Witness Repeats Route Details In Moore Trial
Testimony shows the witness reiterating the same route taken with Moore to Watson’s store and back, with defense noting repeating statements from morning to afternoon. Interrogation reveals gaps about early life and work history, including schooling and employers Civett Peabody Co and George B Ide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagle Mills
Civett, Peabody, & Co
George B. Ide
Watson
Walsh
Miter
Mes
Walst
Shout
Moore
Howard Moore
Wiley
Waldt
Congress Street
Fourth Street
King Street
Manor
Troy
Watson Killing Trial Sees Testimony On Revolver Found
Witness Waldt describes Moore's actions the night of the Watson store shooting and the later discovery of a rusty revolver found by Mrs. Van Oyen. Detective Lynch identifies the gun, and cross examination reveals questions about conversations with police and the district attorney. Jurors stay at Hendrick Hudson hotel as proceedings resume.
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Marehall
Iopg
Ghair
Clinion
Polica
Clinton
Moore
Watson
Waldt
Fromt
Catherine van Oyen
Troy
Orange Street
Abany
Wiley
John F. Lynch
Central
van Dyan
Eivertreet
Hutton
Short Ring Streets
Witev
Asst
Robert T. Murray
Wealdt
Congress
Eighth Streets
Watson's
King Street
Ealdt
iMoore
Gue
Watson’s
Waidi
Short Ki Street
Fiver Street
van ‘Osan
Valeant Tor
Mar-' Tay
Cross Txarmination
Walgh
Smith
Chief Lynch
Mra. VanOvan
Sean
John Doe
Hon
Hendrick Hudson
Sherfffe Williem Ward
Joan Griffin
Frank Weller
Court Mahon
Lyda Edmunds
Marguatite Oviate
Mary Zobel
Furloughed Soldiers To Aid in Freight Jam
Furloughed soldiers with railroad experience head to Buffalo to ease freight congestion. About 300 to 500 troops will work two weeks in terminals of nine railroads under Western New York Military District leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
John Beirne
Western
New York
Lutherans Have 543 Chaplains in Service
National Lutheran Council executive director Dr. Ralph H. Long said eight member groups supplied 3 423 chaplains for the Army and Navy. Of them 37 serve in the Army and 172 in the Navy with plans to add thirty more ministers to the Navy within the next six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
GPI
Ralph H. Long
National Lutheran Council
Aid
Army
Ana
Long
General Electric Refunds and Negotiated Contracts Losses
General Electric plans a net refund of 8 883 151 to the federal government due to renegotiated 1942 contracts. President Charles E Witton states stockholders approved. Refund totals 33 376 457 against a 1 percent reserve, tied to 1933 income appropriations for postwar adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
Naka
Charles E. Witton
Bis Istier
Wilcoh
Fedi Dion
Hussey Family Gatherings Highlight Watervliet Visit
Edwin Hussey and family members including Dianne and four guests stayed at Beman Park. Harvey MacDowell and Mrs Harvey McDowell of 05 Broadway Watervliet returned to Quonset Point R1. Ja Hussey hosted a four person family dinner at 223 Hoosick Street in honor of her son and his family. Lieut Commander William Dunn and wife at 213 Hoosick Street are on a Snow Valley trip on leave. William Conway and Naval guest from Baltimore visited 41 Twentieth Street over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hussey
Dianne
Hussey
Harvey MacDowe
Broadway
Watervilet
Quonset Point
Ja Hussey
Hoosick Street
William Dunn
Snow Valley
Dunn
William J. Conway
Twentwith Street
William Conway
Navy
Baltimore
Hugh Brown Named Head Of DeMolav
Hugh Brown was elected head of DeMolav at a council meeting held at Kilburn temple. The ceremony installing officers is set for February 12 in Troy and includes a basketball game at Hillside School and a day of activities at the temple to mark the chapter's anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay
Troy Pemple
Hillside School
Foun
Watervliet Man Hurt When Auto Strikes Truck
Christopher J. Kelly age 29 of Watervliet injured in an automobile collision at Fifth Street and Third Avenue. He was taken to Samaritan Hospital with head injuries after his car owned by John J. Murphy of Third Avenue collided with a truck owned by Michael McGovern of Seventh Street. Patrolmen John McClure and Ravenond Hicker assisted. police radio reported to the scene.
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Christopher J. Kelly
First Street
Watervliet
Samaritan Hospital
Fifth Street
Third Avenue
T Watervliet
Helly
Wiliam Wolfe
Weatervliet
Congress
Eighth Street
John McClure
Ravenond Hicker
Troy
Kellrodikce
John J. Murphy
Watervlie
Michael McGovern
Seventh Street
Watervliel
Wounder
Pie
Sampet
G. Chiappone
Germany
Frances DeRico
George Chiappaone
Ida Street
Patton
Third Army
United States
Hudson Falls Youth Killed in France
A Hudson Falls youth, Private First Class Duke Sell, died in France. He was 19 or 20, attended Hudson Falls High School, was inducted in 1936, arrived overseas September 6, and was survived by a brother James, a sister, and two relatives living in nearby towns. The aunt, Mrs. Aims Daggett, received news of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William NL Daggett
Hudson Falls
France
Aims Daggett
Hudson Fells
Duke Sell
James Daze
Naja
Irving Deyeite
Schenectady
Duane. Guehvisti
Greenwich
Agent Speaks at School Night Program
An event titled Agent Speaks at School brings together the Junior High teacher association led by Mr. Morgan for a parents night program. The Kiwanis Juniors band entertained attendees including Levi Lansdale and several named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa
Mr. Morgan
Satant
Rathonal
Carey
Morgana
Levi Lansdale
Kiwanis Juni Qusica
W J Bis
Ws Ives
Winton Winnie
Hal Smith
Jonathan Hoocock
Stanley Zeilner
Pep Defeats Walton in Hartford Ten-Round Fight
Featherweight champion Willie Pep won a ten round decision over Ralph Walton in Hartford Connecticut after his first ring appearance since December. Pep weighed 127 1 2 pounds and was cut on the mouth and cheek while being outboxed at times by an opponent who stood 22 pounds heavier.
