Albany Man Purchases Williams Press
A Albany man reportedly paid about half a million dollars for control of Williams Press Inc. The Winchester family had long owned the firm before transferring control to Exmest F Bacooets of Albany. The deal involves the board of directors of the company, a major printing house in the East.
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Albany Man
Williams Press
Williams Press, Inc
Winchester Family, Inc
F Bacooets
Albany
Ugie
Winchester
The
Conespansy
Ic Cee East
Troy Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George T Vallee of 234 Second Street will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on April 34 1895 at St Jean Baptiste Church where they were married by Rev Berchm B At Onge. Attendants included Mellce Madoun and Joseph Meron. A family dinner followed with son Jk Vattee and grandson Raymond Vattee of Cohoes among attendees.
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George T. Vaiee
Second Street
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Berchm B
Onge
Ain
Migs Mellce Madtoun
Joseph Meron
Harw J. Bessette
Vallee
Merv Lovise Merom
Pegtrshore
Vallee Is & Setive
Thie City
Jk Pe Vattee
Raymond
Vattee
Cohoes
Theodore Meros
Arthur Banaoucy
George T. Vallee
St. Jean’s Church
Funeral Conducted For Trojan Aged 100
Stephen Atlee Hopkins a Trojan and longtime Mason died after a short illness. The 100 year old funeral was held at Morris Funeral Home with Rev H Boardman Jones officiating. Masonic rites followed at Oakwood Cemetery with King Solomon’s lodge members present and a posthumous fifty year medal awarded to the family.
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Stephen Atlee
Hopkins
Wiyearold Trojan
Als Rose
Loum
Morris Fenereal
Eimh Avenue
H Boardmuh Jones
Christ Episcopal Chare
Tamerly
Oakwood Cemetery
King Solomon's Primitive Lodge
No. GF
A. M. Visted
Arthur PL Carishensen
Arther E. Mander
Charles 5B. Lisle
John C. Fisk
Wilbur C. Fisk
Charles Grosberg
Waterford Mayor's Suit Settled in Supreme Court
The 1844 collision near Route 2 north of Cambridge led Waterford Mayor John F. Walsh Edward Youngs and others to sue Walter Wheldon of Menands for damages. Plaintiffs sought up to 25 000 for personal injuries and medical costs. settlement announced yesterday in Rensselaer County Supreme Court.
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John F. Walsh
Waterford
Edward Youngs
Walter
Menands
Washington County
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Ph Walsh
Yheidon
Wiliam F. Donohue
Youngs
James E Glav
Wheldon
Walsh
Birs
Young
William H. Murrey
Inez
Redmond Vageiist
Satl Milberg
MacMillen & Filey
Taylor & Tester
Dey
Court Dismisses Larceny Charge in Troy Case
Judge James F. Byron discharged Shanahan after trial on a larceny charge brought by John J. Sheehan of Arm Grenier Sheehan trucking firm. The trial heard Shanahan was accused of stealing two gallons of oil from Gras property. Sheehan testified he saw Shanahan with oil cans and asked where he was going. Shanahan returned the oil. William Healy appeared for the defendant.
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Moms EL Shenzhen
Sixth Avenue
James F. Byron
Troy Poles
John J. Sheehan
Grenier
Shanahan
Byron
Wiliam Healy
Consumers Should Have Fuel Oil on Hand
OPA official Lester W Herzog reports that less than one percent of the total fuel allotment for the current heating season had been used as of yesterday in the 16-1 county Albany district. Weekly consumption reports guide households to stay within ration limits based on local weather conditions. Also noted is a forthcoming American Legion Auxiliary dinner in Rensselaer County with guests Mrs Howard of Lancaster and Mrs Mathews of Kingston, set for March 21 at Citizen Heights Melvin Roads.
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Lestereg i W
Herzog
OPA
Albany
Albany Postwar plan lists Lake George Battlefield upgrade
The State Postwar Public Works Planning Commission approved a Lake George Battlefield Park improvement costing 331,925 under the Division of Lands and Forests. Other listed projects include hatchery expansions, park facilities at Taconic and Palisades parks, and Potsdam Teachers College building work, part of 25 communities’ planned construction totaling 25,556,930.
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Albany
Lake George Battlefield Park
New York
Taconic State Park
James Baird
Niagara Frontier State Park Commission
Niagara Reservation
Whirlpool State Park
Palisades Interstate Park
Tavin Lakes
Tiorati
Kanewanke
Stahahe
Tae
Deterotail Serrets
Dewey Signs Bill Expands Aid for Handicapped Veterans
Governor Dewey signed a bi law expanding vocational rehabilitation for physically handicapped and epileptic individuals, developed by the temporary veterans' commission and the mental hygiene department. The measure improves care, removes hospitalization limits, and includes veterans returning from war, while vetoing a separate Epilepsy rehabilitation bill.
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Dewey
Soc
New York
Lewis W. Olife
Brooklyn
Association To
Association
The
Americas Epilepsy League
Henry H. Denning
Berlin Man Sentenced To Fifty Days in Jail
Styron L. Hoffman 34 of Berlin was arraigned before Justice Henry Kart at Averill Park for driving while intoxicated. He received fifty days in Rensselaer County Jail and a fine of 50 dollars after a truck he was driving rammed into a ditch on the Troy Averill Park Road. Trooper S. F. Russell reported no injuries in the accident.
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Styron L. Hoffman
Berlin
Justice of the Peace
Henry Kart
Averill Park
Renssélaer
Hoffman
Fall Fatality Claims Hollis Fuller at Howes Cave
Hollis Fuller aged 17 of Howes Cave died Sunday after a 60 foot fall from a cement mixer at Codieshill. Dr. Leroy Becker, coroner, investigated the fatality.
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Des
Hollis Fuller
Howes Cave
Ellis Fasvie
Leroy Becker
Codieshill
Transfer of Three Troy Firemen Announced
Transfers affecting three members of the Troy Fire Department were announced yesterday to Frank B Ames, commissioner of public safety. Hoseman John E L Marshal was assigned to Pumper 12. Hoseman Son F McDonodoti was transferred from Pumper 12 to Central Station. Hoseman William Henley was transferred from Central Station to Truck 2.
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Troy Fire Department
Frank BL Ames
Niskayuna Man Dies at Motion Picture Show
Harrison Ackroyd 56 of Niskayuna collapsed while attending an open air theater performance in Latham. He died en route to Ellis Hospital after police and neighbors rushed him to the Latham post of Troop G. A native of Albany, he lived in Schenectady 35 years and worked 24 years for General Electric retiring in 1922 due to ill health.
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Harrison “Ackroyd
Niswayuna
Latham
Eltis Hospital
Seheneetadr
Troop G
New York State
George C. Snare
Arrivak
Ackroyd
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Champagne Hospital Operation Report
A patient underwent a surgical procedure at the Theo logical Institute in New York City. The operation occurred last Friday and involved the medical team at Presb Medical Center on 368 Street. The patient is described as recuperating after the procedure.
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Bei Ig
Theological Institute
Presb
New York
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Devane
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