Obituary Notes: Mrs Clara Osborne and More Funerals
The Friday death of Mrs Clara Osborne at Manor Rest Nursing Home Round Lake led to Monday funeral from her son Harold Osborne Round Lake with Rev Fred B Jones and Rev Walter Thompson officiating. Interment at Dunning Street Rural Cemetery. Services also for William L Rabbitt at McLoughlin Funeral Home and St Patrick's Church with Requiem Mass and choir. interment at St John's Schaghticoke. Further rites for William H Campbell at Sacred Heart Church Albany and Purcell Bros Funeral Home with Msgr Forman. interment at St Mary's Cemetery. Miss Emma Hubert's funeral at Purcell Bros with Rev George Borthwick. interment New Mt Ida Cemetery. Miss Gertrude M Damp of Green Island died at Samaritan Hospital. funeral at Himes Funeral Home with Rev Joel Shippey. interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery. Mrs LeRoy J Parrish died in Shushan. funeral at McClellan Funeral Home Salem with interment Evergreen Cemetery Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Rabbitt
McLoughlin
Glen
6Th Avenues
St. Patrick's Church
William H. Hunt
James F. Gilmore
Lillian Teta
John J. Brady
William M. O’brien
Thomas W. Hunter
Frank J
Charles A. Cassidy
John 8. Dorr
Boston & Maine Railroad
Albany Iron & Supply Co
Holy Name Society
Bernard T. Lynch
St John’s Cemetery
Schaghticoke
James B. Daley
Campbell
William H. Campbell
Daniel D. Purcelll
Gertrude M. Damp
Green Island
Samaritan Hospital
Minerva
Troy
Miss Camp
Cluett Peabody & Co. Inc
Green Island Presbyterian Church
Frederick Camp
Himes
5Th Ave
Joel Shippey
Waterford Methodist Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
LeRoy J. Parrish
Elizabeth Flower
Shushan
Harley Parrish
Salem
Harold Parrish
Lee Center
Otis Parrish
Lyons Falls
Duane
Harry Parrish
Schenectady
William Possom
Earl Havens
Elmira
McClellan
William T. Folprecht
Union St. Christian Church
Levergreen Cemetery
Rensselaer Boy Hurt In Fall From Tree
Paul Puls nine-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Puls of 51 Elm Street Rensselaer was reported in good condition at St Peter s Hospital Albany after a fall from a tree on Elm Street. He suffered severe cuts and bruises though X rays showed no fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Puls
Elm S
Rensselaer
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
Elm Street
Colonie Plans New High School Building in 1958
The North Colonie Central School District proposes a three and a half million dollar junior senior high school funded by a bond vote. The 36 class rooms would include a gymnasium cafeteria auditorium swimming pool and specialized shops and arts units on a 50 acre Watervliet Shaker roads site near Blue Creek Elementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Colonie Central
Edgar
Watervliet-Shaker Roads
New Blue Creek
Latham
Water Heater Blast Burns Upstate Man
Raymond J. DeMers of the Durkeetown Fort Edward road was seriously burned yesterday morning when a kerosene hot water heater exploded as he tried to light it. The blast started fires in the cellar blew out three kitchen windows and scorched the kitchen curtain. DeMers was rushed to Glens Falls Hospital for burns by his wife and father. Fort Edward Fire Department responded. three small fires had burned out before arrival while two smoldered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. DeMers
Durkeetown
Fort Edward
DeMers
Glens Falls Hospital
Edward DeMers
Glens Falls
Verdicts Award $1,600 in Route 9 Collision Case
Verdicts totaling $1,600 were returned against Neil D. Cook for a June 1954 Route 9 collision near Saratoga Springs. Raymond Knapp of Ballston Spa and Theodore Mabb of Saratoga Springs each received $800 as passengers in the Ballston Spa man's car. co-defendant John Cox of Glens Falls faced a no cause of action verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston Spa
Glens Falls
Raymond Knapp
Theodore Mabb
Saratoga Springs
Neil D. Cook
John Cox
Giens Falls
Auxiliary To Honor State Officer In Albia Social
Mrs Robert A Warnock of Troy newly elected vice president of the New York State Letter Carriers Auxiliary will be honored at a social tomorrow at 9 pm in the Albia Tavern. Troy unit members sponsoring the event will present her with a gift for her election and long service as state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Warnock
Troy
New York State Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Albia Tavern
Sophie Rescott
Warnock
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Peron flees to Paraguayan gunboat as revolt shakes Argentina
Rebels seize control after a four day rebellion in Buenos Aires. Peron and aide seek asylum aboard a Paraguayan gunboat, escorted by the embassy and military attache. The junta plans a new government, while protests erupt and labor forces weigh action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Nacion
Politica
Latin America
Peron
Paraguay
Buenos Aires
Rio Santiago Naval ‘Base
Argent
Tina
Avendia de Mayo
Florida Street
Labor Organization
Juan R. Chavez
Adefonso Cavagna Martinez
Chavez
Argentina
Palermo
Ignacio Ciabeta
Diabeta
Demetrio Cardozo
Cesar Cortese
Parana
Asuncion
Peronista
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Bahia Blanca
