Brainard Man Pleads Innocent In Theft Case
Yoh H. Trainor, 48, of Beale ad, pleaded innocent in Albany Police Court to first degree larceny tied to a $22,000 inventory shortage at Winn's Department Store. He waived examination pending grand jury action and was returned to Albany County Jail in lieu of bail. New drug from old New York: a MOP capsule claims to prevent sunburn using Egyptian weed seeds ammi majus for virilegio, white patches on skin.
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Yoh H. 'Trainer
Bealead
Albany
Ceny
Winn's
Trainor
Albany County
New Yorka
Space traffic forecast sparks rescue and safety talk
San Antonio UPI reports scientist Dr. Norman Petersen of Lockheed says space traffic will grow so dense that rescue and retrieval vehicles will be needed to ensure astronaut survival. He warns of hazards from misaligned orbits and atmospheric flights as traffic expands to 300 to 100,000 miles from Earth, with satellites for weather, communications, repair, refueling and assembly.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Earth
Norman V. Petersen
Lockheed Aircrail Corp
Moon
Petersen
Roescuing
Iass
Statue of Old Drum Dedication Near Warrensburg Courthouse
A bronze statue of Old Drum the dog made famous by Senator George G West was installed recently on the Johnson County Courthouse lawn. The pedestal bears the line from West's eloquent oration titled Tribute to The Lost.
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Warrensburg
Old Drum
George G. West
Johnson, County
West
Rainone of Troy Brooklyner with Reece Corp retires
Rumtukg envy M Rae inone, a former Troy resident and 27 year Brooklynian of the Reece Corp New York City which manufactures Daltonhole way machinery is retiring for health reasons. Mr Rainone has been with the firm 3a years as a serviceman. He lived in Troy about five years and previously worked for Cluett Peabody Co Inc. His retirement was announced by Joseph K Pik vice president and general sales manager of the Reece firm and a farmer.
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Rumtukg
Envy M. Raeinone
Troy
Brooklyn Iianagar
Reece Corp
New York City
Amarrow
Rainone
Rainane
Cluett, Peaberly & Co, Inc
Joseph K
Motor Vehicle Blanks Puzzle Area Motorists
Area motorists are unsettled by revised 1939 motor vehicle registration forms. County clerk C Russell Van Zandt and Tray Automobile Club secretary Edward A. Connors note new top page spaces and a new vehicle value question. Changes may force new registrations if color is changed. Albany handles amendments, with no extra cost. Special plate applicants face extra checks and a May deadline for submissions.
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He Motor Vehicle Bureau
Troy Area
Troys Area
C Russell van Zandt
Auquty County
Lie? Ae Motor Vehicle Bureau
Edward A. Connors
Tray Automobile Club
Molor Vehicle Mureauisi
Albany
War Zaid
Couse
Valor of Vehicle
van Zandt
Gas Fumes Kill Young Couple and Their Two Daughters
AP report from Carn Alabama notes a tragic gas poisoning at a modest single level home. Wayne Rodgers, 20, Agnes Loretta Rodgers, 18, and their daughters Vicki Sue, 2, and Bonnie Lou, 1, were found dead in separate rooms. Coroner Milas Cueart indicated the deaths were apparently caused by asphyxiation.
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Carn
Dougie
Asphyaialion
Covi
Wayne Noders
Agnes Lore Vaine
Vicki Suc
Bonne Lou
Milas Cueart
Rodgers
Dave
Uiteeroom
Uiteeroom Home. Mrs. Rodgers
Vicki Sue
Rannie Lou
Fragmentary Tale of a Fire and a Stove Misuse
A garbled OCR fragment describes a coroner’s statement about a man who used a damaged gas stove in a one bedroom dwelling. The report mentions a battered chimney pipe and a flue issue, with unclear references to a likely fatal or injurious incident and a household healing claim.
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Durham Bridge
Karastan
By Kerasten
Trey City Garage
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Tontsdy
Pete
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Svaeria
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Treas. Becy. Deer AU Incorporated
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Yann
Tate
Woners Dog
Edmund W. Cowie
Optometrist
Congress St
Candy Dept
Dorothy Glare
Hathaway
Arisimas
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Egy
Christ
Toytown
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