Modern lighting drive urged to cut auto crash toll
A nationwide lighting program costing about 500 million dollars over ten years is proposed to reduce night traffic crashes. Dr. A B Dickerson of General Electric argues that upgrading 60 thousand miles of roads and 260 thousand miles of central streets could halve night fatalities and curb automotive casualties, with 40 million cars projected by 1950. Strong city programs and bonds, like Carenga’s 4 million dollar measure, illustrate growing support.
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United States
Amur Few
BF. Dickerson
Minager
Sehensetudy
Divkurgen Wold
Uuto
Dickerson
Elles
Hihs
Wreekle
Atte
Manhattan
Detroit
New Jersey
Slife
America
Eily
Caienga
Ostertag Urges State Action To Secure Titles
Albany notes Assemblyman Harold C Ostertag urges New York to act to protect state titles to lands under navigable waters including the Hudson and other rivers. He warns federal moves could strip states of land titles in tidally influenced areas and reclaimed lands, citing a California case as a warning for all states.
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Albany
Congressional Nation
Suich
Hudson River
Harold C. Ostertag
Attica
Oslertag
Nation 13
Washington
New York
Ostertag
California
Trusteeship Again Vested In Court
County Judge Herbert D Hamm takes over the Knickerbacker burial fund trusteeship, the 2 000 debt free trust dating to 1858 for care of a burial plot in Schaghticoke. The fund now totals 4712 93 with a $2 000 NY City water bureau bond as nucleus. Supreme Court Justice Gilbert V Schenck approved Clinton s accounting and transfer.
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Herbert D. Hamm
Sehaghbecke
Harry Clinton
Ab Knickerbarter
Schaghticoke
Knickerbacker
Plo
Ronsselne
Offica
Hustee
Mienasl A. ‘Yverhey
Wem
Tierney
Pierce H. Russell
James F. Mientlon
Charles J. Stanney
Clinton
Cept
State 1 Commission
Herbert D. Hannin
City of
New York
Water Supply Bureau
Janney
Supreme Cowl
Gilbert V. Schenck
Jurge Clinton
Hamm
Insure Adequate Supply of Mineral Resources Cited
Ostertag argued that federal action is unnecessary for national defense as existing government machinery can mobilize mineral resources in a national emergency. He emphasized reliance on current systems rather than new controls.
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Ostertag
Bill Seeks State University Expansion and Fair Education
Albany debate centers on a proposed New York State University to advance higher education, with Assemblyman Gudleson pressing for desegregation and Regents reform. Ives warns though urging a thorough study before creation, while Steingut calls for quicker action. The session also covers fair employment practices and GOP influence in Congress.
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Albany
New York State
Wstily University
New York State College
Bol Parley
Lotha Couch
Ape
Towin Bleingul
Brooklyn
Hla
G.O.P. Lander Treing
M. Ives
Ives
New York Sule School On
Industry and
New York
Harry Gudleson
Aly
State Board of Regents
Gitteson
Board of
Reegents
Unis
Tres
Steingut
United States
Dewey
Wular
Republican Party
G.O.P
Fep.c
Lostpone Reception Postponed for Returned Servicemen
A entorg emergency reception for returned servicemen at Mooney's Girl on Second Street has been postponed. Peter Mooney, committee chairman, announced last night a new program will be arranged.
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Mooney's
Second Street
Telinniely
Peter Mooney
Proceedings In Court Announced In Washington County Surrogate's Court
The Washington County Surrogate's Court week ending January 28 1546 announced numerous probate and guardianship actions. Estates and administrations listed include Jane Shaw Greenwich Dideik C Trondsen and Carroll R Jenkins with various inventories accounts and probate orders. Guardianship and trustee appointments were issued for Linda G Tyler and Marjorie J Tyler while letters of administration issued for Nellie Surdang Ames and Maurice F Londrigan Owen E Londrigan. Citations in judicial settlements and transfers of securities were ordered for several estates with return dates in February and March at Salem Hudson Falls Trudson Halls and other towns.
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Washington County
Jane Shaw
Salem
Eslatu
Dideik C. Trondsen
Greenwich
Hudson Falls
Awa M. Tyler
Granville
Marjorie J Tyler
Linda G. Tyler
Glanville
Marjorie J. Tyler
Carroll R. Jenkins
Marquis D Richards
Clark Wright
Jane Will
Delbert Chapman
Fred R. Harris
Boston
Catherine of Sullivan
White Creek
Waller
Surdam
Cambridge
Nellie Surdang Ames
Mavberg
Londeigan Vielo
Kingsbury
Maurice F. Londrigan
Owen E. Londrigan
Franklin G. Ketcham
Katherine G. Ketch- Tim
Grech
John Dundon
Michael Dundon
Hang i Stover
Edith Stover
Caroline Amelia Hamilton
Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Henry &. Kenyon
Trudson Halls
John H. la Grange
Fort Ann
Mary Crackey
Fort Edward
Mary Frances Harrigan
Virginia J Wells
Robert G. Wells
Lorelia May Wells
Lois E. Wels
Joseph B. Stone
Sulebistes
Lillian L. Floyd Kingsbory
Glen Avenue Child Dies Suddenly At Home
Dean McGlynn reports his month-old daughter died suddenly at the McGlynn residence 4 Glen Avenue. Troy police inhalator squad failed to revive the child. coroner Dr. Thomas Duffy directed autopsy by Dr. Kline. Cause listed as evident natural suffocation. father described as former captain of Company OC 105th Infantry.
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Dean McGlynn
Edward McGlynn
McGlynn
Glen Avenue
Te Troy
Inky Squadrira
Me- Hynn
Duffy
Youth Program At Argyle Central School
A youth program will be conducted at Argyle Central School in Washington County tomorrow. Organized by the New York Power & Light Corp, the event will include recreation and play before the main program begins, offering activities for older youths in the area.
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Argyle
Secon
Washington County
Argyle Central
Schoo
Tin
New York Power & Ight Corp
Thorn
Dancing to Close Evening at Pum Event
The evening ends with dancing and coffee service. Attendees bring their own sugar cookies and other refreshments. The young folks group is led by Winston Borden of Kastan with a committee chaired by Mix William Robinson Greenwich to plan the affair.
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Whton Borden
Kastan
Mix
William Robinson
Greenwich
Ehitiriaan
Republican Women Discuss Club Activities and Plans
A Medmidelig County club meeting led by president Mia Champlin and chaired by Mrs. Champlin named nine new members including Mia and Alley Harknagles. The group discussed a fundraiser game and set a March 25 to 28 conference on Congrem Street Med, with a special meeting at The Hendrick Hudson on February 7 to finalize plans and a social hour.
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Henmklel Hudaan
Wory Naumnad Atho
Hila
Mochon
Mia
Alley Harknagles
Jen
Wend
Matinworthy O
Neva Ag
Clint
Alu Vate
Saul Minatrol
Mis
Ilanche Vv
Smith
Ehaenan
Hendrick Hudson
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Troy Masonic Temple
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Ernest K. Levan
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Walter A. Hachteler
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Second St
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