Appeal in Yamin Case Ends With Settlement
In Surrogate's Court Judge Donohue approved a full settlement of the Yamin case, authorizing Mrs. Ansa M. Yamin to receive 10,272.85 in full settlement of the 20,273.85 verdict. The case arose from the Feb 1995 death of Joseph P. Yamin, struck by a bus operated for Fussell Sage College by Donald. The defendants, Sage College and the bus driver, would not pursue an Appellate Division appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Yamis
Peter J. Yasmin
Yamin
Esd Dr
Fussell Sage College
Donald
Yasin
Loretta Young Receives Mysterious Telegram
Loretta Young heiress and wife of Col. Teomax B. A. Lewy reportedly received a mysterious telegram. The message stated You have as option watil T tonight and was read by observers amid rumors involving military and service figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallyswoed Palien
Loretta Young
Col. Teomax B. A
One Killed Four Hurt In Collision Near West Coxsackie
Earl Caldwell of Climax Greene County died instantly when his car collided with a trailer truck owned by Fort Neilson Express Co of Lit Water. His son Roger Caldwell was critically injured along with three other passengers Margaret Schemerham Pearl Palmer and Irma Caldwell all treated at Catskill Hospital. The truck jackknifed dragging the Caldwell car about fifty feet before stopping. The coroner held a pending verdict and investigators questioned the truck driver. State Police continued probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Caldwell
Climax
Greene County
Roger Caldwell
Fort Neilson Express Co
Letaed Hud“son
Ballzton Spa
New York Highway
Coxsackie
Roger- Caldwell
Catskitt’ Hospital
Caldwell
Margaret ‘Schemerharn
Cox, Sackie
Péarl Palmer
Alton B. Bailey
Harold B Platner
J& L. Bulson
Catskill Barracks
Fred Knight
B.C. Il
Ministers Cabinet Meet At Mount Ida Church
Planning committee for a minister's cabinet meets at 8 p m tomorrow in the manse of Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church 2 Balsam Avenue. Rev Arthur Johnston will preside and plans for the year will be outlined. After this Sunday church and Sunday School long range August schedule announced. Morning worship at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at noon. Personal notes mention local residents on vacation and relatives including Lt Ensign Donald V Miller on leave after duty in the Pacific and Willard Wager who took part in Iwo Jima Okinawa campaigns.
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Tomor
Mount I Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Balsam Avene
Arthur Johnston
State Inspector J. J. Sheehan Dies at Home
John J. Sheehan, inspector in the State Department of Buildings, died suddenly Tuesday night at his home 2325 Fifteenth Street. A native of Troy, he belonged to the Church of St Paul the Apostle and the Holy Name Society, and to the Electrical Workers Union. Survived by three sisters, funeral set for Saturday with services at home and at St Paul the Apostle church. interment in St Peters Cemetery.
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John J. Sheehan
State Department of Buildings
Fifteenth Street
Troy
Richard and
Mattin
Medden Sheehan
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Holy Name Society
Anion
Elizabeth G. Hogan Sheehan
M. Catherine Sheehan
John J. Wachtel
Cemer Brunswick
John I. Bowers
Green Island
SS Paul the Apostle
St. Peters Cemetery
Local Social Notes From Cambridge Area
Albany residents, visitors, and relatives are listed as spending weekends and holidays in Cambridge Hudson Falls and nearby areas. Names include John HH, Arthur Wright, Charles Alexander, Frank Santos, Kenneth Clark, Caroline Center, Sumner Lind, Susan Lind, Fred DeWolfe, William Ryan, Mabel Rich, Harold Rich, Constance Blake, Nathena Cramer, John McCollum, John Stevely, Percy Watkins, Edgar Watkins, Walter Nelson, Edna Perk, Elsie Fortune, Andrew Beaty, Mary McCrewan Hospital Cambridge, T Edward Hayes, Rev Paul Graham, Vernon Butler, Belle Brown Guild, Foster Camp, Junior Missionary Society, and Marine Harold McMurray Eugene McMurray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HH
Albany
Arthur Wright
Colla
Charles Alexander
Frank” Santos
Kenneth Clark
Cambridge
S. 5
Center
Sumner Lind
Susan
Hudson Falls
Fred DeWolfe
Florida
John Hill
Cammbridge
Caroline Center
Wiliam Ryan
John Quinn
William McAuley
McAuley
Hudson
Falls
Mabel Rich
Harold
John A McCollum
John Stevely
Percy Watkins
Edgar Watkins
Cambridge Road
Walter Nelson
New Rochelle Park
X. J
Edna Perk
Elsie Fortune
Fred Steele
Hart‘ford
Conn
Andrew Beaty
Fort Redman
Mass
Murray Beaty
Hedges Lake
T. Edward Hayes
Waterbury
Mary McCrewan
Paul Graham
United Presbyterian
Vernon Butler
Argile
Belle Browniil Guild
Fosters Camp
United Presbyterian Church
Junior Missionary Society
Lester, McMurray
White Beach
Saratoga
Harold McMurray
Cpt
Eugene McMurray
Schenectady
West's Farm Agency Files Certificate in County Clerk Office
A certificate records that West's Farm Agency based in Pittsburg conducts business in Renzselaey County. The filing states C A West of Pittsburg operates the business, with partners Cari My and Kathryn F Buchelt of Cannonsburg Pa.
