Polish Cadets Return from Cruise End of Voyage Debated
Polish cadets return from a naval cruise aboard the Dar Pomorta in port, facing questions about the voyage and its purpose amid mixed reports. Scattering details indicate Scandinavian and Burdish influences in the crew, with uncertainty over where the mission was intended to lead.
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Oydnla
Dar Pomorto
Bagk
Hero
Grulge
Burdish
Cadets Engage Under Captain in VOYARC Drill
One hundred eighty cadets studied under Captain Stefan Gurowedl during a VOYARC drill. A cadet, reportedly tied to Johnson Shores, deserted during the exercise.
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Francy
Cvuigo
Stefan Gurowedl
Johsn
Grant Letters On Chanke Estate in Surrogate Court
Letters of administration issued yesterday by Judge Edward Dougherty in Jolaet County for Eleanor Chanke who died in a car crash near Kaymertown on November 23, 1904. The estates of Caulfield and Whelan allocated to heirs. husband Thomas Chanke sues Thomas Munton over the accident. Attorneys Koplovitz and Curley filed the Chanke case. Murphy Aldrich Broderick Linton handled the Caulfield and Whelan matters. A separate notice states Elizabeth A. Whelan left a $500 personal estate and a half interest in real estate at 248 Second Street, with the total value around $4,500, to sister Mary B. Whelan. RENSSELAER GROCER DIES. John A. Knox, a grocer of 45 years in Rensselaer, died at 92 after a brief illness at his home on Second Street. he operated his store until recently.
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Jolaet County Burrogate
Hdward Doughiue
Vatates
Eleanor Chanke
Kaymertown
Bya Caulfield
Toy
Elizabeth A. Whelan
Chanke
Thomas Chanke
Thomas Munton
Second Street
Rensselaer
John A. Knox
Troy
Riverside Man Dies Suddenly at Paper Firm Mill
Walter W. Petronis 40 of Mechanicville died at the Virginia Pulp and Paper Co plant in Mechanicville after returning from a trip and reporting chest pains. An autopsy attributed death to heart failure. Survived by widow Freda and seven children. Funeral set for 10 a.m. with services at St. Pauls Church.
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Walter W. Petrunta
Hast ‘Strout
Riverside
Stilleywater
Wout Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Bolronis
Stillwater
Stubert Baker
Frink
Joseph Lebowich
Saratoga Springs
Mastilanni
John P. Noonan
Park Avenue
Mechanicvile
Stake Involved in Suit Over $2177 Bank Account
In Troy New York a Supreme Court suit seeks control of $2177.25 held in trust in the name of Mary Barnick and Matthew Barnick for the estate of John Burega who died December 10 1946 after living over twenty years in the city. The case was moved to Surrogate Court where limited administration was granted appointing County Treasurer Thomas H Brown as public administrator to proceed in the name of the widow Mary Burega and son Nicholay Burega residing in Montreal. An affidavit by Burega states he paid money to Barnick during twenty years and that the account now stands in the names of Barnick and his nephew Mary Barnick. An order to freeze the bank account was issued pending the Supreme Court decision.
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Supreme Court
Hensselaer County
Matthew Barnick
Troyavings Bank
John Burega
Canada
Mary Barnick
Agings Bank
Mary Burega
Nicholay Burega
Burega
Montreal
Bernard Simon
Murphy, Aldrich, Guy, Broderick & Simon
Edward J. Donohue
Thomas H. Brown
Buraga
United States
South River Street
Poultney Couple Found Unconscious in Parked Car
Poultney residents Joseph Pamalski and Stacie Cierke, both in Poultney, were found unconscious in a parked car near Whitehall. They were hospitalized in Rutland in critical condition from carbon monoxide exposure after the car, left with ignition on and out of gas, had run in the night.
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Poultney, Vi
Rutland Hospital
Whitehall
Joseph Pamalski
Stacie
Cierke
Poultney
Pamalski
Fannie White
Erich Steigmann
Rutland
M. $. Knis+kern
B.C
K. A. French
Three Face Trial On Assault Charge In Albany
Three men Charles Cinnay George Cinnay and Edward Gerighty were arraigned before Judge Thom ps O Connor in Ferry Street Police Court on a third degree assault charge stemming from a disturbance at the Grass Rail grill. Cinnay age 90 resides on Paird Street Albany while George Cinnay 22 and Edward Gerighty 20 are listed as a painter and Albany residents. Naval exercises resumed as 21 officers and 240 enlisted men of the naval reserve sailed for San Diego on the first West Coast postwar training cruise January 6 with drills in antisubmarine warfare antiaircraft firing piloting and combat information center procedures.
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Ferry Street
Thomps
O'Connor
Tray
Charles Cinnay
Paird Street
Albany
George Cinney
Edward Gerighty
San Francisco
Naval Reserve
de Aten
U.S
Buck
San Diego
Peayer
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