Nuttall Named to State Board of Letter Carriers
Freak J. Nuttall of Troy yesterday was appointed a member of the state executive board of the Letter Carriers Association becoming the first Trojan to hold state office since Robert A. Warnock. Nuttall serves as general chairman of the state convention in September and is one of five official Troy delegates. He succeeds Harry Trout of Jamaica, who becomes vice president, and follows Angustus Behultz who resigned. Nuttall has been Branch 460 recording secretary and district association secretary, and has carried mail routes in Syracuse and the East Side for 12 years. The state association represents more than 23 000 letter carriers. The appointment was announced by George W. Goldsworthy, president of the sister association.
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Freak J. Nuttall
Troy
Arst Trojan
Robert A. Warnock
Nebvice
Wanniata
Mr. Warnock
En Aleman
Nortrall
Glate
Nere
Branch 460
Syracan
George W. Goldsworthy
New York
N. Y
Aasociation
Richard Connery Stricken at Home at Fulton Street
Richard Connery aged 76 of 43 Fulton Street was taken to St. Marys Hospital after a heart attack at his home. He was treated and held for observation. Patrolmen William T. Murray and Berman Gunry assisted the stricken man to the hospital.
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Richard Connery
Fulton Street
St. Mary's Hospital
William T. Murray
Berman Gunry
St Henry's Church Plans Annual Bazaar
St Henry's Parish Averill Park announces its annual dinner and bazaar to be held Wednesday July 31 at the Crooked Lake Hotel. A special congregational meeting at 3 pm Monday at the church hall will outline plans with Rev. John J A O'Connor arranging the committee: Joseph Mesniz chairman Mrs Leon Smith rechairman Lucien O'Keefe secretary Frank Sowalsky treasurer Daniel M Cunning publicity director.
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St. Henry's Pariah
Averill Park
Crooked Lake
Church Hall
John J A. O'Connor
Joseph Mesniz
Leon Smith
Lucien O'Keefe
Frank Sowalsky
Daniel M. Cunning
Albany Man Awarded $250 for False Arrest
An Albany man, Bass, received a $250 award from the New York Court of Claims after claiming unlawful arrest and detention by State Police. The case tied to an alleged robbery in Nassau and an earlier 1944 indictment in Rensselaer County. Bass, a WWII veteran, was involved with attorney Morris Zuckmag. State authorities handed him to the armed forces in 1944, later leading to dismissal of the indictment in county court amid doubts about his identity.
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Albany
New York
Rensselaer County
Court of Claims
Charles
Lambiase
Reuben RF
Green Street
Banx
Ttwan
Bass
Richard Welbler
Winthrop Avenue
Nassau
Welbler
Reneselace County
Morris Zuckmag
Baas
Diat. Ay
Base J. Wiley
Base
Wiley
Basa
Indicted Man Alleged Alibi In Police Arraignment Delay
The text notes an indictment and grand jury presentation. The complainant said she identified the defendant, but the investigator believes the defendant has a strong alibi. Judge Lambasise awarded Bass $250, ruling only the failure to arraign him promptly after arrest as redress by the State Police.
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Web Jler
Weibler
Bass
Lambasise
Magial Rale
Newspaper Boys Win Large Scholarships for Carriers
Alumni associations recently awarded 26 scholarships to newspaper carrier youths across the country, with a Denver recipient Wendell Mohr Jr. receiving the largest at 2408 dollars from the Rocky Mountain Chapter. He will enter B.P.L in September to study chemical engineering.
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Rocky Mountain
FAP
Denver
APL
Guardians Named For Legal Actions Against Troy
Two Troy residents were appointed guardians for their minor son by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray to sue the City of Troy for injuries from a playground accident at the public market. Catherine Grande and Peter DeChiaro were named guardians for Davide Grande Jr. and Peter DeChiaro, with filings made by attorney Justin Mahoney. The 1999 incident involved a baseball hitting the boy on the head during a game at the playgrounds.
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Troy
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
City of
Justin Mahoney
Catherine Grande
Davide Grande, Jr
Vincent DeChiaro
Nia Son
Peter DeChiaro
New Jersey Helds Men For Theft in Trey
Police report a Ridgewood man named DePaule admitted thefts totaling $965 from a Trey rectary and other cities including Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse. Detectives pursued details after a chat in Ridgewood as investigations continued.
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New Jersey
Trey
Rudgeweed
N. J
Trey Rectary
Buren
Ridgewood
Rectorisa
New
Terri Mate
Bridgeport
Cone
Troy
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
DePaule
Albany grocer faces license revocation for serving police chief
Max Jaffe, owner of a Colonie grocery on Albany Troy Road, could lose his beer license after he admitted giving beer to the town's police chief on a Sunday morning. The incident was raised at a State Liquor Authority revocation hearing held Thursday.
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Max Jaffe
Albany-Troy Road
Colonie
State Liquor Authority
Willian 3
Colonie Town Official Testifies Before SLA Board
A Colonie official testified before the SLA Board in New York about a prior purchase related to a car. The testimony cited Mr Jaffe and Dep Berg as key participants in the discussion to make a pound of disputed goods.
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Colonie
SLA
New York
Wis
Jae
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