World joins editor fight on intolerance
The New York World reports Talcott W. Powell editor of the Middletown Herald Times-Press rebuking the Fellowship Forum for attacking Governor Smith over religion. Powell calls the Forum's questionnaire an adroit impertinence and likens it to pressuring witnesses to answer in its terms. The World highlights Powell’s stand against the Forum and its campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Sungay
Talcott W. Powell
Middletown Herald Times-Press
Fellowship Forum
A& Klan
Washington, D. C
Smith
Powell
the World
Herald Times-Press
Five nominees named for new Federal Radio Commission
President Coolidge sent to the Senate five nominations for the new Federal Radio Commission. The slate includes H. G. Bullard of Media Pennsylvania retired rear admiral a six year term O H Caldwell editor radio publications Bronxville five years EH Sykes Jackson Mississippi former Justice Supreme Court four years A H Bellows Minneapolis Washburn Crosby radio station three years John F Dillon San Francisco supervising radio operator two years The administration hopes for prompt Senate confirmation to begin clearing chaos in the airwaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Senate
Fede Radio Commission
G. Bullard
Media
O. H. Caldwell
Bronxville
Radio Publications
EH. O. Sykes
Jackson
Miss
Justice Supreme Court
A. H. Bellows
Minneapolis
Minn
Washburn-Crosby
John F. Dillon
San Francisco
Baumes Commission Proposes 84 Crime Reforms in Albany
The Baumes Crime Commission urged the legislature at Albany to adopt eighty four recommendations altering the scope and administration of criminal law to curb crime. Thirty eight bills were introduced to implement these recommendations as the laws already in place last year significantly reduced crime in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumes Crime Commission
Albany
Senate
Assembly
New York State
New Note to Mexico Stirs Mexican American Relations
The United States has sent a fresh note to Mexico whose contents are undisclosed by the State Department. It is regarded as significant in the Mexican American relationship. The note is said not to involve the oil and land disputes that have stalled since the previous notes four months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
State Department
Nicaraguan Peace Hopes Rise Amid Negotiations
The text notes that negotiations between revolutionists and the Diaz government may lead to an imminent accord, signaling gradual improvement in Nicaragua. White House officials and President Coolidge express optimism about the developing situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Nicarangua
White House
Coolidge
Woman 101 Dies in Norwich After 80 Years There
Lydia Ann Troop, the county's oldest resident at 101, died in Norwich. She had lived there for 80 years and was known in Chananga county for her longevity and long residence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Ann Troop
Chananga County
Norwich
Nationwide praise for Coolidge veto and looming legislative skirmishes
News briefs report broad civilian approval of President Coolidge’s veto of the McNary-Haugen bill. Senate opposition blocks cloture on the Boulder Canyon Dam measure as filibusters threaten further legislation. Major firms like AT&T lead billion dollar corporations, while others like U S Steel and General Motors follow. An anti suicide club forms at New York University. Albany debates wet bills and poison liquor. Sing Sing parole figures show stricter releases with 41 discharged versus 52 year prior.
