Black Rock Forest Hikers Researchers Use Harvard Lands
Newburgh area forest near West Point and Cornwall spans 3600 acres owned by Harvard University since 1950. Jack Karnig oversees land with ponds trails and hunting rights held by Black Rock Fish and Game Club, as conservationists warn of Con Edison storage tank plans and potential ecological impacts.
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Newburgh
Hudson Highlands
West Point
Cornwall
Harvard University
Black Rock
Harvard
Ernest Stillman
University
Petersham
Mass
Stillman
United States Military Academy
Jack Karnig
Karnig
New York
Black Rock Fish and Game Club of
School of Graduate Study
Forestry
Juror challenges delay first degree rape trial in Goshen
In Goshen, a juror was seated after three hours of challenges in the first degree rape case of Allan J. Grosso 21 of Montgomery. The prosecution and defense used many challenges amid controversy over a juror who said Grosso’s father discussed the case with him. The case involves restraining and raping a 19 year old Middletown girl after an April incident at a bus station.
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Goshen
Allan J. Grosso
Montgomery
John Grosso
Middletown
Homer J. White
Newburgh
Grosso
Joseph C. Spano
White
Weissman
Big M
Spano
Fenner
Short Line
Crusher starts cubing cars today in Bridgeville junkyard
The Gildick Auto Wrecksports junkyard at Bridgeville will begin crushing junk autos at about 80 cars per day this morning. Gilbert Foss, operator, said the firm has a substantial stock of junk cars. The crusher was moved into Sullivan County at the Catskill Resort Association’s urging to eliminate unsightly wrecks. The machine is portable and aims to gather many wrecked cars in a central location for profitability.
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Monticello
Gildick
Bridgeville
Gilbert Foss
Sullivan County
Catskill Resort Association
Middletown group plans quiet living creche display
The Middletown Committee for Christian Witness will stage a living Christmas creche December on the lawn of the First Congregational Church with limited hours and no publicity. A lighting contest December 26 and 27 offers a $25 savings bond prize by Orange and Rockland Utilities.
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Middletown
Christian Witness
Ronald Glembetzky
Slate Hill
Joseph M. Evanoff
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc
First Congregational Church
John J. Loor
Orange - Sullivan
The
New York Civil Liberties Union
NYCLU
Thomas J Nolan 58 Middletown Obituary Service Thursday
Thomas J Nolan died after a long illness at Horton Memorial Hospital. Services are 9:30 a.m. at the P J Reilly Funeral Home and 10 a.m. Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, with burial in St. Josephs Cemetery. Born April 13, 1893 in Mahoney City, Pa, he lived in Middletown eight years. Survived by widow Louise Swade, daughter Irene Malfatone, five grandchildren, four sisters including Ellen Timm, and several nephews.
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Middletown
Thomas J. Nolan
Wickham Ave
Horton Memorial Hospital
P.J. Reilly
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Mr. Nolan
Mahoney
City
Thomas H
Theresa Ryan Nolan
Mount Carmel Church
Louise Swade
Irene Malfatone
Ellen Timm
Gutenberg
N.J
Reilly
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Black Rock Forest
Game Club
Orange County
Consolidated Edison
Crusher
Post Office
Allen Ericson