Headline Scramble contest in Troy Record Newspapers
Readers can enter a word puzzle based on a front page headline, forming horizontal and vertical words to score points. Entries require official blanks, a mailed entry with 5 cents, and must be submitted by midnight Wednesday. limits and eligibility are outlined.
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Trapped Miners Presumed Dead at Fluorspar Mine
Three miners married men trapped by a pre dawn rockfall at a fluorspar mine in St Lawrence Md were working at the 550 foot level when rock burst from the side of the pit. Church services are set for Sunday at local churches with Rev J Franklin Moist officiating. Mrs Ellen Schoenborn visiting Athens Ga and Mr and Mrs Lipetz plan a family visit in Plantsville Conn. New residents move into 739 Pine Woods Ave Ext with Mr Weinstein linked to RPI.
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Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
J. Franklin Moist
Methodist Church
Earl
Olssonl
Brunswick Road
Ellen Schoenborn
Athens
Donald A. ‘Waterfield
Robin Lane
Peter Lipetz
Plantsville
Conn
Bernard Weinstein
Ivimey
Pinewoods Avenue
Ext
Weinstein
RPI
St, Lawrence, Mld
Newfoundland
Headline Scramble From The Record Newspapers
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Bethany Village proposal presented at First Reformed Church
A program on a proposed Bethany Village and Home for seniors over 62 was presented by Rev. John Grant at the First Reformed Church Guild meeting in West Coxsackie. The non sectarian community would offer single rooms to efficiency apartments with library dining craft and recreation facilities.
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West Coxsackie
Guild For Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
First Reformed Church
John Grant
Bethany Village
Arlie A. Bonestee
Douglas
Green
James F. Bowman
Fall Institute of Missions
Church Women United of
Troy Area
First Presbyterian Church
Lansingburgh
Stewart A. Clements
Carlton Austin
Clayton Dearstyne
Matthew L. Sweet Jr
Richard C.martenis
Classical Union
Saratoga Classis
Wynantskill
Walter G. Hiney
William Bailey
Edward Witbeck
Anthony Washock
Fire Police
J. Donald Amyot
C. Ronald Wilson
Fire Company
Watervlietf
Congress Park
Advertising Group Elects President
E W Winslow owner of Win ard Advertising Pittsfield Mass named president of the Hudson Valley Chapter of the Association of Industrial Advertisers Albany he succeeds Sam Thompson of Dewey and Thompson Schenectady He takes office Oct 1 Meetings are held the second Wednesday monthly at the Holiday Inn Colonie Brief vendor presentations will accompany main programs and one joint session with the Sales Management Executives Club of Albany will feature a panel with discussion following.
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E. W. Winslow
Winard Advertising
Pittsfield
Mass
Hudson Valley
Association of Industrial Advertisers of
Albany
Sam Thompson
Dewey and Thompson
Schenectady
Winslow
Holiday Inn
Colonie
Sales Management Executives Club of
Crime Rate In Troy Rises In Early 1967 Figures
Troy's crime rate for the first eight months of 1967 rose or held pace with 1966, mirroring national FBI index increases. The report by Sgt. M D Hems to Police Chief James Doherty details rises in robberies burglaries larcenies and auto thefts, plus class 2 offenses. August 1967 shows declines in some categories but overall higher activity, alongside thousands of parking Tickets and other violations.
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Troy
James W. Doherty
M. D. Hems
Hems
Robert Taft
Rober Graber
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
U.S
Rensselaer Man Wins Headline Scramble Test
Leonard of 25 Chestnut St wins The Record Newspapers Headline Scramble Contest for last Saturday's top headline. Finalists used bold faced words and avoided punctuation as rules required. Prize was $25 with eight contestants reaching finals. Leonard combined Freakish with irk and tuft for victory.
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Leonard
Chestnut St
Rensselaer
Donald E
Record
Scramoler
On This Day In History Sept 16 1967 United Press International
Key events listed for September 16 include Shawmut's name change to Boston in 1630, Oklahoma Cherokee Strip land rush opening in 1893, the 1920 Wall Street bombing with casualties, and the 1963 establishment of Malaysia. Francis Parkman born in 1323 is noted, plus a Mark Twain quote about temptation and cowardice.
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Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Francis Parkman
Massachusetts
Shawmut
Boston
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Wall Street
New York City
Malaysia
Mark Twain
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