Six Injured in Crash on State Road West of Goshen
A New York businessman's Chevrolet failed to pass a Ford carrying Napoleon Kline and Julius Rickert near Goshen, causing a rear collision that hurled the Ford into a ditch and left six people injured. The Chevy continued on, drivers unhurt, and the Ford occupants included the Kline family and Rickert.
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Middletown-Goshen
Goshen
Napoleon Kline
Port Jervis
Julius Rickert
M. Weiss
Stand Street
Suffolk Street
New York
Sullivan County
Newburgh
Barclay Street
Fort Jervis
Grand Union Tea Company
East Main Street
Kline
Alice
Ethel
Busy Morning At Middletown Public Market
Middletown public market saw record crowds and 23 dealers this morning, selling autos, wagons, motorcycles, peaches and berries. The market opened at 7 o'clock to long lines and high demand as farmers sold out quickly and customers bought broadly.
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Middletown
Weather Forecast for Washington Area Hits Thunderstorms Likely
Fair conditions continue in the south with a chance of local thunderstorms in the north tonight and Sunday. Temperatures rise modestly as southwest winds remain moderate.
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Washington
Young Soldier and French Bride Pass Through City
A discharged Army man named Arthur Frederickson from Iowa traveled with his New York bride, Andre Desserean-Frederickson, in a car loaded with valuables and a wall tent. They faced money troubles after discharge and planned to reach Iowa, even considering working along the route. Two men flagged the vehicle near Ridgewood, N J, causing a halt on the highway.
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North Street
Arthur Frederickson
Iowa
New York
America
Camp Upton
L. Ll
Frederickson
Towan
Ridgewood
N. J
Site selection letter for industrial building near railroad
A letter from Mr. W M Tiel of the N O W Railroad discusses finding a multi acre site along the railroad right of way for an industrial building. The writer notes the need for water sewer gas and electricity and favors a location nearer to the Yazzi section to ease worker access.
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W. M. Tiel
Middletown
Tiel
Masons
Yiaj
Central Labor Elects Officers
Central Labor Union meets Friday evening electing officers for six months: President Reider, Vice President Wilbur, Secretary Grasheim, Treasurer Bredt, Sergeant Conkling, Trustee Monks. Ford car stolen, license 75933, reported stolen from Nowpregh. Police alerted.
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Leahor Unnion
3. Reider
WW Wilbur
M. Grasheim
C. W. Bredt
A. A. Conkling
Monks
Ciy
Nowpregh
iBoy Leaves Home Found at Rahway Father After Him
Bariy S Crawford, 16, son of Mr and Mrs James S Crawford, disappeared from Rowan Street after leaving for Silk mill work Friday morning. Police were alerted when his bankbook showing $123 was found missing. he may have visited Rahway with friend Bradner Slater. Rahway police notified as search widened.
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Bariy S. Crawford
James S. Crawford
Rowan Streect
Young Crawford
Crawford Place
Mr. Crawford
Mrs. Crawford
Earl
Bradner Slater
Crawford
Rahwa
Speeder Pays $20 Into Treasury
Joseph Finatis a Russian manufacturer of New York City was arraigned before Recorder Start by Office on a charge of city speed ordinance. He testified he had driven a car for three years and his Buick was crossing in the North End city at 30 miles an hour. He was reprimanded and fined.
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Joseph Finantis
New York City
Northend
Finatis
Luncheon Planned for Industrial Fund Committee
Members of the general committee connected with the industrial fund drive are urged to attend a luncheon at the Mitchell Inn on Monday at 3:30 PM to receive final instructions for their duties.
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Meridera
General Committee
Mitchell Inn
No Need to Hoard Sugar Says War Board New York
The War Department sold 37,044 pounds of refined sugar to the United States Equalization Board. Officials report ample supply and a ceiling of 11 cents a pound to prevent hoarding while refineries run at full capacity and imports divert to Cuba to meet domestic needs.
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New York
War Department
United States Equalization Board
Accoam
George Zabriskie
Mr. Zabriskie
Federal Food Administration
Br. Zabriskie
Atlantic
Gulf
Cuba
Mr. Yebrnskie
Fire Parade to Be Held Oct 9 in Middletown
City officials meet to finalize plans for the annual Fire Parade and inspection set for October 9. The meeting notes discuss conditions and safety, with parade organizers urged to confirm details and coordinate with the local department.
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Middletown
Jocal Denarii
Reeperts
Wilson Letters on Peace Conference Documents
President Wilson has written to Senator Lodge, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, stating the letter is not a refusal. The message concerns a Senate resolution demanding all documents used by American delegates at the peace conferences. White House officials announced the letter today.
