County Judge Sentences Three Men in Local Court
Three men faced convictions or suspended sentences in a Yates County Court session. Alexander L. Cannon of New York was found guilty of petty larceny and received a one year term. Henry Heat of Center Brunswick faced grand larceny charges with a suspended sentence. Irving G. Adams of this city was given an eight month term after restitution was noted. Other cases involved burglary and grand larceny accusations with various outcomes. Officials indicated some actions must proceed through justice’s court.
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Flensselaer County
Boston & Maing Railroad Co
Wao Wisie
Justice’s Court
Henry Heat
Center Brunswick
Charles H. Wooster, Jr
Irving G. Adams
LeRoy Wheeler
Do Wes
Anthony Siynd
Bruces Valente
Wiliam Watson
Thomas ‘P. Mooney
Frederick James Bombard
D. A. Shultefo., Inc
Sound Dead On Tracks At Lehigh Valley Railroad
The body of John J. Lynch 85 was found beside Lehigh Valley Railroad tracks in Groton. Coroner Ralph Low ruled the death accidental.
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Groton
John J.) Lynch
Tihace R. D
Ralph Low
Political Stage Contined Commentary On 1944 Election Mood
Reporter notes the Dewey Bricker split and Roosevelt victory in context of wartime sentiment. Observes apathy among voters amid wartime tragedies as conversations shift from party strategy to personal loss and national sacrifice. Highlights radio influence on Dewey and the election climate shaping November turnout.
Greenwich Man Dies of Leg Infection
Greenwich resident Francis Michael Izzo known as Michael Ross died Sunday at Mary SicClellan Hospital Cambridge from a leg infection after an accident several years ago. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9:20 at St Joseph's Church with Rev. William B. Cotter officiating. Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery Greenwich. Izzo, born in Croci Italy 60 years ago, worked for Greenwich and Johnsonville Railroad as foreman of the section crew when injured. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs A Coume of Greenwich and a brother in Amsterdam.
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Francis Michael Izzo
Michael Ross
Greenwich
Mary SicClellan ‘Hospital
Cambridge
St Joseph's Church
William B. Cotter
O.S.A
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Roxs
Croci
Italy
Greenwich and
Johnsonville
Yicini
A. Coume
Amsterdam
North Bennington Notes on Local Residents and Service Members
North Bennington and surrounding area residents are noted for summer plans and military assignments. Grace Leonard spends summer in Burlington while Sasferd Luxbaum in Italy received the Purple Heart. Edward Bruitrich is at Maxwell Field Alabama. Fred Coulter undergoes a medical operation at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The Southside Circle met at Mrs Edward Worthington’s home. Mr. and Mrs David Bailie visited their sister Mrs Jack Simmons. Mrs Edwin Humphrey returned from Braintree Massachusetts visiting daughter Mrs Irving Davis. Richard Dwyer, GE employee in Schenectady, vacationing in New York and at home. Pvt. Margaret Dutelle of the WACS stationed at Fort McClellan Alabama called home due to mother’s illness. Mrs William Dutelle recently operated at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Harold Durfee, son of Mr and Mrs Gynn Durfee, ordained as minister in Cambridge and will serve as assistant pastor at Pleasantville Presbyterian Church starting September. Frederick Simmons Jr, qualified for Army specialist training after A-12 exam, ordered to Yale University July, at age 11. taught model plane construction in high school. Alice Percy to attend Green Mountain Girls Store at Vermont Junior College in Mongelier. Miss Catherine Corcoran among counselors with 115 girls from Bennington County attending Girls State.
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David Bailie
Worth
Army Hospital
Wilam Dutelle
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Harold Durfee
Gynn Durfee
Cambridge
Cambridge Presbyterian Church
Pleasentville Presbyterian Church
Frederick Simmons, Jr
Yale University
New Haven
Green Mountain Girls
Vermont Junior College
Mongelier
Catherine Corcoran
Bennington County
William J Blois Earns School Honors At Graduation
William J Blois son of Mr and Mrs William Blom of 98 Ninth Street led his School 34 eighth grade class with the highest average at yesterday's graduation exercises. His average was HB.
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William J. Blois
William Blom
98 Ninth Street
Whem
OPA Urges Oil Consumers To Fill Tanks Now
District OPA advised fuel oil consumers to fill tanks fully within coupon limits and avoid rumors of surplus. It warned that reserve stocks have been drained to meet vital needs and may be rotated again, stressing civilian tanks as part of national storage to prevent curtailment of refinery output and a deeper winter shortage.
