Rensselaer Child Burned By Gasoline
Four year old Billy Reynalds of 190 Second Ave is badly burned after gasoline ignited during an attempt to light a bonfire. Cousin Albert Ruano, seven, is credited with saving his life. Billy remains in St. Peter's Hospital with second degree burns and facial injuries. Police and Central Station investigators probe the incident as a group of older children are questioned.
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Billy Reynalds
Gordon Reynalds
2Nd Ave
Rene Selser
St. Peter's Hospital
Lille Billy
Albert Ruano
Billy
Moes
Hilly
Chile
Jenkan
New York Central Police
Rensger Poli Sais Meekone
Childl
Childeen
Patterson versus Wepner clash hints in chaotic notes
Fragmentary boxing chatter touches Floyd Patterson and Cus D Amato, noting tensions within their feud and speculation about future fights. The garbled text references race, excitement, and lingering disputes, framed as a rough snapshot of mid career talk and media noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patera Lew
Patterson Gnally
Ise
Cus D'Amato
Tani
Pulse of the People voices union fears in Mechanicville
A reader letter warns of rising costs and warns workers that two paths lie ahead. One leads to strikes and labor fights, the other to constructive union leadership and responsible participation. The writer urges workers to elect leaders who will push for economic security and industry stability in Mechanicville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heelsion
Weatvaco
Mechanicville
Ives
Whdely Rau J
Stikes
Rand
Culee
Ereh
Mem
Tong
Aueh Wen
Bol Atkins
Jane
Westenra
Everge
Hotare Economle
Awards Made in Claims for Children
A Troy boy and a Troy girl received settlements for injuries from accidents. The boy Werlin received 750 dollars after a soccer ball incident near the Piold house at Honnselaar Polytechnic Institute. The girl Fox received 995 dollars in a claim against Dairymen's League Cooperative and its driver for injuries after a vehicle collision near Taylor Apartments.
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Brans Ay
Ius
Aie
Frm
Trent
Beytween
Stlver
Ist
Nicholas Brigaula
Amour Fox
Major Water Main Break Near Corliss Park In Troy
Troy residents in the middle and lower sections face muddy water for a day due to a major break in a 20 inch water main just north of Corliss Park. Crews locate the leak at Pine Creek and plan to reroute water via a larger 33 inch main while shutting valves north of the break. Repair timing depends on access, materials, and sanded terrain as crews work from Melrose Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Corliss Park
Joseph ¥. Hayden
Pubic
J Employes
Melrose Chrol
Water Department
Ping Creek
Aink Miller
Jan Walter Tereay
Miller
Bih Street
Ph Lo
Prospect
Pear Parks
Trayden
de Boll
Bureau
Marden
Washington
Congress
United
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Melrose
Pine Creek
Court Margaret To See Movie The Rosary Picture
The court gathers tomorrow night at Catholic Charities building 371st St to view a moving picture titled Marys Book Rossy. Mrs Mary A Monahan will preside as grand tante. The film portrays evasion of the Blessed Mother through Rosary recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Rossy
Peain
Cathatic Daughters of America
Catholic Charities
Mary A. Monahan
Grand Tegen
Oil imports and refinery capacities analysis
The report discusses oil imports influenced by quotals and capacity constraints of domestic inland and coastal refiners. It analyzes how refining capacity shapes import levels and trade flows for the oil sector.
The Growing Horror of Lung Cancer
An anxious feature in Reader's Digest warns of lung cancer linked to heavy smoking. It explains survival odds, details a lung removal, and outlines two early symptom tests to catch the disease while treatable. March issue promotion appears at article end.
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Marla
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Floyd Patterson
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Weintawalt's Gate
Herbert Mills
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Thal
Ery
Hagabana
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IDPW
Americay’s
Vratiant
Court Margaret
Pirates
Kent
Bruce
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P. Lorillard Company
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