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Washington
Wilson
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
White House
Taft objects to publication of letters to Hays
The Associated Press received a message from former President Taft stating that two letters written by him to William H. Hays on July 20 were personal and confidential and published without consent. Taft urged AP to publish the letters with the same publicity.
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Associated Press
New York
Messange
Taft
Wiliam H. Hays
Mr. Hays
Primaries Under Way As Candidates File Petitions
Candidates for city offices on the Republican ticket announce for the September 2 primaries. Mayors, aldermen at large, ward aldermen, and four Board of Education posts are listed with names such as Buck, Miles, Lawrence, Jerres, Funnoell, Amey, Shimer, Cole, Cox, Truex, and Young. The note notes resignations and November terms, with elections to decide successors.
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City Ofces
Teesday
Mareer
Charles B Buck
Chas 3. Miles
L M. Lawrence
Fred Jerres
Algerman
W. H. Funnoell
Fint
George 5
Amey
Secord
Stanley G. Shimer
Thing
George W. Cole
John J. Cox
Eucceed
Board of Education
F. §. Truex
W. W. Young
Hese
Charles RB. Buckley
Archibald FE Hopzinsa
Chas. J. Borys
Truex
Young Hese
Meen
Donald Holcomb nets big fish at Shandelee Lake
Donald Holcomb, son of G. L. Holcombe, staying with his mother at Mrs E Chase’s cottage at Shandelee Lake, caught a fine catch on Wednesday including a 10 pound pickerel and total between two and three hundred fish during the stay.
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Donald
Donald Holcomb
G. L. Holcombe
Caty
E. Chase
Shandelee Lake
Six Men Killed In Explosion On U S S Melville
Six sailors died when a bailer exploded aboard the U S S Melville, a naval tender with the Pacific Fleet. Captain Twining was notified of the incident.
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Associated Press
U.S. S. Mexico
Wireless
U.S. S. Melville
Twining
Brooklyn Man Injured Painting Barn Near Westtown
A Brooklyn man named Benjamin Pinzarine of 1153 58th Street fell from a ladder while painting a barn for the Gloria Farm Company near West Town this forenoon. He fractured his skull and was rushed to Thrall Hospital at telock, attended by Drs Nugent from Virnonville and S J Truex from this city. His condition is listed as serious.
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Benjamin Pinzarine
58Th Street
Brooklyn
Gloria Farm Company
Westtown
Thrall Hospital
Telock
Drs Nugent
Virnonville
S. J. Truex
Soldiers Marry German Girls in Wartime Record
Reports from the war front indicate American soldiers are taking wives among German women in the advance areas. The Associated Press notes that many unions result from proximity and shared hardship as troops move through villages near the front. An official estimates four months remain for the ongoing campaigns and related settlements.
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Br Associated Press
Cevlenz
Baeq
Bordens See Business Pick Up Amid Recovery Signs
Local merchants report a rebound in activity as customers return to Bordens. Industry observers note improving consumer demand and rising foot traffic, signaling cautious optimism for the retail sector in the coming weeks.
Bulgar Peace Party Arrives at Lyre Station
Dispatch from Paris reports the Bulgar Peace Party arriving at Lyre Station escorted by Colonel Hen. The event drew over 20,000 readers daily in the area, with advertisements noting a centasyord offer.
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Associated Press
Paris
Iulgar
Lye Station
Merny
Coronel Hen If
Alles Amt
Doings in Goshen Village Revelry and Illicit Gambling Reported
Testimony in Newburgh court alleges widespread violations in Orange County including Goshen with liquor served in local places on Sundays, soldiers drinking in uniform, betting at various sites, and houses of ill repute flourishing. Witnesses describe officers, bottles, and informal gambling rings in several Goshen establishments during fall 1978 investigations.
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Newburgh
Orange County
Scoshen
Ernest Ciaccio
Schinder
Hirsterberg-Wilson
Newbursh Court House
Les. Ciaccio
Ciaccio
Gosten
Chris. Ebney
Tective Agency
Goshen
Sor
Enier i
St Elmo
20 Candidates For Exams For Postoffice Jobs
Fragmented notice reports 20 candidates for post office job exams with misreadings and scattered names. A separate item mentions a farm sale via agency and transfers in Ulster County with individuals and locations partially readable.
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MR. Tiel
Manager Chamber of Commerce
Central Labor
iBoy
Rahway
Father
Speeder
Treasury
Committee OF Industrial Fung
Margaret McC
Bronk. Izm
North Whievale
Thrall Wal
Hays
the Bordens
Schindler
Hirschberg-Wilson
iDe St Elmo
Sexum
Charile Brown
Iowne
Ars. HG Own
Miss Com
ML. Terwilliger
Pine Buck
Charles Woeselin
Fine Bush
Ulster County
Albert Jansen
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