Funeral notices and obituaries from Green Island and Cohoes area
Funeral services and masses are listed for Ruth Murphy of Melrose and Green Island, George Hagadorn of Cohoes, Leo C. Goudreau of Cohoes, Ella Mae Burdick of Watervliet, John J. Stacey of Cohoes, Clara M. Pelleys of Greenwich, Walter H. Sarpe of Johnsonville, Jay Evans of Queensbury, Joseph N. Lapper of Glens Falls, and Francis A. Dissosway of Averill Park. Interments in St Patrick's, St Joseph's, St Michael's, Memory Gardens, and Albany Rural Cemetery are noted, with church services conducted by priests from multiple parishes.
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Murphy
Stes
Ruth Murphy
Melrose
Green Island
McNulty
Hudson Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Lester W. Cole
John G
Lawrence J
William A. Ruggles
John H. Bestle
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Watervliet
Father Hennessy
Mathers Club
Father Hennnessy
Woman's Club
Corpus Christi
Mr. Hagadorn
George Hagadorn
Cohves
Alys
Lucille Collins
New Turnpike Rd
Pleasantdale
G. J. Daigneault
White SL
Cohoes
Raymond Lacroix
Gutarlet
Gertrude la Palme
Adnan Piche
Len P. Bessette
Cecile M. Rivet
Ettory
Smith
Bearete
Joseph Emice
John Gooey
John Urbaniek
Frank Jolly
Talerment
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Father Lacroix
Lacroix
Mary Valigorsky
Ncs
Cedar St
Robert Russell
Fairlane Avenue
Colonie
Austria
Co- Apes
St. Michael's Church of
John Valigorsky
John
Andrew
Waterv
Goudreau
Leo C. Goudreau
Front St
A. G. Boivin
Thomas €. Soll
Edward J. Nedean
Jol Daignault
Frank Sicko
Donald Janacelli
James F. Carey
Willim C. Neaton
Gerard Griffh
St. Agnes
Cohess
Father Anthus
Clara M. Pelteys
Clara M. Pelleys
Greenwich
Cambridge
Colia
Mark A. Pelleys
Adansville
Bodlskill Rap
Fist
Ashler
Julia Couser
Carroll Burdick
Henry A. Polteys
Franconia
Garrett Fusural
Main Street
Louis N. Powell
Bottskill Baptist Church
Greenwich Cemetery
Walter WH. Marpe
Jay Evans
Sweelrad
Queensbury
Wiel
Joseph H. Hoague
Edgar Thompson
Fort Edward
James
Fort Ann
Edward
William
Ticonderoga
Regan and Denny
Glen
St. Glens Falls
Joseph N. Lapper
Christchurch Methodist
Glens Falls
Francis A. Dissosway
Troy
Mohawk Paper Co
al Cohnes
Howard Steley
Averill Park
Staten Island
Elizabeth McGowan
Dan Rustsell
Mes
Theodore Robinson
Feura Bush
Perry Funeral
Glass Lake
Robert P. Ketchum
Sand Lake Baptist Church
Albany Rural Cemetery
Home Unit Officers Gather for County Training Session
County home demonstration officers from seven percent of units will convene at Union Ferry Hospital in the Hospitation Room from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for the annual Officers Training School. The agenda includes a county policy review by Mrs. Clarence Cat Thoun, officer work periods for secretaries and treasurers led by Mrs. Charles Hy McCarthy, and a discussion on parliamentary procedure.
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Oficers Training School
Rensselaet County
Wist
Union Fern
Clarence Cat Thoun
Charles Hy McCarthy
Ofice
Ladies May Mal Club hosts event at Troy YWCA
A sports program and board party will be featured at a session of the Ladies May Mal Club tomorrow at p.m. at the Troy YWCA. Refreshments will be served under the direction of Mrs Margaret Austin.
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Troy Ywca
Margaret Austin
Health Work Outlined At PTA Group
Miss Jeanelle Flack Lansingburg school nurse outlined health services for the Lansingburg school system to the Whipple School PTA at its first meeting of the term. The year’s program was announced with Open lawn children sessions and piano lessons, and a Get Oct 14 event at Redeemer Lutheran Church. Members were urged to attend the fall New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers in Glens Falls.
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Jeanelle Flack
Lansingburg
Whipple School Pta
Elizabeth Sehneck
E. A. Hartmann
Mra
David Dean
Jars
Emma Rose Flynn
Dessons
Herman J. Rosenthal
Joseph Kenney
Mathers Night
Justice Storm
Baan
Khrushchev Seeks Courtesy Ahead of Camp David Talks
Pravda printed Khrushchev apology from Norbert Woodman after din ner heckling and noted the incident. Hagherty said Eisenhower aims to show Khrushchev the United States before talks at Camp David this weekend. The press secretary warned Americans to greet Khrushchev with courtesy, echoing the President's Sept. 16 nationwide address claiming confidence in public civility.