United States Plans Purchase of Trinity Church Site
The United States intends to buy the old Trinity church property in New York for use as a location for appraisal stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trinity Church
New York
Senator Borah Team Visit Plan Dies in Committee
Senator Borah proposed a Senate committee trip to Central America but the plan was blocked and smothered in committee, halting the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Senate
Central America
Mrs Pell Sues For Divorce In Paris Custody Plea
Mrs. Herbert C. Pell filed suit in Paris for divorce from her husband. The Pells are prominent in Orange County. Pell was chairman of the New York Democratic State committee and served as a U S Representative from 1919 to 1921. Mrs. Pell seeks the custody of their son Claiborne born November 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Pell
Paris
Pells
Orange County
Pell
Democratic State Committee
New York
Congress
Editor Flanders Beaten by Masked Men in Soperton
H M Flanders editor of The Soperton News in Soperton Georgia was dragged from his car by masked assailants and beaten into unconsciousness after publishing anti bootlegger editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Flanders
the Soperton News
Soperton, Ga
Edwards and Walsch Secure Marriage License in New Jersey
Samuel Edwards, 77, and Mrs. Alice Z. Walsch, 72, of Hackensack, N J, have secured a license to wed. This marks Edwards fourth wife and Walsch’s third husband, reflecting a long history of marriage plans in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Edwards
Alice Z. Walsch
Hackensack, N. J
Mr. Edwards
Walsch
Young immigrant built canned egg empire seals $1 million policy
Benjamin Titman, president of the B Titman company of New York, signed a million dollar life insurance policy for his canned egg business. Titman was born in Russia, came to America at eleven, and began as a Boston newsboy before rising to fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Titman
B. Titman Company of
New York
Titman
Russia
America
Boston
Fire destroys O'Brien department store in Auburn
A department store owned by John C. O'Brien and an adjoining shop in Auburn New York was burned to ashes causing an estimated loss of fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. O'Brien
Auburn
N. Y
New York Fire Loss Rises on Fuel Substitutes Use
New York City's fire loss for the past year is set at 21,671,755 dollars, a rise of 1 4 percent. Officials attribute the increase to the use of fuel substitutes during the winter of 1926 amid coal shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Detroit Boy’s Dream Averted Fire Tragedy
Eight year old Morris Couzens dreamed his wagon was stolen from the front yard in Detroit Michigan. The dream warned him of a blaze on the lower part of the house where his mother and three younger brothers were burned to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Couzens
Detroit
Mich
Untimely Deaths in Pan American Flight Crash
Buenos Aires and Argentina mourn the loss of Captain Clinton F. Woolsey of Michigan and Lieutenant John E. Benton of California after their hydroplanes the Detroit and New York collided near Buenos Aires. The goodwill flight continues with four planes as two more join remaining squadron members en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Clinton F. Woolsey
Michigan
John E. Benton
California
Detroit
New York
Opera Star Kate Condidon Scott Discovers Husband Dead
After twenty four years seeking her husband Mrs Kate Condidon Scott a noted Chicago opera singer found his body in a New Orleans cemetery vault under an assumed name he had lived as a mysterious New Orleans man and amassed a fortune in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Conidon Scott
Chicago
New Orleans
Scott
U.S. Sends Five More Destroyers to Shanghai
The United States rushes five destroyers from near China and Manila to Shanghai, joining seven American warships already there to protect nationals and property. Secretary Wilbur says Shanghai conditions are quiet and the labor strike appears nearly over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shanghai
China
Manila
Wilbur
Britain Accepts Five Power Geneva Naval Conference
The State Department releases a diplomatic memorandum showing Britain accepting the U S invitation to a five power Geneva conference with the United States France Italy and Japan to discuss further naval limitation. France and Italy decline, leaving Britain and Japan as accepted powers. Coolidge aides consider inviting the two to a three power talks on curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington
United States
France
Italy
Japan
Geneva
Great Britain
Coolidge
Executions Reported In St Louis And Rockview Pa
One man hanged in St Louis Missouri and two men executed in the electric chair at Western Penitentiary Rockview Pennsylvania. The hangings and executions followed crimes including an attack on a woman and the murder of Walter Harden of Chester Pennsylvania as he protected two girl companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Western Penitentiary
Rockview
Walter Harden
Chester
Mayor Walker Denies Accident Death Benefit After Burd Drowning
