Watervliet Man Uninjured In Crash
Watervliet man M Jewell escaped serious injury when his car left Route 1 near Center Brunswick and rolled over damaging two parked cars and a gas pump. He was arrested on a driving without a license charge and pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Frank J. Botley. Troopers and police investigated the incident, identifying Clarence Blarks and George H. Mayes as owners of the struck vehicles.
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M. Jewell
14Al
Tenth Avenue
Watervliet
Capitol
Branswick
Iate
Starkealers
Jowetl
Be Uce
Justice of the Peace
Frank J. Botley
Brungwick
Junge Bentley
Waterviiet Man Tale Troopers
Clarence Blarks
FED. 1
Troy
George H. Mayes
BD. 3
Troommre
Achoir
Swit Class Offers Several Courses
Troy Recreation Department announces a six week Swin class campaign opening Monday July 17 at Preapet Erk poll. Beginners can join beginners and advanced groups focus on fundamentals of swimming, body balance and safer technique under trainers. Separate groups form by ability with instruction for those who have not yet mastered strokes. Registration details and schedule appear in the guide.
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Troy Mecrea- Hut
Neco
Cartypaign
Lowe
Fatanest
Tor
Appropriation Limits Street Work in City Plans
Public Works CommissionerLammy says the $4000 appropriation will fund annual street repairs and cannot list all streets to be resurfaced. Construction crews advance Fifth Avenue corridor work and prep dressing on several cross streets with completion expected in two to three weeks under the limited schedule.
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Filagerals Brothers
Gonatuivrioll. Co
Witlinen F
North Agai
Vanderhoyden
Fifth Avenue
North Street
Grand Street
Wil
Ab Lensselaey
Niddleburg Stree
River Street
Seventh Avenue
Stork
Sage Avenus
Rose
Adama Sherr
Hill Street
Third Street
Commissionar Lane
Wa Inn
Camp Fire Girls Begin Program At Camp Kiwanis
Camp Kiwanis opens its camp for Camp Fire Girls with 7 to 17 year olds joining a two month program through August 26. This marks the second season of operation at the lake site with bikes planned for self pitched sales, swimming, games, crafts, camp craft, archery, dramatics and camp advancement work supervised by staff.
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Camp Fire
Camp Kiwanis
Kiwanis
Tre
Trey
Camp Activisie
Nurround Caray Kiwanis Ani
Eames
Drat Machine Team Aids Perennial Industry Study
In urban New York and surrounding counties, Col William Bungtitom leads a project on grain drying and drat manufacturing, with Lt Sidney Lane and Lt Hayat Twist among a list of participants from Hensselaer to Waterchisls. The effort, supported by The Reflective Review, examines agricultural and industrial applications and the role of emergency measures in ongoing operations.
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Teoy Arca
Kovetal Eroy Area
Willlhunty
Willian M. Bungtitom
New York
Gok
Sidney J. Lane
Guat Greendish
Infanie
Flood Control Funds Restored By Senate Group
The Senate Appropriations Committee in Washington restored a 132000 dollar federal flood control and river and harbor program allocation, including a 500000 dollar Hoosick Falls flood project line. The action reverses a House cut and sends the bill to a House Senate conference committee for joint consideration.
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Senate Group
Senate
Washington
House
Hoosick Falls
Tia Housa
Senate Steel
Coffee and cafes across eras and places
Edwin Hill describes famed London coffee houses and notable venues from 1088 to the nineteenth century. He notes Columbia University Loyd’s of London and Old Vie theatre, La Scala, and the Padua cafe as architectural highlights in Europe and beyond.
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Segan Ass Collas Hoste
Columbia Univ. Loyd’s of London
Old Vie Theatre
la Scala Opera
Housedoyil's of
London
Nea Coffee House
Edwin. Lloyd
Coffee at home saves money and preserves flavor
A reader laments high costs for café coffee and urges making coffee at home to save money. It warns against spoiling the taste by diluting or overbrewing and promotes enjoyably brewed coffee as a cheaper alternative.
Ford pension plan marks shift in retiree benefits after decades
Ford Motor Company unveils a new pension program aligning with social security, offering $100 monthly pensions for 65 year olds with 10 years of service and scaled benefits for shorter tenure. More than 1,100 Ford, Lincoln and Mercury workers already receive payments, with others awaiting adjustments during retirement preps. Walter Griffith, reputedly the oldest Ford automotive mechanic when he retired, embodies the program’s aim to secure loyal workers' old age.
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Walter Grifith
Qhu
Alexander Winton
Sienmer
Eloface
Griffith
Ford Minter Company
Ik 120
Bre
Pord
Lool
Die Vom
Geitith
Fort, Lincoln and Mercury
Ford
Ford Moter Company
Ford, Winedin and
Mercury
Tre
United States
Ford Motor Company
Griffith Security
Besb
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Gymnasia Manuilorium
Ates
Follam
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Hubsom
Elippini
Fancus Barter Theatre
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