Legislature Proposes National Cemetery Site in Troy
Lawmakers push Congress to favor a Hill Taylor bill establishing additional national cemeteries. Troy favored for site due to accessibility. two local war heroes cited. Bills seek saver-erman committee, air markings program, tax relief for retired public workers, medical practitioner licensing, small loans at low rate, and cemetery operator investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Troy
Joby Pinet
Schodack
Congress
Finch
Hill Taylor
William J. O'Bs
Thomas Baker
New York
Avacunhtyman Meyer Wilen
Flushing
Jamaica
Republican
Henry W
Reptiles Ruled Ancient Site of U S Science Says
Paleontologists from the University of California report fossils from Meteor Crater Cameron Holbrook Arizona indicating amphibious reptiles about 20000 years ago. Dr Samuel P Welles senior curator at the University of California Museum of Paleontology notes pseudesuchians four feet high with serrated teeth inhabited swampy Arizona as the Pacific Ocean reached its western border. They are described as early ancestors of huge dinosaurs that ruled the reptile world for 100 million years before mammals emerged around 50 million years ago.
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Beckeles Qiri
Arizona
University of California
Meteor Crater
Cameron and
Holbruoh
Ariz
Samuel P. Welles
UG. Museum of Paleontology
Wally of California
Peignef
Weller
Welles
Pacific Ocean
Tray Man Named Manager in Port Henry District
Frank T. McCoy of New York Power and Light announces Donald S. Creal as resident manager for the Port Henry district. Creal, Cornell 1940 alumnus, has long served in Troy and helmed the commercial department. He is a World War II veteran discharged as a captain after three and a half years service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. McCoy
New York Power
D Light Corp
Donald S. Creal
Port Henry
Creal
Sinc
Cornell University
Troy
Joer
Port Fling
Mr. Creal
P. J. Sullivan
Canajohavie
Ten American Artists Glorify New York at City Museum show
A May exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York will display sixty works by ten American artists including Benton Bohvod Lehn Hurd Martin Sample Schreiber and Tasker. The canvases depict New York life from the artists’ perspectives, collected by philanthropist Martin Ohrbach. Mayor O Dwyer will attend the public show to honor the exhibition's aim as a permanent record of the American scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ulps
Maieship
William F. O'Dwyer
Smathin M. Ohrbach
New Lori
Aiprehant
Thomas Hart Benton
Aaron Bohvod
Adolf Lehn
George Grose
Peter Hurd
Metche Martin
Paul Sample
Georgeschreiber
Lawsrence Beall Snul
Frederic Tasker
Museum of the City of New York
G.O.P. Slated To Name Coroner
The article discusses a pending GOP choice for coroner to be recommended to Governor Dewey, with several named candidates and prior district arrangements. It notes a 1922 county division into four coroner districts and cites a 1985 court opinion on how such districts affect nomination and election, highlighting concerns about impractical unified voting and adherence to district boundaries.
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Dewey
Idpland Carmody
Bert Fettig
Board of Supervisors
George H. Smilth
Hoosick Falls
Mackrell & Ranney
Stiley
Stith
Schaghtleake
Pittstown
Hoosink
Trunswick
Grafton
Petersburg
Pecamvene
Staley
Rocnty
Curonet
der Audh & Prantica
Ismer
Lontire
Dr. Smith
Two Men Sentenced For Assault
Two men pled guilty to assault and grand larceny charges in Rennwehor County Court. Judge Herbert Darnfi sentenced one to one year in jail and another to a suspended sentence on related counts, with additional indictments to be revisited.
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Ohyn Poraune
Saat
Uecone
Herbert Darnfi
Whinot Rowe
Negines
Willan Betacemerhurn
Federal Street
Sixth Avenue
Dudue
Edwin
Anthony
Dan
Arate
Prigen
Court of Appeals
Iail Hery
Ray Ah
Hiverty
Christmas Party by Trustees at St Peter Armenian Church
Trustees held a Christmas party at St Peter Armenian Apostolic Church. Choir members, Miss Cvlia Vartigan and Jack Guidalian, performed, with Mrs Ann Fordyce on accompaniment. Rev Papgan Varian attended and thanked the choir as party factions disputed nomination and election power for a district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaiven
St. Peter's
Armenian Apostolic Church
Cvlia Vartigan
Jack Guidalian
Ann Fordyce
Papgan Variabarian
Parade of Ramis Brera and Winterr iain David Haris
Fragmented OCR lists many names and places with scattered references to a parade, a noon event, and multiple individuals including Jay, Jam AVTHY, and Haris. The readable items suggest a community page with names, roads, and events, but specifics are unclear. The item reads as a chaotic collage rather than a cohesive report, centered on a parade and assorted persons.
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Slie
Avelyn Winterr
Iain David Haris
Uyak Arabian
Getta Hosh
Parade of Ramis
Brera
Area Man Unhurt In Spectacular Oil Truck Mishap
Charles Ho Agnew, 34, of Norwich, near Doanilvean Hill, escaped unharmed when his oil tanker trailer rolled down a hill and into a residential block. A woman, Mrs. Barton Giffard, suffered serious injuries. Agnew aided bystanders and extinguished a small fire. The tanker leaked fuel, ignited briefly, and destroyed several vehicles as emergency crews contained the blaze.