Couple Sue For Accident Injuries In Washington County Court
At Salem yesterday Justice Paul D Graves presided over several civil matters. An auto negligence suit for 21000 was filed by Elmer Wells and wife of Kingsbury against Leonard Goodrick of Fenimore and will proceed today. Two actions were settled: a negligence case by Patsy Pellegrino of Greenwich against William Brackett and a suit by Margaret McLenithan as executrix against Julius and Morris Glin din. A breach of contract case by Earl Lanfear of Hudson Falls against Yankolowitz Paper Co. was removed from the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Supreme Court
Salem
Paul D
Tito Greets Soviet Aide In Belgrade Hunting Lodge
President Marshal Tito yesterday welcomed Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan at his hunting lodge in Belgrade. Mikoyan and his wife arrived Sunday to spend vacation in Yugoslavia and will be Tito’s guests until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Yugoslavia
Tito
Army junta reshapes leadership after Peron era turmoil
An army government announced changes after a coup, naming Gen Jose Molina as president and installing new chiefs in police and security roles. It claimed peace talks had begun with rebels while Peron allies faced removal and troops deserted in large numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Hugo di Pietro
CGT
Peron
Buenos Aires
Walter Bavier
Cordoba
Bavier
Jose Domingo Molina
Jeading
Felix M. Robies
Andelino Bergallo
3Rd
Miguel Gamboa
Facr
Norberto Leoncio Mania
Benjamin Sanchez Mendoza
Army
Molina
Emilio Forcher
Interior Forces
Carlos Wirth
Angel Juan Mani
Jose Leon Solis
Juan Jose Valle
Adolfo Botti
Alberto Levene
Franklin Lucero
Hampton Manor Water Supply Hearing Warns of Barely Adequate Supply
Consulting engineer George C. Myrick told a public hearing in East Greenbush Town Hall that Hampton Manor's water supply is barely adequate with a district population of 2400 and potential service for 7500 people. He said pumping facilities provide only enough water for residents at ordinary use as extension of service to 10 proposed homes east of Hampton Manor was considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush
Hampton Manor
George C. Myrick
State Water Power and Control Commission
Hampton Manor-Hillview
Myrick
San Francisco police mount vast search for kidnapped baby
Police launched the largest manhunt in San Francisco history for a 3 day old infant stolen from Mt. Zion Hospital. Acting Chief John A. Engler mobilized units as witnesses described a 34 year old heavyset woman seen with the child. The baby, Robert J. Marcus, is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Marcus of Daly City, born at Mt. Zion the prior Saturday. Dr Marcus said he believes the abduction was not for ransom but motive remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mt. Zion
John A. Engler
Robert J. Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
Sanford Marcus
Daly City
Marcus
Girl Scout Cookout Planned by St Patrick Unit
Nearly 80 members of the St Patrick Church Girl Scout troop, leaders, and assistants will hold a cookout at Prospe ct Park on Saturday. They will depart from St Patrick School at 10 15 am and return by 3 pm. The outing welcomes back leader Miss Jee Hogan and assistant leaders Mrs Edward Maliski and Mrs James Mallison with seven additional assistants named to aid troop activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
iProspect Park
St. Patricks School
Jee Hogan
Edward Maliski
James Mallison
Albert Jacobsen
John Goose
James White
Phillip Talladino
Delores Teta
John Manning
Dorothy Nariessium
Schodack PTA Mounts First Meeting In School
The Schodack Central School District Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first meeting tomorrow night. Mrs. Wesley Cooper is president with newly elected officers including Mrs. Robert Breeze first vice president Mrs. Perry Finkle second vice president Mrs. John Koryn recording secretary Mrs. Max Honig corresponding secretary and Mrs. William Leadbitter treasurer. Executive committee members include Mrs. Ralph Prince hospitality Mrs. Lionel Moore membership Victor Skiff program Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox publicity and Mrs. Leadbitter ways and means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schodack Central School District
Parent-Teacher Association
Wesley Cooper
Robert Breeze
Perry Finkle
John Koryn
Max Honig
William Leadbitter
Ralph Prince
Lionel Moore
Victor Skiff
Kenneth Wilcox
Leadbitter
Rensselaer Firemen Guard Burning Wires
The Rensselaer Fire Department answered a box alarm at Washington avenue and Rockefeller street at 5 19 p m yesterday when two power wires shorted and flamed across the street. Firemen blocked traffic until the power company cut the current. Nearby trees and two power poles were singed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Fire Department
Washington Avenue
Rockefeller Street
Rensselaer
Winds Turn Hurricane Jane Out To Sea Over Troy Area
Forecasts say planetary and high altitude winds spared the Troy area as Hurricane Jane veered offshore. A cool day expected with a high near seven degrees and no hurricane impacts felt locally.
