U S Workers Organize For Fund Drive At Watervliet Arsenal
Federal employees kicked off the Mohawk Hudson Combined Federal Campaign at Watervliet Arsenal. Don Hartley Albany IRS district director led the rally with Lt Colonel Shaddy and Dr Frederick Schmiedeshoff as other speakers. Last year contributions totaled 68211 with 50111 to United Fund agencies and 11910 to health agencies. remaining 6195 aided international service agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk-Hudson
Watervliet Arsenal
Arsenal
Donald T. Hartley
Albany
Internal Revenue Service
Martin A. Shadday
Frederick W. Schmiedeshoff
Arsenal Research
CFC
Joseph A. Phillips
Troy Post Office
Watervliet
Andrew Hoblock
Thomas Delaney
Troy
IRS
United Fund
International Service Agencies
Care, Project, Hope
Radio Free Europe
American Korean Foundation
Nassau Man Faces Charge Of Larceny
George H. Bennett Jr. of Nassau is jailed in Albany County awaiting a grand larceny hearing after a break in at Canada Dry Bottling Plant. Police say he forced a rear door between Sept 9 and Sept 10, stealing 3250 dollars in cash and checks and a 2000 dollar truck later found near a diner. Investigators recovered 1757 dollars in checks tucked in a tree by Route 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bennett Jr
Nassau
Albany County
Bennett
Bea’s
Schodeck
Canada Dry
Central Ave
Albany
Ile
Michael V. Tepedino
East Greenbush
BCI
J.C. Savosky
Caselon
Wynantskill Crash Involves Auto and Truck on Route 66
A rear end collision on Route 66 in Wynantskill at 7 46 a m involved a 1965 pickup driven by John Hare and a 1963 sedan driven by Douglas Crosby an RPI student. No injuries were reported though Crosby said wet pavement prevented avoiding the crash. Crosby's sedan sustained front end damage and was towed to Webb's Garage in North Greenbush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynantskill
Rensselaer County
James Kelley
John Hare
RD 4
Troy
Douglas H. Crosby
Averill Park
RPI
Crosby
Webb
North Greenbush
Kelley
Fire Auxiliary Plans Fall Meeting at Strang Firehouse
Committees will be appointed at the first fall meeting of the auxiliary of the Mechanicville Fire Department at the Strang firehouse on North Third Street at 8 p.m. Monday. Activities will be planned at the meeting conducted by president Mrs. Carmela Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Strang
North Third Street
Carmela Dunn
Troy Doctor Named Aide At Arsenal
Lt. Col. Marlin A. Shadday announced the appointment of Dr. Carolyn V. Brignola of Troy as assistant medical officer at Watervliet Arsenal. She plans an office in Troy for private practice and holds a rich background including Cornell University and Albany Medical School training, fellowships at Harvard and Johns Hopkins, and leadership roles in local medical societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin A. Shadday
Watervliet Arsenal
Carolyn V. Brignola
Troy
Brignola
Frank Brignola
Troy High School
Cornell University
Cornell
Albany Medical School
Albany
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Children’s Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard Children's Medical Center
Boston
Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health
American Public Health Association
Nicholas F. Brignola
Russell Sage College
Rensselaer County Medical Society
The
State Medical Society
American Medical Association
American College Health Association
Gordon Grey to Teach Principles of Bank Operations
Gordon L. Grey, cashier of Union National Bank of Troy, will lead the American Institute of Banking course in Principles of Bank Operations at Hudson Valley Community College on Tuesday evenings. He previously taught the Troy course in 1966 and accounting in 1967, and holds a BBA from Pace College. He and his wife Mildred reside at 12 Dove Drive, Latham, with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon L. Grey
Union National Bank of Troy
American Institute of Banking
Hudson Valley Community College
Mr. Grey
Troy
Pace College
New York City
Leonard Hospital Granted Three Year Full Accreditation
Leonard Hospital has received three year full accreditation as a general hospital from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals after a survey and inspection in August. The evaluation covered all functions and future service projections, with improvement suggestions and emphasis on safe patient care and accurate medical records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hospital
Ralph R. Betts
Joint Commission On Accreditation of
Haskell PTA OKs Budget Plans Party
The Haskell School PTA held its first meeting of the year with Mrs. Peter Howe presiding. The proposed budget was accepted after being read by treasurer Mrs. Howard Tostegaard. Miss Arlene Lader and the faculty were introduced, with reports from Mrs. Warren Fane. The group voted to host a family birthday party on the school’s birthday and announced room mother assignments. The PTA will attend its 70th annual convention at Saratoga Springs Oct 9 to 11. A bazaar is planned at Westminster Church on Nov 4 with a Santa Claus visit highlight. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Donald Wheeler and Mrs. William Van Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Haskell School
