Ford Driver Pleads Guilty After Academy Avenue Crash
A Ford driven by Silas Case collided with a Wallkill Transit trolley on Academy Avenue near Fulton Street. Case pleaded guilty to piloting an automobile while intoxicated, received a $5 fine and impoundment, with no injuries to Case or passenger David Stabcock. The trolley crew included motor man Williams Reyno and conductor William Mater.
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Ford
Case
Wallkill Avenues
Academy Avenue
Wallkill Transit Company
Howard M. Starr
Fulton Street
Willams Reyno
William IL Mater
Mabea Arung
Mr. Case
Everal
David Stabcock
Atreet
Mabel
Offcer LeClercq
Fdrming Hs
Pulicy
Jack Grassfield
Doleon Avenue
Prospects for a Good Fruit Crop in the States
New York State Fruit Growers Association notes varied peach prospects across regions. Western New York shows best outlook in Niagara and Monroe counties while Hudson Valley faces weather and disease challenges. Georgia and Michigan outlooks differ, with Georgia expecting a bumper peach crop later than usual. Albany reports overall annual apple production around 25 million barrels nationwide. Governor Smith faces a busy legislative time with many bills, including beer laws, daylight savings, and party nomination reforms pending decisions.
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New York State
Hudson Valley
New York
Niagara County
Orleans
Monroe
Tauit
Coum
Ues
New ‘York State
Michigan
Georgia
Amer
Albany
Smith
James J. Walkers
Polo Grounds
Juli
United States Supreme Court
Ciles
Charles W. Walton
Supreme Court
Custody Ordered for Sleuth Reports in Doarl of Supervisors Case
Justice Serger orders Schindler Detective Agency reports filed with the Supreme Court clerk for safekeeping and access to counsel in the Eilrach Teresaantamus proceedings. The typewritten copies, once held by Schindler, were produced under subpoena to a committee and involve recent mandamus litigation.
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Newburgh
Serger Thas
Schindler Detective Agency
Doarl
Supreme Court
Spon
Gott
Goshen
Mmatrict
New York
Schindler
Milk Bath Mishap Injures Monhagen Avenue Team
A mishap on Monhagen Avenue on Tuesday ends with a milk bath incident as a two horse engine veers from Comfort Farm supplying the Stain. Horses escape toward Nephagen Avenue and Carmelite Church area, then near Comer Grocery at But and Wilton streets. Farm supervisor and driver pursue, horses recaptured without injury.
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Manhatra
Comfort Farm
Nephagen Avenor
But
Wilton Streets
Faameter
Edwand Mathews
Ina
Charen
Tory
Don
Efile
Fee
Shoes from Sing Sing show profit figures hit by warden
Major Lawes of Sing Sing reports in a April 27 statement that prison shop shoes yield a profit of 150 to makers. He sent a sample to the Department of Correction to illustrate overhead and profit levels, arguing dealers often charge two to three times the price.
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Lawie E. Lawes
Sing Sing
Department of Correction
Former Ellenville Station Master Taken by Death
Ellenville April 7 Davtel A Wheeler longtime station agent for O and W in Ellenville died at his Market street home after a brief illness at 33. He served in the Civil War and later worked at a wholesale feed store. He is survived by his wife with no children. He belonged to St Johns Episcopal Church and the G A R post. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Ellenville
Davtel A. Wheeler
Cilzena
Wheeler
Bly Ufo
O. & W. Ilil
W. Helly
St John's Epitacopal Church
Alesis
Tost
G A. R
Speeder Fined Asks for Receipt in Court Proceedings
A driver fined 15 shillings for 32 mph in a Spring Valley case pleads for a receipt claiming he tracks all expenditures. Officer Uary J. Wood notes the speed. Tauscher, arrested for speeding, appeals to Chief J. D. McCoach and Judge Starr for the receipt amid a court exchange.
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Recenter
Glarm
Kanie Thauscher
Spring Valley
Tauscher
Uary J. Wood
Panacher
J. D. McCoach
Starr
Hauscher
Knights Templar Install Officers at Cyprus Commandery
Knights Templar at Cyprus Commandery 47 installed officers Monday evening at a special conclave. Ueet Eminent Commander C Chester Dopart presided, with Grand Marshal Horand TR Keeler and a large turnout from nearby lodges. Several officers were installed, including Commander W I Dickerson and Generalissmo A E Hopkins, following a supper and full Tempter uniform procession.
