Warrensburg Fire Fatal Sees Family Tragedy
A Warrensburg house fire killed seven year old John Willwasi and injured six others including his father Fred Will and mother Gertrude. The blaze started in a two story home and a coroner blamed an explosion for triggering the fire. Firefighters found the boy near a corner where he perished.
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John Willwasi
Gra
Warrensburg
Fred Will
Gertrude
Joseph
Robert
Glens
Pital
P. J. Huntington
Anni
John
Hay fever affects up to eight million Americans
Chicago report notes estimates that seven to eight million Americans suffer hay fever with sneezing coughing and wheezing. About seventeen million may experience it in their lifetime, with three million having asthma as a related condition.
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U.S
Chicago
Labor Day Note on New York Role in Labor Movement
The article recalls Labor Day and quotes the governor praising New York’s reading role in America’s labor movement. It notes Labor Day’s origins as a national holiday proclaimed by President Grover Cleveland years ago.
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Alhwiy Ea
New York
Grover Cleveland
Christmas recess schedules and obituaries in Troy Record
The Troy Record notes Christmas recess timings and school reopen dates through 1963, plus obituaries for community members. Peter Fanning officiated a funeral at 2 pm for Christine Due, proprietor of a Troy restaurant, with bearers named from local groups including the Friendly Red Door and Danish Sisterhood.
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Troy
Washington
Peter Fanning
Tmmanuel Lutherat Church
Christin R.obnson
Clifford Clevens
Mason
Lansing
Ard Ave
Tburg
Opening Of School For Sept 4 In Valley Central District
Valley Central District opens September 4 for half day sessions with Melrose School serving grades through 3 and Johnsonville handling kindergarten to grade 4. Fourth graders may attend Melrose or Schaghticoke, others transported to Lansingburg as last year. Three kindergarten sections operate, with schedules at Schaghticoke and Johnsonville.
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Oush Valley
Schaghticoke
Melrose
I Melvase
Lansingburg
Johnsonville
Schaghlienke
Johnsonvill
Aetween
Plymouth
Catherine Guay
Valley Walls
Johson-ville
Af Schagmcoke
Oneonta State Teachers College
Shenendehowa Central School
Columbus
Boy awarded 500 dollar settlement in dog bite case
A Troy boy receives 500 under terms approved by County Judge NeMorest C. Putt, against dog owner Harry Harlan. The May 3 bite in Bayntonville caused lip laceration and facial abrasions. emergency care at Leonard Hospital and follow up with a doctor were noted. Attorney George B. Burke represented the boy and his mother Ellie Sgape.
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Troy
NeMorest C. Putt
John Sold
Ellie
I. Park PL
Harry Harlan
Burton
Bayntonville
New York Public Library Estimates 27.5 Million Items
The New York Public Library estimates its holdings at 27.5 million items but cautions the count is not precise. Officials describe the figure as an educated guess based on rulers and inventories, listing clippings, maps, prints, and other miscellaneous items among its vast collections.
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New York
UPI
New York Public Library
Bibeaty
Washing Eggs Before Storage Sparks Research Debate
Egg research experts at State College warn against washing eggs before storage. A案例 seller washed eggs and painted rooms yet shipped eggs arrived rotten, prompting price cuts at an eastern market and the supplier’s removal. Independent studies support the finding that washed eggs spoil faster in storage, underscoring storage practices.
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Wahsington
UPS
Low State College
Mel
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