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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1955
Page
1
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Albany AP Democratic state chairman Michael H. Prendergast said Gov. Harriman is “so definitely interested” in a Democratic victory and would seek the party’s strongest candidate for president if the convention wants him. He noted Harriman has pledged to back Stevenson if he demurs. Truman will speak at a statewide Democratic rally Oct. 7 in Albany with Harriman and others expected.
Democratic leaders reveal strong Harriman backing in New York with 1500 to 2000 candidates expected at a rally in the National Guard Armory. Attendees include Harriman aides Carmine De Sapio and State Comptroller Arthur Levitt.
The Boght residents Mr and Mrs Edward Gregoire Sr plan a two week vacation starting Saturday at Hide Away on Schroon River. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Theodore Lajeunesse and sons Dennis and James of Boght Road have returned home from visiting their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Leo Phoenix of Lake Champlain. Mrs Arthur v Emerick named chairman of the committee.
American Baptist missionary Levi A. Lovegren 67, held by Chinese Reds since 1951, crossed into Hong Kong on his birthday and reunited with his wife Ida and daughter Mildred. He denied spying charges, said he was not tortured, and described forced admissions during detention. Three other American priests who faced house arrest arrived earlier.
Seven inmates fled the Pierce County Jail in Tacoma Sunday night after overpowering the officer on duty. One escapee, Harvey J. Collins, 28, a former Marine, is condemned and awaiting transfer to the state penitentiary in Walla Walla for the March slaying of a motel operator with a Japanese samurai sword.
A family story notes a daughter, Mrs. Edith Lambert, wife of a Baptist minister in Minot, NLD, and another daughter who remained in the area as the Reds took control of the mainland and he has lived here since.
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