Compromise Ends Tobey Court Action
The Rensselaer County Supreme Court action by Gladys Tobey against Albany Pearl Taxi Co and Joseph Schneider for 23000 was settled shortly before 3 p.m. The suit, filed as administrator of Howard A. Tobey who died in a pedestrian collision, was announced settled with undisclosed terms.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
William H. Murrey
Gladys Ft. Tobey
Rensselder
Albany Pearl ‘Taxi Co
Joseph Schneider
Wan Boe
Tobey
Bial Tate
Howard A. Tobey
Hensedtace
Schneider
Arthur B. Lamphler
Albany
Dugan, Barkhut & Dugas
Trial delays as jury pool exhausted and Tobey case set
Stewart Jones of this city as associate counsel represented the defendant. Trial scheduled for Monday opened but recess occurred due to lack of prospective jurors. Yesterday 35 teleames Craver appeared. From these three men the 20 prospective jurors for Monday were reported, enabling the jury to hear evidence in the Tobey case. The day calendar lists cases including numbers 12 74 75 255 156 261 167 198 43 and 132.
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Stewart’ Jones
Craver
Tobey
Supreme Court
La Salle Minstrel Show Schedules Extra Sunday Night
An annual La Salle minstrel program at St Marys Hall adds a Sunday afternoon performance for children due to strong advance tickets. The lineup features James J. Gethins as chairman with Alderman Louis Rin and John J. Stanton among organizers. A 40-voice chorus and 125-voice LaSalle Glee Club open with a 20 minute song program as part of the extended event.
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Acemmodangg War Workers
Setetiek
Stes
St Marys Hel
Bex
James EB G Gethins
Donamites
Wise
Bessie RB. Daum
Frances Harrington
John J. Stanton
Louis EL Rina
Jops Dembo
James’ J. Foter
Ai. Stanton
Sacred Hearts Minstrel
Watervie
Matthew DL Kelly
LaSalle
Mr. Foley Nas
Thirteenth Ward
Honor Rol
Knickerbocker
la Salle
Air
Demoo
Dinah
Michael Garrigan
la Sale
Old St Jean’s
Harry Higgins
St. Patrick's Minstrels
Henry Vogel
Troy
St. Paul's Choir
Albany police crack down on gambling ring arrestees
Police Justice Edward S Kampf warned gamblers would face prison and heavy fines after 19 people were arrested in a raid on an alleged deck-jeck game. The operator posted a $500 bail bond. Fourteen paid fines from $10 to $25. four pleaded not guilty and were released on $25 bail for appearance Monday.
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Edward S. Kampf
Albany
Gaimblers
Ballston Spa Sportsmen's Club Elects Officers
Ballston Spa Sportsmen's Club reelected Erle Feeney as president Mather Dancy as vice president Russell Bailey as treasurer William Porter as secretary and Walker Heffner as serjeant at arms. The club also backed Victor Ski for conservation commissioner and plans to urge county streams be opened for snagging suckers carp and eels.
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Wayderosseras — Fish and Game Club
Ballston Spa
Erle Feeney
Mather Dancy
Russell Bailey
William Porter
Walker Heffner
Victor Ski
Skiff
Kayaderogseras
R P L Men Like Garbo Want to Be Alone
Citizens of Troy plan a dinner Saturday evening honoring R P L undefeated basketball team. The team declined sponsor tickets for girls friends, preferring to part as teammates. The Elks Club with eight groups funds the dinner at Hendrick Hudson Saturday at 1 59 p m before members join Navy or transfer stations.
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Troy
R. PL
Navy
The
Elks’ Club
Hendrick Hudson
Coal stolen from home by intruder at 352 Second Street
Mrs. Mary Matoner reported to police that Monday night someone forced entry by breaking a screen hooks and stole coal from her cellar.
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Mary Matoner
Second Stree
Dewey Signs Tax Deduction Bill Amid Criticism
Gov. Thomas E Dewey announced approval of a bill allowing a personal income tax deduction for labor or repairs of residential property owned and occupied by the owner. Critics say the deduction favors homeowners over renters and should cover materials and partially occupied properties.
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Albany
Thomas
Dewey
State Tax Commission
Peter
Store Manager Outruns Thief In Foot Race
A Troy store manager won a foot race against a thief on River Street Monday. Police say Tom Dooley, 45, will face a larceny-related charge following the chase and arrest at Rensselaer County Fairgrounds.
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Troy
Tom
River Street
Rensselaer County Fair
Fames Dooley
Waite Diains
Waity
Betas
Synagogues Observe Passover Final Days Services
The article notes the final days of Passover to be observed with special services today and tomorrow at Congregations Sharah Tephilah and Beth Israel. It mentions Yur zor Memorial services planned for tomorrow and a speaker, Rabbi Isaac A. Teicher, at the Shareh Tepenen Synagogue and Bath Terrace area. A separate police report describes a daylight pursuit on River Streets ending with a suspect being apprehended and held for a thirty day detention.
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Sharah Tephilah
Beth Israel
Sam and Spa
At & A.m
Isaec A. Teicher
Wil Speek
Shareh
Tepenen
Bath Teraci
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