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Lone
Troy
Tone
Virginia
Negligence Action Wins $750 Verdict in Saratoga Case
Ex state trooper Thomas H. Greene won a $750 verdict from a Supreme Court jury in Ballston Spa against the city of Saratoga Springs. He claimed $50,000 for injuries from a collision with an unlit garbage truck on Maple Avenue near dawn on November 17, 1953. The suit was tried before Justice Willard Best. Greene was represented by John and Eugene Lynch, with Paul F. Donohue defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ballston Spa
Saratoga Springs
Thomas H. Greene
Saratoga- Glens Falls
Maple Avenue
Dominick Arpey
Willard Best
Gloversville
Green
John
Eugene Lynch
Paul F. Donohue
Albany
Government faces Harvey aluminum dispute over guarantees
The case traces 1952 commitments for aluminum expansion and guaranteed purchases. Harvey seeks damages after the government failed to fund power transmission and honor contracts. Officials cite anticipatory repudiation and possible multi million court judgments, with limited backing to secure financing.
Deckhand Hurt In Fall Aboard Tug
Henry Eliassen a 56 year old deckhand from Brooklyn was treated at St. Mary's Hospital for a scalp laceration after a fall on a tugboat at the foot of Broadway He was transported by Ambulance Service Corp to St Marys then transferred to Memorial Hospital Albany for further care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eliassen
Brooklyn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Broadway
Eliassen
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Fire Wrecks Air Tanker at Dow Base
An aerial tanker KD-97 valued over two million dollars burned after a landing crash at Dow Air Force Base in Rangor Maine. Five crew members were injured non critically. two base firefighters were hurt. The four engine 78 ton plane belonged to the 341st Air Refueling Squadron recently moved from Castle AFB California to Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangor
Maine
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
Castle Afb
Mercedes
Calif
4060Th Air Refueling
U.N. Debate Over Peiping Seat Delayed As Nations Clash
In a tense U.N. General Assembly session, Russia and others argued over seating Peiping as China's representative. China’s Yeh asserted the right of his government to represent China, while Urrutia insisted Red China cannot be admitted while 1951 resolutions condemn Peiping. Lodge postponed the vote to first decide on the motion to delay, with debate and leadership changes ongoing as Dulles and Molotov prepare remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
U.N
Lodge
George Yeh
China
Malotov
Soviet Union
Yeh
United Nations
Anthony Nutting
Britain
Francisco Urrutia
Colombia
Red
Chou En-Lai
Korea
Urrutia
Molotov
Maza
Chile
Dulles
Community Plans Based On Family
Professor John F Burdis of RPI urges family centered planning at Rotary Club luncheon. He stresses low cost basics, protective covenants, and zoning. He notes slow traffic through winding streets aligns vehicles with pedestrians and cautions against rigid fixed plans lacking flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Burdis
RPI Department of Architecture
Burdis
Rotary Club
Hemdrick Hudson
Bur
Sage system linked to military communications under private finance
The contract for national defense communications is funded entirely by telephone companies with no federal funds for at least two years. The Air Force cites an urgent need to complete Sage while noting extensive commitments and agreements with Western Electric for eight combat centers and 32 direction centers. Leasing costs could reach about 240 million dollars a year for a decade, with companies amortizing investments over 10 years and retaining ownership of facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Air Force
Defense Department
Western Electric
Joseph Campbell
McCormick
Gsan Suntan
Altrusa Club Outlines Yearly Program at Dinner
Altrusa members will receive a booklet detailing the 1955 56 program at a 6 p.m. dinner today at the Willow Tea House. The session followed a board meeting at Callahan's Restaurant where Mrs Dorothy Ketterson presided and Mrs Dorothy Brennan sent congratulations on Troy unit's nomination for club of the year honors from the district governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
Willow Tea House
Callahan's
Dorothy Ketterson
Dorothy Brennan
Ketterson
Troy
Air Force Sage system links to private firms financing
The Air Force plans a Sage communications complex costing about a million dollars annually from late 1957. Western Electric and AT&T will finance engineering, construction and installation and provide services at tariff rates to repay costs over 10 years. AT&T and Western Electric executives noted the work aligns with standard defense contractor practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Western Electric
American Telephone and Telegraph
New York
At&t
Defense Department
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Mr. Rabbitt
Colonie
Planet Board
Blatmer
Board of Education
Quandt
Hampton Manor Water Supply
Hunt Baby
Girl Scout
Grou
Schodack
Ione
Bureau
Jane
Jie
U.S
Flemming
Harvey
Harvey's
General Services Administration
GSA
Bonneville Power Administration
Maxwell Elliott
John Clifford Folger
Eisenhower
ODM
Interior Department
Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer and Wood
Nickerson
United States Court of Claims
Frm
Dewey Law
Elliott
Deckhand
Russia
Altrusa Club
the Trunk Shop
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