Funeral rites for Jol J Mesride of Mullan Wisconsin
The funeral for Jol J Mesride of Mullan Wisconsin was held Saturday at 10 am from St Peter's Church Rutland with Rev Joseph FE Catheolic assistant pastor officiating. Interment followed at St Mary's Cemetery Tro. Bearers included William J Gimmners Joseph A off Michael M Prow Thomas J Navin Daniel B Cok Tins and Peasey Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr Mrtiride
Jol J. Mesride
Mullan
St. Peter's Church
Rutland
Dosseph FE
St Mary's Cemetery
Tros
William A. McNalars
St. Vatrick’s Church
Rensselaer Driver Pleads Guilty After Collision
Joseph Honnelis, 43, of 308 Apri Sh, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and driving while intoxicated after a Saturday collision on 3rd Avenue in Rensselaer that injured three people including Robert Fryer and his wife. Honnelis was fined $25 and had his license and permit suspended. two others were treated at Albany Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At'yoy
Pormut
Builty
Rensselaer
Joseph Honnelis
3Rd Avenue
Thomas Parole
Nscat
Robert Fryer
Cy Inthia
Fryer
Fennelly
Albany
Pormnelly
Lic Kensselace
Radquarters
Res
Tcense
Ite
Enol
Stunts Power Supply To Upstate Towns New York
AP reports the state power project expands hydroelectric power to three more upstate communities. Theresa and Philadelphia in Jefferson County and Solvay in Onondaga County receive new energy as the $190.1 million system begins operations. High voltage lines will carry power to residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tne
Tsnerener
Upstate
Ftag
Tomorow
Altaniiiees
Theresa
Philadelphia
Jefferson County
Solvay
Onondaga
Niagara Malawi
Gary
Ampmaiy
Arnold Will Head Center Program at Troy Jewish Center
Norman Arnold has been named program director of the Troy Jewish Community Center. Dr. Harry B. Binder and Myers announce the appointment, noting Arnold’s six years with Albany Jewish Community Center and recent role as program assistant there. He has led youth work, camp activities, and supervised counselors, with editorial duties on a weekly publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman ‘Arnold
Troy
Stummeyay
Comnselors
Spechalis
Neem
Bennington Firm Garment Union Signs First Contract
Members of the newly organized Local 41 of the International Ladies Garment Union unanimously approved their first contract with Lie Thomson Manufacturing in Bennington. The agreement raises wages from 1.00 to 1.40 per hour, provides severance pay, holiday pay, vacation provisions, and other benefits.
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International Ladies Garment Union
Lie Thomson
Moose Ball Samp
Bennington
New York
State College For Teachers
Ab Juni Dave
Arnold
Ite
End Hillel Society
Wlso
Nafealls
Onal Hillel Institute
Kappa Phi
Kappa
Playlet Highlights Growth of Catholic Benevolent Association
The Albany Diocese hosted the first full meeting of LCBA at Mrs Dalla Lyans home. St Bernard’s Cohoes put on a playlet marking the 1890 founding in Titusville and tracing the movement nationwide. Miss Tschel Lyons led as narrator with roles by Thea Keoughan Marian Conpolly and Catherine Petraska. Reverend Mulqueen attended as guest of honor. A garden party committee included Julia Sipwell Mary Owens and Margaret McGovern as Colour The. The Ladies Catholic Teneva Tent Asan notes its 62nd anniversary. the national association enters its 63rd year.
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Catholic Benevolent Assa
Albany
Mra
Dalla Lyaus
St. Bernard's, Cohoes
Titusville
Tschel Lyons
St. Bernard's
Parratar
Thea Keoughan
Marian Conpolly
Catherine Petraska
Colides
Magr
Gerald Mulqueen
SL. Bernard's Church
Coli
Unclear Names Reported In Early Contract Talks
Fragmentary text cites individuals Ssepwnust MGLADRY AIRLEIC and Medi F. Errieva of Rul VT as participants in an international garment union contract negotiation. Details are unreadable, but the record notes a union involvement and contractual negotiations.
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Ssepwnust Mgladry
Airleic, Wager
International Lac Jes Garment Uiton
Medi F. Errieva
Rul
Nlon
George Krauss Retired Store Operator Dies at 90
George Krauss, longtime store operator in Renssplace, died yesterday at Sharpe Homestead Nursing Home after illness. Born June 20, 1868 in Frankfurt, Germany, he lived most of his life in Revissetaey Lor. Survived by son George Jr and several relatives. Services to be held at Thomas AL Sherwood Funeral Home with burial at Sindreek Road Cemetery in Albany.
