Albany Jury Rules in Cady Divorce Trial
The Albany jury found that George W. Cady misrepresented his age, concealed prior marriages and divorces, and falsely claimed eligibility in a settlement context during the divorce proceedings with Mrs. Cady. Jona A. Brady and other attorneys appeared for Mrs. Cady. Powell and Philip J. Cire for the husband. Three questions on alleged misrepresentation were submitted to Justice Donald Taylor.
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Allega
Dione
Cady
Troy
Ineanswer
Donald Taylor
Tate
Dry Weather Buoys 1948 Fruit Crops Across State
A federal state report states the 1948 peach crop reached 1,200,400 bushels with a forecast pear yield of 406,908 bushels. Strawberry damage is noted from frost and dry conditions, while a harvest of 206,000 crates of 24s was recorded, contributing to a statewide total of 316,000 crates for 1948.
Sawdust to Fuel Promises New Wood Waste Power
Northville New York reports Walter W Latts has developed a fuel process turning sawdust and lumber waste into solid wood dust pellets called burn ers. The machines compress wood dust into cylinders weighing about coallike, producing a clean burning fuel with minimal ash for mills and households.
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Northville
N.Y
Perron
Wood Linda
Walter W. Latts
Letts
Bel
Bornets
Communists Barred From Yale Faculty
New Haven, Conn. University president Charles Seymour announced that Yale will not require a loyalty oath of the faculty and will appoint no Communists, stressing academic freedom while condemning hysteria. He stated four faculty are trusted in their allegiance.
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New Haven
Conn
Tale
Charles Seymour
Seymour
Saymour
Averill Park Club Plans Evening Game Party at Lake Casino
Local club announces a game party at Burden Lake Casino this evening at 8 15 pm. Nearby residents entertain guests from Johnson City Katonah Melbourne Schenectady Buffalo Pittsf ield Mass and Pittfield. Rebekah Lodge holds 8 pm meeting with Noble Grand presiding. Good Cheer Class plans ham supper June 2 but votes to pause meetings until September.
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Wil Apon
Burden ‘Lake Casino
Albert Finch
Johnson City
Carl Wilson
Lawrence Loker
Katonah
Nelson Loker
Stanley Baxter
David
Melbourne
Wilam lAdams
Edward Gundrum
Schenectady
George Kirchner
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Ailéren
Dorothy Kenkel
Andrew Sweltzer
Buffalo
State Teachers’ College
Melvin Elias
Raymond Achaefer
William Danford
Edward
WV. Danford
Pittafield
Mass
Edward Momrow
Methodist Church
Harrison
Byrd Warns of Net Increase in Federal Payroll
The Virginian cites Senator Byrd noting a rise in executive branch employment. He reports April totals at 122,710 with a year’s average around 93,000 dollars, asserting the April rise may reflect a net permanent payroll increase.
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Weahington
Byrd
D-Va
Virginian
Point Comumelites
Executive Branch
Unclear OCR fragment hints at war assistance report
Fragmentary text references rate changes and war aid actions, mentioning Emiltien Dallars Day and Amaterdam. Unclear names and dates remain unreadable. available phrases point to a study of rates and civil assistance amid wartime.
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Emiltien Dallars
Evert
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125Th Street
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Charles H. Martin, Inc
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C. M. Bassett & Son
Valley Falls
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Clark’s Gift Shop
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Leor
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