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Achiragenus Latham
Buch Silver
Charles Ho
Agnew
Doanilvean
Norwich
Latham
Barton Giffard
Chenangi Memorial Hospital
Leaman ‘Transportation Co. Stam
Albany
Wilh
Henini
pAguew
Chuninga
Fam
Aout
Pires
Social Penny Party Planned by Women
A women’s social event named Penny Party is planned at Sekaut Hall by Ge Wooen a Chih. Committees are listed with chairs including Mrs doh Bugteraid, Walter Hatfmin Are, Clifford Honville, Mrs din Levextro, Mrs Walter Wallrape, Mrs Jaimen Murphy, Mrs Frank Mulqueen, Mrs Edmond Reilly, Mrs Donald Witz Gerald, Mrs John Carey, Mrs James Mullis, Mrs Walter Kane, Mrs Charles Spain. Mrs Jeues Dundon is president of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sekaut Hall
I Collows
Retreshments
Doh Bugteraid Ates
Walter Hatfmin
Clifford Honville
Din Levextro
Walter Wallrape
Jaimen Murphy
Haor
Frank Mulqueen
Edmond Reilly
Donald Witz Gerald
John Carey
James Mullis
Have Corr
Walter Kane
Charles
Spain
Jeues Dundon
Hibernian Division Initiates Five New Members
Five new members are announced in a Hibernian Division initiation held at War Hall in Rpenish. Mrs Nowa Baris, county president, attended with guests as Catherine Vandechuiest presided. ceremonies were conducted with pride and formality.
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Ware Initiy Ld Pinto
Gia
Rpenish War Hall
Mombrra Pride
Copayachal
Nem
Nets
Nowa Baris
Ax Hana
Ihanes
Catherine Vandechuiest
Gloucester Lends In Fish Once More
Gloucester fishermen resume lending in the fish trade as Cape Ann strengthens ties to Boston. The article notes record catches and prices, with figures such as 2000 pounds and references to Redfish and Cape Ann’s role in the fishing industry. Local effort and warnings to entails follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mas
Cape Ann
Aleonnuin
Flan
Hh Vongota
Boston
Otaling Wa
Schenectady Slashes Speeders Jury Prints
In Schenectady a traffic law amendment by Justice Charles Gi Pryer limits speeders. The measure, adopted after prohibiting fines for new violations, shifts costs to the violator and requires juries for certain offenses. The council meeting Monday discussed funding for trials and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speednoy
Boller
Charles Gi. Pryer
Kinetha Ely
Suit Filed On Death Of Harpist In New York City
A civil suit seeks 107000 from the City of Hoinselupe over a fatal accident alleged to have injured harpist Anita Beoodield and caused the death of her daughter. The case involves claims for medical bills funeral expenses and damages to a car. The complaint cites negligence on the highway and is before Supreme Court Justice Phe Russell in Rensselaer County.
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Hoinselupe
Coimbra Tampkins
Adary
Fey
Srpren
Fenagelins
Pati
Ned Gierend
Supreme Court Justicn
Phe Russell
Whany Coe Dury
Waller
Mulley
Riveraide Avenue
Rensselaer
Hna
Aygolnst
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Chester
Velie
Troy Record Go
David Bo Ply
Edgar N. Betts
Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
U. S
Science
Natare
Rome
Bragal Taxi Troy
PHON
East Side
Second Baptist
Joseph J. Armstrong
Narbonne
Amuricin
Tawanka Camp
Mow
Third Presbyterian Church
Donald
Pilcher
Gaylord Gy Relien
Trail Seekers
Ganw
Tetley Vijdég Tea
G.O.P
Indidueral Seid
John Dine
Elviston Street
James I. Belt
Nivgt
John Doe
Richard Ren
River Street
Howard Savith
Munay
Jam—Avthy, Jay, Man
Jandy Hoten
Warid
Mazoneauts
le Rune
Breaslan
Eovence
Parade
Mant Barger
Jake Cudtsen
Lan Foo
Wilt
Morse Riniatre Maal Bivere
Blooeee Weel Informaziee
Pisase
AMG
SomeneorAdy
Ehaatciene
Cornutt Gso
Meledtyan
Anika Nowe
VziMa Farm
Ith News
Stelle
Talis
Tris Daren
Widner
Tactonsnis
Mason
Forres
Wiis
Lee Newett
PO Watton Kieran SiNsagaitia
Secenes Wertinule
Faure Tealy
Bo— Manna Feerstent
Todd Terry
Gea
Minn
Pashuk
Eline
Butteli
Annie Stoners
Thal
Walloamt
Hanes
Ted
Shuld
Suomen
Dada Baran von
Denne
Helo
Mts
Cheshire Fine
Tecantone
Rees
Roeter Cantone Lot Nets
Tin
Mualead Clank Olde
Sumtelewe Tin
Kenny Taher
ASA
Forrest Walla
Boston Cookin School
Ook
Dick ‘Turner
Hibernian Division
Girt Scout Council
Ray
Jumlar
Schenectady
Dane Cunboy
Elly
Cho Altay Gide
Stedairl Jones
Alborney
Jake
Elgin
Jock
Adely
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