSM damaged but returned to base. Reds fired hundreds of rounds during the bombardment, with overall claims of several ships and outposts hit, while the Nationalists towed an LST back to sea.
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Wig Quesway
LST al
Pelvadores
Ile Mission
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Defense Ministry
Fromoy
Hsiolong
Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Talat
Ehrlan
Congress Censures Kerala Communists Over Atrocities
The Congress high command passed a resolution condemning Kerala's Communist government as discriminatory and unlawful. It voiced concern over insecurity and attacks on Congress and non communists, noting three political murders during a Kerala tour. Nehru cited constitutional limits on intervention.
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Debi, Inda
APF
Congress Lanty High Command
Kerala
Nohru
Indian Union
Malabar
Inday
U.N. Dheber
Sme Monchers
Nehru
Typhoon Melen Heads For Okinawa
Typhoon Melen with winds up to 172 mph moved north toward Okinawa between Formosa and Japan. The storm’s 130 mile radius and six mph eye movement prompted weather forecasters to predict landfall on Okinawa today.
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Taipei
Melen
Okinawa
Formosa
Japan
Formoza
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