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Btartford
Conn
Willie Pepworld
Thomas
McCarthy
Ralph Awaren
Montreal
Pep
Asdé
George
Red
Fort Devens Nazi Still at Large
FBI Director J Edger Hoover urged public help in recapturing a 2 year old Austrian sergeant who escaped Fort Devens internment camp on December 23 He was identified as Fred Wammerdiner alias Frei Rammerdin a German motor unit member born in Vienna. He is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall 160 pounds with brown hair fair complexion and speaks German Italian English French and some Spanish. He was a chemist and machinist before entering the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
J. Edger Hoover
Fort Devens
Mass
Hoover
Fred Wammerdiner
Frei i Rammerdin
Messina
Sicily
Fred
Vienna
Japs Hoarding Planes Warned By U S Air Chief
Army Airforce leaders warn in the Pacific that Japan is building about 1500 planes a month and has been holding back strength. Lieut Gen Millard F Harmer predicts Japan will be on its feet and fighting in 1967, with air power crucial but not yet fully tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Airforce
Pacific
America
Tom Wander
Pacific Ocean
Ger
Millard F. Harmer
Japan
Forker Fiest
Assembly 16 to 1 Against Seaway Revux Estimates
An Assembly vote approximates 16 to 1 against the Seaway project with Revux projections and a legislative meeting cited. The Republican regulator, Harry A. Reaux, reported opposition to retention legislation tied to the Seaway phase amid ongoing state discussions and calls for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Revux
Assen
Wesertar
Harry A. Reaux
Liberal Education Emphasis Urged at Rensselaer Forum
The forum covered broad educational reforms including extended liberal studies and civics for all children, plus skills for citizenship. Speakers from Russell Sage and the New York State Department of Education urged community cooperation to educate adults and noted a March of Dimes donation acknowledged by Mayor Ahern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Russia
Cobden
Saqivel Rez
M. Beth Scherer
Russel Sage
John W. Herring
New York State Department of Education At Albany
E. Olsen
John J. Ahern
Frances Hearsington Sant
Elizabeth C. Murphy
Woman May Have Broken Leg in Fall
A 25 year old woman, Angeline Sedgwick, suffered a probable fracture of the right leg after a fall between St. Mary and Mauretimans Avenue yesterday afternoon. She was transported to Samaritan Hospital by police ambulance crew Frank J. Hahn Sergeant Joseph Coffey and Patrolman Thomas O'Brien of the radio patrol in Washington AVenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Angeline Sedgwick
Second Street
St. Mary
Mauretimans Avenue
Samaritar Hospital
Frank J. Hahn
Joseph Coffey
Thomas O’brien
Washington
Avenue
Weight Lifting Classes Continue At Mt Cl
The article notes ongoing weight lifting classes at Mt Cl with next term pacing and upcoming sessions. It mentions team detail and schedule hints, reflecting a community or school activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Cl
Regia Ics
Ess Wes Mole Ar
Tenth Ward Plans To Reorganize Honor Roll Group
Residents of the Tenth Ward plan a meeting at Bunsey Steamer House tomorrow at 7. The group seeks to reorganize the honor roll committee and improve name collection to avoid duplication. New names will be received to assist the census and conservation efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Ward
Honor Roll Group
Bunsey
Jendere Viet
Honor Oil
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Remsen ST
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Onur
VoNo Machine
Charm Beauty Salon
Third Street
Crarrxy
Nechssari
Queston
Wald Wes
Mr Walsh
Waldi
Waldo
Defense Coussel
Mr. Wiley
School 18 Parent- Teacher Association
Edward T. Kennedy
James E
Eulstie Hefferg
Waterford
Junics Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonie Pene
Juanita
Seman Eastern Star
Beneft
Ida
ATL
Saratoga
Digivie
Grand Metron
Corinth
Franklin Star Ck
Ton
Palestine
Lansingburg
Jennie Barnum
Marion Levanway
Exhel Pike
Charles A. Walsh
Fairview Avenue
Cohoés Hospital
G. E
Beman Park
Hugh Brown
F.B
Agent
Ralph Walton
Hartford
Nazi
U.S
W. P. Herbert & CO
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I—Maen
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Aue
Furner
Mailmaster Bank
Bank OF Waterford Waterford
N.Y
Federal Deposit. Insurance Corporation
Northside
Cohoes
National Automotive Fibre, Inc
WMC
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