Peter Howe
Howard Tostegaard
Arlene Lader
Warren Fane
Francis Pettit
Howe
Little Sisters Adopt New Habit in Change of Garb
The Little Sisters of the Poor in Troy will switch from the traditional cape and hood to a simplified black dress with white collar and cuffs. The new habit omits the white bonnet and hood, replacing them with a short black veil with a white forehead band, as 16 sisters adjust their attire while remaining true to Jeanne Jugan's spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sisters of the
Jeanne Jugan
Mary of the Cross
Marie Lorat du Bon Pasteur
St. Vincent's
Troy
St. Vincent's Home
Russell Sage College
Little Sisters
Birthday party follows WSCS meeting at church
Pittstown Woman's Society of Christian Service resumes regular schedule with a meeting at Mrs. Millard Freemantle home. Mrs. John Roberts leads program on Modern Woman's Struggle for Personal Identity with a panel including Mrs. Stanley Humphrey and others. Fall workshops set for Oct 5 at First Methodist Cohoes and Oct 6 at Easton Methodist. reservations requested for luncheon. Birthday party atmosphere marked the fellowship hour as Mrs. Merritt Kany celebrated Carpenter birthday. Arthur J. Herrick and others noted returning to Albany Medical Center for treatment after an injury. Next meeting Oct 11 at Mrs. Leighton Holbrook’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittstown
Kautz
First Methodist Church
Cohoes
Easton Methodist Church
Arthur J. Herrick
Vice
State Bank of al
Merritt Kany
Mechanicville
Carpenter
Albany Medical
Ter
Leighton Holbrit
Pruyn Hill
Robert
Bev
Albany Man Injures Back In Route 5 Collision
James R. Disanto, 21, of Albany, was injured when his car collided with a van type truck on Route 5 at Rapple Drive in Colonie. He was taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital. The truck, driven by Guy A. Dale, 26, of Schenectady, was westbound and tipped over after exiting a parking area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Disanto
Myrtle Ave
Albany
Rapple Drive
Colonie
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Colonie Village
Raymond Hahn
Guy A. Dale
Lennox Rd
Schenectady
Parish Blood Drive Surpasses Goal At Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church parishioners donated 118 pints of blood, 20 percent above its goal, during a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to the East Side church. A total of 138 people reported to donate, with about 20 deferred for colds or other reasons, as 14 nurses and 33 volunteers logged 138 hours of service in the school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
East Side
Red Cross
Sacred Heart Parish
W. W. Gilligan
Sacred Heart
Bloodmobile
RPI Physicist Elected to IAU Commission 34
Dr J Mayo Greenberg of RPI has been chosen for the IAU Commission 34 Interstellar Matter organizing committee at Prague. He proposed interstellar grains as frozen ice methane and ammonia, challenging Dr Fred Hoyle’s graphite smoke particle theory. Greenberg will organize meetings, draft reports, and plan colloquia including a 1969 event in Jena. the first IAU colloquium occurred at RPI in August 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Astroomical Union
IAU
Prague
Czechoslovakia
RPI
J. Mayo Greenberg
Greenberg
Milky Way
Fred Hoyle
Cambridge University
Commission
International Astronomical Union
Jena
Germany
Jackie Wilson Not Arrested On Drug Count
CATSKILL, N.Y. AP Jackie Wilson the rhythm and blues singer whose record High er and Higher is among top sellers was not the man arrested Wednesday on a narcotics charge State police arrested two men one identifying himself as John Wilson 27 of Philadelphia a singer In Chicago Jackie Wilson said she had been in Chicago since Sept 15 for a stage appearance The show closed Monday because I became ill but I am staying in Chicago through Saturday to do some recording sessions Wilson vaulted to public acclaim in 1962 with his record of Lonely Teardrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
N.Y
Jackie Wilson
John Wilson
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wilson
Suspect Snapped Seized in Deer Park Bank Robbery
An 18-year-old youth wanted in connection with a Connecticut bank robbery was seized at his home in Deer Park by Suffolk County police. An automatic camera captured his image during the holdup last Monday when he ordered the bank clerk to lie on the floor. A witness who saw the photo in the Bridgeport Post notified authorities. The suspect fled in a car with Connecticut plates turned upside down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
N.Y
Connecticut
Suffolk County
Bridgeport Post
Church Gets OK To Sell Property
Christ Church Methodist has court permission to sell its real property at 1649 5th Ave. near State and Fifth. Supreme Court Justice DeForest C. Pitt signed the order allowing a $10,000 sale to Dr. Thomas F. Fatone of 40 State St. The property was left to the church in 1960 by Ruth F. Bryson and Tandy A. Brygon. Attorney William E. Smith represented the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church, Methodist