The medical board of New York City retirement system recommended denying a $766.50 accident death benefit for Robert A. Burd who drowned after falling from a municipal ferryboat. The mayor called intoxication an accident and ordered the report returned for reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Walker
New York City
Medical Board of
City Emploves Retirement System
Robert A. Burd
Burd
Medical Board
Reverend Percy Stinky Grant Estate Disbursement Report
The late Rev. Dr. Percy Stick ney Grant of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in New York leaves an estate valued around 100000 dollars. The bulk goes to a sister, a servant receives a life interest in 35000 dollars, and 5000 dollars is left to the house keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Stickney Grant
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
New York
Mexican revolutionary leader jailed for arms plot in California
General Estrada a Mexican organizer of a revolutionary army with ammunition and four airplanes at San Diego was sentenced by a U S Federal Court in Los Angeles to one year nine months in prison and a $10000 fine. Ten other leaders received sentences of one year and one day in jail and fines of $1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Estrada
San Diego
Cal
U. S
Los Angeles
Border labor surge as workers cross into U S for jobs
Hundreds of Mexican laborers and their families are streaming into the United States seeking employment. Contractors are engaging men for work in various sectors across the country while agricultural activity in parts of Mexico stalls due to revolutionary movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Mexico
Seed Corn Stocks in New York Short Due to Weather
Stock of good corn seed in New York state is reported to be short because of unfavorable weather late in the 1926 growing season. Farmers are warned not to reuse last year's seed without germination tests to avoid potential crop failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York Central Workers Seek 12 Percent Wage Rise
About twenty thousand clerks freight handlers and station employees on the New York Central lines ask for a 12 percent wage increase amounting to roughly 3 million dollars annually. The United States Board of Arbitration in New York is holding a hearing on the demand this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Lines
United States Board of Arbitration
New York
Governor names appointees to state commissions
Governor Smith selects Neal Brewster of Syracuse for the Public Service Commission to succeed Charlies Van Voorhis of Rochester. The ten year term pays $15000 annually. Also named James A. Bennef of New York City as State Superintendent of Insurance and Major John A. Warner as Superintendent of State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Neal Brewster
Syracuse
Public Service Commission
Charlies van Voorhis
Rochester
James A. Bennef
New York City
John A. Warner
Ellins Found Dead in Car In Carbon Monoxide Death
Scarsdale New York police believe 52 year old Robert G Ellins superintendent of the auto department for Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation of New York died by own actions. He was found in his car in a garage with a rope attached to the car bumper and door handles. He had been in ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
N. Y
Robert G. Ellins
Auto Department
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation of
New York
Ellenville Police Chief Arrested in Bus Beating Case
Ellenville police chief Roy M. Currey and his wife along with Mrs. Sanderson face third degree assault charges for allegedly directing four masked assailants to beat bus driver Arland J. Sanderson after he refused to eject a woman passenger. Charges stem from a December 22 attack. 50 witnesses were subpoenaed for March hearings. Sanderson has recovered. the assailants fled in a car whose license number is undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Arland J. Sanderson
Roy M. Currey
Sanderson
Chief Currey
Justice of the Peace van R Moffit
Sabs
LeRoy Lounsberry
Webb bill extends New York state veteran bonus deadline
Governor Smith signed the Webb bill extending the time to file applications for the New York state bonus for World War I veterans to May 1 this year. The original law set the deadline at January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
New York
Loomis Charges Dropped in Detroit Clubbing Death Case
Dr Frank R Loomis of Detroit Michigan had charges dropped in the clubbing death of his wife Grace Loomis 34 formerly of Sussex New Jersey. He was released from $10000 bail after returning home to find his wife dead on the floor. He said he had given her $100 before leaving and the money was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Loomis
Detroit
Mich
Grace
Sussex, N. J
Loomis
Robbery Foiled at White Plains Home
A thief was scared away from Adolph Batsch's White Plains home after seizing jewelry valued at 800 dollars before attempting to pry open a cash box containing several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Batsch
White Plains
Man kills himself after quarrel over wife’s bobbed hair
James Williamson 28 of Barbourville Kentucky ended his life with a shotgun following a dispute with his wife about her hair being bobbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williamson
Barbourville Ky
