Area Youth Wins 1200 Settlement In Car Crash Suit
Supreme Court Justice Herbert 9 approved a 1200 settlement for Douglas W. Clum 19 of Johnsonville injured in a Route 67 crash near Valley Falls on April 5 1957. Beatrice B Williams owned car involved in collision with Clums, who received 1000 for injuries and 200 for medical expenses. Dr Charles K Sproat noted contusions neck and back sprains. Attorneys were Lee and LeForestier. Veterans group formed in Melrose named Melrose Veterans with officers Breen LeClair Perry Breen. Safety officer Wilbur E Kidder to address Newsselaer County Wire Chiefs Assn meeting at Brunswick No 1 Hire House Irving Dutch Er of Speighttowns deputy county fire coordinator to preside. Kidder will discuss rescue operations.
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Anim
Johnsonville
Valley Falls
Douglas W. Clum
Elmer Clum
John
Vally
Beatrice B. Williams
Charles K. Sproat
Lee & LeForestier
Wilbur E. Kidder
Bell Manning Co
Newsselaer County Wire Chiefs Assn
Brunswick No. 1
Irving
Watervliet Scouts Win Top Displays in Window Contest
The Watervliet council held a Boy Scout Week window display contest with 20 indoor and two outdoor displays themed around spiritual kinship with Uncle Sam. Winners in the outstanding class included Troop 82 Port Schuyler, Pack and Troop 7 Cohoes, and Troop 60 Lroy at Corliss Park Housing Project.
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Uncle Sam
David W. Meyer
Mohawk
Watervliet
Cohues
Waterford
Tansingburg
Mr. Meyer
Bert K. Normandin
Augustus L. Poleto
St. Bridget's Church
Port Schuyler
St. Marie's Church
Cohoes
Lroy
Corliss Park
Chester Gizzara
Hudson District
Gizgara
Thomas J. Dundon
Emmet K. Perry
Women's Society
Christian Service
Joseph Wagner
Calhountory Church
Syeanay Drive
Steb
Calhoun
Narold
Pully
Stella Spean
Wary A. Hurley
New York
Sweden
Paul E
Solines
Signal Corps Balloon Sets Altitude Mark
An Army Signal Corps weather balloon reached a new record altitude of 145000 feet near Monmouth New Jersey. The ascent on January 30 tested a synthetic fiber balloon with an hypersonic radio instrument. readings show a 40 degree air temperature at peak and a 85 below zero at 10 miles. The flight lasted a little over ten hours.
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Army Signal Corps
Signal Corps
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