Assault and hammer attack in Goshen shocks town
George Arnott, 26, was attacked Saturday afternoon in Goshen by John Bogardus, 55, who used a nail hammer, injuring Arnott and Amott amid threats. Bogardus fled toward Sussex as a posse searched the area. Amott’s injuries include head trauma with bleeding. Police and town officials discussed licensing and firearm controls linked to the case.
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George
Arnott
Goshen
John ‘Dus
Bogardus
Sussex
Amoti
Avenue
Amott
Birsesa
Bormon
Clark
C Chappell
Becardus
Armellins Grive
Cosmic Idealism Is Topic Of Baccalaureate Sermon
The First Congregational Church auditorium was filled for the High School baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Dr. Go Swift. Attending were class members, Board of Education members, Superintendent J. F. Tathul, and the high school faculty. A special choir program featured soprano solos by Winifred Schwartz and Marguerite Krennich as floral decor enhanced the setting. Dr Swift spoke on cosmic idealism using Romans 8:19 as his text, noting nature’s forward push toward its ideal and the unveiling of the sons of God.
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First Congregational Church
Go 8
Swifk
Board of Education
J. F. Tathul
Winifred Schwartz
Iarguerite Krennich
Republicans of Newburgh Are Out in the Open
At a Republican City Committee meeting in Newburgh held in Corporation Counsel John J. Corwin’s office publicity was given to the proceedings. Votes on candidates were split but the gathering remained orderly and harmonious with all committee members present and the roll called for each position.
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Newburgh
Republican City Committee
John 3. Corwin
Servings Bank
James Bailier
W. T. Snider
James Miller
W. J. Wreant
R. J. Hamm
Johne Eb. Corwin
A HL Wheeler
Edward Lockwood
W. Tit. McCaw
Caleb HL Bamnes
John W. Gardiner
J. J. Tartter
Lindsay Binchins
J. D. Wilson, Jr
William 4. Hanmer
William 3S. Aldrich
W. T. McCaw
Miller
Tartter
Wyzant Hutchins
Hamill Wheeler
Lockwood
McCaw
Aldrich
W. F Brush
Jardiner
Wilson Hanmer
Corwin
Sherrit
Ilier
Wysant
Hutchins
Hamill
Wheeler
Henry Habcock
Wilson
Hannen Corwin
Aldrich Gardiner
Chrimman Miller
Chares W. A. Sneed
Edward J. Collins
John B. Corvin
Mr. Wilson
Gardine
Wreant
Twitser
Hanmer
Lockheed
Noel
Conference on State Grange Meeting in 1919 Held
Lowell Fredonia master Ira Sharp Lowville executive committee chair led a Chamber of Commerce board at Mitchell Inn to discuss hosting the State Grange meeting in this city. In February 1935 Gould Artmann Stern and Theleen attended with Jian ming present. Prospects for securing the convention are thought good as chamber representatives impressed the Grange delegates.
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Lowell
Fredonia
State Grange
Ira Sharp
Lowville
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell Inn
H. D. Gould
John H. Artmann
L. Stern
G. D. Theleen
Albert Jianming
Chanber of Commerce
Mystery Lights Over Shawangunk Mountains Stump Residents
Reports of flashing lights seen over the Shawangunk range near Wurtsboro and Bloomingburg excite locals. One witness described a powerful flashlight sending a single shaft then three rapid flashes in different colors from about 9 to 2, repeated along the mountainside.
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Shawangank
Wurtsboro
Bloomingburg
Warteboro
Wartsboro
Times Press
Coldest Sunday in 47 Summers Bites Season
Sunday brought the coldest conditions in 47 years as temperatures dipped to about three degrees above freezing. A brisk gale aided some crops but frost warnings urged farmers to protect vegetation including tomato vines while light snow touched Liberiz.
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Uncle Sam
Weather Bureau
Liberiz
Roosevelt Jr Cited by General for Bravery in France
With the American Army in France Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr has been cited by the general commanding the troops to which his unit belonged for conspicuous gallantry in action during the Cantigny operations.
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Associated Press
France
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Cantigny
Wreck Probe Ordered After Michigan Circus Crash
Two investigations are set to determine the cause of a Michigan Central Railroad wreck near Gary that killed eight percent of Hagenbace Wallace circus staff and injured about 150. Sixty two bodies were recovered and 23 circus employees are reported missing.
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Associated Press
Hammond
Jad
Michigan Central Railroad
Gary
Stratton High School class of I to receive diplomas
The Stratton Board of Education will award 50 diplomas at the annual commencement on Tuesday evening in Stratton Hall. Forty-one graduates earn both Regents and High School diplomas. 24 are women and 17 men. Five men and three women receive only High School diplomas, and one woman receives only a Regents diploma. The list includes both High School and Regents graduates along with the full commencement program.