New Features for Readers of the Home Newspaper
The Orange county paper announces two new Page 1 departments News of the World in brief items covering world happenings between issues and News of the County for local and adjoining areas. The features aim to give the busy reader a quick at a glance view of daily events at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
News of the World
Otisville Man Held on Highway Robbery Charge
Ameillo De Stefano, 41, of Otisville, waived examination and was held for the grand jury on highway robbery charges. Complainant Louis De Stefano, 48, an Erie trackman of 89 Railroad Avenue, Port Jersey, claims he was held up along Erie tracks between Otisville and Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameillo de Stefano
Otisville
Justice of the Peace
Frank
Robbins
Erie Railroad
Louis de Stefano
Erie
Railroad Avenue
PorteJrvis
Gray
Italian-born thief faces potential life term after armed robbery arrest
De Stefano bold armed hold up Tuesday at Erie Port Jervis scene. He claimed no money and reported the incident to Sergeant Delbert Frizzell. Port Jervis and Middletown police pursued him, and he was later identified by the victim. Held without bail, his case could bring life imprisonment under the Baumes Law if convicted. Born in Italy, he had prior convictions and aliases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Stefano
Delbert H. Frizzell
the Erie
Port Jervis
Middletown
Stephen Campbell
Frank H. Dayton
Erie Police
Harry E. Decker
Isaac Decker
The
Erie
Goshen
Russell Wiggins
Louisa Tamberelli
Cottage Street
John J. Greeves
Recorder’s Court
Elmira Reformatory
Italy
Ollie Stephano
Allie Staffano
al Stefan
Sing Sing
Newburgh Police Target So-Called Art Magazines
Newburgh police chief Fred J. Brown ordered two plainclothes officers to visit all newsdealers and warn that publications on a blacklist must stop or face prosecution. Most dealers complied with the instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Fred J. Brown
Death Row In Sing Sing Shows Most Instantly Sane
Dr Raymond Kieb State Commissioner of Correction reports after seventeen years examining 200 condemned prisoners at Sing Sing that over 150 were mentally sound and fewer than a quarter were mentally defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Raymond Kieb
State Commissioner of Correction
Governor Smith Signs Six Appropriation Bills
Governor Smith yesterday signed six appropriation bills totaling 150,060,000 dollars for New York State. The package includes the general appropriation of 147,515,000 dollars and funds for public improvements and expansions to state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
New York State
Early Spring Divide Sparks in Opinion Across Nearby Towns
Weather forecasts differ as Circleville and Bullville seers dispute whether spring arrives early or with late snow. Elks in Middletown host their third annual circus at the State Armory this week amid crowded houses. A plan to move Middletown’s city hall fire alarm center sparks protests and relocation to East Main and Montgomery streets. William J. Bedford, 58, longtime Middletown Elks member and filemaker, dies. funeral set at St. Joseph’s Church. County Engineer predicts concrete surface on Little Britain road to Port Jervis via Goshen by 1928, easing regional traffic. Beacon reports mild fever epidemic easing. West Point to gain officer apartments in omnibus bill. Clifton truck driver fined for dumping refuse. Higginson Co. alum Stephen D. Greatsinger, 69, dies in New Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Macardell
Common Council
Leity
Monhagen and McQuaid
East Main
Montgomery Streets
Army seeks applicants for Citizens' Military Training Camp
Major General James H. Mac Rae announces openings for the Citizens' Military Training Camp in the Second Corps Area. The largest activity will be the infantry camp at Plattsburgh with two 30 day courses. Eligible are men 17 to 24. all expenses, including transportation, are paid. Many Orange County young men participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. MacRae
Second Corps
Plattsburgh
Orange County
Assembly bill would require biannual state audits of city accounts
A newly introduced New York State Assembly bill would mandate the State Comptroller to examine the accounts of Middletown Newburgh and Port Jervis along with other cities every two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middletown
Newburgh
Port Jervis
Ministers Seek Religious Instruction in Newburgh Schools
Newburgh ministers pursue religious instruction in city schools modeled after Middletown Board of Education plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Board of Education of
Middletown
Death of NY Barge Cook Attributed to Bootleg Liquor
John Freeman a cook on a brick barge plying between New York and Beacon was found dead in Newburgh. Officials say his death resulted from drinking bootleg liquor. The missing $200 was recovered and foul play is no longer suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freeman
New York
Beacon
Newburgh
Walden High seniors stage comedy to fund Washington trip
Walden High School seniors presented a three act comedy Tuesday night to raise funds for their annual trip to Washington D C. The show drew strong community support and showcased student talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden High School
