Crash Victim 13 Dies in South Glens Falls Collision
A 13-year-old South Glens Falls boy Charles Hunt died yesterday at Glens Falls Hospital after a two car crash. He lived with his grandmother Emma Hunt and was a passenger in a car driven by Alt J Griffin of Fort Edward R D 1.
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South Glens Falla
Glens Falls
Charles Hunt
Emma Hunt
South Glens Falls
Alt J. Griffin
Fort Edward
Glenn Falls
State Health Department
Unis
Mechanicville
Albany
Waterviiet Alsc
Rensselaer Counis
In Memoriam Hort on Edward Horton and Many Birth Notices
In memory of Edward Horton died Aug 23 1940 mother and sister recall his voice and smile. Notices list numerous births including Bernard Joseph Clairmont Sharon Mae Blackburn Jacqueline Page Richard Thomas Sagendorf and Michael Robert Thibeault with hospital dates Aug 1949 and earlier births. Individuals include Arman Clairmont Corrigan Dranasell Evans Maloney Sagendorf Streit Tedesco and Thibeault along with family names and former names.
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Horton
Edward Horton
Bernard Joseph
Clairmont
Shirley Joyce Stebbins
Waterhet
Corrigan
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Joseph M. Corrigan
Stephen
Coragan
Elizabeth Hotaling
Died in Cohoes 21 James T Cobb beloved husband and father
Died entering rest at Cohoes aged 21 James T Cobb beloved husband of Eleanor L Bulner father of John Everett Closson son of Everest F Closson and Frances Canfie. Funeral from residence 11% Jeslin Avenue Cohoes with services at St Peters Church. Interment at Priora Cemetery.
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Cohoes
James T. Cobb
Barkend
Margaret Ro Wagner
Z. F. Coborno
Julian
Cuitieré
Woodrow
Atticus
Russia
Jeslin Avenue
Closson
the Leonard Hospital
John J. Closson
Eleanor L. Bulner
John Everett Cosson
Everest
Frank Conklin
David Fiera
Tte Failx
Mere James
North Heoalex
Rome
Mrx
David Fem
Munsee
George Strert
Green Tee
Mert
F Cornett
Mary Reckiey Cothery
Mare WV
Denn
Gabrielle AL
Jamie Corbett
Greendei
Jeane Toner
Nix Baul
Thomas EB oCare
Peter Pryip
Milnabeths
Caghenne
Lawrener Crtwert
Fig
Dee Avrind Ceehett
Jobeenn Fabera
MieNatt Renee
Trojan Held On Burglary Charge Faces New Count
Two Troy men were arrested early Sunday on attempted burglary charges. James Powers, 34, is also charged with first degree robbery in a Poestenkill case at Myrt? and John's Tavern. A warrant named Powers after witnesses identified him during the tavern holdup that involved an armed man. He and James Harrigan, 33, were arraigned and await Sept. 2 hearings.
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Troy
Myrt
John’s Tavern
Poestenkill
Thesman
James Powers
Ida
Justice of the Peace
Carl Ely
Poestecki
Joseph Milano
Harold E. Harriman
Nich
Olas Gingeresky
Seming Powers
Rengselaer
Powers
Trey
Sourt
James Harrigan
E. Stewart Jones
Russell Sage Workers Strike Leads to Arbitration Rejection
Russell Sage College maintenance workers strike entered fourth week as Troy offers arbitration were turned down. Mayor John J. Ahern said trustees handle the dispute with college president Dr Lewis A Froman. State Mediation Board chair Stephen C. Davis said action taken and will inform both sides. Local 51 of BEI UAP picketed since Aug 1. union shop issue blamed for the dispute.
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Russell Sage College
Troy
John J. Ahern
Lewis A. Fro- Man
Leaty
Stephen C. Davis
State Mediation Board
Building Service Employees International Union
Ap.l
County G.O.P. Women Hear Report At Meeting
The Renssetatt County Republican Women’s Club met at Frear Park with Mrs. Caroline Snyder presiding. A report on the recently held card party was read by Mrs. Minnie Armitage. Agnes Tate was named chairwoman of the next meeting set for Sept. 26 at YAWICA FORTIN at Coh river Hospital Ave 21, 1892. Burial and funeral notices follow for local residents with multiple family relatives listed.
