Soldier Freed On Bail In Shooting Case
Corporal Donald Hilliard Thompson of Empire California was granted bail of 500 dollars by County Judge Herbert D. Hamm after waiving examination related to the fatal July 11 shooting near East Nassau of Marion A. Noreen a 26 year old resident of Baal Nan an. Thompson returned to Westover Field Massachusetts with a fellow airman awaiting further action by the Nassau grand jury.
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Donald Hilliard Thompson
Empire
Cal
East Nassau
Mies
Marion A. Noreen
Baal Nanan
Herbert D. Hamm
Cornelius &. Fonda
River Street
Troy
Corporal Thompson
Westover Field
Mass
Air Force
Thompson
Jones
Noreen
Court House
Assignat
Bolton
Soldier Thompson Freed On Bond In Court Action
A brief court proceeding led to Corporal Thompson being released on bond after an hour long conference in Judge Hamm's chamber. Bond was provided by Mr Fondai after a police report, with Thompson remaining at the courthouse until an automobile from Westover Field Mass. arrived to take him back to duty. The passage also notes a dedication service at 0 am Sunday with leaders from Solomon's and Vernon O'Dell Masonic district involved.
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Bui
Thompson
Paul R. Jones
Asst
Diat
Atly
Richard E. Botton
Hewapapermen
Fondai
Corporal Thompson
Shen
Vernon O'Dell
Masonic District
Soldier Held As A W O L For 4 Years
A year old former Ballston Spa man in Schenectady County awaits military escorts to custody after four years on the run. William H Lowery allegedly deserted the Army in California en route to an overseas replacement depot. He used a birth certificate to obtain civil service work and a New York State driver’s license, admitting the deception. He will be turned over by county and military authorities after being located in Schenectady.
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Bchenectady
California
Overseas Replacement Depot
William H. Lowery
Oneionta
al Satate
Ballston
Lowery
New York State
William Nelnon
Schenectady
Dwyer Dies After Brief Illness at Second Street Residence
Mrs Mary A Dwyer died at her Troy residence after a short illness. Born in Buffalo to Edward and Alice Dwyer, she lived in Troy most of her life and was associated with city businesses. Survived by relatives including Edith Johnson and Loretta Freeman. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Edith Johnson
Trey
Mra. Gites
J. Orventatiren
Pee Es
Loretta Freeman
Now ‘Forks Cay
J. Mary's Cheret
Mary A. Dwyer
City 9
Wrothes
Mavart
Colinery
Bible Gift From Three Troy Lodges For Camp Rotary
Three Troy Masonic Lodges have united to present a large Bible with cover and an altar cloth for the outdoor chapel at Camp Rotary Boy Scout camp. The gift will be dedicated during Sunday morning services led by Apollo Lodge with Milton K. R. as Worshipful Master.
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Camp
Rotary
Apollo of
Milton K. R
King
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