Washington, D. C
Evelyn Quinten Injured While Coasting
Evelyn Quinten, 15, of Montgomery, was cut on the head while coasting. The incident occurred during a local winter activity, with minor injuries reported and no further complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Quinten
Montgomery
Sears property on Montgom ery Allards Corners sold to NY buyer
25 acre Sears parcel on Montgomery Allards Corners road sold by Gilchrist and Mahoney to Joseph F. Cove of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Place
Montgomery-Allards Corners Road
Gilchrist and Mahoney
Joseph F. Cove
New York City
District Attorney Lemon Talks to Newburgh W C T U
Orange county district attorney Elmer T Lemon will address the Newburgh W C T U this afternoon. The session aims to discuss local crime and community safety efforts with residents and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer T. Lemon
Orange County
Newburgh W. Co. T. U
Head Injury Mystery In Newburgh After Car Incident
George Martin of New Wind sor is in St. Luke's Hospital Newburgh with a bad head cut. Police cannot determine how he was injured and he only offers the word automobile when questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
New Windsor
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newburgh
Port Jervis Dollar Day Nets Huge Merchant Turnout
Port Jervis merchants conducted one of the most successful dollar days in history yesterday. The stores were thronged with buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Motorcycle Crash Kills Hotel St. George Employee
Carl Woolsey an employee of the Hotel St George Nyack was killed when his motorcycle skidded and threw him off near Westwood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Woolsey
St. George
Nyack
Westwood, N. J
Nyack and Tarrytown ferry to start regular trips on March 15
The Nyack and Tarrytown ferry service plans to begin regular trips on March 15. Present plans outline a continued schedule between the two docks, signaling improved river transit for local travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
Tarrytown
Middletown Mayoral Hopeful Emerges in Supervisor Race
The Newburgh News notes Supervisor J. M. Lawrence of Middletown may run for mayor next fall. Goshen board discussions place him among potential candidates for Middletown's top post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lawrence
Middletown
Board of Supervisors
Gosnen
Newburgh News
Funeral held for painter William Bartels in Newburgh
The funeral for William Bartels, a well known painter, who died suddenly of heart failure in Beacon, was held at his sister's home in Newburgh on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bartels
Newburgh
Newburgh Opportunity and Dollar Day Draws Strong Sales
Newburgh merchants reported a successful Opportunity and Dollar Day sale on Saturday signaling a bright spring business outlook. Local retailers view the event as a strong opening to the season despite general Dollar Day uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Suffern Woman Granted Divorce From Goshen Husband
Pearl F Teachman of Suffern is granted a divorce from Fred Teachman of Goshen. The ruling dissolves their marriage and assigns no further obligations noted in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl F. Teachman
Suffern
Fred Teachman
Goshen
West Point to Add Amphibian Plane in April
United States Military Academy at West Point will receive an amphibian airplane as part of its aero nautical equipment in April. The move enhances training at the academy with a new aircraft suited for water and land operations aboard campus facilities and nearby airfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy At
West Point
Nyack to Use Two Voting Machines in Village Election
The Nyack village election will use two voting machines rented for the day from the Town of Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack Village
Orangetown
Fire Threat Near Infant in Poughkeepsie Home
A fire started in the cloth of an ironing board in Mrs. Raymond Phillips home in Poughkeepsie. The mother rushed from an adjoining room and, though badly burned herself, saved her baby from harm as the blaze threatened the infant's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Phillips
Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie Mid-Hudson Bridge to Begin Soon
The Mid-Hudson vehicular bridge for Poughkeepsie will move from discussion to reality with bids for the west approach and superstructure to be opened March 9. Contracts require both sections of the bridge be finished by January 1929, with construction to start before March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid - Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsia
Tying scheme dupes mails with ties from Blind Tyler
Orange county residents report receiving neckties by mail from Blind Tyler of St. Louis. The offer asks $1.25 for four ties and promises a safety razor as a premium, with a three cent return stamp to be included. BBB of St. Louis calls it a charity trap. The post office cannot stop the practice, used by several knitting companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Tyler
St. Louis
Better
Post Office Department
