Joseph Egan Dies Suddenly in Truck Cab
Joseph Egan died suddenly in his truck near Winter Street while driving. Coroner and Dr Barrett certified his death from heart attack. Funeral rites led by Rev George Phillips at Sacred Church with burial at St Mary’s Cemetery. Egan, 52, lifelong Watervliet resident, leaves a wife and three children.
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Joseph Brain
Iacrsing Avenue
Routehian
Laminy
Winter Street
Neighbury
Barrett
Thomas J
Geoger Phillips
Duffy
Deatts
Egan
Watervter
Tray
Watervlint
St. Bridget's Church
Academy
Andy
Haly Nae
Exan
Jocepie
Exen
Mary Conroy Egan
Ellen Ins Dabebter
Leona Mary Egan
S Fers
Irving Lathiberte
Relief for itchy pimples and skin irritation balm
When skin is irritated with pimples red blotches and itching torture use Peterson's Ointment. Apply this soothing balm for prompt relief and calmer skin. Also helps foot itching and cracks between toes for smoother skin.
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Yelief
Peterson
OPA Office Continues On Job Amid Price Control Debate
The OPA continues staffing as price and rent controls move through a tense political process. Workers in the Welfare office handle ration book aid and applications for those who lost books while state control debates unfold. The agency maintains operations at headquarters as Congress debates the future of price regulation.
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OPA
Singer
Miles Suger
Exieleton
Waa
Ptoftae
Ibs
Agrieuitire
Hiv Hoon
Taken
Apparentis
Lolol Troy
Stiute Completes Fiscal Checkups in Statewide Review
Comptroller Moore’s staff completed 112 examinations over the past 3 1/2 years, assessing almost all municipalities and districts except New York City and its five counties. Some units had not been examined in a decade or more, with a few never having prior audits.
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Moore
New York City
Tuftaloh
Barhostov
Grand Jury May Probe Hudson Fire Truck Crash
A Hudson grand jury may investigate a fire truck crash that killed John Sama, 41, of Hudson and injured several others on North Sixth Street. Witnesses describe the truck veering, striking a pole, and scattering debris as authorities prepare to seek warrants and send the case to a September grand jury for examination.
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Grand Jury
Hudson
Renssela
Ana
John Sama
St Noren
Hudaun
Bluvisun
Hogpeal
Piems Jie
Bensselier
tHadge Hlaldridge Tis
Bonetitagin Street
Lironer
Judas Potts
Mettian
Witham
Coruner
North Sixth Street
Fludson
Anthony Coneva
Hudxon
Judge Reverses Stay of Noxon Sentence in Massachusetts
Massachusetts judge revoked the stay of execution for John P. Noxon Jr of Pittsfield for murder in the death of Wilmer Valdis. Gov Maurice Tobin had ordered the stay. the Berkshire Superior Court judge signaled the governor must set a date for execution in the electric chair.
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Jdpe
Abraham BE
Prigon
Charles B. Alhern
Ely
Tobin
Dewitt
Man Duroey
Massachusetts
Prin Lied
Vader Rae
Ules
Diane
Tobin Gy
Elemeare
Auto Bureau Ends Wartime Rights
Wartime vehicle rights end as motor vehicle officials terminate temporary registrations for state residents. Officials note existing registrations are honored under privacy provisions, with New York residents urged to apply for standard registrations within a limited period.
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Auto Bureau
Moto
Lit Ford
Eifert
Wigardless
Welton
UAC
Lewin R
New York State
Ty Dow
Albany conference on public works claims adjustments
A group of claims adjusters and public works department officials will convene in Albany for a Thursday conference today. Key personnel including Frank Marah, director, will discuss negotiations and refinement of claims, with field adjusters present to contribute.
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Claims Adjustors
Albany
Tnd
Clan Asters
Public Works Department
Franks Fo'marah
Hinent
Two Men Charged With Extortion in City Case
Detectives arrested John Sorrenity of Fifth Avenue and Ji Ris Strext on extortion charges. They allegedly extorted $30 from a victim in a matter tied to a break in at a residence on 26 Anieth a Acente. Bail set. cases before Judge Thomas O Connor in Tray Police Court.
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John Sorrenity
Fifth Avene
Jiris Strext
Kadrundt
Sule van
Frank J. Connery
Teles Wades
Pohey
Tray Palwe
Poli
Hoprinaag
Investi Walignals
CMOS
Thoma O'Connor
Tray
T Wearing
Pridudge
Arabsidential
Alineney
Atty Wiley
Unclear university roles named amid base and college notices
Fragmentary text indicates university and college affiliations involving Viterurs, Syracuse, and York with references to a new dean and enrollment figures. The passage mentions Admiral Knowles and various institutions, but details are garbled and names are inconsistently rendered, leaving the core facts uncertain.
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Livingstonr
Wy Houston
Renee Wile
Repret Polytechne Testituys
Fo Viterurs
Sumpson Naval Base
Tmi
Upper of York
Wr ‘Haw PB Talley
Syracuse
Rhein
Axeque
Adam Knowles
Ithnde Deland University
Hag Heer
Aecey
Wiver of
Wererane
Ition
Retired School Head Dies in Maryland
A longtime head of St Agnes School in Albany for 18 years died Sunday in Bethesda Maryland. Native of Tennessee she moved to Albany in 1912 then retired in 1930 and lived in Lebanon Springs where she served as postmaster. She later moved to Washington DC after more than months. Siblings include Mes s Carler Pope of Washington and Miss Nrit Mote formerly of St Agnes School Hawt vid aoemison, Mrs. Laatreiee He Clarke of Lamdonville.
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St. Agnes’ School
Albany
Bethesda
Atn Tenn
Lebanon Springs
Rerse
Washington, TC
Tan
Mess Carler Pope
Washington
Nrit Mote
Sir Agnes’ Schaalane
Hawt
Aoemison
Laatreiee He Clarke
Lamdonville
Two One-Ton Cranes Stolen From Junk Yard
Thieves carried away two one ton cranes from a junk yard on Saturday. The yard owner Charles Hott reported the break in noting entry was gained by prying open a window in the rear. The site was at 3150 Wille Femosed, with damage to the building and stolen equipment valued at a substantial sum.
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Charles Hott
City Officials to Oppose Bus Token Rate Increase
City officials led by Mayor Don Alwen and Corp Counsel Predentck Filey oppose a proposed bus token rate raise. The plan was presented to the Pulette Ser: Com antisstion with details on token pricing and potential riders. A public hearing before Gearse Muck will address the matter.
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Don J. Alwen
Corp
Predentck
Filey
Albany
Laenon Company
Ledue
Gearse
Insurance Rates Raised For Autos
Insurance rates for automobiles rise under a state schedule issued to rural agents. Class A-1 limits drivers under 25 and cars under seven thousand miles. rates shift higher for older classes with business use. Policies for property damage and personal liability see increases, with detailed regional and mileage-based distinctions cited in the notice.
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Automobile Lisiituve
Troy Automobily
Vivneya
Assarhedon
Manks Anniversary Observed at Mount Lebanon
An elderly resident marked her 67th birthday yesterday in Mount Lebanon. A longtime leader in Mont Lebanon, she was associated with Blephen Iowa and has held a prominent role in the community for many years.
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Ativan Sudlo Noi
Atdast Shaker
Qe Hineogh
Mount Lebanon
Huttlonignis
Iowa
Mont Lebsnan
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Jamie Bendetti
Grand Street
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Clifford Dobbs
Congress
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Normin Adams
He Mitter
Lomineaw
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New State Board
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Thant
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Tay
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