Rifle Team Wins State Competition
The rifle team won the state competition with a strong showing by second row attendees. Winners were announced with a top score and ceremony featured General Ogden T. Rass presenting the year service medal. Troop reviews, parade, and camp events followed with detachment salutes and a large community turnout.
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Sithy
Krig
Og Hond T. Rass
New York State
Lester Us Hiptee
Troy
Vernard
Kearney
Wartime roster notes mixed names and units in training
Expert Witlhun J Abbott Sgt Leon KE Wait Mantes Eagleman Captain Wait James V Fredericks Pfr Libis A Coiteax Pfr. Robert Sagendorf John T Wait Spt John AL Queney Starnshooter etc list officers NCOs and privates across Companies A and B and two battalions. The text documents training, command roles, and an attack versus defensive positions with multiple platoons under various officers.
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Witlhun J. Abbott
Leon KE. Wait
Mantes
Eagleman
Wait
James V. Fredericks
Pfr
Libis A
Coiteax
Robert
Sagendorf
John T. Wait
Spt
John AL Quney
Starnshooter
Curtill
Malik
William PF. Chatterton
Nicholas W. Champallito
Josepn He Hilt
Suhdoh MM
Zutinski Marterea Cpldatos
FO Cannen
Cyd
John Ragenkaveshy
Wilkinson
Juiry C. Campana
Walter Bo Kracher
James H. Honer
Are
Walter R. Caimaron
Richard J. Baited
Cop
Cyueltia
Willian
Alban
Frank J. Markham
Prodelem
Hasolé Foryane
Lregiment
Lebior
Cohors
Juohlon
Willian Grament
Ede
John J. Koved
Clayton Flim
Tthe
Tin
Honey Falls
Pri
George Ww. Bove
Bunyn
Carl L Kempf
Ble
Edward Gouman
Wile
Llwyd
Sean Voay Hinds
Army unit marksmanship and camp life amid 27th division
The report covers marksmanship, Arc technique, and field target firing by Viditors la Cuuto. It notes Company A of the second regiment and the tactical detachment adopting John n Corveran Jr. as mascot, with Lt. John J. Corvoran in camp. It lists engineering tasks, road blocks, bulkheads, culverts, drainage, and bridge work, plus visits from Maj. Charles H. Dutain, Alfred W. Gale, Mrs. Kear Van Valkenburg, Mrs. Harold F Bryant, and others. Col Hampton Anderson oversaw an interior advancement and ration command CPX effort, with Lt. John J. Witbeck commended for unit journal service.
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Viditors
la Cuuto
Rgilment
Tavical
Johnn Corveran, Jr
John J. Corvoran
Amas Hall
Ace
Charles H. Dutain
K. Witte Infantry
Alfred W. Gale
Gale
Mes Kear van Valkenburg
van Valkenburg
Harold F Bryant
J Bryant
Heer
John T. McClure
Company Ay 1
John J. Witbeck
Hampton Anderson
Guard Hen Quarters
Firm Negotiates Gage Purchase Amid Murky Proposals
Fragmented OCR text outlines a purchase deal involving Troy Matar and Marwine Nonzel Corp. Mentions machinery of uniforms, two streets, and a wall project. References a president and a favored investor, with unclear ownership details and incomplete names.
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Amilerway
Marwine Nonzel Corp
Machaensers
Bia Avenue
Federal Street
Favcer
Rand Btpeer Gaidar Sales
Area Residents Lave Program at Lake Lauderdale
Area residents attended a belated Fourth of July event at Camp Frank Nats on Lake Lauderdale. The program featured athletic events with prizes and a hot dog roast. Guests included Jed Wilkes and family, Thea Merrwtt, Miss Jack Kidwareds, and many others from Watervliet, Amsterdam, and nearby towns.
