Town Hall Season Opens With Democracy Talk at Renselaer
The Town Hall program at Renselaer Polytechnic Institute kicks off with Dr. Kenneth Frasure discussing democracy in homes and schools as race prejudice and civic education are explored. The event features New York Times educator Benjamin Fine and other speakers, with Rev. Denny Williams as moderator and student assistants guiding sessions.
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Parente
Mnickerbocker Parent Teacher Association
Kenneth Frasure
State Teachers College
Putle
Allen Hawkins
Tra Freedman
New York State
PTA
Buffalo
Peter Fanning
English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Merures Cousten
Saturday Review of Literature
Renspelaes Polytechnic Instituta
Benjamin Fine
New York Times
Howard Jacoty
Mov U
Robert E. Sheewood
Ant
Dre
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
John Mason Brown
Russia
Mr. Cousins
Jacoby
Upper Hudson
Denny Williams
Brooklyn
William McGrath
Bridgeport
Five Scout Leader Courses Begin at Council Institute
Five training streams under Uncle Sam Council Scouters Institute push toward three year Boy Scout mastery at Knickerbocker Junior High. Thomas Davis chairs the initiatives with George Sherman John Gain and Donald La Pointe aiding. Explorer Leader and Commissioner courses attract strong enrollments as Cub handicraft den mothers join, led by John Hegnesser Francis Turner Clinton Rose and Lyall Bowen.
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Uncle Sam Council Scouters Institute
Lastraight
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Thomas Davis
Davis
George Sherman
John Gain
Donald LaPointe
Daniel Harkness
Council i
Augustua Hennessey
Bey
Roland Trathee
Warren Savage
John Hegnesser
Francis Turner
Clinton E. Rose
Lyall F. Bowen
Troy Knights Plan Dinner For Columbus Day Event
The Troy Council Knights of Columbus schedules its annual Columbus Day dinner at the council home with General chairman George Kennelly overseeing planning and entertainment. A report on the council’s activities will be presented by Howard J. Parteyl, trip chairman, and proceeds support Hillside and Guardian Angel Home children.
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Troy Council
Knights of Columbus
Councilome
Council
George Kennelly
Pic
Seth American Marists
Awritaville
Sieday
Howard J. Parteyl
Trip
Atranketrenia
Hillside
Guardian Angel
Proctor
Thester
Michael PL Evers
Detha Me
Bride
Erancé
Mobile X Ray Tests Hit 387 In County
The Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association's mobile unit gave X rays to 387 people yesterday in Berlin and Petersburg, bringing the two day total to 500. Berlin residents set a record with 279 tested last night in two hours and twenty minutes. In Petersburg 3 percent of adults and the Berlin Central School students were scanned during the ten hour stay. The unit will stop today in Boyntonville Pittstown and Raymertown with further stops planned for Grat-ter and Cropseyville. Local committees assist in the five day drive.
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Boytonville
Pittstown
Raymertown
Gratter
Cropseyville
Assault Case Pestimony Heard In County Court
A eleven year old girl testified in Rensselaer County Court about an assault in her home by Harold M Walters of Poestenkill on a second degree rape indictment. The prosecutor and defense attorneys identified witnesses including the victim’s mother and state officers. the jury, seven men and five women, heard the proceedings with recesses for composure.
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Learfuly
Rensselaer County
Owen
Harold NM
Walters
Poestenkill
Triad
Siown
Willmess
Herbert
Hamm
Richard E. Bolton
Robert, Gray
Attarnes
Panwounens
Bath
John J. MeXamest
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Walter Megler
West Sand Lake
Seon
Trek
Senate
Carpenters Union Experts Work Speedup
Carpenters union leaders and members met at West Miters on the Thar Tare to discuss faster work methods. The president urged unity and continued efforts to improve productivity and safety while expanding training.
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Carpenters Union
Imwihespa Triangle Awaits Official View
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Iss
Nempe
Trinagie, Pavano
Joan Richards
Queen
Prestfine
Two Troy Residents Die. Coroner Rules Natural Causes
Coroner Anthony E. Matera ruled natural causes in two Troy deaths reported yesterday. Minnie Dutcher, 78, was found dead at 20 First Street by owner John Powers and pronounced by Dr W T Shields Jr. John K E Taylor, 60, a former Helmbeld’s Pork Store butcher, was found at 728 Federal Street and pronounced by Dr K R E Vezina. Taylor, a World War I veteran, is survived by son John E Taylor Jr and five sisters. Funeral 2:41 pm Friday from Malone Funeral Home. interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery.