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Pravda
Norbert RB. Woodman
Khrushchev
Los Angeles
Norris Poul Son
U.S
Hagerly
Hisenhower
Camp David
Hagherty
Truman Advises Khrushchev to Keep Calm Under Fire
Former President Truman told Khrushchev to learn temper and handle barbed questions better. He noted Khrushchev is not used to press conferences and recalled reporters used to hurl questions at him without fear. He questioned State Department influence on press scrutiny and defended the right to ask questions when Khrushchev invites inquiry.
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New York
UPL
Truman
Nikita S. Khrushchev
State Department
Khrushchev
ALL Still Rosy Tell Russians Back Home
Moscow reports Russians heard that Nikita Khrushchev may return home early while showing a rosy view of the United States. Broadcasts aired taped newscasts and presented American culture to influence Russian opinion.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikta St. Khrushchev
United States
Tom Sawder
Fell victim to cornice in downtown Manhattan
A 400 pound building cornice fell onto a man walking on a Manhattan street, killing yearold George James McAlvanah. Police identified the victim as the deceased man.
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New York Gap
Manhattan
George James McAlvanah
Boy Confesses to School Fire in Nelson British Columbia
A 9 year-old boy confessed to starting a $500000 blaze that destroyed an elementary school in Nelson British Columbia. Police say the fire nearly trapped several firefighters beneath a collapsing wall as they fought the flames.
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Nelson
B.C
UPI
Yexter
Nat
Khrushchev Pushes Disarmament Talks and Peace Plea
Khrushchev urged general disarmament and peace treaties with Germany during frank talks with Eisenhower, saying war must be avoided and that nations should eliminate nuclear stockpiles. He toured San Francisco Bay, noted naval shifts to submarines, and praised peaceful U.S. worker aims while clashing with labor leaders over ideology.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
East Germany
Berlin
White House
United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
Granta Haberdastery
San Francisco
International Business , Machine Corp
San Jose
Outlaw Regime Denounced Over China Policy at UN Assembly
Robertson, long foe of the Chinese Communists, calls the Hed regime outlaw and responsible for mass murder and slavery. He cites confiscation of foreign property, jailing without trial, and involvement in multiple regional wars. He accuses China of aggression, violation of UN resolutions, and intent to use force in the Taiwan Strait.
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Robertson
Pei- Ping
Korea
Tibet
Indochina
Philippines
Malaya
Laos
United Nelson
United Nations
Taiways Strait
Festival Plans Completed At St Anthony's
Final preparations were made for the annual fall festival at St Anthony's Church. Activities run Thursday to Saturday from 7:30 to 11 pm in the church yard with prizes nightly. Committee heads include Mrs Cantanucci for prizes and decorations, Mrs Manno plaza, Mrs Marinella beverages, and Miss Debball novellists among others. Rev DeLuca spoke as pastor and honorary chairman.
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United Societies of
Joan Capano
Brina Capalo
Mary Jean Debball
Frances Manga
Novellsts
Frank Suiano
Games
Thomas DeLuca
O.fm
Mahoney To Speak At Midtown Meeting
City Treasurer Franklin Mahoney, Democratic candidate for reelection, will speak at 8 p.m. at the Midtown Democratic Club in Crescent Heights club headquarters on 294th Street. Reuben Cohen will report on the annual installation and membership drive held last Thursday. President Granh AL Perfetti will preside. refreshments under Miss Catherine Starky. Open to the public.
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Franklin Mahoney
Midtown
Democratic Club
Crescent Hidg
294Th St
Reuben Cohen
Granh AL. Perfetti
Catherine Starky
Altrusa Club Opens Fall Meeting at Training School
Miss Lilian Russ president announces the Mirusa Club will meet Wednesday at 6 pm at the New York State Training School for Girls. Guest speaker will be Miss Margaret Purcell director, with dinner entertainment by Miss Jeannette Flack. Committee reports and a new program are planned by Mrs Grace S Jennings.
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Mirusa Club
New York State Training School For Girls
Lilian Russ
Margaret Purcell
Miss Russ
Jeannette Flack
Grace 5. Jennings
Violent Street Incident Leaves Teen Dead At School Steps
Guzman, a Puerto Rican teen, was shot as he and classmates fled into a school entrance after an argument with gang members in 75 degree weather. He died at Lincoln Hospital. Two Bronx youths, Robert McBride 47 and Gary Aczenio 18, held on $50,000 bail for abducting a 18 year old girl and raping her near her home, threatening to kill if she spoke. Detectives traced the rendezvous to a cemetery. magistrate criticized bail as city faces safety challenge. Richard Pelligrino 18 and Brendan Mullarkey 17 jailed on $30,000 bail for an assault in Queens. a third youth is being sought.
