Woman Fatally Stricken On 4th Street
Mrs. Charles King, 45, Troy resident recently from New Haven Conn, died of natural causes after a heart attack in her apartment on 4th Street. Found on the floor, she was taken to Leonard Hospital by Ambu lance Service Corp and pronounced dead on arrival. Survivors include husband in Waterbury Conn, daughter Carol of Troy, and son Charles of Alpha. Coroner listed natural causes.
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Leonard Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Anthony BE. Matera Raye
King
Troy
Fae
Nayfford
Conn
Waterbury
Carol
Charles
Alba
Charles King
Five Swindles to Watch Out For in August Digest
A Reader's Digest feature by Don Wharton outlines common swindles thriving in the recession era. It explains how each scam operates and offers steps to counter them, prompting readers to consult the August issue for detailed guidance and warning against fraud.
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Reader's Digest
Don Wharton
Local residents enjoy trips and service updates
Luagle Mills DM and Mrs John W Kelly return from Atlantic City vacation. Robert W Hewitt family moves into new home on Eagle Mills Poestensill road. Ronald DeLaMater visits Fort Miller summer camp with aunt Mrs Louis Benier. The Witpatricks and Herrings vacation at West Dennis Cape Cod. Ronald DeLaMater enlists in U S Air Force and leaves for Lackland AFB. DeLaMater to study land finance at Air Force School after bank employment in Troy. Mrs Maude Dodge visits Whitehall from New Haven. Hugh Sullivan retires to St Louis after vacation with sister Hilda Sullivan. Emmet Cauley and Alfred visit Holyoke after staying with Edward Holland. Misses Joyce and Cindy Nedde vacation with uncle Michael Bebo. Sidney Murer family visits from Rockville Centre LI. Patricia Shorah resumes duties at St Catherine’s Children's Home after mother’s confinement. Charles LaCroix hosts Andrew LaCroix Plattsburg and Misses Beatrice and Reina LaCroix Schenectady for several days.
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Luagle Mills DM
John W Kelly
Atlantic City
Robert W. Hewitt
Eagle Mills Poestensill
Ronald DeLaMater
Chester DelaMar_ cr
Louis Benier
DeLaMater
Union National Bank
Troy
Air Force School
Alfred
Holyoke
Mass
Edward Holland
West Street
Joyce
Cindy Nedde
Waterford
Michael Bebo
North Williams Street
Sidney Murer
Karol Ad Karett
Rockville Center
SL Cathering Children’s Home
Albany
Elmer Shorah
McColter
Charles LaCroix
Andrew LaCroix
Plattsburg
Tda Tillotson
Springfield
Beatrice LaCroix
Reina LaCroix
Schenectady
New Wart Remedy Promises Quick Safe Removal
Doctors warn against picking warts as it spreads infection. A new liquid compound WS dissolves and removes warts at home without cutting or burning, with reported safe use and a money back guarantee.
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New York
N.Y
Strewl Convicted and Paroled After 1983 Kidnapping Link
Manny Strewl, 55, convicted in a 1983 kidnapping case tied to a Brooklyn firm, appeared at an Albany parole office and said he has no definite plans. He claimed to be released from federal prison last week after filing for an oath of inability to pay a $10,000 fine, and indicated possible relocation or temporary shelter.
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Manny Strewl
Strewl
Brooklyn
Strew
Albany
Federal District
Kidnap plot links Albany figure to old case
Plans explained failed to reach authorities as Itc was convicted for connections to the sensational kidnapping of Julia J. O'Connell Jr. of Albany. The victim died years later and O'Connell was freed after the family paid 40000. Strewn was sentenced to 68 years and will be on parole supervision until 1968. Los Angeles became the first city to appoint a public defender in 1914.
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Julia J. O'Connell Jr
Albany
Albany County
Daniel P. O'Connell
O'Connell
Strew
Tie
Los Angeles
Call
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