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A. E. Hopkins
Board of Education
Stratton
Bennett Herbert Barnes
Frank Lewis Bell, Jr
George Wendell Bengert
Edson
Joseph Brewster
Eliot Humphrey Deming
Gobo
Joseph Hoffman
David Brown Houston
Dudley Livingston Hoyt William Francis O’brien
Seward Jackson
Omlen Thames Howard Sarine Edwin Herman Schmitz
Charies Decker Scott Frank Leander Suodstrom Anthony Joseph Veraldt
William Eager Winans Alberta Augusta Bull Stargater
Jane Drexel
Isabel Fancher
Elizabeth Fellows
Anna Belle Fira Lena Errilla Hall
Hilda Crist Jamison Frances Emma, Jones
Margaret MccCary
Grace Mary McCarthy Helen Irene Poblmann
Lyah
Lucy Reed Clara Elizabeth Rogers
Alice Pearl Roth , Bmargaret
Elizabeth Smith
Mabel A. Swezy
Louise Marie Thome
Bertha Edna Wallace
Marion Armstrong Wallace
Gertrude Anna Wood
Diniomas
Charles Edgar Decker
Edward Hamilton Fish
Stanley Eugene LeRoy
Edward Milton Mitchell Alton Melville
Bert William Wear Marie Adelaide Darwin Marie Johnson
Bertha Augusta Sayer
Helen Lucille Brown
Ivah
Lucy Reed
Straiton
O'Hara McWilliams
E van Dyke Wight
Australian Premier seeks US support on Monroe Doctrine policy
London dispatch reports William M Hughes, premier of Australia, plans to urge President Wilton to publish a full and frank statement of Australia's Pacific policy regarding the Monroe Doctrine. The Liverpool Post says he will seek the United States Government's cooperation in upholding such a policy.
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Associated Press
London
William M.hughes
United States
Wilton
Australia
Pacific
Liverpool Post
Delegates to Summer Auto Convention Gather in Middletown
The Middletown Automobile Club hosts the State Automobiles Association meeting on June 26 and 27 with delegates from affiliated clubs across the state. Highlights include a Grace Church Parish House session, a Japanese Garden tour, tea at Webb Horton Memorial Church, a dance, and a Bear Mountain luncheon with speakers Secretary of State Francis McHage and highway officials.
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Middletown
Autsmobile Club
Ibsis
Frei Ris
Tbe
Wil
Francis A. Huse
Grace Church Parish House
Clemson Park
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Accidents Near Goshen Leave One Man Injured
Moe Smith of New York City suffers a fractured skull after a Cadillac on the Goshen Chester detour hits a tree and skids into a ditch near Chester. Benjamin Benjamins, also of New York, escapes injury as the wreckage is taken to Murray's garage. Several minor accidents occur on the same detour with no injuries reported.
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Moe Smith
New York City
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Smith
Benjamin Benjamins
New York
Sullivan County
Gosken
Chester
Cadillac
Benjamins
Murray
Italians Plan July Fourth Celebration in City
A special Italian committee met at the Italian chapel social hall to arrange a Fourth of July event marking Independence Day and Garibaldi Day. A parade from Prince Street, a loyalty demonstration in Franklin Square, a concert, and an address by notable speakers were planned.
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Independence Bay
America
Garibaldi
We City
Prince Street
Franklin Square
Pietro 5. Mioncada
Newburgh
Cox
Joseph Morrealc
O. B. Nezroz
Antonio Guerrera
Ciro de Santoro
Pasquale Napolitano
Giuseppe Morreale
Ottavio B. Nerroz
Giovanni Monforte
Jerome Zarberio
Vincenzo Vuoio
Three Coal Cars Derail on O W at Burnside
Three loaded coal cars on a south bound New York Ontario and Western freight derailed at Burnside on Sunday night about 10 45 o clock. Conductor Mc Mickle and Engineer Russell, both of this city, led the crew no injuries reported. Wreckers from this city cleared and repaired the track by 2 pm and began removing wreckage from the embankment.
Common Council Meeting To Be Held This Evening
A regular Common Council meeting is scheduled for 8 o'clock this evening with significant business on the agenda.
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Common Council
Death by kerosene blaze in Monticello home
Miss Carolie Ebinger of Monticello died Saturday when attempting to light a furnace using kerosene. Her clothing ignited, body burned, found in the cellar by firemen amid smoke and water damage. She was 55 and a longtime resident. sisters Lilian and Caroline Ebinger occupied the house.
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Carolie Ebinger
Monticello
Lilian Ebinger
Caroline Ebinger
Chas. Ebinger
George Mulispaugh
Miss Ebinger
First Day's Drive For War Stamp Sales Excellent
General headquarters announced by Charles A. Adams that the first day's drive for War Savings Stamps showed excellent progress. While no figures were available yet, officials expect the city will meet its allotment. results for Saturday were awaited tonight.
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Charles A. Adams
Fifty Patients Arrive at Otisville General Hospital No 3
Half a hundred soldiers arrive Sunday at General Hospital No 3 Otisville for treatment. The hospital constitution is nearly complete and further contingents of debilitated servicemen from overseas are expected regularly. Details of arrivals are limited for obvious reasons.
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General Hospital
No. 3
Otusville
Attendance Officer Morgan reports June cases
At the Board of Education meeting Attendance Officer S R Morgan presented the June report detailing 127 investigated cases. Of these 27 were truancy, 58 sickness and other legal excuses. This was his final report as he has resigned effective at the close of the school year.
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Board of Education
S. R. Morgan
American Airmen In The Fray At Piave Front
Reports from Paris and Rome describe a retreat by Austrian forces along the Piave with Italian detachments pursuing east of the Piave. American aviators aid Italian efforts, while German munitions workers strike in Cologne and Mühlheim prompting wider bread ration fears.
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Preas
Piave
Milan Secolo
Paris
Havas
Piave Rome
Germany
London
Cologne
Muiheim
Rhine
Hague
Daily Mail
Essen
Saranac Lake
Ian
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Dudley Livingston Hoyt
Charme d d’Armour
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Stuste
Francia Mc Hage
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