Motion to Set Aside Medwood Verdict Denied
In Supreme Court Justice Haworth denied a motion to set aside the Medwood verdict. Charles J. Ranney led the failed bid for a new trial while Mrs. Marlo Medwood's counsel David Rotenfeld and B Stewart Joncas argued prejudiced jurors and weight of the verdict. The judge stayed execution for thirty days with potential extensions as appeals loom.
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Wlnworth
Charles J. Ranney
Maelkroll & Ranney
Teogarith Avie Hue Bus Corp
Inu
Butde
Supreme Court
Mra
Marlo Modwnood
U Pain
The
Bus Corporation
Justice Haworth
Supreme, Court
David Rotenfeld
B. Stewart Joncas
Mrs
Medwood
Hanney
Atorney
Defanse
Elsworth
Jones
County Court Set To Hear Civil Cases First Two Weeks
County Court will convene under Judge Herbert Hain for the Alured term with civil business scheduled in the first two weeks. The criminal calendar, prepared by District Attorney Bava Wiley, will be considered later in the term. Four civil cases date back to 1912 and 1945 through 1947, with trial dates pending and arraignments set for the term’s start.
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Reassiiser
Herbert , Hain
Disl. Atty
Bava J. Wiley
Wiley
Crossword Puzzle Teases Hidden Clues Across The Grid
A cryptic puzzle page presents a collage of garbled letter strings and stray chunks. Readers decipher wordplay corners and fill entries amid fragmented clues and stray proper nouns.
Unclear OCR fragment references many items and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple unrelated items and proper nouns including a mahogany grain, an airplane mower, a light haired girl, and various numbered entries. No coherent event or person dominates the readable content.
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York
River Inaiberis
Wallhound
Gloctas Ridge
Craprhouter
Prement
Esther *Riattilion
Gasoline Dealers Fight State Tax Proposal
The Tri-County Petroleum Industries Committee of which Rensselaer County dealers are part formed to oppose a proposed gasoline tax increase. Chairman Thomas F. Watson calls it a threat to all motor vehicle owners and predicts nearly 20 million dollars in added taxes yearly if the bill passes. He argues motorists already pay general and special taxes for roads and asserts further gas tax would be an unjust burden.
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Tri-County Petroleum Industrries Committee
Rensselaer County
Nove
Thomas F. Watson
New York
Sertda
Eastern Star Hosts Patriotic Washington's Birthday Program
Palestine Chapter OFS held a Washington's Birthday event after a drill and business meeting. Duets by Mrs. Steinhilber and Mrs. Altstrum with piano by Mrs. McCochring. Mrs. Timothy Rages led the party. Next meeting March 13 at 7 30 p.m. then bus to district deputy meeting in Schaghticalce. Reservations with Mrs. Mashey or Miss Emma Le May.
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Palestine
Timothy Rages
Schaghticalce
Mashey
Emma le May
Mission Circle Hosts Bombay Student Mission Circle Event
The Mission Circle of the Charet of Caust hosted Monday evening worship at Mrs Hart Ives home 2005 Fifteenth Street with theme And A Highway Shall Be There and A Way led by Mrs John Arekian. Sultan Thayer a Bombay student spoke on Indian youth movements. Trev and Mrs Charles M Sharpe will host next Monday for the annual birthday party. Miss Ruth Hubbell presided. refreshments were by Mrs ves with Miss Juanita Brery and Mrs Lewis Rochford assisting.
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Hart Ives
Fifteenth Street
John Arekian
Sultan ‘Thayer
Bombay
India
Trev
Charles M. Sharpe
Reserve Officers Hear About Ship’s Cruise
Ty Murray Doody Albany former commander in the Navy was the guest speaker at the Juco chapter meeting of the U S Naval Reserve Officers Association at the Surf Room Annex. Doody, a member of the Organized Reserve, spoke on his experience aboard the battleship Wisconsin to Panama. H C Pull Jorton, president, was in charge.