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West
Pittsburg
Renzselaey County
C. A. West
Cari’ My
Kathryn F
Buchelt
Cannonsburg
Soot Damage At Brewery To Be Cut
The Stamion Brewery plans to install a device to reduce smoke from its stack after residents complained. An engineer said about 8 percent of the nuisance could be eliminated, with installation possible in three to four months. Local officials and residents, including Mayor John J. Ahern and Dr. James C. Boland, discussed the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamion Brewery, Inc
Whl
I Ciw
John J. Ahern
James C. Boland
Edward J. Fertig
Western Precipitation Co
New York
Boland
Greenwich Army Soldier at Camp Wheeler Ga
Greenwich residents are noted in this roundup. Ralph E. Perkins, now in the Army, is stationed at Camp Wheeler, Georgia. Mr and Mrs Daniel Mortey plan a week in Connecticut. Charles Dolan and daughter Delores visited Troy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Charles Toomey and Charles Perkins with daughter Sandra visited Troy and Albany yesterday. Jane Tefft Clarissa Tefft and Nancy Mackenzie returned from Assembly Point on Lake George where they vacationed. Mr and Mrs Frank Posner and son Elliott of Brooklyn and Laura Abrahams of New York spend three weeks with Mr and Mrs Harry Tannenbaum and family. Rev A W Abraham rector of St Pauls Greenwich will speak at the Cambridge union outdoor evening service on the United Presbyterian Church lawn Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry HB
Elmgrove Avenue
Cape Cod
Eleanor Reinhardt
Excelsior Avenue
Riverhead
LV. Miller
Ensign Donald V. Miller
Pacific
Willard Wager
Willard E. Wager
Mountain View Avenue
Elm
Wager
Iwo Jima
Volcano Islands
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
Patricia Johnston
Emma Willard School
Western Electrdic Co
Newark
N. J
Sucuier
T. T. Patterson
Union
Edwine Upham
Elmgrove Avent
Frank HW. Flandreau
Allendale
Frank A Upham
New York
Graniden Hotse
Lake Sunapee
N.hs
Mary. C. McBride
Spest
Hammond Lodge
Lake George
Buffalo
William RB. Gamble
Camp Tekawithe
Lake Luzerne
Jean L. McBride
Fifteenth. Street
Ralph E. Perkins
Camp Wheeler, Ga
Daniel Mortey
Connecticut
Charles Dolan
Delores
Troy
Charles Toomey
Charles Perkins
Sandra
Albany
Jane Tefft
Clarissa Tefft
Nancy Mackenzie
Assembly Point
Frank Posner
Elliott
Brooklyn
Laura Abrahams
Harry Tannenbaum
A. W. Abraham
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Greenwich
Cambridge Union
United Presbyterian Church
Troop 30 Investiture Planned at Firemen Hall
The Boy Scouts of America Troop 30, sponsored by the Community Association, will hold an investiture ceremony tomorrow night in Firemen's Hall. A visiting Scout troop will perform the ceremony.
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Boy Scouts of America
The
Community Association
Two Fined After Crash in Berlin
Two Grafton men were fined $30 each by Justice Coral Jones of Berlin after a Monday automobile collision near Berlin between their truck and one owned by Henry Seacroat. Russell Fowler pleaded guilty to public intoxication. David Crandall had charges reduced from driving while intoxicated to reckless driving. fines were $10 each. Fowler and Crandall were jailed by Jailer Horton Monday morning.