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Guzman
Blanton
Sde
Steet
Eel Sm
Lincoln Hospital
Robert McBride
Gary Aczén2io
Bath
Bronx
Avere
Trying Schreeginger
Richard Pelligrino
Brendan Mullarkey
Queens
Fheing
Bohlen Confirmed After Senate Fight Returns as Adviser
Bohlen cleared for a role after a Senate clash over his confirmation and a late bid by Senator Robert A alt. President Eisenhower's plan to appoint Bohlen as a special adviser sparked protests from Senate GOP leaders Styles Bridges and Everett Dirkson, while Bohlen also faced ongoing Philippine base negotiations.
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Yalta
Russia
Robert Aalt
Ohio
Senate Gop
Bal
Herter
Bohlen
Washington
Styles Bridges
Senate
Everett M. Dirkson
Herner
White
Moscow
U. S
Soviet Union
Tokyo
State Department
Secretary of State
White House
Ahern Unit Plans October Installation Dinner
Mrs Millicent O'Fien announced the Ahern Activity Group will host an installation dinner for newly elected officers in October. The group has resumed fall activities with marks and dances at the Community hall for the children of Ahern Apartments and their guests. Officers installed include Arthur Gilbert as president William Birch as vice president and Mrs O'Brien and Mrs Helen Powers as treasurers. Dinner tickets will be available soon.
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Ahern
Millicent O'Fien
Arthur Gilbert
William Birch
O'Brien
Helen Powers
Missing 30 Hours After Truck Crash
Honeaye Falls AP reports Ralph Wilkinson a 43 year old truck driver was found unconscious in a field about a mile from the crash scene near Monroe County village after being missing for roughly 30 hours. A passerby saw him dazed in the road shortly after a 2 40 a m crash. deputies and searchers scoured farms and fields through Sunday. Wilkinson was located shortly before noon in a field.
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Honeaye Falls
Ralph Wilkinson
Monroe
Wilkinson
Sheriff's Deputies
Troy Nurses To Attend Area Dinner
A large delegation from the Troy Deanery of Catholic Registered Professional Nurses will attend the Albany Diocese Deanery dinner Thursday evening at Mohawk Country Club. Miss Anne Houck, executive secretary of the National Council of Catholic Nurses, Washington, D. C., will be among attendees. The deanery chartered bus leaves 4th and State streets at 4 45 p.m. for the country club on Route 5 between Herkimer and Little Falls.
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Herkimer
Little Pauls
Troy Deanery
Seton Hall
Mary's Hospital
C. Peter Becker
Kesson
Albany
Florence Gassler
Baghdad mass execution sparks nationwide demonstrations
Reports from Baghdad describe large crowds protesting the execution of 37 men condemned by a popular court after Premier Abdel Karim Kassem seized power. Baghdad radio praised the action as revolutionary, while Damascus radio notes widespread chants in support of the revolution and anti royalist sentiment.
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Lory
Baghdad
Baghdad Radio
Mosul
Abdel Karin Kassem
Iray
People’s Court
Chirag
Baghdad Radio Bro
Kassem
Radia
Damascus Radio
Nuri Ef
Retired Bumstead Employee Honored at Holiday Manor Party
Conrad Loonrad retired Sept 1 from W. H. Bumstead Inc after 34 years of service. He helped found the Bumstead operation and began as a mechanic before becoming shop foreman in 1935. Fellow employees and friends honored him Saturday night at Holiday Manor.
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Fimer Loonrad
W. HL Bumstead, Inc
Holiday Manor
Cosnrad
Gas Tax Funding Set for Highway Plans
The federal highway program faces a funding squeeze as the Federal Highway Administration warns of reduced state allotments. New legislation would cap authorizations at about 2 billion for the coming fiscal year, possibly dropping to 800 million if revenue estimates tighten. For July 1, 1961, authorized levels stood at 2.2 billion with transfers of roughly 60 million annually from general revenues planned for three years.
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Congress
Hereau of
Public Roads
Schenectady Starts Rockefeller Draft
A Schenectady meeting organized a Draft Rockefeller for President in 1960 club. Romolo Versaci, leader of the movement and Schenectady County Young Republican Club president, named chair of a 13 member committee to promote the drive. Campaign buttons were prepared for distribution.
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Adot IO
Schenectady
Rockefeller
Romolo Versaci
Schenectady County
Young Republican Club
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