Berlin Tax Rate Hits 155.40 Peak
Berlin's 1957 tax rate rises to 155.40 per thousand valuation, up 23.31 from last year and 86.65 since 1956. County share drives most of the increase, with town and fire district portions also up. Taxes payable with small monthly fees, and payments scheduled at local locations on specific Saturdays.
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Berlin
Edna Corbin
Cherry Plain
Hand of luck keeps Jacobys from US bridge team
Jim Jacoby and Dr. John Fisher of Dallas narrowly missed the American team after a chase on a key hand. Sam Stayman, playing South, used precise plays and a long count to secure ten spades and diamonds, denying the Jacobys a place on the squad by one card.
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Jim Jacoby
John Fisher
Dallas
Jim
Jacobys
Oswald
Sam Stayman
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Sam
John
Pass Tell South to bid three no trump
With a strong hand and balanced distribution over 2NT, proposing a slight overbid to 3NT is favored over the alternative of a 2NT underbid. The bid choice aims to describe the hand accurately and maximize scoring chances.
Six Parcels of Property Condemned for Urban Renewal
Rensselaer County Court adjudged six parcels necessary for the Troy Urban Renewal Project A. The sites on Seventh Avenue between State and Fulton Streets and on Broadway east of Seventh Avenue were condemned at the petition of Conrad H. Lang Jr. Judge John T. Casey will sign immediate title orders for five parcels, with a two day extension for 1738 Seventh Ave. Walter Buckley. Other parcels include 1809 and 1811 Seventh Ave owned by Peter R. Rezey, 1815 Seventh Ave owned by Charles E. Collins, 1834 Seventh Ave owned by John and Elizabeth Waugh, and 707 Broadway owned by Town Realty Inc. Appraisers will assess compensation.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Seventh Avenue
State and
Fulton Sts
Broadway
John T. Casey
Conrad H. Lang Jr
Casey
7Th Ave
Walter Buckley
Charles F. Mehan
Peter R. Rezey
Lang
Charles E. Collins
Earle J. Wiley
John and
Elizabeth Waugh
Thom
J. O'Connor
Town Realty, Inc
John P. Taylor
New York One in Seven Entered Hospitals in 1964
In 1964 twenty five point nine million people were admitted to nonfederal short term general hospitals, up from one in nine in 1954. The data show rising hospitalization rates over a decade.
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New York
Masonic Lodges Attend Troy Visitation
Van Rensselaer Lodge F and AM of Hoosick Falls and area lodges plan to attend the district deputy’s visitation of King Solomon’s Primitive Lodge in Troy on Thursday January 20. District Deputy Grand Master Orville C. Gowie of Troy will start the second half of his visitations that night. These were suspended during the holiday periods.
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van Rensselaer Lodge
F&am
Hoosick Falls
King Solomon’s Primitive Lodge
Troy
Orville C. Gowie
Illinois engineers test odor removal with hog house system
University of Illinois engineers will run experiments on an aerobic aeration treatment plant designed to cut odors from hog houses. The experimental setup includes slotted floors forming an oxidation ditch and a paddle wheel to circulate oxygen in the waste.
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Urbana, Ill
University of Illinois Engineers
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