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Grafton
Justice of the Pente
Coral Jones
Berlin
Henry Seacroat
Forie
Russell Fowler
David Crandall
Fowler
Crandall
Local notes from Cropseyville and area residents
Cropseyville Della Ant Lawless spends a week in the Alps at the H Camp. George Hauvenstein, home on furlough, called on friends. Mrs Paul Bulson convalesces at her mother’s home. Gladys Rifenburg vacationing with her mother. A lawn covered dish supper at Edward Berne y’s residence on Wednesday August 1. Wittur Beomhower receives honorable discharge and is wounded overseas. Eugene Feathers visits his mother. Mrs William Graves returns home after visiting in Conway Mass. Millard Littlefield hosts farewell for sister Frances Ellison leaving to join WAVES.
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Della Ant Lawless
George Hauvenstein
Paul Bulson
Nelsons Liitleheld
Gladys Rifenburg
Charles Rifenburg
Edward Berney
Wittur Beomhower
Eugene Feathers
Ethel Bonesteel
Wiliam Graves
Conway
Mass
Leon Brown
Millard Littlefield
Frances Ellison
The
WAVES
Veterans rights vs seniority debated at Town Meeting
Tonight on America's Town Meeting two opposing panels clash. General Hershey and Andrew J. Higgins defend veterans priority while John Green and Dennis Wie gand press the case for seniority and experience. Readers Digest sponsors the 8:30 broadcast on WTRY Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hershey
Andrew J. Higgins
Higgins Industries, Inc
John Green
Dennis Wiegand
Exec. Sect. of American Veterans Committee
America
Reader’s Digest
Mail Service Expands To Poland And Baltic Provinces
Postmaster Frank M Cob bins announced expansion of mail service to Poland and Baltic regions including Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, offering surface mail for letters up to two ounces and 20 cent postage for light parcels, with special delivery and registry options to apply in these areas.
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Finsland
Extonia
Latvia
Lithuanie
Poland
Frank M. Cobbins
Bolrare
Trento
Sleiy
Gorizig
Finume
Matenandise
Ceilings Raised On Unsalted Butter Prices
The Office of Price Administration says producers may add a cent per pound markup to raise maximum prices for bulk and butter sent to the armed forces. Unsalted butter, produced from special creaming, aids ice cream and other foods. The army has faced shortages due to higher production costs in switching to unsalted butter.
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Office of Price Administration
OFA
Armed Frees
OPA
Stepfather Charged With Beating Child in Gloversville
Harald R. Forgette, 31, of Gloversville is jailed pending investigation into the serious condition of his step-daughter, Evelyn Frye, 3, at Nathan Listauer Hospital. Forgette admitted striking the girl three or four times after she reportedly gritted her teeth and whined at mealtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald RB. Forgette
Gloversville
Evelyn. Frye
Nathan Listauer Hospital
Forgette
Trojan Died When Japs Sank Ship
Leroy Burke, two years in Japanese prison, was a private pilot trainee at Siena and served in the 33rd Pursuit Squadron. Captured after Corregidor, he endured Luzon POW camp. his brother Serge was wounded in northern France in 1945 and Clavion Burke serves in France. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Burke and sister Betty. mother Kathryn Dorr of this city.
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Luo Leroy Burke
eSoard
Transparents
War
France
Burke
Secretars
Leroy
Idol
Bad 2S
Maxwell Td
Ata J
Philippines
Corregidor
Calaiuana
Luzon
Sergeas
TS5
Clavion Burke
Betty Burke
Kathryn Dorr
Wayward Girl Sentenced by Schenectady Court
Miss Phyllis Flanagen a 17 year old Schenectady girl received a suspended sentence to a house of correction after being found guilty of a wayward minor. She must restitution of 360 dollars and probation requirements include living with her uncle, regular Catholic church attendance, and nightly schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Flanagen
Schenectady
New York
House of Correction
James W. Liddle
Catholic Church
Union Must Prove Brush Plant Interest
Samuel Hacker of the National Labor Relations Board addressed District 50 of the United Ming Workers at an open hearing about the Mortard Brush Co. plant. The meeting focused on proving workers’ interests and the union’s standing, with several witnesses slated to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hacker
National, Labor Relations Board
United Ming Workers
Batur
Mortard Brush Co
Hendrick Hudson
Hacker
Town Hall Plan Stalled by Voters in Halfmoon
Voters in Halfmoon approved a town hall project but postponed erection and funded a $3 monthly levy. Ordinance funds were earmarked to begin work, yet roads, equipment, and site logistics are scattered across multiple locations including Ishets, Old Town Road, and Clinton Park. The village offices and court are described as occupying shared spaces in town buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Ishets
Earl Hatlee
Old Town Road
Clifton Park
Cinton Park
Justices of the Peace
Vilelage
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Cropseyville
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