Motorist Fined $10 For Passing Light
Richard Pascetto, 28, of 931 First St., Rensselaer, was fined $10 yesterday in police court by Justice LaVerne G. Lewis after he pleaded guilty to passing a traffic light. Pascetto was arrested by Patrolman Thomas Owens Monday after he allegedly passed a light at East and Willow Streets.
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Richard Pascetto
First St
Rensselaer
LaVerne G. Lewis
Pascetto
Thomas Owens
East
Willow Streets
Mrs. Etta Leverance Ill At Albany Medical Center Hospital
Mrs. Etta Leverance of 1588 5th Street Rensselaer widow of Sheriff Charles A. Leverance is seriously ill at Albany Medical Center Hospital. She was stricken days ago at her Burden Lake summer home and transported to the hospital by the Lake Rescue quad ambulance.
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Etta Leverance
5Th St
Rensselaer
Rensselaer County
Charles A. Leverance
Albany Medical Center
Service Change at St Pauls Lutheran Rensselaer
Rev. Robert C. Flechtner announced a change in morning worship at St. Pauls Lutheran Church of Rensselaer. For the remainder of August and until September 4 the service time is 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Flechtner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Rensselaer
Mrs Carolyle Adams in Albany Hospital Healing
Mrs Carolyle Adams wife of the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Rensselaer is a patient at Childs Hospital Albany. Dr Adams said last night her condition was fair.
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Carolyle Adams
First Presbyterian Church of
Surgical Patient Hildreth P Drew Undergoes Operation
Hildreth P Drew of 1560 3rd St Rensselaer and president of the Long Stamp Works Albany was operated on yesterday at Albany Memorial Hospital and reported to be satisfactory.
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Hildreth P. Drew
3Rd St
Rensselaer
Long Stamp Works
Green Street
Albany
Albany Memorial Hospital
Obituaries for Charles Roehr and Le Roy Baker
Funeral services were held yesterday for Charles F. Roehr a longtime New York Central Railroad machinist at the William J. Rockefeller Funeral Home in Rensselaer with Rev. Reginald T. Holton officiating. Interment followed in Memory’s Garden Colonie with Mr Holton guiding the service. A separate funeral for Le Roy Baker of Warners Lake East Berne and former P B Electrical Motor Repair Service coowner in Troy was conducted at Thomas A Sherwood Funeral Home and St John’s Church with Rt Rev Msgr Arthur J Reilly presiding. Interment was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery with Msgr Reilly officiating the committal.
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Charles F. Roehr
New York Central Railroad
William J. Rockefeller
Rensselaer
Reginald T. Holton
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Albany
Alvin Hoogkamp
le Roy Lames
Marshall Sweet
Allan Roehr
Everett
Dale Wilson
Garden
Colonie
Holton
Baker
le Roy Baker
Warners Lake
East Berne
P & B Electrical Motor Repair
Troy
Thomas A. Sherwood
Partition St
St. John’s Church
Arthur J. Reilly
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Msgr. Reilly
Archaeologists Reframe Finds With Modern Science at Reno Meet
At the 31st annual convention in Reno the Society for American Archaeology rejects the old hunter archeologist image. Dr. Joe Ben Wheat says archaeologists now seek cultural meaning behind artifacts using physics and chemistry. Wheat’s Colorado study on 8,000-year-old bison butchery suggests a feast with 100 to 200 people and 66,000 pounds of meat, revealing the economics of ancient groups.
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Reno, New
Society For American Archaeology
Reno
Joe Ben Wheat
University of Colorado
Paul S. Martin
Chicago Museum of Natural History
Colorado
B&M Sets Sept. 4 For Final Montreal Run
The Boston & Maine Railroad will operate its last train on the Springfield Mass to White River Junction Vermont section of the Washington and New York line to Montreal on Sept. 4 after Justice Harlan denied a stay of a prior court order. The line’s operations will wind down to give the Post Office time to arrange mail service.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Washington and New York
Montreal
John M. Harlan
Supreme Court of the U.S
District Court
Montpelier
Boston & Maine
Springfield
Mass
White River Junction
Lincoln Cent: Brenner Design and Roosevelt Motive Debate
In 1865 the United States acquired a symbol, and by 1909 Lincoln was depicted on currency. Victor D. Brenner created the cent portrait admired by Theodore Roosevelt who sought to omit the motto In God We Trust. Taft restored the motto, and Brenner initials appeared then moved in 1918 under Lincoln’s sleeve.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
Victor D. Brenner
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Brenner
Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Mr. Lincoln
British to Buy American Steel for Nuclear Submarine Hulls
London reports the British Defense Ministry confirmed a plan to buy American steel to reinforce hulls of its nuclear powered submarines after 1960s cracks in the Dreadnought class. Spokesman says American steel offers safer, cleaner, stronger vessels and is a precautionary measure.
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London
British Defense Ministry
American Steel
Britain
Lynda Bird Johnson Seeks Job in New York
Lynda Bird Johnson begins a job hunt in New York with several interviews after her sister Luci's Bahamas honeymoon. The White House says names of companies are undisclosed. Johnson, UT Austin graduate 1966, plans sightseeing and museum visits with roommate Warrie Lynn Smith.
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Washington
Luci
Bahamas
Lynda Bird Johnson
White House
Lynda
Johnson
New York
University of Texas
Patrick J. Nugent
Warijrie Lynn Smith
First Indian reservation in North America at Brotherton NJ
The article notes Brotherton New Jersey as the site of the first Indian reservation in North America, later renamed Indian Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Brotherton, N.J
Indian Mills
Stomach Specialist Tests Tiny Pill as Heartburn Cure
A stomach specialist reports a tiny pill, about the size of a penny, that neutralizes stomach acid more effectively than leading prescription antacids. In trials at a famous medical center, the pill shows promise as a powerful heartburn remedy.
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W. KR. Browne
B. MacCullough
Mr. Roehr
B&m
Vanderheyden Hall
Troy Post
American Legion
Kennel Club
the Post
Caroga Lake
Otto Palitsch
Gerald Snyder
Michael Stockles
Michael Jess
Andrew F. Barnes
William Ray
Charles LaHaile
Lloyd Almy
Lynda Bird
Sue
Rey
Hollywood
Faric
Jamaica
Rockers
Berkline
Cotton Plesse
Teflon
Regal
Park Ave
Pettis
Coats
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