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Cyprus
Knights Templar
Ueet
Chester Dopart
Horand TR Keeler
W. I. Dickerson
A. E. Hopkins
Hi. A. DeWitt
T. A. Weller
Tiecorder
B.A. Taylor
Thelate
Quackenbush
Wanten
Willan F. Beas
Dewitt Little
Clareses E
George
Wea Eearth
Foeetetetan
Eanuel G. Besta
Sentinel
E. Miller
Camralliee
V. Te Dickerwin
CC Bogart Ant
Quacker
Dames TD. Gaynor
T. W. Davey
Order of the Temple
Leonard Wood Leader For Twenty Years Past
Leonard Wood has led for two decades amid a partisan debate over his qualities. Critics claim he lacks positive strength, while supporters note his long tenure in public life and the broad, if aging, appeal that drew voters across party lines in earlier eras.
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Leonard Wood
Cote
Funeral Services for Mr and Mrs Augustus Crawford
Funeral services for Augustus Crawford and his wife Helena Thorp Crawford were held Tuesday afternoon at their home near Midland Lake in Walford. The Rev William B. Kettle of the First Congregational Church officiated. Pallbearers included Stephen Smith Charles Lawrence Aramith Idringston Charlie Connor Abraham Shoemaker and Joan Crawford. Masons from the Excelsior Work & Ladder Co and from Mage on F H Lebromaker Tavıs C Wilson and Charles J Mod attended. Interment was in Hillside Cemetery in the family plot.
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Augustun Crawford
Helena Thorp Crawfant
Midland Lake
Walfidil
Wiliam B. Kettle
First Congregational Church
F. H. Lebromaker
Tavis ¢. Wilson
Charles J. Mod
Exceleiors
Amlort
Meathey
Walter J. Beelty
Clayton HL Wield
Sfasore
Interferent
Hillside Cemetery
Salaries of Four Officials Raised by Boylan Bill
Albany April 1 The Boylan bill moved to raise salaries for four elected officials and state officers. The superintendent of public works would go from 16 090 to 16 000, with deputies and other posts adjusted accordingly including the secretary of state, state treasurer, and state examiner.
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Boylan
Albany
cStelals
Asbert
Thoylan Hil
Faterday
Exmmptiolier
Atsta
Atate Exrtoner
Estate of Fred W Snow Estimated at 500
New York April 7 The will of the late Fred W Snow of Whitburn Rockland county who for years led the Hamam Iron Works disposes of an estate estimated at about 109 4 Mrs Eugene Poow widow of the sextator left the entire estate to provide for the testator's four children The estate is made up of real estate blocks and other assets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred We
Snow
Wuburs
Rock Jaod County
Hamam Iron Works
Eugene Poow
Alocks Abd
Enviable Career Of Gen Seward Enviable Career Of Gen Seward
The Times retells the life of General William Henry Seward born June 1, 1679, in Auburn. A merchant’s clerk turned secretary of his father the U S Senator, he joined the Union Army in the Civil War, praised for bravery at Petersburgh and Monocacy, wounded near Harper's Ferry, later resumed banking and public duties. Survived by son William Henry Benant and two daughters Mrs Iri S Messereer and Frederick Allen.
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Wiliams Henry Rewant
Het
Mameauke
Diroula
Femuca
Fiste
Mustar
Sewant
Auburn
Seward
Prevent
Lee
Jusee Elijah Miller
Wilkac
Henry
Frances
Albany
Washington
United States
Buus
Amber
Hawke
Louisiand
Potomac
Ife
Gold Harbor
Frederick, Md
Monrcacy
Etter “Harleg
Ith Mara
Lew Wallace
Stanton
Shenardoah Valley
Harper's Yerry
Siste
Roailroad
Lehigh Valley System
American’ Lapress Company
Cayura County Batinca Bank
Beymour
New York
Misa
Janet Watson
Wiliam Henry Benant
Sre
Frederick Allen
Mra
Iri S. Messereer
Funeral Services for Walter Kerr Held in New York
Funeral services for Walter Kerr of the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company were held at his residence on West Eighty first Street. He died Saturday night and was buried in New York. He is survived by a daughter, Miss Margaret Frances Know, and a son in law, plus several siblings and relatives.