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Ty Murray Doody
Albany
U. S. Naval Reserve
Annex
Mr. Doody
Organized Rearive
Wisconsin
Panama
H. C. Pull Jorton
Chairmen Named To Help Prepare Elks' Convention
Edward J. Rowan announces Troy Elks convention chairmen for the state gathering. Appointments include P B Flannery parade bands, Daniel J. King registration, Peter Moloney house committee, Dr J Edward Gallico reception, George P Birkenauer publicity, and Wm Farnan auto parking. Officers to be nominated March 13 and elected March 20.
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Edward J. Rowan
Troy
George P. Birkenauer
Briuling
Whymas Farnan
Ronan
Kinge
Harold Danzis
Youth Asks for Hearing in Car Stealing Case
Joseph Sharp a 17 year old sailor of Wynantskill asked for a hearing yesterday when arraigned on a charge of grand larceny connected with the theft of a stolen 948 Chevrolet owned by Joseph O Neil of Fifth Avenue. Two youths were arrested in the case with a 14 year old from Cohoes Bay held on juvenile delinquency in Rensselaer County Children's Court. The Sharp hearing was adjourned to Monday.
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Joseph Sharp
Manin Avenue
Wynantskill
Vroy
Joseph O'Neil
Fifth Avenue
112Th Street
Ninth Avenue
Cohors Bay
Renssuliner County
Children’s Court
Monany
More Plans Made For Legion Event
Woble Callahan Post American Legion welcomes its sixteenth woman member Helen Kazimier along with John F Risley at a meeting led by Fred Anderson and Frank McKeever. St Patrick's Day observance plans are announced for Saturday March 1 with corned beef and cabbage supper dancing and a program. Executive committee meets Thursday at 5 pm prior to the session which will not underway at 30 pan. Mar Anderson will preside
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Woble-Callahan Post
American Legion
Helen Kazimier
Rocuss
Kirst Street
The
Marine Corp
John F. Risley
Fred ©.Anderson
Connanier
Frank McKeever
Mar Anderson
Troy Lizards Swamp Meet Hosts Minstrel Show
The Troy Swamp Military Order of Lizards held a Thursday night meeting featuring a minstrel performance directed by Mrs. Lillian Kehr with Miss Mando Powley as accompanist. Refreshments were arranged by Mrs. Bertha Jaret, and Adelopa tlan from the local swamp attended a recent Saranar Swamp meeting in Albany led by Mrs. Lillian Slocum.
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Troy Swamp
Lillian Kehr
Mando Powley
Mita Bertha Jaret
Adelopatlan
Lillian Slocum
Saranar Swamp
Albany
Bertha Cojlous
Fitzpatrick to Get Albany Welfare Job
Barnard V. ditypuluich formerly served as secretary to Albany's mayor for over twenty years and is expected to join the city’s welfare department as deputy commissioner. Commissioner Leo M. Doody asked the Albany County Board of Supervisors to create the post to ease duties ahead of retirement age for Commissioner Dandy next year.
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Barnard V. Ditypuluich
Albany
Miyors
County Welfare Department
Leo M. Doody
Welfare Bureau
Albany County Board of Sus Pervisore
Fitzpatrick
Dandy
Unclear text hints Albany housing post and pay figures
The fragment mentions a $9000 rating, a Fitzpatrick related to Albany Housing Authority, and an annual $7200 figure tied to a commissioner's use. The passage is garbled, lacking clear actions or names to establish a definite reportable event or outcome.
Albany public figure Fitepatrick's political rise outlined
Yenldonce describes Fitepatrick, a notable Albany figure, who began in public life after World War I service and work for the Albany Argus. He held roles from head clerk to secretary in municipal housing and later served under Mayors Wittlyn Patrick, Thatcher, and Hooge Corning, without extra pay.
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Albany Public Fe
Old Albany Argus
Yoalekorboukor
Katrip
Hark
Wise
Prom News
Wat
Wittlyn S.patrick Als
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