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Fred Keuntattt
Front Park View
St. Mary's
Troy
George Hwgon
Breat Park View
Diesas
St John's Episcopal
Nolcomb
Nellie Proper
Mold Fountain
Waterglid
Calvin Hee
Allens
Dorothy le Mebyres
Gloria Ryan
Nicholas Manging
Stellone
Waterviel Brothers
Euclid Fountain O
Tos Angeles
St. John’ Eqasenpal
Elotwood
Mev Harnham
Glande Whitman
Laude Whitimin
Hancock
Mass
Stephen Town
Luke’s Hospital
Pittsheld
Luc
Stephentown
Vaneverfor
Louise C. Hoffman
Asap
Danigh Whitman
Hinglale
Earl Seat
Windsor
Wars
Charles] Hottman
Adam Hoffman
Cherry, Plain
Henry Lotton
Great Neck
Arthee Ruthin
Pillsfield
Hall
Wiggs
Heine
Mangock Cemetery
Howard M. Starrall
Mansel Baptist Ghitreh
Magletta Fy
Marietta Pérrara Avan
Felday
Elizabeth St
Albany
Shy
Haly
Wedale Aguatius
Angela Jalefalo Ferrari
Uhite
Joseph
Armag
Veuy
Dhe
Mer Armac
Jesa Chii
Hashand
Christ
Mies Arman
Mearers
Weredo
Leon
Stuoving
Bernard Walle
Zebloun Joy
4Th
St. Anthony's Church
Adbony
Agnes
Menanda
Olds
Sharkow
Patrick
T. Sharkey
al Ain
Salurlay Tom
Sheldon Ave
Aim
St. Praneig de Sales
Gbureh
Salesin Rey
Vict GC
O'Arlen
Willy Itev
Jogeph Po Mamba Ag
Tae Eon
Gorskins
Crags
A. Uitiger
Freihofer Balin Go
Fonmal
Lenoy
Thmas
Terry Shomas
Tahortoy
John J. Sanvntyg
Dth
Arneal A. Spaugler
Art Ihe Tayiner
van Cauren
A. Niles
Joseph A. Niles
Brunawick Rd
Geanidson
Charles G. Craser
Congress
Janes G. and
Lorelle Graser Miles
Sh. Lawrence's
LaSalle Inglitune
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Albany Law School
Monica M. Riley
Lnte
Charles J. Niles
Yroy
Sir Macys Church
Italy Name Society
Hak Parish
TD A
St. Mers's
Chive
St Mary's Cemetery
Boutvice L. Garey
Beatrice Linay Garey
Saratnga Springs
St. Mary’s Hospital
Garey
9Th St
New Era Apparel Co. Inc
T Ie
California
Wallan A. Garey
Alfreda Garett
New York City
Ame Zion Church
Inlermond
Aeneas
George Kits Sr
Renssplace
Sharpe Homestead
Ketterssville
Mr Krauss
Frankfurt
Germany
Mehark
George Jr
Thomas AL Sherwood
ACT To Hold Counselor Night At WCF Hall
ACT to hold Counselor's Night at WCF Hall in Albany with Hohn G. McCarthy of Rochester and Mrs. McCarthy visiting Tray council, joined by officers and state officials. George Turner says other members from Upshire will attend. A grand councilors tribute and entertainment follow, with two members who died this month honored.
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Tray Council
Wcf
Hohn G. McCarthy
Rochester
Avanil
State of New York
George £. Turner
Ureshire
Maating
Coveris
Lawis
le Loup
Mawar Ay Doy
Wwe
Harriman Proclaims Parent Teacher Month in October
Harriman announces October as Parent Teacher Month urging parents and citizens to support education and join the Parent-Teacher Association in advancing the vital work of schooling. The proclamation highlights American education and community involvement as key priorities.
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Albany
Harrian
Tuvward
FDIC Details Bank Assets Rise in Midyear Report
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reported 13,303 banks insured, with total assets around 236 billion dollars as of June 23, up 2 percent from the start of 195d. Deposits grew to 28 billion, up from 22b, indicating broader asset expansion across insured banks despite earlier limits.
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Washington
Federal Devoair Insurance Corp
Waltara al
Danny 1
Fae
Tex
Thefit Reports To Troy Police
Erink Moran of 130 Hedford St reported to police yesterday faltering that someone reached through a bedroom window and stole his wife's wallet containing $20 and personal papers. Eugene Keemer of the Taw Epsilon Whi fraternity house reported to the Detective Bureau Saturday after someone entered the building between 4 and 5 am through the unlocked front door and stole between $30 and $40 from several students in three rooms. Investigation was conducted by William Donovan and Major Leesian.
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Erink Moran
Hedford St
Eugene Keemer
Taw Epsilon
Quel St
de Ivetive
von Mutt
Tet
William Donovan
Maijelarresiian
Wiliam B. Belt
Cambridge area resident arrested on fugitive charge
A Cambridge resident, 27, was arrested as a fugitive from justice in North Bennington Vermont. Mrs Ida Smith Whitthan and others arranged a birthday dinner at Cambr idge, with Police Justice John Trigga presiding. The suspect was jailed in Washington County and faces mortgage related allegations involving relatives in Waterbury and North Bennington.
