Cohoes News Volunteers Log 1633 Hours of Civil Defense Duty
City Civil Defense volunteers logged 1633 hours from July 16 to Sept 13 performing police and guard duties. Twenty six policemen and 21 volunteers aided at Garner Street VI duel and other defense tasks, including 33 hours guarding the power canal bridge and 71 hours tied to the Oneida Street fire. Chief Garrett praised the unit for its able and simple assistance.
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Cohoes Civil Defense Organization
Ruedolph J. Bowlier
Lionel J. Chouinard
Power Canal Bridge
Mohawk Street
Oneida Street
Auge
Rcal Social
Reyort
Chouinurd
Wilfred Pp. LaMarche
City CD
Joseph R. Garrett
Defense Organization
iColombiettes Appoint Posts in City Council
Three members of the Cuboes Colombiettes were appointed to offices in the council of that organization by Mrs. Eleanor Vaccarelli of Troy. The list includes Mrs. Made-Pile Nassar as vice chairman of Catholic Interests and treasurer of the District Chapter. Mrs. Rose Caldwell becomes chairman of the state credit trials committee, and Jes Allee Turplit is chairman of the state retreat committee and corresponding secretary of the District Chapter. A meeting to finalize committee posts is set for Monday November 10 at 8 p.m. at the K of P House with Mrs. Doris Kane as general chairman.
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Cuboes Colombiettes
Eleanor Vaccarelli
Troy
Stile
Made- Pile Nassar
Cohoes Group
Ben
Dis
Ric
Rose Caldwell
Pest
Cohoes
State Creditrials Committee
Jes Allee Turplit
Cohaos Group
Jane Cashion
Doris Kane
le Affair
Jane Lavin
Fire Destroys Motorcycle. Parish Fundraiser Plans Noted
Fire of undetermined origin yesterday destroyed a motorcycle at the corner of Remsen and Unneed orbenite Cohan. Mothers Club at Sts. Peter and Paul School will hold a food sale in the school hall after Mass with chairs named for each shift. Events include a booster sale, a fashion show, door prizes, and all proceeds to Waterford Student Loan Fund. Community church services listed across multiple congregations with schedules and volunteers noted.
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Remsen Snd
Orbenite Cohan
Sts. Peter and Paul's School
Walter Kaltkos
Leonard Ryambe Cuehairman
Charles Liberty
Charles Slasenas
Myron Tesnich
Yaroslaw Bilas
Albert Babyak
Ins
Shop of Troy
Waterford
Dtind
Marion Hanney
Clinton Merritt
Waterford Chamber meeting covers zoning and bridge upkeep
The Waterford Chamber of Commerce met at Tirani's Restaurant with speakers including Robert Clark of General Electric and Dr J J Connells. Topics included township zoning, bridge repairs between Waterford and Lansingburg, and a Christmas lighting fund drive.
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Waterford Chamber of Commerce
Tirani
Robsert Clark
General Electric Silicone
Waterford
J. J. Connells
Waterford General Electric
Raymond Civehineli
Laware
Clare
Albert Stulisky Jr
Albert Clement
Lansingburg
bPuy
Saratoga
Rensselaer
Rensselaer County
Raymond Cioehinelli
Broad Street
Lihanes
Clark
Cinevenalle
Registration Freening Giver Registration Freening Giver
Central registration of voters in Rensselaer County closes today at the Board of Elections in the Court House. Registration at polling places will occur in Tray and Rensselaer cities with hours listed. polls open tomorrow from six to two.
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Rensselaer County
Board of Elections
Court House
Tray
Rensselaer
Jira Hileetin Nay
Petersburg Crash Report Details Victim and Scene
Authorities investigated a wreck involving a sedan and a tractor-trailer near Petersburg. McNamara was believed alone, with possible additional person in the truck wreckage. Grafton Rescue Squad transported an injured individual to hospital as investigators and troopers from multiple units assisted at the scene.
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McNamara
Grafton
Gilmartinone Hospital
French
Petersburg
Matera
J. Jd. Mahar
B. M. Yenckel
AR Miele
W.G. Wolfe
J. H. Lentivan
B.C
Delegates Hear Ambulance Role At Troy Convention
Delegates at a Troy convention praised ambulance and police cooperation, noted artificial respiration gear value, and recalled 1921 rescues. Speakers thanked Troy officials, with Warren Saunders Jr and Lea Haffensteiper presiding. The event featured films, workshops, and a big parade with John J. Guevin Sr as grand marshal.
