Five Injured in Area Auto Accidents
Area accidents Monday night and yesterday left five injured, two seriously. The worst crash occurred about 1:30 p.m. on Route 22 between Salens and Cambridge in Jackson, Washington County. Nancy Mato, 34, of Aly bolt street Hoosick Falls, drove a 1957 convertible and hit a tree after losing control. Mato and her son Paige, 8, were trapped and rescue workers had to break windows. Two daughters were injured, one seriously. Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge treated Mato in satisfactory condition with a fractured collarbone, Paige with a scalp wound and shock, Gretchen 7 with fractures to right arm and both legs in critical condition, and Kimberley 24 months held for observation in satisfactory condition. Mata and the children were en route to Keeseville to celebrate Mato’s birthday. Ernest Mato planned to join later. The crash occurred in front of George Curtis’s home. undersheriff Charles Cantwell and Troopers Schneeman and Wescoll assisted. The Salens-Washington County crew flushed gas and oil to reduce fire risk, and the damaged car was towed to Darfier’s Garage in Salem. Miss Lillie Watson, 39, of Albany, sustained a possible left-arm fracture and head injuries when a car she rode in veered off Route 9-a, north of Boght Carners, hit a fire hydrant and overturned. Driver Lea J. Vimes, 27, of Albany, was uninjured. Boght Ambulance transported Watson to Memorial Hospital, where her condition improved. Trappers Wesley White and J. J. Shaw investigated. the driver claimed to have fallen asleep.
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Salensand Cambridge
Jackson
Washington County
Nancy Mato
Alybolt’ Street
Hoosick Falls
Mato
Paige
Kimberley
Mala
Keesville
Ernest
George Curtis
Charles Cantwell
Robert Schneeman
Faple Bridge
Pacrot
M. D. Wescoll
Salens
Salen
Darfier
Salem
Lillie Watson
Albany
Boght Carners
Lea J. Vimes
Boght
Wal- Son
Wesley White
J. J. Shaw
Latham
Patral
Allen
Decrease Noted In Coed Value In Auction Feat
In Columbus Ohio AP reports the value of coeds has plummeted per a university alumni magazine. A Freshman Class auction of sorority pledges raised funds for a scholarship but the proceeds were miscounted as a fraternity hid $8 for 30 girls.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State
University
Sie Fraternity
Baby Daughter Of Troy Couple Dies Suddenly
Deborah Salmon, four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Salmon, died suddenly at home in Averill Park after breathing difficulties. Coroner Raymond W Miller and Dr John Reid announced the death. autopsy to determine cause. Funeral services scheduled for 2 p m at the Salmon home with interment in Eagle Mills Cemetery.
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Troy
Averill Park
Burden Lake
Iesa
Erry Hulk Sayers
Deborah Salmon
John
Salmon
Raymond W. Miller
John J
4Th Ave
John H.j
Eagle Mills Reid
Larkin
Rexford Man Air Force Pilot Dies In Crash
A Rexford native 1st Lt. Jackson Lillibridge, 26, was killed when his F86 jet collided with another aircraft over southwestern New Mexico near Kirtland Air Force Base. His roommate Lt. Ray Suggs safely landed the damaged craft. Both pilots belonged to the 3rd Fighter-Interceptor Squadron. Funeral services will be held in Rexford.
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Air Force
Rexford
New Mexico
Toommite
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
Jackson 'L. Lillibridge
Ron
Seat
Saratoga County
Ray Suggs
Air Base
Lillibridge
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In. Area
Pain Ave
Wynantakill
Hemrick Hudson
Greater Troy
Natalie Thurston
Zonta Club
Lillian Russ
Bernice Mania
Philip
New York Telephone Co
Anne Bowen
Troy Columbicltes
Alice Post
Cluett, Peabody & Co, Inc
Dorothy Murphy
William Phelan
Ernest Warnecke
Herbert August
Philip O'Brien
Dollar Jay
Congress and
State Sts
Ath ST
Sth Ave
Troy's
Alsq Ag
Troy Merchants Parking Plan Congress
the National City Bank OF Troy
Third St., Troy, N.Y
Sylvania Television
National City Bank
Third ST
National
Andssen
Corners
Monsday
Cohoes
Ontario
Remsen Sts
Empire State Wholesalers, Inc
Sylvania Home Electronics Corporation
Breslaw's
Knotty Pine
Chest of Drawers
Kelvinator
McEed
Lear
Ironing Board
Davoniter
Axminster
Ibreslaws
Pullman
Kroehler
Ray Foe
Briggs and Stratton
Moosion ST
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