Early 19th Century Superintendent Shapes Academy Standards
The text recalls E P Thompson of Paperson guarding the STORM KING SENTINEL office and credits his tenure from 1817 to 1833 with establishing the academy’s military, academic, and disciplinary foundations that persist in essence to present.
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Storm King Sentinel
E P. Thompson
Paperson
Army Ordnance exhibition at West Point displays cadet gear
Major Earl Mc Farland curates a display in the First Class club room of the Army Ordnance and Gunnery collection. Cadets can compare Colt automatic pistols and other rifles from nations worldwide, with special focus on the 43 caliber pistol. The Grant and Thayer collections are highlighted, including Grant’s field belt and glasses and Thayer’s sabre and related accoutrements.
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Ordnance Department
United States Army
Earl McFarland
Military Academy
Colt Company
England
Germany
Austria
Japan
Chile
Sweden
Bulgaria
Portugal
Holland
Italy
Norway
Ordnance Museum
Grant
General Grant
Sylvanus Thayer
Engineer Corps
Thayer
Academy
Monroe quintets prevail over Cornwall fives in twin games
Monroe and Cornwall on Hudson met at Monroe on February 1 with two MCA matches. In the second game Monroe edged Cornwall 17 to 7, while the regulars won 27 to 23 in a tight battle. Pembleton and Hubbard led scoring with 9 points each.
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M C. A
Monroe
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Pembleton
Meares
Hubbard
Cornwall
Ted
High Point
Bhonora
B. Dunn
Johnson
Lorch
Kasschau
Maher
X. Moncroe
Emerick
W. Conklin
Carpenter
Moore
Coddington
R. Conklin
Cornwall—Van Slyke
Lear
Fonell
Kasscan
Robert Conxlinfl
Caunt
Dunn
Jessup
Aged man living alone found dead in Cornwall
Daniel Odell 28 was found dead in his room above the Atlantic and Pacific company store in Cornwall with a razor beside him. He had not been seen for some time and authorities say it appears he died by his own action. Odell leaves a wife and daughter.
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Daniel Odell
Atlantic and Pacific Company
Cornwall
Odell
Harry Hancon
Gilbert Wilson
Qdell
Octogenarian dies at Bloomingburg
Bloomingburg, Feb. 10 Peter Hamilton Ferguson aged 86 died at his home in this village Friday evening. He was born in Canada to Scottish parents Joan and Jane Hamilton Ferguson and was a retired traveling salesman. He lived here for forty years except for a spell in California. His first wife, Agnes Currey, died in California.
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Bloomingburg
Peter Hamilton Ferguson
Canada
Joan
Jane Hamilton Ferguson
California
Ferguson
Agnes Currey
Robert Currey
Cornwall teams victorious in basketball and football
Cornwall and Maybrook faced off Friday with Cornwall girls winning 37 to 12 in basketball. Cornwall boys led late after a strong second half, Williams top-scoring with 11, while Ackerly and Brown contributed for Maybrook. The day also featured Columbia’s 32-to-15 defeat by Army and local community notices from Cornwall-on-Hudson and Firthcliffe.
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Cornwall
Fub. Wether
Luth Maybrook
Maybrook
Misses Dayton
J. Clark
Wilson
Garthwaite
D Clark
Garland
Holroyd
Gibson
H. Clark
Maybrook— Meyer
Tulip
Shaw
Fool
Cornwall Boys
Voor Cutt
Williams
Brown
A. Ackerly
Thurston
Downsborough
Clark
Mead
Young
Droney
Scott
B. Ackerly
Janville
West Point
Columbia University
Army
J. Lorch
Columbia
Thomas Quinlan
Bishop Lassey
Frank Moore
New York City
Edward M. Kane
St. John’s
Parish Aid Society
Cornwall High
Montgomery High School
Orange County Basketball League
Ays
Newburgh Academy
Cornwall- On- Hudson
Cornwall-on-Hudson
C. H. HS
Highland Falls High School
Howell s Church Lincoln Service Highlighted
Howell s Church announces Lincoln memorial services to be held next Sunday morning at the Howell s Congregational Church. War veterans and local residents, including Thomas J. Ketcham of Matamoros Pa, aged 86, share reminiscences of Civil War era and village history during the observance. Nearby residents and visitors attend gatherings and family guests are noted in a weekend update from Howell s.
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Peck
J. H. Bremner
Nellie Whitlock
H. H. Case
Middletown
Jacob Mead
Annie Mead
RC. Earl
E. H. Woodruff
Calen Woodruff
Busy spring planned for Army teams schedule released
Major W A Coplorav, graduate athletics manager, outlines spring 1930 plans for Army baseball track lacrosse tennis and golf. Fifteen baseball games twelve lacrosse contests, four track meets eight tennis matches five golf events with several tentative dates and away games. Highlights include Navy clashes May 28 at Annapolis and a lacrosse game there, plus matches with Catholic University Columbia Colgate NYU Georgetown Maryland Johns Hopkins Fordham Cornell MIT and more.
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W. A Copilorav
Navy
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Altho
Catholic University
Columbia
Colgate
New York University
Georgetown
Universit of Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Fordham
Cornell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cuba
Universi's
Springfield College
Qattersity
Delaarates
New York
Unversi Mus
Buckbell Unies
Withowse College
Umea College
West Porm Yrake
Cogate
Mary
Boston University
University of Maryland
Stevens Teen
Jona Hopkins
Hobart College
University of Vengs
Lafayette
Rutggers Univ
Swarrhisore
Naty
Stavens Tech
Auies
Amherst
Springfield
Mass
Nst. Tech
Wesleyan
Severe head wound after parsonage fall at Bullville
Bullville notes report Rev G D Fisher suffered a severe gash over his eye when he tripped on stairs at the parsonage Friday afternoon. Dr F H Dreyer of Thompson Ridge attends him. Other items include farm ice house work by T Cassent’s crew, Grange delegate duties, church fundraising circulars with February 13 envelopes, and Richard Weber returning to New Jersey in early February.
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Bullville
G. D. Fisher
F. H. Dreyer
Thompson Ridge
T. Cassent
William Boyce
F. Detch
Jamestown
State Grange
Richard Weber
George Taylor
New Jersey
Rural Consumers of Light Accept Raise
The rural consumers committee representing Rural Quasmumers of Lo Rockland Light and Power Company voted at Watts Oakes and Bright Middletown to accept the Public Service Commission raise without protest. The increase moved from 75 cents to 125, with the company seeking 250. Funds were raised to oppose the increase and Charles C Hedfield was hired as counsel.
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Lo Rockland Light and Power Company
Alec
Watts, Oakes and Bright
Middletown
Public Service Commission
Chartea C Hedfield
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