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Doherty
Trey
Troy
Warren Saunders Jr
Ballston
Lea Haffensteiper
Waterford
William Tosta
O.J.M
Bl. Anthony's Parish
Arthur Curren
Bolton Resour
Area Man Dies While Bowling at Rensselaer Recreation
Samuel N R Clements, 71, of 1214 Broadway Albany, prominent bowler and former Eastern Tablet Corp foreman, collapsed from a heart attack while bowling at Rensselaer Recreation near Albany. He was pronounced dead on arrival at St Peter’s Hospital after rescue, with Coroner Kean noting death due to heart attack. He had retired after about 50 years at Easter Tablet Corp and was a member of the North End Harriers. Body sent to Campion & Sons Funeral Home.
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Samuel N. R. Clements
Broadway
Albany
Rensselaer Recreation
Dad Ave
Mr. Clements
Eastern Tablet Corp
St. Peter's Hospital
Bruen Rescue
Clinton Heights
Thomas Poole
Howard Boniface
Nino Cipironi
Rensselaer Police Department
John Kean
Clements
Easter Tablet Corp
North End Harriers
Campion & Sons Funeral Home
Brokerage Highlights Flaws in Exchange Practices
The report notes charges of improper deposit sptash and overpricing, with the perm failing to follow sound practice and keep proper records. George Garvin Sr. drew three months’ suspension while George Garvin Jr. defended the board’s ruling, amid new scrutiny of money brokerage by Bantel which arranges loans between banks with excess reserves. The action against the firm was the fourth such move by the exchange in ten days.
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George Garvin
Sperker
Polio Cases Increase in Week Ended Sept 13
U S Public Health Service reports 399 new polio cases for the week ended Sept 13 the highest weekly total of the year. The year to date reach 9 042 cases with paralysis seen in 193 cases and non paralytic 155. totals in Middle Atlantic and East North Central regions rise.
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Washington
U. § Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Middle Atlantic
East North Central States
Connell Resigns from Troy City Council Shifts Balance
The Record notes Connell resignation leaves the City Council with ten Democrats and eleven Republicans. He had a mixed voting pattern and a personal conviction emphasis. The piece mentions his background with the New York State School for the Blind and Siena College.
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Record
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Connel
Couneil
Connell
Republs
Come
New York
School of the
Tater it fenided New York Staty Youchers College in Albany
One of the most active mem bers of he l'tay YMCA, Me. Connall served as chairman of the Y's anal membership natire in 1950. He is a commanteant of S¢. Kangis de Sales Church and 1 member of the Holy'Name Sp.
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New York
Youchers College
Albany
Connall
Kangis de Sales Church
Wage talks continue with Chrysler GM not yet settled
The article reports ongoing wage negotiations after a prior deadline at Chrysler, with Reuther noting a forthcoming decision by Ren and hopes for a quick agreement. A Lord contract settlement reached Wednesday could guide future deals with Chrysler and GM, though not as exact copies. The piece recalls a similar September meeting at Ford where a strike deadline was set and a Ford settlement arrived six hours after the deadline.
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Rennol
Reuther
Chrysler
Thiely
Gal
Ford
Debates Over Red China Membership at U N
India pressed for full Assembly debate on Red China’s U N membership as India seeks action for three years. Soviet and US critics traded accusations over Taiwan straits and Quemoy Matsu tensions while Gromyko and Menon argued for or against delaying the issue amid Warsaw talks.
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Pakistan
Netherlands
Japan
Ireland
Indonesia
Czechoslovakia
Ceylon
Humatua
Nepal
Soviet Union
Greere
Mesio
India
Berl
China
U. S
Weaponal
Percciv
Gorin
United States
thePormosa Strait
Red China
Lodge
Zorn
Longe
Krishna Menon
Warsaw
Unemployment In New York City Rising Again
New York AP report shows unemployment in New York City increasing after eight weeks of decline. The Labor Department division of employment said the latest week recorded 192,000 people receiving benefits, up 2,000 from the prior week.
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New York
New York City
Trio Labor Department
Sivision of Employment
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