Farmers May Get 75 Cents On Milk Claims
The Mutual McDermott Dairy Company facing bankruptcy may leave farmers unpaid for milk sold before the failure. Receivers are directed to continue buying milk, with farmers likely to receive about 75 cents on the dollar. The Farm Bureau notes potential pay, urges farmers to continue delivering milk to receivers for a few days while the situation is clarified. Weather: Washington reports light snow or rain in the north portion.
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Mutual McDermott Dairy Company
Hich Concern
Far Howells
Farm Bureau
Mow Dairy Corporation
Bankruptcy Court
Attorner
Washington
Supervisors Adopt Report Of Committee In Goshen Meeting
The Goshen board adopted the committee report on real estate personal and bank stock values after discussion with five dissenters. Ex Supervisor Robert H. Clark addressed the meeting recalling his Mint Sink tenure and noting only two current members served when he did. Continued on page nine.
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Times-Press
Goshen
Aec
Orange
Isers
Richard Bullwinkle
William J
Minisink
Walter Denniston
Hirschberg to Fight Board Over Audit of Accounts
Newburgh, Dec 18. District Attorney says former official Harry Hirschberg will seek a writ of mandamus to force audits of his expense bills submitted to the Orange County Board of Supervisors. He contends items for automobile hires and travels are legitimate and must be paid, while the county audits found several charges rejected as improper.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Attformer Herry
Committee On Refercation and Correction
Mensurga
Hirschbers
James Ward
Janater
C. E
Marybrook
Elias Powell
Ward
Powell
Nishi
Allermey
Gnenders
New York
Maas Lynar
A. H. F. Seeger
Carr
Ephen Vaico
Wee
Lawyers At City Hall Aid Army Registrants
Registrants for the army seek assistants from lawyers at city hall. This forenoon Thomas C. Rogers and Ivan A. Gardner were at the office, this afternoon Percy R. Buttenheim is on duty, and this evening Frank H. Finn will be in charge.
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Thomas C. Rogers
Ivan A. Gardner
Percy R. Buttenheim
Frank H. Finn
Health Board Shifts Meeting To Wednesday Evening Next Week
The Board of Health will meet Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday, on Christmas week. It will be the last board meeting of the year.
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Board of Health
Board
Greater Red Cross campaign urges mass enlistment now
The American Red Cross calls for universal enlistment, urging 26 million members as a Christmas gift to those serving. Henry P. Davison, chairman, emphasizes turning desire to aid into rapid action and supports expanding the Red Cross to aid soldiers and suffering mankind.
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Red Cross
America
Continental
Henry P. Davison
War Council of the American Red Cross
Hoffman Lodge Holds Election at 412 F and A M
The Hofman Lodge 412 F and A M elected officers for the year including HL S W Fred Rogers and J WW S Marz as Worshipful Master and Senior Warden, with T El DeWitt as treasurer and J B A Faylor as secretary. Installation planned for January with Past Master Dave presiding. Also notes a Net gain to 150 members, and a Hoyt couple welcome Harold Glenn Hoyt born Dec 14. Women’s Benefit Association of the Macabees to meet with officer installations.
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Hofman Lodge
Dave
Thomas C. Rogers
Howard B. Keeler
Hoffman Lodge
HAIG MAKING CHANGES IN STAFF IN LONDON
London reports Field Marshal Haig is making important changes in his headquarters staff after a long period with little alteration. The Times notes shifts at the top levels as British forces in France continue to organize for ongoing operations.
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Paris
Chateau Renault
Mediterranean
London
Sparsos Versenet
Noviembre
Haig
Field Marshel Haig
France
Times
Fienders
War Office
Teutons
Irgon
Dunkirs
Navy reports loss of submarine F-1 after collision in fog
The Navy Department announced that nineteen sailors aboard the submarine F-1 were lost after it was rammed by the F-3 in American waters on Monday. Five crew members were rescued, including Commander Sicut A. Montgomery. The disaster occurred during dense fog, details are limited by censorship, and officials hope to raise the wreck if depth permits.
