Consolidation vote fails in Van Burenville school district
Consolidation tallied Thursday at the Van Burenville School for districts four nine 10 13 and 16. Tellers Samuel A Terrilli Joseph P Salvagin and Mrs Katherine L Frank record the vote. The measure was defeated 471 to 136.
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van Burenville
Tellers
Samuel A. Terrilli
Joseph
P. Salvagin
Katherine L. Frank
Earl Crawford
Several are sentenced or arraigned at Goshen
In Goshen County Court Mrs. Ann Malloy Washington of Newburgh received a suspended sentence of 2 to 10 years for first degree manslaughter in the fatal 1959 stabbing of Benjamin Williams. Seven Newburgh residents pleaded not guilty to numbers racket charges after state police raids. Others arraigned include Rosetta Webb James F Ingram John Allen Alexzenia Woods Luther Skipwith Arthur Lewis and Louis Andre Coleau. Additional defendants faced charges of burglary narcotics theft and forgery with various sentencing outcomes. several hearings were adjourned.
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Goshen
Ann Malloy Washington
Benjamin Williams
Smith Street
Newburgh
Rosetta Webb
Water St
James F. Ingram
Fifth St
John Allen
Lander St
Alexzenia Woods
Smith St
Luther Skipwith
Arthur Lewis
N. Water St. Louis
Andre Coleau
Jean LePoupon
Les Ajoncs d'Ors
Cornwall
Andrew J. Rose
North Street
Middletown
Edward Kirschbaum
Deerpark
Joseph
Bumpsy) Finn
Liberty
Edward M. O'Gorman, Jr
Josiah Mann
Sloatsburgh
Melvin R. Mann
Mahwah
N. J
Lloyd’s Shopping Center
Guadalupe Moran
Nelson
Palmer
Harriman
William Tompkins
RFC
Highland
Benjamin Bernstein
McNeill Sentenced to 35 Years to Life for Hold-Up Slaying
Theodore McNeill, 30, was sentenced to 35 years to life in Sing Sing for the hold-up murder of Claude Quick, a Newburgh gas station operator. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder awaiting retrial among three other Newburgh residents tied to the Jan 23 1960 murder.
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Goshen
Theodore McNeill
Sing Sing
Claude Quick
Newburgh
McNeill
Court of Appeals
Clarence Lee Sloan
John Henry Williams
Edward Junior Lane
Dannemora
Aust. Dist. Atty
Angelo J. Ingrassia
James P. Cassidy
Ruocco Marsala appeal denied in murder case
Special County Judge Mazzeo denied an appeal to suppress oral and written confessions in the retrial of George M. Ruocco and Joseph Patty Marsala for the Altino Frias slaying. The Appellate Division had reversed convictions for lack of voluntariness evidence, while Mazzeo preserved the right to challenge voluntariness at trial. Defense lawyers argued confessions were involuntary due to coercion and reversal law.
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Goshen
John T. Mazzeo
George M. Ruocco
Joseph Patty Marsala
Altino Frias
Southfields
Mazzeo
Martin Rosenblum
Middletown
William F. Norton, Jr
New York
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