Rotary clubs merge under new Port Jervis leadership
Officers of the Port Jervis Rotary Club organized the Su-fern Rotary Club with Al Greenwald as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Widow Rosetta Myers Walker Dies in Greenville at 78
Mrs Rosetta Myers Walker widow of James Walker died at her home in Greenville Friday at age 78 One son William V Walker of Greenville survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta Myers Walker
James Walker
Greenville
William V. Walker
Rev Henry Drew Improves After Major NY Hospital Surgery
Reverend Henry Drew of the Church of the Holy Innocents in Highland Falls is reported to be improving after a serious operation at St Luke's Hospital in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drew
Church of the Holy Innocents of
Highland Falls
St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
Wallkill Valley Electric Power opens office in Ithaca
The principal office of the Wall kill Valley Electric Light and Power company of Walden will be at Ithaca in Tompkins county, as stated in the certificate filed with the Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill Valley Electric Light and Power Company of
Walden
Ithaca
Tompkins County
Mrs Lucy Ann Osborne Thomp son Dead at Highland
Mrs Lucy Ann Osborne Thompson dies at Highland. The earlier life included a Milford Connecticut factory accident forty seven years ago where she was scalped. Her facial skin graft operation drew national medical attention and required instruments sent from France, marking the first such procedure in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Ann Osborne Thompson
Highland
Milford
Conn
France
America
West milk to New York could limit local dairy supply
Orange County dairymen voiced little concern over a potential influx of western milk and cream to New York markets. C. W. Halliday of the Shefield Farms Producers Association warns of a fall shortage, urging price increases and westward supplies to assure adequate milk for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Orange County
C. W. Halliday
North Chatham
N. Y
Sheffield Farms Producers’ Association
Albany
Louis I. Harris
New York
Metropolis
Orange County Darymen
Halliday
Sheffield Group of Dairymen
New York State Education Department
Harris
Sheffield Farms Company
Mr. Halliday
Farm Hands and Chickens Missing Near Monticello
March 3 report from Monticello notes Israel Chudnoff missing 100 chickens 131 pounds of feed and two workers John Winchell and Louis Smith. Winchell was found drunk at Louis Smiths and jailed 30 days by Justice Isaac Silberman. officers say he has no link to the Chudnoff thefts as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Israel Chudnoft
Ooar
John Winchell
Louis Smith
Winchell
Richard R. Hall
Jack Hopkins
State Police
Justice of the Peace
Isaac Silberman
Chudnoff
Stockwood Inn Guests From Astoria And Weehawken
Miss Helen T. Shanahan of Astoria Long Island and Mrs Alfred G. Marsallo of Weehawken New Jersey spent the weekend at Stockwood Inn Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockwood Inn
Helen T. Shanahan
Astoria
L. I
Alfred G. Marsallo
Weehawken
N. J
Harriman
Gifts From Bride and Groom Reach Riverside Garage
A note accompanying a wedding gift to William O. Hall of Riverside Garage Montgomery thanks him for his kindness on the couple’s wedding day two years ago. The message is signed by Elizabeth and Arthur Maier of Rutherford New Jersey. Hall cannot recall the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Hall
Montgomery
Elizabeth
Arthur Maier
Rutherford, N. J
Halil
Mystery Man Talbot Identified by Sharon Resident
Sharon Pennsylvania residents say they have identified the missing American Expeditionary Forces member known as Jerry Talbot as Howard F. Noble, a former Sharon resident. The U S government has long sought to identify Talbot whose memory loss drives him to wander seeking his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Jerry Talbot
American Expeditionary Forces
Howard F. Noble
U. S
Talbot
Walden man injured in yard accident in Newburgh hospital
Albert Brammall of Walden is improving at St. Luke's hospital Newburgh after fractures to both legs and facial injuries when a heavy iron car framework fell on him in last week's Maybrook yard incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Brammall
Walden
Maybrook
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newburgh
Seeley A. Drey 66 Dies in Florida After Appendicitis Operation
Seeley A. Drey of Pine Island died Monday in Florida where he and his wife were wintering with Mr and Mrs Charles Feagles. Death followed an appendectomy operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley A. Drey
Pine Island
Florida
Charles Feagles
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Big Gotham Daily
Radio Board
Boulder Canyon
Ford Motor Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
U. S. Steel
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
General Motors
New York University
Parole Board
Enville
Currey
Rome
Namesake
Newburgh Baks “Art” Magazines
Circleville
Bullville
Elks of
State Armory
Charles H. Smith
Little Britain
George Scheibrer
Clifton
Henry Wiley
Town of Montgomery Health Board
Stephen D. Greatsinger
Higginson Manufacturing Company
Sheffield Farms Association
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