U S and Soviet Agree to Support Atomic Energy Agency
U S and the Soviet Union have fully agreed to back the East West International Atomic Energy Agency in promoting peaceful nuclear energy. John A. McCone said in Vienna that exchange of American and Soviet nuclear scientists will be stepped up, following talks with U S counterpart U M. Emelyanov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
United States
Soviet Union
McCone
U.S
Emelyanov
Wills in Rensselaer County Estates Total 3 Cases
Three local estates from Rensselaer County residents who died recently were probated with taxes and distributions. Noah Revolt of Brunswick died Dec 31 1958 leaving 35658 among five children. Aldnza Griswold of East Greenbush died Nov 1958 leaving 30468.69 in gross net values with four siblings and a widow receiving shares. Graylord Benson and Blanche Reason led estates totaling 52108 with major life insurance proceeds and heirs named.
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Rensselaer County
Noah
Brunswick
James R. Revoir
Kemp Ave
Alvin W. Revoir
Galveston
Tex
Vernon A. Reveir
Newcastle
Del
Dolores St. John
Cleminshaw
Ave
Levis &. Revoir
Corliss Park
Smith, Pattison, Roberts & Sampson
Aldnza R. Griswold
East Greenbush
le Sal
Pearl C. Griswold
Gerald Griswold
Ralph D. Griswold
Graft Griswold
Leland F. Griswold
Mabel McNamara
Cooper & Cooper
Graylord L. Benson
Castleton
Blanche J. Reason
Council Mill
Kay F. Bower
Jamazoo
Mich
Postkamzer & Muffson
al- Norneys
Burned East Greenbush man in incinerator accident
E Greenbush resident 30 was critically burned when flames from an incinerator ignited his clothing at the Hamilton Printing Co plant on Columbia Turnpike. He was taken to Albany Hospital by Brusden Rescue Squad. Eyewitness Mrs Duesberg said he burned from head to foot as workers fought the flames and brought him blankets. A nearby worker, Fred Duesberg, 68, also sustained burns trying to help.
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Albertson Kekerl
Hayes Road
East Greenbush
Albany Hospital
Brusen
Clinton Heights
Hamilton Printing Co
Calumbia Turnpike
Te i
Fred Duesberg
Eckert
Duesberg
Auto Film Building Burglaries Stun Troy Detectives
Two burglaries in Troy investigated by detectives yielded $22.50. The Doctor's Professional Building at 2312 15th St. was Broken through a rear window with cash missing from desks and cabinets totaling $17.50. The Cray Buick Co at 2781 6th Ave saw a roof entry and a failed attempt on a cigarette machine. $5 in cash and 2 pens taken. Det. Sgt. John J. Noonan Det. Leo J. Barry and ID Officer Joseph Warmt led the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Cray Buick Co
6Th Ave
Paris
John J. Noonan
Leo J. Barry
Joseph Warmt
Theft at Troy gas station prompts police inquiry
Troy detectives investigate theft at a Cecil M. Haton station 495 River St. Between 1:30 and 3:30 pm Saturday a cash box in an opened safe yielded $40 as the proprietor worked on a car unaware of any suspect. Earlier Friday, three unidentified youths fled with $50 from a nearby station 453 20t Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Someene
Cecil M. Haton
River St
Fatoni
Chinese Reds Call 2 Day Halt In Artillery Fire
Tokyo AP reports Communist China to suspend artillery against Quemoy and nearby islands on Sept 2 and Oct 2 to mark the 10th anniversary of the Red victory on the mainland. Ho Wo Wang says it remains China’s sacred duty to occupy Formosa and offshore isles as troops fire 192 rounds yesterday, continuing the odd day pattern.
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Tokyo
China
Quemoy
Maineland
Fnr
Red M Ho W Ong
Ching
Formosa
National Defense Council
Quemoy Islands
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Nancy
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Amy
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Orca
Eure
Ani
Ah Aranny
By A! Vermeer
Martha Wayne
By Wilson Scruggs
Emuer
Trark Eah
Pertho
Haing
Alfey
Gosh
Cory
Lou Siith
Pudge
Dudy Nes
Emeans
Charles M. Schula
By Frank King
Tox
By Mik
Bowe
AI Capp
Shmoos Daidan' Rani
Soviet
Uni
Atom Agency
Wrigley’s
Wrigleys
Disell
E. Greenbush
Feathers Furniture CO
America
Best Buy
FM Ten Ape
Emerson PM
Emerson
Waner
Oreawustee
RAO
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Lang
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