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Washington
Navy Department
Sicut
A. E. Montgomery
Julia Montgomery Pratt
Fort H. G. Wright
New York
Navy
Daniels
Income Tax Officer to Assist Local Residents
An income tax official will visit Middletown to help residents with returns and answer questions. The officer will be at the city hall from January 22 for several days, with tax forms available to expedite filing and reduce delays.
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Roscoe Frain
Middletown
Action to Set Aside Deed In Cordisco Case
A fraud claim to set aside a deed by Isadere M Lawrence and Cordisco defendants was heard before Justice Youns in Monroe. The 1932 suit alleges the deed given by Alexander Cordisco to his wife was improper to shield assets amid two prior suits. Plaintiff’s attorney Mr Gardner argued the firm Cordisco Co failed. defense contends Alexander was solvent and used assets to fund litigation. Continuous trial details extend to further pages.
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Isadere
M. Lawrence
Ander Cordisco
G Cordisco
Youns
Ivan
Giztown
Siesale
Cor & Co
Monroe
Anabal
Frederica Cordisco
Lawrence
Sunt Acabal
Alexander Cordisco
Alexander
Ofbal
Frederick Cordisco
Alexander Cord
Gardner
Alexander Smith
Henry Kohl
Clarence L.ee
Four hundred seventy added to Red Cross drive
Four hundred seventy members were added to the local Red Cross chapter in this campaign for next year’s memberships. The drive saw strong turnout in the Second Ward with 19 new members and sales booths contributing 140. Notable daily totals included 27 at Tompkins Dry Goods and 25 at Merchants Bank booths. Armour & Company manager P Wallace Dawkins encouraged workers with early memberships.
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Red Cross
Second Ward
C. J. Giering
J. B. Hulett
Merchants Dank Building
Johnlloway
KE. van Dyke Wignt
M. A. Jackson
Re Road
Leval
John Bright
Fire victim had a wife living none other story
Percival Longworth, the young man burned in the dames street fire weeks ago, was married. His wife, Mrs Ethel Longworth, located in Newark New Jersey, wed September 18 1911 in Newark. The ceremony was by Rev EB G Bowers of Plainfield New Jersey. Longworth resided in East Division. his bride was Miss Johnson of this city. Death certificate filed by Registrar Geo H Stanton confirms he was married, contradicting reports that he was single. For two years Mrs Longworth says she had not lived with him.
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Percival Longworth
Dames Street
Ami
Ethel Longworth
Newark
N. J
EB. G. Bowers
Plainfield
N. Z
Longworth
East Division
Miss Johnson
Office of Registrar of Vital Statistics
Geo. H. Stanton
Times-Press
Meeting on Coal Matter in Middletown
A Middletown meeting addresses coal issues amid local concerns. Officials and residents discuss energy plans, mine safety, and potential impacts on jobs and environment. A follow up session is planned to review proposals and public input.
Coal supply clash spurs New York city meeting
Fuel officials from Albany and Orange County conferred at 65 Broadway with advisory committees to address coal delivery delays in Unis City. They planned better car allocations, centralized loading, and fair hoard prevention as more coal cars were diverted and delivery times improved.
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Albert L. Wigggin
SR. Flynn
Valentine P. Snyder
Charles V. I. Robertson
G. M. Dahl
WF. 2. Peters
Walter IL Whitelill
Orange County
Broadway
New York
Evram Merritt
Newburgh
W. R B. Lodge
Montcomberi
Archibald Taylor
Thompson
Tastor
Mecca
Board of Education
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McDermott
Hirschberg
Health Board
Che
RED Cross Appeal
C. H. Pickard
W. M
Harold Hoyt
Howells
Harold Glenn Hoyt
Hoyt
Anna Suffern
Fair Oaks
Women's Benefit
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Teuton
Associateg Press
Irwin
Baden
Robert M. Graden
Frank B. Lauber
Centerville Station
Engineers Corps
10Th Engineers, Co. C
Supreme Court
Continuca
Nina
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