Tague Claim Settled For Total of 1700
A disputed auto collision case involving Margarut Tague and Willian J Lagat was settled for 1700 in the December term of the Supreme Court. The suit arose from a crash at West Street and Fifth Avenue on Manhattan’s Lower West Side. Ownership and operation details centered on entities connected to Tague and Slocum, with documents filed by Joseph Walsh, attorney for the plaintiff.
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Guardian
Bey
Willian J. ‘Lagat
Lala
Hig
Willan Slocum
Coonan
Tague
Wr Nutoe Mobile Accidunt Ab
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Fifth Avene
Dee Wy Ib
Leonard ‘Tague
Owiltin
Slow
New York
Inauguration Day Ceremony For Dewey Opens
A lengthy Albany report describes Governor Dewey’s inauguration events including a formal oath by Chief Judge Loughran, Dewey’s inaugural address, and a ceremonial ball. It notes military escorts, a mechanized parade, and religious rites led by Archbishop Gibbons and Rabbi Walk. The ceremony culminates with a benediction and an informal reception at the executive mansion.
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Chomus
Eney
New York State
Axecutius
New York
Dewey
Executive Mansion
Johy ‘Ty Laughean
Court of Appeals
State Capitol
Munters
Yoni Macon
Lary
Thomas Dh. Garran
Mile Imy
Herward W. Kearney
New York Guard
West Point
Assembly Senate
Cabinet
Bony
Revenla
Court of Claims
Clanley
Frank C. Moore
Nathaniel J. Caldstin
Irving M. Ives
Veterans
Samuel Walk
Temple Belt
Emeth
Albany
Loughran
Adam Oldtain
Mes. Dewey
Leo Sons
Thomas Je, Jr
Jol Mo
George M. Drwey
Uwosso
Mich
O. ‘. Hutlofoa
Okla
Hanley
Moore
Public Works Men Get Pay Increase
A city hall signing yesterday approved a one year contract for the Public Works Department employees. Pay raises tier by income level and two weeks of vacation after a year. Mayor John Abert and other city officials signed the agreement. Meanwhile Norine Donohue sustained a right wrist injury after a fall on Riker Street near Jay Street and was taken to F. Jacobson & Sun for treatment.
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Urey Department of Public
Devn
Betyet Lie Gily
Troy and Legal PLC
SHB
SUA
A.f.l
John 4. Abert
William Lathy
Kenneth Kuvolzel
Moras le McGovern
Kidward Wy Ryan
Con Wrick
Unica
Misa Norine Donohue
Riker Street
Jay Street
F. Jacobson & Sun Fmory
Youth Sentenced to Thirty Days on Larceny Charge
Williams Lachers, 46, of 1 Hutton Street, was sentenced to thirty days in jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny before Judge Thomas J. O Connoe in Troy Pallee Gort yesterday morning. Five juveniles in the same case were sent to Children's Court where the matter was adjourned. Police say the youths helped shovel snow and cart coal to Mrs. Margaret Finning and then stole a wallet containing $40 from her table. The youths had spent about $6 of the money. actions in Supreme Court against Stall Hartog and Hating were discontinued per papers filed by Poland & Gannon.
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Children’s Court
Auirgaret Pinging
FU Avenue
Supreme Court
Swilliam A. Koenig
Stall-Hartog
Poland &T Gannon
Democrats Seek Needed Reforms On Eve Of New York Session
Democratic leaders unveil a broad reform program ahead of New York State legislative session. They press for investigations of state police appointments, veterans’ benefits, housing loans, rent control, and postwar funding shifts. The plan calls for universal wage standards, unemployment benefits boosts, and education gains including a new state university and higher teacher salaries.
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New York State
Glenn H. Bedenkapp
O.P. Alate Vonimltlee
Gruul
Lue
Postpandbie
New York
Buffalo
Dhey
Democrata
Slde
Tse Suare
Demperis
Zalaries
Mininon
Prampt Ac
Board of Regents
West Sand Lake Grange Christmas Party Held
West Sand Lake Grange held its annual Christmas party at the Grange Hall. A year end meeting elected officers and committees for 1947. The program featured an oysters supper at 6:30 and a Christmas play Our Guest from One Word.
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Lake Arhige
Grange Hall
Slantay Malrlage
Torigler
Pa Che
Cms
Avatur Shaver
Tees Turer
Sandra Shaver
Carat Kecklatan
Mea
Wilbur Bower
Varolt Alger
Barbar
Nancy Waldron
Sylvian Waldrons
Christos
Phyllis Cipperly
Benest Lucite
John Claris
James Crawford
Brest Locke
Evelyn
Wirlz
Oliver Dexter
Mra. Ar| Me
Bonesleel
Vafreshments
Gare
Ing
Adjourn Trial of Michael DeBonis in Troy Court
The case of Michael DeBonis of 193 Adenis Street, a Leitelenian, was adjourned to Tuesday by Judge J. O'Con nor in Troy Police Court after he was charged with striking William P. F. Luby, commissioner of public works, during snow removal operations. The incident occurred about a pant. at Ferry and Fourt Street. Commissioner Luby testified and the Grickamian’s arrest was pursued. State police schedules and investigations continue amid West water power talks and dairy commission plans.
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Michael DeBonis
Adenis Street
Wats
Lal
Honing J. O'Connor
Troy
Newonis
William PF. Luby
Public Works
Ferry
Fourt Street
Sareank
Grickamian
Salaed
Siile
Bedenkapp
Dewey
Hudson taxes drop in long running city tax rites
Tax record notes falling rates in Hudson where the 1447 tax rites total $4,020 per $1,000 for districts. The report references Cy M reuniver Wiline He Clupp and a 28 year span of service. Amounts show $40,180.84 in specific tax payers. The piece mentions Guatemala’s monetary unit Welzal named for a bird.
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