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Anthony E. Matera
Troy
Minnie Dutcher
First Street
John J. Powers
W. T. Shields
John EK. Taylor
Helmbeld
KR. E. Vezina
Federal Street
Presbyterial Meeting Speakers Describe Dominican Hospital Work
Mrs. Henry Smith, president of the Troy Presbyterian Society, spoke at the World Service Committee luncheon at First Presbyterian Church. She returned from the Dominican Republic and described Hospitale Internacional in Ciudad de Trujillo and its clinics and out-patient work. Mrs. George N. Patrick chaired. a rummage sale fundraiser was announced and the fall Presbyterial meeting set for October at Fires Church.
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Henry Smith
Troy Presbyterian Society
World Service Committee
Womens Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Smith
Dominican Republic
Hospitale Internacionale
Ciudad de Trujillo
Troy Presbyterial Society
Chis
George N. Patrick
Edmund Dyett
Wo Mens Guild
Presbyterian Church
Waterford
Charles Leboretary
Board of Foreign Missions
Fall Mission Institute Here To Be Friday
The annual Fall Institute of Missions will be held Friday at Memorial Methodist Church House under Troy Areas Council of Church West ern sponsorship. Morning session features Mrs Hare and Mrs Babcock. afternoon speakers include Mes Clinton Mewerty and Mes J Freemas Van Kearen with theme Cooperation for a Christian Sate.
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Omestic Missions
Aistr
Washington County Democrats Elect Officials and Members
Readable fragments describe Washington County Democrats selecting officers including secretary and treasurer and naming committee members. Names such as Guy Jobnane Francie Tiermer and John McCanley appear along with districts Greenwich and Easton.
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Reteret Dempeey
Imm
Redhead
Haipmar
Washington County
Reese
Ron
Rotary District Governor Addresses Troy Club on Budget
District Governor Thomas F L McDermott spoke at a noon luncheon to the Troy Rotary-2 club about Rotary International's 31,300 annual budget and 1,900,000 in US contributions plus 500,000 from other members worldwide. He noted equitable international board representation and outlined director meetings and travel expenses. Frank Johnson introduced him and Chester Milhouse presided. District Governors Aide Frank Himes was also present.
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Thomas FL McDermott
Nyack
Rotary
International
United States
Cin
Rotary International
Troy Club
Frank Johnson
McDermott
Chester F. Milhouse
Frank Himes
Colones
Moylan Heads Senior Class At Troy High
James E. Moylan was elected president of Troy High School's senior class. Other officers include Esther Giles as vice president Lanen Beard Mary Fearr and Donald Fear lex treasurer.
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James E. Moylan
Alfred J. Moylan
Poertenkill
Troy High School
Moylan
Esther Giles
Lanen Beard
Mary
Donald Fearr
Lex
David A Roblin
John H. Robin
Eyecare
Robin
Cruse jMay Wells
Eloegreement- Bros Guilford
Lorraine Mogi
Fire Wrecks Two Barns Upstate Near Hudson Falls
A blaze destroyed two barns in Kingsbury Town, about three miles north of Hudson Falls, early yesterday. Gordon Hayes owned the larger barn known as the Green Barn, storing fifty tons of hay and farm machinery. the smaller barn was empty. Four volunteer departments Kingsbury Queensbury Argyle Hartford and Fort Ann fought the flames for hours.
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Kingsbury
Hudson Falls
Gordon Hayes
Queensbury Central Fire Department
Argyle Fire Department
Hartford Fire Department
Fort Ann
4-H Leaders Honored At Dinner
The 4-H leaders recognition dinner at the Troy Country Club honored Mrs. Charles Simmons of Gratton for twenty five years in 4-H. Mrs. Gould of Canter Brunswick presented the award, with Barbara Reed of Speigietown as toastmistress and Miss Mary Clark of Poestenkifi on the council. Speakers included Albert A. Dyer and Harold M. Lewis, with musical selections by Gail Jones and Beverly Grisswold.
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Troy Country Club
Charles Simmons
Gratton
Arthur Gould
Canter Brunswick
Gould
Simmons
Mesting of & Persons
Mixx Barbara ‘Reed
Speigietown
Mary Clark
Poestenkifi
Aibert A. Dyer
Hudson
Aston TT Siite
Troy Record
Troy
Raymond Mitter
West Sand Lake
Harold M. J. Lewis
Manufacturers National Bank
Joan Hibn
Brunswick
Gail Jones
Wynantakil
Beverly Grisswold
West
Hensick
Parent Teacher Unit Formed At School Ten
Officials formed a temporary Parent Teacher Association at School Ten with Mrs. Fred W. Lawinger as chairman and Katherine Dalton as honorary chair. Miss Francen Joneph chosen secretary. A nominating committee listed Ely Kopiovitx, Rasenholtz, and Jerry Named.
