Sibley Death Hearing To Be Rescheduled Tomorrow
Irene Clark faces a second degree murder charge in the death of a woman at the Beau Spot on Froy Hoostien Road. The proceeding, led by District Attorney Wierene, was postponed earlier and moved to the Peace Center in Valley Fall. Dr Arthur Waller testified, with the state preparing for February grand jury action.
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Irene Clark
Atty
Earie
Wiex
Sret
Wan- Blaughter
Beau Spot
Froy-Hoostien Road
Relph & Sites
Hsa
Peace LeRoy R Center
Valley Fall
Wierene
Clare
Nestisa
Weatherwex
Fey
Arthur Waller
Rimshai
Naruiral
Aged Confederate Veteran Dies Near 102nd Birthday
Andrew Hall, Civil War veteran and Confederate Army member, dies just before his 102nd birthday. He and his wife marked 62 years of marriage on November 2 after decades of service and wartime experiences. Hall, twice wounded, served under Gen. Robert E. Lee and witnessed surrender events.
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Albion
Andrew Hall
Hall
Robert ©. Bee
Donaldson Case Goes Over Term in County Court
George W. Donaldson a defendant charged with first degree murder in an Edwards jail case had his case postponed to the next term in Ri selaer County Court yesterday. Judge Harry E. Clinton assigned a defense after Donaldson claimed poverty and lack of funds for court. He told the defendant to file complaints with Sheriff Craver, noting an escape attempt earlier with a spoon key and improvised saw. Donaldson was moved to a separate cell following the incident.
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Oo Atevion
George W. Dlson
Pawling
Edward J
Riselaer Counce Court
Cir
Hla
Donaldson
Harry E. Clinion
Clinton
Sherif Philete FL Craver
Doseldson
Lord Moyne Slayers Given Death Sentences
In Cairo, Ellahu Hakim and Eviahy Bei Tsouri Palestinian youths were found guilty of assassinating Lord Moyne the British resident minister in the Middle East. They were sentenced to be hanged, with the death sentences ordered last week by the trial judges after hearing the case.
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Cairo
Ellahu Hakim
Eviahy
Bei-Tsouri
Lord Moyne
Middle East
Festercar
East Greenbush Man Arraigned On Old Charge
Josepha Thick of East Greenbush appeared in court arraigned on burglary and larceny charges linked to a Dowe Street premises crime. The judge remanded him to county jail while four co defendants Talick Fos and Cyrus Lasher faced related indictments with prior sentences noted in 1939.
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East Greenbush
Josepha
Greenbush
Clinton
Joseph & i
Jdarceny
Dowe
Haigre
Attornmer
Wedding of Miss Virginia Locunt and H Paul Mattigan
Miss Virginia H Locunt daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph C Locunt of Mountainview Avenue married H Paul Mattigan son of Mr and Mrs Howard Mattison of 2372 Ninth Street on Friday at 3 pm at East Side The Church of the Ascension. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Behuyter D Jenkins of St Johns Cohoes. Attendants were Miss Margaret E Goetz and George Lovegrove. The bride wore Capitol blue crepe with navy accessories and a white rose corsage. Goetz wore coral crepe with navy accessories and coral roses. The church organist Lois Jean Floyd provided nuptial music. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home for about twenty guests. The couple planned a trip to New York and would reside on Ninth Street. The groom recently received a medical discharge from the U S Navy. Both work at the American News Co. Miss Goetz hosted a shower for the bride at 17 Fales Court. Captain and Mrs Charles D Fogg spent the weekend with his parents at 3 Forest Avenue.
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Church of the Ascension
Virginia H. Locunt
Joseph C. ‘Liocum
Mountainview Avenue
H. Paul Mattigan
Howard Mattison
Ninth Street
Flew
George Lovegrove
New York
Ninzhi Street
Mattison
U.S. Navy
American News Co
Minstrels Cast To Practice At Al Troy Club
The All-Troy Club in Lansingburg set rehearsals in session under James J. Foley and Ned J. Helleher with James D. McNary as Sage’s Manager. A 30-voice chorus plans seven ballads four end songs and three A Capella pieces with a 2:30 Sunday dress rehearsal at Knickerbocker Auditorium. Ticket sales progress well as ward presidents cooperate for the event.
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Ceria
The
Auditorius
Nickerbacker Junior High
Thirteenth Ward
Saat
All-Troy Athletic i
Lansingburg
James J. Foley
Ned J. Helleher
al iTroy Club
John J. Tower
Jjames D. McNary
Sage
K Knickerbocker
Work-Fight Draftees Need Not Join Unions
Washington reports the House Military Affairs Committee backed an amendment to a labor draft bill. The measure allows men assigned to war work to opt out of compulsory union membership under the Austin-Wadsworth national service plan. The vote was 14 to 10 in favor of the provision.
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Washington
Ens
House Military Affairs Committee
Funeral Plans For Dr Hickok In New Jersey
Plans outline the funeral for Rev. Paul B Hickok B D who died suddenly near his Binghamton home. The service will be at Second Presbyterian Church with graveside rites at Oakwood. Hickok, a Civic leader and former national Alpha Tau Omega chancellor, leaves a wife Mary Elliott and several relatives.
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Paul B. Hickes
Binghamton
Reid
Depasit
Alpha ‘Tau
Fred& W. Evans
Nebraska City
Jas
Francis M, Hickok
Mary Mathilde Robinson
Hickox
Hastings Nebraska
Indiana
College of Wooster
Ohio
Auburn ‘Theological Seminar
Cessons
Tros
Hickok
Alpha Tau Omega
Pi Gamma Mu
Theta Phi
Masonic Order
Knights of Red Cross of Constantine
Worker to Talk On War Captives
Dele Brown, who for four years has worked among German and Italian prisoners of war, will speak at 7:50 daily in the FP I club lounge under Student Fellowship. Rev. Seymour A. Sanich will introduce him. Brown will discuss experiences with prisoners, their reactions and attitudes, and answer questions. He has worked in POW camps in Canada and with refugees in Cuba in 1949.
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Dele Brown
FP. I
Mr. Brown
Seymour A. Sanich
Yesiden
Shaplain
Canad
Cuba
Sen Lee
Cozaem A
Manseas
American Cigarettes Plentiful in Portugal
A fragment notes plentiful cigarette availability in Portugal with a casual query about brands and quantities. The readable text mentions New York and includes garbled phrases implying a buyer’s line or ad tone, but lacks coherent details or names.
Embassy clerk’s Lisbon trip sparks 32 cent cigarette claim
An American embassy clerk just arrived from Lisbon reports cigarettes are plentiful in the Portuguese capital, pricing at 32 cents a pack. He says the Pan-American clipper carried news of the city’s stores and mentions the abundance of cigarettes upon arrival.
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Lisbon
Day
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Governors Island
Third Presbyterian Church
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Civic 2Nd Socialite
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Red Cross
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Washington, D.C
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Auburn Theological Seminary
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