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New York
Walter Kerr
Jife Insurance Ant Trust Company
Weat
Neware
Kerr
Daugh Ifer
Mise Tela Kerr
John Ik Kerr
Ontario & Western Statienad
Negleters
Seth Ning
Misa Elizakth
Berry
Anna W Margaret
Augusta
Margaret Frances Know
Sher
Shate
Chubdrew
Walter A. Schmitz
Vaychiatrical Institute
Hoapitala
Wante Island
New York City
Jesse le Shelton
State Civil Service Commission
Divialan
Laboratorion
Nesfard Health Department
Miay
Florence Ace Terwilliger
Newburgh
Frank Menser
Whitrstone
Chris Appeht
Mr. Menser
Maria Seubert
College Point
Miss Seubert
C. Thewinan
Distributors to Continue April Milk Price Settlement Reached
New York dairy prices stay in effect after a threatened milk strike. Farmers and distributers held a joint conference of two committees for the New York Milk Conference Board, agreeing to a 3 percent milk test fat, with 64 cents per 10 pounds for May. The Dairymen's League executive committee rejected a $224 offer, shipments to continue under the Brew agreement for one month.
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New York State
Usakties
Arik
Theo Monday
New York
Bunind
Carina
Teantean Organization
Derrymen's League
Corell University
Vine Bank presidency unsettled amid director talk
Pine Bush area notes a dispute as Vine Must Nathmall Bank directors propose a change in leadership with Vernon as president elect. The board intends to close the Propwaltiin deal soon and Vernon is expected to take a bank post. Church news report Pastor and people relations in Gratam's Church to be dissolved.
Real Estate Notes and Local Fragments from Montgomery News
Multiple real estate transfers and local notices from Montgomery City. Listings include properties on Paton Street Smith Street Wickham Avenue and Tattle Avenue with buyers Carl Schumacher Apecer Wust Stra Broehr Frank Barney and others. Notable mentions: Mrs Lents Fl Sinsa-Jauch and J W Nuelie in local funeral notices.
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Montgomers
Anil
Johnny Vandenwf
Ter Lome
St Luke
Erart
Janes Fractile
Mr. Kerr
Jonos W. Kerr
Mia EJ
Eirktiott
Stasbrenx
Vearon Street
Harry O. Inan
Donn Twyn
Falewan
Pebrough Bre Flom
Winnewell
Willis G. Tice
Allert Marasen
Tattle Avenue
Carl Schumacher
Westtown
Bowen
Crossman
Smith Street
Apeecer Wust
Win
Bayer
Stra
Broehr
Sarah Fethback
Honer
Wickham Avenue
Frank Barney
Thle City
Lie Falls
Catate Agreer
A. Mensche
Work for Masonic Fair Planned by Queen Mother Group
Several women of this rifle, members of Queen Vather Chapter, met at Mrs IL AL Few trans to plan extra work for the Masonic fair. Any donation or aid will be gratefully received.
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Tis Rifle
Queen Vather
Mre IL
Fragmentary Ode to Deity Elements and Offerings
A fragmentary verse describes offerings by the elements to a deity. References to air rainbow fire meteor earth ruby and peat appear with garbled phrases. Imagery includes a rainbow cade halo and a decorative bead on a forehead with a pearl worn on the heart.
Ample Gausa for Headache Advert Claim
An OCR fragment discusses headache relief and coal delivery, quoting a claimant who jokes about imagining coal causing pain. It mentions an advertisement and a figure of 36,000 vendors, with unclear phrasing and inconsistent spelling throughout the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Reception Held For Eightieth Birthday of Fred Hilne
A reception was tendered to Fred Hilne on his eightieth birthday. Relatives and friends attended at a residence on Maberta street. Guests included Miss Gertrude Chambers and Frances Hine. A luncheon was served by Mr Statth and Mrs John Mine. Decor was pink and white with fruit baskets. Mr and Mrs Karls Wins were among the attendees, gifts presented, and the host extended best wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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Fred Hilne
Moesri Senith
Maberta Atreet
Elgh
Mise Gertrude Chambers
Bargain
Frances Hine
Statth
Mira
John Mine
Karls
Sy Hine
Miar
Unionville plant boosts March milk payments and output
Fuper report from MO describes a March increase in price paid to farmers and a larger milk intake at the Neatle’s Foret Co plant in Unionville. The facility received 161,985 pounds of milk from 163 farmers, paying out 11,220.00 dollars in the past month amid efforts to establish a permanent local market for their product.