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Cambridgea
Ol AL Garey
Cambridge
Ida Smith Whitthan
North Benington
Pratt
Lee
John Trigga
Shas
Ghireb
Washington County
Bkenninglas
Packer
Salem
Ter
OWS
Novi Ben
Molten
Car Crashes and Injuries Reported Across Route 9 Area
Police reported a series of crashes along Route 9 in Schodack and nearby, injuring several motorists. Ed ward Keller and Tawyer Taber were involved in a rear end collision with Catalina, while John Hart sustained facial injuries in a separate incident. Additional accidents on Broadway and Memorial Bridge left drivers with cuts, bruises, and possible spine injuries, with multiple vehicles damaged and bystanders treated at Leonard Hospital.
Collision injures three. two cars collide on 14th Street
A morning crash at 14th Street and 5th Avenue left Myrtle Pat Vignelli wife of 42 and Eleanor Gwi s n three years old with arm and head injuries. They, along with three passengers from the other vehicle, were taken to Leonard Hospital by Ambulance Service Corp. Police report lists William Gillis 20 and Wilfred Nadeau 47 as motorists in the two cars, while Frances Nadeau 24 Marlene Nadeau 21 and John Blair 24 suffered various injuries. The incident occurred as a 1954 convertible drove north on 5th Avenue and a 1940 sedan moved east on 114th Street.
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Avin Aoulh
Tawyer
Edward JA. Keller
Novi Allan Street
Albany
Ossining
Welles
Taber
Keller Fai
Catalina
John Hart
Broad Way
Rensselaer
Schodack
George Layman
Daniel Hughes
Kinderhook
Talkies
LaVerne G. Lewis
Hover
Broadway
Robert Ure
Box 40
Spring Road
Watervital
Bernard’ Munson
Forest UN
East Greenbush
Joseph Fraer
McClellen Road
Nassai
Pyter
Patralmga
Mwere Irena Kulmala
Madison Ave
F Jackaa
Y Mallen Ave
Tenssalant
Laker
St. Peter's Nospltal
Albany Motors
Robert Pendt
William Murray
Radio Patrol
Palvigia Powers
Monror St
Anto
Jefferson Street
First Street
Loretta
Titiuali
Monaney
the Leonard Hospital
2Nd Wvenuy
Jobin
Spenard
Edward
2Nd
Leon Jard Hospital
Spenard Ani
Thors
Terrence 1
Nolan
15Th St. Watervliet
Malee
Albers Raie
Nhyeo
118Th Street
Sr Avenue
Potten
Wildant Rose Eras
M48
Dartmouth St Gphors
James Pettignelli
Rosterans
Wey Sald
Jim Petty Noili
Leonard Gordon Fl
Skawcup
M's
Myrtle Pat- Vignelli
4Th Ave
Eleanor Gwiisn
Wintor Heyden St
Ambulance Service Corp
14Th Street
Sth Avenue
John Comilide
Anthony Matiriello
Edward Wy Gil
Vic
William Gillis
114Th Street
Wilfred Nadeau
Ant
Corliss Pa
Nadreau
Two Charged With Assault After Fracas
A fracas on Tavok street and BIH avenue left two men charged with assault. Berman Linton, 21, remained under guard at Samaritan Hospital with a facial laceration and was charged with second degree assault. Leon Butler, 34, faced similar charges and was released pending court. Police reported the men assaulted each other with alleged knife and blow.
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Tavok Street
Bih Avenue
Berman Linton
Cours
William Lewis
Adan Nowakowski
Nicholas Moselli
Howard Hammond
Deis
Edwin Bloomer
Thomas O'Brien
William M. Donovan
William B. Bell
Lino
Ambulance Service Corp
Nixon Contends Cram of Letters Affects Policy
United States officials and lawmakers debated whether public sentiment or letter counts should steer foreign policy. William Galbraith verified the State Department received thousands of letters amid coverage of offshore islands, while O'Mahoney criticized leaks and urged reliance on evidence over polls in assessing defense treaties and Formosa. Clark praised cautious State Department messaging amid Dulles era references and cautioned against misreading public opinion.
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Algsta
Raghod Sitith
le Press
Heston
Times
State Department
United Presy Bilerntioia Rest
United Presy Bilerntioia Rest Parler
William Galbraith
Department
Sna
New York Times
Galbraith
Hat Department
Lincoln White
O'Mahoney
Nixon
Staemen
Dulles
Congress
Formosa
Senate
Dukes
Clark
Department of State
Mr. Dulles
Clack
Mrs. Dulles
Hindu Leader Seeks Peaceful Resolution on China Crisis
India's UN delegate Vy Nihashna Menon urged a peaceful evacuation of Chinese Nationalists from Quemoy and a ceasefire offshore to prevent a wider war. He warned Chiang Kai-shek seeks war and said the United States will not back any venture into conflict, calling for global restraint.
