Mechanicville Gears Up as Large Traveler Derrick Leaves
Mechanicville prepares for the removal of the eighty foot boom traveler derrick once used to erect the new Hudson River bridge. The 54 ton structure will be loaded on rail cars near Troy and Waterford after aiding the dismantling, with work continuing on riveting the steel deck and approaches for completion within days.
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American Bridge Co
Hudson River
Nho
Waterford
Troy
Vaca
Thin City
Sega
Frenk BE. Antulick
Schaghticoke
Bie
New York Telephone Co
Candal
New York Light & Power Collect
Sta Uues
Hemstrest Park
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Mechanicville
Catherine Callanan
Fred H. Clark
American Legion
Harry Connors
Raymond Lemrow
New York
Syracuse
Willard Perry
Ruth Francis
Ciford Lauterhahn
Callanan
Joseph Dillon
St. Paul's School
Saratoga County
Schuylerville
Sarstoga Spa Hospital
Gerald Crore
VEW
Mechanicville Auxilary
V.F.W
North Main
Gilbert Street
Firat Mathosiet
Fian
Garfiald Lodge
Pythian Castle
Me ‘Ehanieville Lodge
B.po.e
Plana
Arthur Garland
Home Bureau Ficnic
Cobots
P.N.A
Ware Rue 5
Memorial Recreation
Board of Trustees
Rocco DeSorbe
George Marotta
James Forino
Fort Plain
Sons of
Italy
Roccn Luppo
Diarmick
Frankin Waldron
Bons
Frosty Imo
Ike Cirillo
Latmy
Navy
Joe Faderico
Wala
News
Pop Daley
News Boys
Rocco Cmperata
Home Bureau
Sharon Ann Sullivan
Sire
Wiliam F. Sullivan
Watertown
Albert
Rees Hay
Christ Episcopal Church
Balleton Spa
Mechanicville Rotary Club
Memorial Baptist i
Tretien
George Camfield
Grove Street
Saratoka Avenue
Peters-Purcell Post
Park Avenue
Main Street
North Main Street
Gilbert Streat
Philip BR. Noonan
George A. Hatlee
Clifton Park
Gretchen A. Hatlee
Bertrand V. Race
C. Bertrand Race
North Pine Avenue
Albany
Haldeman's
Haldeman’s
Haldeman & Sons
Jewelers Cor
Fulton and Fietm
Williams Oilo-Matic
Trojan Wardware Co
Settegre
Mann’s
Fulton St
Kellogg's
Kes
Rte
NEW York Telephone Company
Hartigans
Troy's Store of Friendly Service
Congress
Children’s
United States
D.D.T
Vapoo
Mothaire
Ang
Dada
Hartig
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