Four Drivers Pay Traffic Fines In Troy Court
Four motorists appeared in Troy Police Court yesterday morning amid a continuing crackdown on speeding and red light violations. Residents on Pawling Avenue and Second Avenue faced charges for driving from 40 miles per hour and more, with several defendants forfeiting bonds or pleading guilty.
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Diante
Mellon
James F. Byron
Pawling
Arete
Harold McKeon
Joseph ‘Humick
Sargent Street
Cohoes
Second Avenue
Edward 1
Flavney
Albany Avenue
Green Iseland
James Caroselli
Cheutent
Eroy
William F. Ryan
Ted
12Th Street
Gatoselli
Democratic Delegate Dies Result of Burns
Chicago. John F. Nolen, 55, Ohio delegate at large to the Democratic convention, died yesterday at Walther Memorial Hospital from burns and shock after stepping into a bath mirror of scalding water in his room at the LaSalle hotel. Nolan was a Steubenville attorney.
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Chicago
John F. Nolen
Ohio
Walther Memorial Hospital
LaSalle
Nolan
Steubenville, O
New Auto Insurance Protection Expands Coverage in New York
Three new features in New York State Mobility insurance take effect for existing policies at no extra cost. The extensions cover drivers using others cars and apply to medical payments and bonds. Insurers will post bond rates and may pay bonds after issuance.
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New York State
Ale
Col Crystal Named to State Veterans Body
Col Crystal, Army retired, yesterday was named assistant executive director and administrator of the New York State Veterans Commission. Lt Gen Hugh A Drum, the commission chairman, announced Prof Ray F Harvey of New York University as head of the need search and planning section to direct study and preparation of future assignments and state plans.
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Albany
Thodes DL Crystal
JS. Army
New York State Veterans’ Commission
Hugh A. Drum
Commission
Ray F. Harvey
New York
University
West Point Graduate Led War Vet Legislation Efforts
Crystal, a 1904 West Point graduate and Army retiree after over forty years of service, worked on legislation for war veterans. He served in World Wars I and II and recently held command at Plattsburg Barracks and Fort Jay before retirement.
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Crystal
Army
West Point
Church events and local visits fill Hoosick week
Hoosick notes cover a hospital operation in Troy at Samaritan Hospital and multiple church activities. All Saints and Hoosick Baptist events are listed with sermons Sunday at 9 30 am and 11 am, a July 26 meeting for Loyal Workers, a Friday Ladies Aid program, a lawn picnic attendance of 54, and visitors from Albany and Bennington areas. Garments, hospitality, and mission efforts across churches are described.
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John Sherin
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
All Saints’ Church
Lake Tanderdale
Iuncheon
Foon
Hoosick Baptist Church
J. J. Gould
Will
Ladies’ Aid Union of the Baptist Church
James D. Paddock
The
Baptist Church
Albert J. Stevens
Putnam Memoriai i Hospital
Bennington
Robert Stevens
Potter Hill
Stevens Houte
Thomas Garner
Gary
Albany
Wil.liam. Garner
al Saints’ Episcopal Church
William Garner
Hoosick Falls Briefs Touched by War and Local News
War Department telegram reports Hoosick Falls sergeant Pic Charles Green wounded in battle near Branca. His brother Theodore wounded in the South Pacific lies in Atlantic City hospital. Village notes include school repairs, local pastor's fund drive for hospital operation, and several personal notices. Obituary for Arthur McCaffrey, longtime resident, with funeral and burial details.
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James 8. Green
Walloomsac
War Department
Pic
Charles x. ‘Green
Branca
Green
Hoosick Fale Jis
Selective Service
Vergeas
Treodore
South Bacife
Ia Ihe
Atlantic City
Arthur McCaffrey
Caffrey
Tate
Cornelius McCaffrey
Catherine Toal McCaffrey
Miss Rose McCaffrey
Charles McCaffrey
Mahar
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Tokyo Dome Agency Teases Important News Tomorrow
Tokyo Dome Agency promised important news yesterday and then said the release would be held until today. U S government monitors noted the prior announcement that Premier Hideki Tojo had been relieved and an army chief of staff instructed the press to await the news at 9 30 a m Eastern War Time before delaying the release.
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New York
Tokyo
U. S
Hideki Tojo
Domej
Local Social Notes From Bridgeport Area
Shushon Dorothy Hil of Bridgeport vacationing where Joan Stevens has entered Mary McClellan Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Harry Thames of Rochester visiting sisters. Suiliman Small to Alaska on government contract for a year. Hermen Kruse and son Edward of Schenectady spent weekend at their home. Richard Gilchrest and Billy Wager with Boy Scouts at Sly Pond near Comstock. Bliss Mary Callax of Cambridge was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John McCollum and family. John Steveley visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ayres of Bennington recently visited at the home of Judson B. Shaw. Mrs. Sylvis Roper of New York and Mrs. Elsie Sutton of California guests of their mother Mrs. Anna Makile. Mr. and Mrs. William Hauth of Rochelle Park, N.J., purchased a home in Arlington, Va. Thomas Armstrong, seaman 2/e, Navy, stationed at Bayonne, N.Y., spent short leave with family. Seaman 2/C Robert Bolce of Sampson with his mother Mrs. Ida Bolce and family.
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Dorothy Hil
Bridgeport
Sly Pond
Comin Stock
Bliss Mary Callax
Cambridge
John McCollum
John Steveley
Charles W. Ayres
Bennington
Xfire
Judson B. Shaw
Sylvis Roper
New York
Elsie Sutton
California
Anna Makile
William Hauth
Rochelle Park
Undertrees
Arlington
van Thomas Armstrong
Navy
Bayonne
Robert Bolce
Sampson
Pais
Ida Bolce
Action Discontinued in U S Casualty Co Case
Action instituted in the premier Court by Andrew W Rath against the United States Casualty Co has been discontinued with costs awarded to either party per county clerk papers.
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Andrew W. Rathl
United States Casualty Co
Sted
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