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Fuper
Intentont MO
Squires
Union Willie
Neatle’s Foret Company
Ube
Archie Lewis Plans Addition to Local Bakery
Arch ie Lewis to add an extension to the bakery at 7 Prince Street. Sr Lewis will assist with the project, while Chief Bush returns to duty after a police matter involving Gilmore A Hush of Toledo Dark and a trial related to a 2% operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Lewis
PD Lee
Prince Street
Archie Lewin, Baker, Sr
Lewis
Bush
Gilmore A. Hush
Tuledo Dark
State Hospital Events and Church Service Summary
An itemized update on State Hospital activities highlights a sermon by Dr. Ridert O. Kirkwood at the Fost Prestoterian Church chapel, with focus on the Easter message and community attendance. It also notes performances by a First Church quartet, ongoing medical staff news, and wage schedule changes for hospital staff, including salary scale adjustments and allowances for those living away from the hospital.
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Ridert O. Kirkwood
Jeane
Jeava
Revetans
Mary
Peter Ant
Epenne Praer
Kirkwood Solent
Firat
Memtelstam
Teemper
Allsteen
Moser Hommel
Dorothy AL Kaper
Thomas Wondrutt
Wim 1H Tremper
Aldermen Oppose New Rate and City Debt Move
The Common Council unanimously approved a resolution by Alderman VanFleet to oppose the Orange County Telephone Company rate increase, with Mayor and corporation counsel likely to attend hearings. The session also authorized borrowing $10,000 and approved sidewalk paving resolutions on Sprague Avenue and Genung Street, plus gas tank installations and trolley fare discussions.
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Common Council
Alderman VanFleet
Mayer R. MM. Caees
Orange Gounty Telephone Company
Alder
Resajon
Charles C. Chappell
Telephone Company
Toreticy
Times Dreae
Public Service Commission
Effrcnta
Chappell
Tila Netion
Sere Vinaa Corporation
Lkely
Ite Added
Utile Service Commission
Orange County
Chappell Maid. ‘ Orders New Sidewalks, A Resolution, Introduced By Alders
Cox
Sprague Avenue
Sterling
Genunz Streee
Genung Street
Academy
Aler
Genune Street
Palmer Avenue
Gorrow
Oas Taylor
Cule
James P. Carney
Wickham Avenue
James Olivia
James N. Matlison
North Street
Anderson
Dolson Avenue
Hert D. Shorter
Great Increase in Milk Shipments in New York Market
The MLK Reporter notes March 1957 milk shipments into New York reached 1,502,322 cans of milk and 83,318 cans of cream and condensed milk, up sharply from March 1919 figures. Daily averages show a 2,751 can gain for plate milk and a broader rise in cream. Producers faced prices around $1.56 per 100 pounds for three percent grade milk, with butterfat premiums and recent adjustments timing.
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Slarch
MLK
Erie Engineer Schedler Drops Dead in His Cab
George Schedler, a Port Jervis brakeman and familiar Erie Railroad engineer, collapsed at Sefern on Friday after a day’s work. He died of heart distress during a routine post shift check. He was 46 and long employed in railroad service.
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ERIE
Schedler
George Schedler
Sinver
Pirie
Dasa
Sefern
Enetocer Schedler
Port Jervia
Ellenville Boys Sail Past Roscoe In County Final
Ellenville High School defeated Roscoe High School to win the Ulster and Sullivan counties championship. The Friday Monticello game featured Ellenville's faster play and sharp shooting, earning a decisive victory and regional bragging rights.
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Ellenville
Monticelia
Roscoe High School
Ellenville High School
Ulster
Sullivan Counties
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John A. Jaminun
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Masonic Fair
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Times
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Hestle
Fooo CO
Unionville
State Hospital
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Orange County Telephone Company
Roscoe
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