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Washington
India
Nihashna Menon
Cuseway
Poriwasa
Menon
Sue Ching
Unihal
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Waishe
United
Tates
Will Speak In Albany On Supervisory Training Benefits
Gongo Elmore general superintendent of the American Serma Co will address the Hudson Valley Chapter meeting on How to Make Supervisory Training Day OF lasting benefits. The talk is set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Hot Shoppes Restaurant Albany.
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Albany
Gongo Elmore
Feneral
Emericat Serma Co
Hudson Valley
American Society For the Advancement If Management
Restaurart
Adenauer's party wins in Schleswig-Holstein election
In Schleswig-Holstein West Germany, Adenauer's Christian Democratic Union captured 33 seats in parliament, short of a majority by 4 seats. The election saw the opposition Socialist bloc win 71 seats, with Adenauer personally campaigning across the state in the final week urging support for his program.
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Kiel
Germany
Chan-t
Konrad Adenauers
Christian Bemberaric
Union
Sehlewsis-Holstrin
West Germany
Christian Democrats
Bue
Baily
Adenauer
Tola
Phu Sovistise
Mycaralit
Shahipad
Vnst Leef
Red China Warns U S After Warship Incursions
AP reports Peiping issued a serious warning to the United States after five U S warships violated China's coastal boundaries. China said a 22 diary note indicated incursions in the Amoy area Fukien province. Simultaneously American ships reportedly entered Chinese territorial waters off Fukien.
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Red China
Lennon
Rei
China
All Ith
United States
Aea
Peiping
Radio Aaid
Amoyarés
Fukien
Paul Graham Honored At Dinner To Mark Retirement
Paul Graham of the physical education department at REL was feted at a testimonial dinner Saturday at Journeys Bird Restaurant West Sid Lake. Ed ward W. Donald spoke for the administration and medical staff presented a gift on behalf of attendees. Graham plans to reside in Florida after selling his South Lake avenue home. Mrs. Graham died last June.
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Physica Education
Rel
Dnglidale
Daver Ty
Journey's Bird Restaurant
West Sid Lake
Paul 5
Grehant
Physical Education Department
Rei
Graham Velited
Iis
Edward W. Donald
Wolf Cluby
Graham
South Lake Avenue
Plorids
Grahiat
Wr. Graham
Henry AW
Kumpf
Yehue
Lansingburg
Reds Say the Diltos Hitler
Soviet military newspapers accuse President Kisesqywer of copying Adolf Miller and Nazi Germany by pressing for partition of Czechoslovakia. The Red Stag says the United States seeks to split China from its islands, while the Navy paper says Washington leads in armaments and reckless ventures under Miller.
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Moscow
Kisesqywer
Adolf Miller
Red Stag
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
United States
Navy
Hiller
Washington
Elsenbower
Miller
County Firemen Parade Through Hudson Draws Crowd
More than 20 fire departments auxiliaries and volunteers joined a parade at Hudson yesterday afternoon with Clinton Heights and East Greenbush fire departments among the entrants. Two Rensselaer County musical groups Yankee-Doodle American Legion Band and Castleton Fire and Drum Corps also marched. The route ran from Hudson through about four miles to the Firemen's Home open house sponsored by Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association. Elderly veterans and officials attended and awards were presented at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Hudson
Hudson Valley Volunteer Wiremems Assn
Sclymling
Clinton Heighly Fire Department
East Greenbush
Yankee — Doodle American Legion Band
City of
Rensselaer
Castleton
Hudson Valley
Nurse Conneil Yo Meet Tomorrow at Seton Hall Event
The Albany Din ese will host a Catholic Nurses meeting at St Marys Hospital Seton Hall. Mrs Margaret Dutry chairs the program with speakers Miss Theresa Hayes and Miss Mary Caroman, residents of Amstoriam Deanery, to discuss future sermons and a deanery arrival dinner report. The gathering was held Thursday in Glens Fsis.
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Devy
Council of Catholic Nurses
Aloreow Old Path
Seton Hall
St Mary's Hospital
Mss
Nargaret Hales
Will Weer
Albany Dinese
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Howard A. Joy
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Howe
Snyders Corners
Widdarm
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Clark & Sinko Memorial
Aig River Sky
Mau Ain
St. Dude's Churete
Francis Solomon
Frank A. Tiley
Olan
Qouandt Funeral Home
Waterford
Cohges
Iisiiietive Saviiee
Mevsanisty Prine
Nouman Arnold
Garment Union
LCBA
George Krauss
Dics
Harriman
Orober
FDIC
Thefit
Wage LY
Paul Graham
Diltos Hitler
Conneil
Setober
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