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Troy Area
Frank Nats
Lake Luderdaly
Priges
Jed Fi. T Wilkes
Pred Wilkes
Mi Jand Aly
Tlarry Sombrook
Gordon Val Barth
Altyed Nila
Theadire Merrwtt
Mwe
Josephty Frank
Jack "Kidwareds
Peay
John “F. Best
Aliss Murtha
Hawward
Cement Island
Stephen
Jayko Af
Frances Raila
Charles Rakslit
den A Adumg
Amsterdam
Clits of Prayer Fail te Move Court
An Albany man identified as Mark was sentenced to Week in jail for vagmncy. Investigators suspected arson by Ken atolin at St. Gutherine's Chaavel. A candle stud in the PRU sparked a small blaze, Burke’s clothing found burnt, and the suspect admitted some wrongdoing while denying full charges.
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Cillcrest
Pris
Albany
Broome
Min
Marke
Ken Atolin
Thelin
St. Gutherine's Chaavel
Pru
Wavestigman
Burke
Yagruney
Copeco
School Board Plans Swim Classes Amid Confusing Details
The acting superintendent Gharlen H. Connally outlines a summer water safety program with daily sessions and mixed age groups, aiming to teach life-saving skills and outdoor swimming practices. Scheduling is dense across schools and ages, with multiple blocks and dates noted, but many portions are unclear or garbled.
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Mike Porn
Che
Tod Pam
Roya
Tesday
Sehoal
Joe Vementary
Itd Aten
Af School
Sige
Dias
Atu
Rossi Seeks Change of Venue for Murder Trial
Attorney James A. Lewis asks to move the murder trial of Frank Fossic from Schenectady amid claims of an impartial jury in Schenectady County. The motion, supported by many county residents, will be heard on August 9 as the death anniversary of Edward Kean is observed. Local residents and visitors are noted at homes and vacation spots in the area.
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Frank Fossic
Schenectady
James A. Lewis
Uhae
Edward Kean
Papa Vender
Antes Hat
Oi Mohwik Rive
Anneal
Rossi
Manon
Brendar
Dannerines
Crossword Puzzle Across J Pizzeto and More
Fragmented crossword text listing across clues and partial answers. Readers encounter garbled entries including many misread terms like earth, Willow, Bavarian god of war, and various letter-number codes. The page shows a puzzle segment with scattered clues and unrelated stray strings, lacking coherent across entries or a solvable grid.
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J—Pizzeto Oz
H—Saretts
Devon
Bill Would Expand Federal Aid for Vocational Training
A bill reported by the House Education and Labor Committee proposes $30 million in federal funds to boost vocational training. If enacted, New York would receive allocations for agricultural, home economics, trade and industry, vocational guidance, and related programs. The measure ties state matching and gradual increases through 1956, aiming to shore up state education efforts and extend current programs nationwide.
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Newapipera Frye
Ington
New York
Federahl
Congress
Olin
Johnston
Suiz Carolina
Sbamtar
Vata
Hiotat Education
Senden
Jadiston
Pine Bowl
Senior Scouts Plan 80 Mile Canoe Trip
Senior Scouts from St Mark Methodist Church plan a high adventure canoe trip into the Adirondacks from Aug 26 to Aug 28 covering about 80 miles in the Saint Lawrence region including Lang Lake and Upper Lake. The event features trial area coverage with Boy Scouts of America as guests. participants must be at least 11 years old with ten days of practical camping experience and a summer ramp on campouts.
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Mast
St Marky
Police Recover All Stolen Automobiles in June
Police report shows all autos stolen in the month were recovered, with total recoveries valued at $5 820 and other stolen property at $825 of which $277 98 was recovered. One month saw 221 crimes committed, a total of 53 arrests and 14 Aprilants handled by police.
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Noy Pallnew
Mie Inet
Mane Beion
Aml Clef
Brunk A Amis
Mubile Safety
Shenys
Pethy
Thane
Firemen Answer 6 Percent Alarm Calls in June
Fire crews responded to six percent of alarms during June, detailing station duties and locations. The report notes three notable incidents and outlines the response times and equipment used, highlighting operational procedures and fire safety status.
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Forket Lake
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John Manning
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Ison
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Melbert Seth
Passon
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Houltney
Uree Torcaly
Tedian Mall
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Chean
Ofeee
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Royal Navy
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Prats AuNy
Ag Dib Toner
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Wwe
Ainer
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