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Harot! Wheeler
Anaries R Murphy
Cabh
PTA
W. Chesson
Ceeinei
Tempus
Dental Study Trip Share In $10,000 Report
A fragmentary account describes a dental study trip with a $10,000 estate grant tied to Schodack reception. Mentions attendees including Mrs Trezerne Kien and John Faxtiejen, with legal and committee figures referenced and a reception dinner at a noted location. The piece is obscured but notes an appeal and involvement of Dr Hered Hammer and attorney Ter che evtote in Hemar Feesue.
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Trezerne Kien
Hans
Schodack
Couramentary Betters
Bensee CT
New Hatburg
John Faxtiejen
Kieonjane
Casteten
Grantcon
Hemar
Bnied Tyre
Anni
Pachfork Pounces in Hudson Falls
In Hudson Falls a farm incident ends with injuries after a man is struck by a horse and a cow. The victim’s condition is described as needed medical care, with the report noting the event occurred during a chaotic altercation and involved farm animals.
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Pachfork
Hudson Falls
Schedule details for Simian clasts and nearby events
unreadable OCR text mentions events on Wednesday and Tuesday evenings at unknown locations. It references Gramashen and aviermir with unclear names and times. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates, places, or organizers.
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Gramashen
Aviermir
Stheol
Youth Bureau Reports No Truancy Cases In County Survey
The Mensesiser County Youth Bureau announced no habitual truancy cases in Trey and Lansingburg schools over a May to August 1949 survey period. The study found a notable decline from prior years, with fewer referrals to the County Children's Court and no measures requiring court action this year.
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Mensesiser County
Trey
Lansingburg
County Children's Court
Val Casan
Scchoor
Youth Bureau
Veterans protest Mitchell Bill parade in Rensselaer County
Veterans groups from Rensselaer and nearby counties plan a 7:30 p.m. march in Troy to protest the Mitchell Bill changing civil service veterans preferences. The event features national and local leaders, a parade route from Court House to Hendrick Hudson reviewing stand, and a military demonstration in plan.
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Rensselaer County
Associated Veterans
Lensselaer County
Desert
Mitchell Bur
Chasan
Joseph L. Fitzgeraid
Troy
Clyde A. Lewis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Lewis
John Poster Dulles
Joe R. Haney
Dean P. Taylor
Hendrick iHudson
Court House
Taylor
John, Bowker
American Legion
Harvey
Gardner
Xteff
Benjamin Chuckrow
Congress Street
Ian Third
Up Third
Fulton ‘Street
Hendrick Brudson
Appointed Office Roles in American Legion Leadership
Ashe PL Ryan Jr appointed vice chairman of the LA wien alata membership at Castleton Peet. Lotte E Drnen named state commander. Ryan serves as vice commander of Renaselass County Americas Laan. He chaired the Third district membership committee for three years.
Hoosick Flood Control Funds Near Vote
The Record reports Washington action on a Hoosick River flood control project with Army engineers seeking 400 000 dollars. Conferees may agree to nearly the full amount after prior talk of 200 000. Mayor Walter Warren pressed the House Appropriations Committee for approval. House and Senate conferees remain deadlocked on several waterway items nationwide.
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House
Senate
Army
Hoosick River
Budget Bureau
Walter Warren
Hoosick Palla
House Appropriations
Senate House
Plans for Reception For Catherine O Brien in Staten Island
Auxiliary plans a reception for Catherine O Brien Staten Island department inspector of the Army and Navy Union Auxiliary on October 22 at Baton Garrison rooms 19 Heth Street Mrs Harrie LeBeaut chairs aided by Mrs Margaret Curley and Mrs Bernice Schuhmacher On October 15 the group will hold a spaghetti dinner in the rooms under direction of Mrs Ivy Bir with Mrs Schumacher and Miss Gladge Foy serving on her committee Miss Beverly Carey Miss Joan Foy and Miss Barbara Foy to serve on the refreshment committee for the October 13 meeting
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Catherine O'Brien
Staten Jelland
Army and Navy Union
Howard C. Bacon
Thin City
Baton
Heth Street
Harrie LeBeaut
Margaret Curley
Bernice Sehumacher
Irooms
Ivy Bir
Schumacher
Gladge Foy
Associated Veterans Committee
Annex
Cohen Begins Law School Studies At Beanklyn
Robert J. Cohen son of John L. Cohen of 143 First Street started law studies at Beanklyn Law School after completing prelaw work at Siena College.
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Robert J. Cohen
John L. Cohen
First Street
Yesterdly
Beanklyn Law School
Siena College
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