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Renssetatt County
Republican Women’s Club
Frear Park
Caroline Snyder
Rharre
Walter Frann
Petty
Minnie Armitage
Agnes Tate
A. & Boivin
Conarese Street
Kore
Josepa Crurch
SS. Joseph Cemetery
Waterford
Hansen
Belagh- Yicoks
Dagmar
J. Chiia Hansen
Siliue
Seten
Ansdrew
Tebert
George
Sharies
Mie Thomne Dolan
Glens Falls
Arthur Prierern
Mire Theater Heck
Mra
Alan Wer
Sehaghilecks
Shorty Ecanaehildres
Wrenesday
Hym Mn Sep
Teydagoee
Lund
Pes Cemeten
Sartegis
Peter
Cortoer
Marien
Polaas
Estes Et
Jens
Wetesauet
Dames Peery
4 H Clubs Will Exhibit At Fair In Schaghticoke
Rensselaer County 8 clubs will exhibit work and compete for premiums totaling slightly more than 33 005 at the Schaghticoke Fair opening Labor Day. Over 200 classes offer entry. Clarence Slack Washington County agricultural agent will judge livestock. Demonstrations in homemaking. Tent provided. exhibitors overnight on grounds. Florence H Thayer announced premium book error and prior exhibits possible.
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Rensselaer County
Troy
Clarence Slack
Washington County
Sait
Florence H. Thayer
Tax Appraisals Filed In Three Area Estates
Tax appraisals in the estates of three Rensselaer County residents who died recently were filed yesterday in County Surrogates Court. Names include Charles N. Hutchinson who died February 13, 1908 to Irene B. Hutchinson of Troy RD. John J. Powell is the attorney for the estate. Edmond G. Spenard, who died July 49, 46,183, and Paul W. Spender, 22 115th Street, are listed as beneficiaries. Clerks note real property in Weat Sand Lake and Hyrding. Waxer, Taylor, Howd & Lee Forestier are attorneys for the estate.
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Rensselaer County
Charles N. Hutchinson
Mra
Irene B. Hutchinson
R. D. Troy
John J. Powell
Edmond G. Spenard
Aia
Paul W. Spend
115Th Street
Taylor, Howd & Lee Forestier
Attoeneya
Lestate
Eile Lerth
Jacob H. Lerch
Weat Sand Lake
Clark Dipperty
Sttormey
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Fire and Funeral Notes
An OCR laden fragment reports a sequence of events from a town, mentioning a fire at Tan and an evening blaze. It references casualties or memorials, a tavern scene, and a funeral or burial note with names like Jape, Reween, and Mire Reve. The text is garbled with place names such as Rag AAA and River Beatie Balen.
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UMP
Karaceks
Karmen
Metammeha
Tyether
Hariner
Tiarbost
Wesrmm
Fayernine
Immaegate Can
Reyes
Beyer
Cheeffin Kieneh
Mars Kreeneh
Beatie Balen
Troy Doctor On Staff Of Hospital
A Troy woman, Dr Melba Antonetti, was named to the Albany Hospital staff as resident doctor of anesthesia effective Nov 1. She resides at 3 Oneda Avenue, recently graduated from the School of Anesthesiology at Bellevue Medical Center, New York City, and from the University of Havana. She interned at Samaritan Hospital.
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Troy
Albany Hospital
Melba Antonetti
Antonelt
Oneda Avenue
School of Anesthesiology
Bellevue Medical Center
New York City
University of Havana
Samaritan Hospital
Veterans School States Registration for GI Bill Courses
Registration for 17 courses offered by the night division of the New York State Veterans Vocational School will be held Sept 6 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., with classes twice weekly 7 to 10 p.m. for 24 weeks. Courses provide shop and classroom work, approved under the GI Bill of Rights, with eligibility certificates required. A Veterans Administration representative will assist applicants. For further information contact the Evening Vocational Programs Office at Treesh EO Milanese.
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New York State Veterans Vocational School
George E Holliday
Filun
Holliday
Veterana Administration
Apeet
Minet
Thawe
GT Balani
Veterans Vocational School
Jeaving
Archeol
Browinay End
Petition Shows Delay On Hudson Falls School Reopenings
A petition to keep Hudson Falls schools closed until after the infantile paralysis threat was presented to the Hudson Falls board. The board will forward it to the central school district board. Local officials cite Hudson Falls leading the region in polio cases amid state calls to reopen on schedule.
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Hudson Falls
Hudson
State Education Department
Renaselaer County
Acea
Handiwork Exhibit by Troy N C WU Aids German Children
An exhibit of more than ten handmade items shown at St Lawrence Church hall by the Troy branch of the National Catholic Women’s Union. Mrs Barbar Mitter presided, reports on the mission’s progress aired, and guests from Albany Schenectady Rochester and New York attended.