5Th Ave
State Street
Fifth Avenue
Supreme Court
DeForest C. Pitt
Thomas F. Fatone
State St
Ruth F. Bryson
Tandy A. Brygon
William E. Smith
Church
Engineering Aide's Test Set For Nov 4
Examination for engineering aide is set for November 4 with applications due by October 4. Two vacancies in the Department of Public Works. Salary ranges from 4980 to 5815 with five annual increases. The Troy Municipal Civil Service Commission chair Gerald J. Minehan announces details and locations for testing and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald J. Minehan
Troy Municipal Civil Service Commission
Dept. of Public Works
Minehan
Troy
Second St
Fourth St
I Selaer County Court House
Ahearn
Central Police/Apts
State Street
Third Ward
St. John's Tires
Central Fire Staion
Council Approves City Polling Places Across Wards
The council outlines polling locations by ward and district, listing venues from churches and schools to halls and fire houses. Notable sites include Griswold Heights administration building, St. Peter's Hall, Calvary Armenian Church, Ukrainian Hall, Eddy Fire House, A M E Zion Church, School 10, and Troy High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold Heights
Seventh Ward
Fifth Ave
St. Peter’s
Calvary Armenian Church
Ninth and
Eagle Streets
Eighth Ward
Cyo
Fourth St
Ninth Ward
Osgood
Carroll Hill
Tenth Ward
Eddy
A.M.E. Zion
Ninth St
Bussey
Eleventh Ward
Twelfth Ward
Thirteenth Ward
Penny Home Supply
River St
Public Works
Fourteenth Ward
Bethany Lutheran Church
Troy Garden Apts
Fifteenth
Haskell School
Sixteenth Ward
Powers School
Danish Brotherhood Hall
Fourth Ave
124Th Street
Lansingburgh
Seventeenth Ward
Whipple School
Twining
Whitmier Ferris Corp
Northern Dr
Corliss Park
Eighteenth Ward
School
Farnam Fire House
Troy High School
Russia hints at boosting aid to Hanoi in Vietnam war
In Moscow, a Kremlin report said Premier Kosygin and North Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Nghi discussed stepping up aid to North Vietnam as U.S. aggression grows. The note indicated aid, already around one billion dollars annually, could rise to meet Hanoi’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Kremlin
Hanoi
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
le Thanh Neghi
Vietnam
U.S
Seventh District Democrats Center Opens Near Election
Seventh District Democrats announce headquarters at 198 Hoo sick St at 16th Street will open early next week and stay open through the November election. Candidate James A. Lombard faces Republican Nathan Werlin for councilman with Edward J. Quinn leading the district Democrats and running for supervisor from the 14th Ward. The office will be staffed daily until the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Council
Democratic
Hoosick St
16Th Street
James A. Lombard
Nathan Werlin
Edward J. Quinn
Quinn
Colgate Alumni Plan Drive Dinner Tuesday
Colgate University alumni in the Troy Area will hold a kick-off dinner meeting for the 1967 68 Colgate Alumni Fund Campaign Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Silver Spur Restaurant. John G. Sterzinar coordinates the meeting. T Stuart Infantine will speak on the $23 million Col gate Renewal and Improvement Sesquicentennial Program scheduled for 1968 as the university marks its 150th anniversary. John L Hodgkins Jr of 20 East Glenwood Drive is the Troy campaign chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate University
Troy
Colgate Alumni Fund
Silver Spur
Latham
John G. Sterzinar
Rexford
T. Stuart Infantine
Colgate News Service
John L. Hodgkins Jr
East Glenwood Drive
Whitehall Couple Plan Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Louis Notarmei of 202 Broadway Whitehall will observe their wedding anniversary Sunday Oct 8 with an open house at Italian Hall Whitehall from 2 to 5 They were married Oct 7 1917 and plan the celebration for friends and neighbors to mark the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Notarmei
Broadway
Whitehall
Seth
Italian Hall
Pan
Notarmei
Bazaar Buses To Operate For St Josephs Bazaar
Buses from Troy Fifth Ave Bus Company will shuttle supporters to the Sisters of St Josephs Bazaar at the Latham Provincial House grounds today and tomorrow. Departures are from St Anthony's Church at State and 4th Streets at 11 am 12 pm 1 pm and 3 pm today with returns at 12 30 pm 9 30 pm 7 pm and 8 pm. Tomorrow buses depart at 1 pm and 3 pm returning at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St. Joseph's Bazaar
Latham Provincial House
Troy Fifth Ave
St. Anthony’s Church
State
4Th Streets
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Fire Auxiliary
Carolyn V, Brignola
Gordon Grey
Proctors
Columbia Pictures
Sidney Poitier
London
Aimes Clwell
Grant
Haskell Pta Oks
Marguerite
Mary Bernadette
WSCS
Engineering Aide
Fourth Ward
King St
Kennedy Towers
Tatenday
Russia
Democrats
Colgate
Peorle
Jack
IS Ross
HOYOL
Suimsny
Kodak
Troy Camera Shop
Third St
Franklin Market
Franklin Square
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