Dodge Mansion on Fifth Avenue Seeks 10 Million Sale
The Dodge Mansion at 61st Street facing Central Park, one of the last Fifth Avenue mansions, is up for sale at 10 million. Built by Ethel Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge, the six story townhouse is shuttered after decades and stands among a few remaining grand era homes. Dodge, who died in 1973 at 91, was Rockefeller kin and married Marcellus Hartley Dodge, heir to Remington Arms.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
John D. Rockefeller
Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Remington Arms Co
America
Fidelity Union Trust Co. of
Newark
Help for bone spurs and neck pain explained
Dr. Lamb explains that cervical bone spurs can come from spur growth or degenerated discs. Some cases improve with time or traction, while others need surgical removal if conservative treatment fails. Surgery may not be desirable if spurs recur due to arthritis, but can be essential when nerve or spinal cord pressure is present.
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Lamb
Cord 1937 Car Eliminates Running Boards Front Wheel Drive
The 1937 Cord marks a milestone as the first American car to remove running boards and achieve successful front wheel drive. This innovation set a new standard in automotive design and tech for U.S. manufacturers.
Senior citizen defends self in Bronx attempted robbery
Mazzella, 71, attending a police department senior defense class in the Bronx, fought off a knife-wielding attacker. He kicked the assailant, retrieved the knife, and alerted police, who arrested Andre Guzman, 28, of the Bronx, on charges of attempted robbery and weapon possession.
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Mazzella
Police Department
The
Bronx
Senior Citizens Center
Andre Guzman
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Silverio Mazzella
North Main
Rubbee Landscaping
East Hickory
Hesston
KSB
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Main Bank
Auto Bank
East Sixth
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