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OPA
Army
Navy
Oeof
Dewey First Ballot Nomination Assured
Chicago convention reports show Dewey leading on the first ballot with about 3,057 delegates and varying state tallies including New York 93 and Pennsylvania 78. Bricker and Stassen totals appear smaller, with allocations listed for multiple states and territories.
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Dewey
Chicago
Alabama
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Clinots
Kansas
Massachusetts
Maryland
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Tab
Virginia
Vermont
Wisconsin
Bawan
Puerto Riccon
Bricker
Alabang
Ohio
Okahoma
H. Stassen
Minnesota
North Dakota
Eagle Mills Measles and Chicken Pox Share Local Notices
Kenneth Wheeler is confined at home with measles and James Decker recovers from chicken pox. Mrs. Stanley Holmes visits her son and daughter as well as family. S. F Club members attended a theater party with Mrs. Waller Wheelfer in charge. The next meeting is July 6 at 2 35 PM at Eve Decker home. A small day meeting of the Eagles was held at the home of Carol and Beverly Water Set. A sewing project completed after weeks of work, led by Mrs. Donald A. Water Seid Mrs. Emil Riegert Mrs. Robert Matheson and Mrs. Charles Jumbie. Seventy seven members plan to attend the first week of 4-H camp July 20 to Aug. 6 at Camp Rotary in East Poestenkill. A business meeting followed, with a decision to sell War Stamps Friday and Saturday.
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S. F Club
Waller Wheelfer
Eve Decker
Eagies
Carol
Beverly Water
Donald A. Water- Seid
Emil Riegert
Robert Matheson
Charles Jumbie
Rotary
East Poestenkill
Albany Sunday court session lists four arraignments
Albany County Court held a Sunday session with four arraignments. John Eider, 46, of Watervliet faced third degree forgery and was deferred to July 3 for counsel. Henry W. Reynders of Watervliet, tied to a July 2 loan application, faced a forged signature charge. Walker Ostrom, 23, waived examination on second degree murder in the death of Joseph McCarthy at the Palace Hotel. Ralph Benedict, 20, arraigned on felonious assault, held for a dearing. Arthur Crisprell, 24, Kingston, charged with abandonment, held. Dist Atty Morris noted Sunday arraignments were technical and sought Judge Kampfeld or County Judge Gallup to preside.
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Albany County Court
Algnistats
John Eider
Third Street
Watervilet
Henry, W. Reynders
National Commercial Bank and ‘Trust
Watervlietman
Elder
John “Pysen
Walker Ostrom
Albany
Ostrom
Joseph McCarthy
Palace Hotel
Aleged
McCarthy
Ralph Benedict
Dearing
Arthur Crisprell
Kingston
Ernest
B. Morris
Morris
Edward 5. Kampfeld
Gallup
Garfield School eighth graders to celebrate with Home event
Garfield School eighth grade graduates from the class at Garfield School will be entertained at the Wayne Koppes home tomorrow at 6 pm with Mrs Koppes and others in charge of arrangements. A Frankfortre roast and outdoor games are planned if weather cooperates. The Garfield School Association provided close prizes, including a $5 scholastic award to Alan Koppes presented by the retiring president Mrs Arnold W Stiter.
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Dixon's
Isabella F. Shaver
County War Finance
Association
Alan ‘Koppes
Arnold ‘W. Stiter
Clinton Reverses Court Conviction In Phillips Case
The Police Court judgment against Earl Phillips for petite larceny was reversed on appeal by Judge Barry Clinton. The case stemmed from a $26 refrigerator repaint dispute with Andrew Marro, who claimed Phillips kept payment after unsatisfactory work. The appeal cited lack of proof of intent to commit a crime and noted the matter should have been addressed in City Court for breach of contract. Phillips was represented by Frank Keeshan. Marro by Joseph E. Walsh.
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Arguvest
Earl Phillips
Andrew Marto
Phillips
James Fbyron Gottity
Barry FE Clinton
Morris Simon
Te Pat
M&k
Marro
Frank Keeshan
Bady
Joseph E. Walsh
Sichon
ExCa FTO Meet Sets Final Season Session
ExCa FTO will meet tomorrow night at Me mond Rock Hall. Chief Patri arch Fret Huoziker will preside over important business described as the last meeting of the season. Sessions are recessed until Zest. 12 for a fall ray with refreshments provided.
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Memond Rock Hall
Fret Huoziker
Bs Onaaretime
Sy Charles W
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