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Germany
St. Lawrence’s Church
Troy
National Catholic Women's Union
Barbar Mitter
Albany
Schenectady
Rochester
New York
New York State
Buechier
Pope Pius
Orpafibeton
Edward McManue
Thm
Hranehau
Far Case Killers May Avoid Chair Review Mandatory
A court hearings summary describes risks of mandatory sentences and potential escapes from the chair. Justices Ferdinand Pecos Mee Marthe Beck 2h and Flav mend Feranedey discuss governor powers to commute penalties. The piece notes upcoming terms at Sing Sine Prison and references a dramatic scene with Fernando and Tennant in a tense confrontation.
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Fee
Mia
Albany Amr
Tate Seeteraan
Ferdinand
Marthe Beck
Feranedey
Vappeie
Pepely
Sing Sine
Fernando Emiled
Comptroller Endorses Police Retirement Plan Progress
The comptroller praised the police retirement system for streamlined administration and noted legislation advancing pensions including a 23 year optional retirement. He cited 60 municipalities adopting the system and urged continued support for public security staff and their benefits.
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Trofier
Amsterdam Editor Elected State Editors Leader at Saratoga
Earl C. Stowurts of the Amsterdam Recorder was elected president of the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors at Saratoga Springs. He succeeds Wallace A. Brennan of the Dunkirk Observer as about fifty editors vote to push for passage of the controversial Desert? no, Desmond newspaper confidence bill. The Desmond bill, shelved by Dewey administration, would force reporters to divulge sources by court order if deemed public interest. The society opposes the restraint. Conference ends today.
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Earl C. Stowlrts
Amsterdam Recorder
Yexters
New
York State Society of
Saratoga Springs
Stowlrts
Wallace
Brennan
Dunkirk Observer
Desmond
Dewey Farces
Thhe
State Law Revision Commission
Rent Control Funds Assured in Senate Speech
Irving M. Iven of New York told The Record that the Senate assured the Office of Housing Expediter would receive an deficiency appropriation next year to continue rent control if needed. He cited thousands of New York rent control cases in four months and urged protection of press access and workload. The Expediter said no decentralization of counties or areas in New York State is under consideration at present.
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Irving M. Iven
New York
Senate
U. S. Office of Housing
New York State
Howa‘ang
Festival Postponed at Bolton Landing on Lake George
The Bolton Music Feats festival, set to open Friday at Bolton Landing on Lake George, has been postponed to next year due to lack of funds. Director Hugh Allen Wilson announced the delay and refunds have been issued for subscriptions already paid.
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Bolton
Bolton Landing-on-Lake George
Hugh Allen Wilson
Har
Veterans oppose Mitchell Bill over civil service preference
Joseph L. Fitzgerald, assistant state attorney general and veteran leader, criticized the Mitchell Bill at the Associated Veterans Organization meeting in Rensselaer County. He warned it would favor politically connected applicants, limit veteran benefits, and allow officers to choose from only three on the civil service list, with no job retention protection. The group planned an intensive statewide campaign to defeat the measure ahead of November elections.
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Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Civil Service
Fitzgerald
Court House
Associated Veterans Organizations
Rensselaer County
American Lagion
Mitchell
Inyoff
Aska
Osburn H. Thompson
Association
Oider
Joseph Adelska
Rensselaer City Post
American Legion
Jean Johnson
Mackay - Smith Garrison
Army-Navy Union
Benjamin Chuckrow
City Central Veterans Committee
Adelaha
Cochairman
Thhe
Mitchell Bill
Mertia Iz
Extinguish Gras Fire Pumper Called at 3 05 P M
Firefighters were dispatched at 3 05 p m yesterday to combat a grease fire at Freat Park. A booster ring helped the crew suppress the blaze.
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Freat Park
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Waterview
Richard J. Page
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Norma Try
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St Joseph's Maternity Hospital
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Sagendorf
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Patricia Hamm
Thigeault
Cahoes Hospital
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Fulton
Cahoes
Michael Robert
Thibeault
Piet
Flora Roach
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Troy High School
Gertrude E. Markey
Guy Enfanto
Trojan
Russell Sage
G.O.P
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Veterans School States Registration
Glane Falls
Alexander W. Muller
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Frank C. Moore
New York State Police Association
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Moore
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State Police Conference
James Crawford
Malcolm Wilson
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Troy Police Benevolent and Protective Association
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Joseph Coffey
The
Troy Police
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George Geiger
MW Register
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Tray
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