Judge Imrie Set To Succeed Late Justice Personius
Gov. Dewey named Justice Imrie of Glens Falls to succeed the late Justice Personius on the New York Supreme Court. The selection, announced amid ongoing investigations into legislative spending, aims to keep the inquiry running through the extraordinary term and before the 1845 session. Justice Imrie, born 1885 at Lake George, was educated at Union College and Albany Law School and served as city attorney for Glens Falls twice.
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Supreme Court
Daniel F. Toarie
Glens Falls
Thomas Dewey
Ely
Personius
Eliza
Dewey
Dewer
Albany
Merita
Tris Cates
Partea Swat
Irwin
Steingat
Steingst
Justice Personitus
Saxe George
Janrie
Warren County
Caldwell
Giens Falls
Imrie
Lake George
Union College
Lillian Woodall
Smbrle
Todd
American Labor Party
Grand Jury
Joint Legislative Committee
Floyd Anderson
Binghamton
Senate
Assembly
Commando Kelly Receives British Military Medal
Fort Benning Ga Sergeant Commando Kelly gains another war decoration the British Military Medal. The award was pinned on his tunic by Major General Fred L Walker commander of the 36th Division in Italy when Kelly earned the Medal of Honor, early in his celebrated service record.
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Fort Benning
Commando Kelly
Kelly
Fred Lo Walker
Italy
Kells
Stillwater Bridge Social Honors Mrs. Ethel Perry
Mrs Ernest RB Rehberger hosted a brid ge party for members with refreshments and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ethel Perry. Guests included Mrs C B Hoskins Abs Charles Dyer Mrs Hilda Wilbur Mrs Aurelia Palmar Mrs H S Talmadge and Mrs W E Deyoe. Bemis Heights Grange Christmas party planned with covered dish supper grab bag and program by Dorothy Rogers.
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Ernest RB. Rehberger
Ethel Perry
C. 8. Hoskins
Abs
Charles Dyer
Hilda Wilbur
Aurelia Palmayer
H. S. Talmadge
Ethel’ Perry
W. E. Deyoe
Mira
Bemis Heights Grange
John Smodell
Dorothy Rogers
Shushan Residents and Local Gathers Highlight Community News
Shushan residents visit relatives including Mrs. Mdry Bodkin and Mrs. Clark Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Munrod and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hedges hosted guests. Seaman Stewart M. Brown of the Navy spent the weekend with Mrs. Brown and Gary. Grange meeting in Argyle discussed third and fourth degrees. William Brown of Murray Hollow travels to Cambridge. David Brown moves to Salem with nephew William Hunt. Anderson Foster elected treasurer at fire district meeting. William McCauley and Roland Rogerson named committee members. Mrs. McCauley elected secretary. Village school closes for two weeks vacation.
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Mdry Bodkin
Cossaguna
Clark Wright
Roy Munrod
Hoosick Falls
Paul Hedges
Seaman Get
Stewart M. Brown
Navy
Brown
Gary
Grange
Argyle
William Brown
Murray
Hollow
Cambridge
Townsend Club to Meet at Mrs Nellie Windover Home
Mrs Milton Windover is at Albany City Hospital. The Townsend Club annual meeting and election of officers will be held tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs Nellie Windover. PTA held its December meeting and Christmas party Thursday evening at the School House. Mrs Lee Chamber
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Milton Windover
Albany City Hospital
Townsend Club
Nellie Windover
Parent- Teacher Association
Lee Chamber
Christmas party closes year with light gathering
Liain presided at a brief business meeting. Mr Minos Whaley led a program followed by a grabbag and refreshments from a table decorated with two miniature Christmas figures and candies. Guests included Mrs John Cu Harry Binton Mrs Carl Mrs Million Austin and Mrs Fieve Pierson. A fame party will feature the January meeting.
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Liain
Minos Whaley
John Cu Harry Binton
Carl
Million Austin
Fievé Pierson
Students Call to Lower Voting Age Across New York
High school students urging change argue 18 is not mature enough to vote. They advocate lowering the voting age for broader youth participation, citing arming and governance scenarios and urging lawmakers to consider expanded suffrage.
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New York
Fergie
Take voting seriously and demand more responsible voters
A terse call to action urges readers to treat the act of voting with seriousness and accountability. The message emphasizes the need for more responsible participation from the electorate.
Unclear OCR townings about local family and military listing
Whitehall inquiries mention Mr and Mrs George P Noyes Skene and their son with references to Mr Nedde and Mrs Cts, a light Oliver in the Army Air Forces and a noted receipt, but the fragmentary text omits coherent events or dates.
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George P. Noyes
Skene
Teft
Whesheen
Jonser
Bombardier’s Wines Highlight Fight Officer Creeduo
Fight Officer Creeduo, a Whitebell High School graduate, served before entering the service with GE at Schenectady. His wife Joyce Holmes resides on Potter Street. Recent meeting of Skeres A3 Co highlighted the former ye Were were enchanted.
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Creeduo
Whitebell
General Electric Co
Hickey Receives Forty Year Pin At Auxiliary Banquet
Hickey was presented a forty year pin by the auxiliary. Mr Eugee Beth Holland made the presentation. After the banquet, attendees went to the Rome of Men on Raymond Keights, Boardman Street, where the following officers were installed: Anne May What er guard, ater guard.
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Hickey
Eugeebeth Holland
Rome
Raymond Keights
Boardman Street
Anne May Whater
Ater
Jobs for More People and Returning Servicemen Proposal
A plan to expand employment for returning servicemen and demobilized war workers. It aims to place into workers hands the most efficient tools available so that increased production leads to higher earnings.
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Rensselaer
Stillwater
Shushan
Gnantskill
Whitehall
Nestle
Natura Cory Hale
Lucy Cantanucci
Hevien
Pinger
Broadway Beauty Salon
Broadway Telephone
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Guadalcanal
Tarawa
Salerno
Normandy
Dhat
National Industreformation Committee
Td West 49Th Street
Noy
National Industrial Information Committee
National Association OF Manufacturers
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