Burnett to retire as Montgomery justice of the peace
Montgomery Town Board appoints Vincent Mangione Jr. acting justice of the peace from July 1 until the November elections. Burnett retires after 16 1/2 years, first serving since December 1950, having handled over 15 000 traffic and civil cases and authored 28 books.
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John Kaminsky
Maybrook
Scotts Corners
Newburgh
Montgomery
Olive Sloan
Pine Bush
Mangione
Republican Committee
Robert Wilder
Wilder
Plaice opens as Newburgh jazz coffee house for NAACP
Proceeds from tonight through Sunday go to the NAACP. The Plaice at 86 Water St. is Newburgh's first jazz coffee house with jazz men performing as preparations begin for the opening. TH-Record photo by Fred Germain.
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Water St
Newburgh
NAACP
Fred Germain
Sticky wicket bridge owners debated in New Windsor
The Quassaick Bridge remains unclaimed as Newburgh and New Windsor pass responsibility among themselves and the state. The 97 year old structure faces a repair bill of 200000 to 400000 or teardown costs of 80000 to 100000, while Diamond Candle Co. residents below seek nets for safety. Spence Engineering expands plants nearby, moving to Coldenham Road in three weeks.
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Quassaick Bridge
New Windsor
Newburgh
City of
State of
New York
Diamond Candle Co
Newburgh City
Windsor
Theodore F. Marsden
Walden Leaders to discuss west side police protection
Walden Mayor James E. Cater and Village Manager Curtis E. Olsen will meet residents of Walden's west side at 8 Monday to hear complaints about inadequate police protection. Police Chief Townsend Cocks will also attend.
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James E. Cater
Curtis E. Olsen
Walden
West Side
Townsend Cocks
Thunderstorm hits eastern Orange County Newburgh
A fierce thunderstorm drenched eastern Orange County on Thursday, dropping nearly an inch of rain in three hours and flooding basements in Newburgh West End. South Street and Pierce Road neighborhood suffered the worst, with Fred J. Laughlin reporting $800 in damaged furniture and a flooded basement. The event cut electricity to Laughlin’s home and others nearby, who blamed a new New York Telephone Co building on Pierce Road for directing rain onto multiple properties and called for city and company action.
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West End
South Street
Pierce
Fred J. Laughlin
South St
New
Laughlin
New York Telephone Co
Michael Gallo
William Argineo Arginio
Marie Gillespie
Telephine
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