Dewey Silent On Appeal By Donaldson
The report notes the absence of any word from the Governor regarding Donaldson's appeal and his likely execution by electric chair at Sing Sing Prison. The court has set January 14 as the date for the sentencing event in the county seat, with Governor’s office silence noted. Local Brunswick observances include Parents Night at 8 pm with hostesses Mrs Teresa Purnia and Mrs Hay Oiker.
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Che Shidow
George
Ute
Utiaied
Ildsons
PeLod
Singming
Varenis
Lietii
Brunswick
Pheresa Purnia
Miy
Hay Oiker
Easter Sunday timing and lunar details noted
The text outlines Easter Sunday timing tied to March and April dates, referencing lunar cycles and religious observances. It mentions Ash Wednesday and various feast days, with uncertain details about specific weeks and celebrations within the Christian calendar.
Plan Series of Lenten Services At Troy Church
A Troy church outlines a sequence of Lenten services including Holy Communion and evening prayers. The schedule mentions multiple speakers and visitors guiding sermons, with a focus on Holy Week events and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Church
Women Arrange Committees At Local Wealths Association
The New Wealths Association met at Mr Patrice Rete’s home to elect officers and plan events. Officers and chairs named include May E Chim, Vin Darnthy, Mo Gistees, Walon L. Collins, and others with duties in entertainment, finance, and social activity. Plans for a fall dinner and December program were discussed, with refreshments provided.
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Deo
New One Wealths Association
Sunsafer
Patrice
Apriay Avenue
Redeye
Wiss
Vin Darnthy
Mersell
Wishee ML
Demer
Mo Gistees
Walon
L. Collins
Wishathenne
Blake
Prin Ms Deer
Thie Goodwin Pablo MW
Helens
von Mueller
Petty Aim
Loaless
Shepherds to Hold St Patrick's Party
A group of shepherds planned a St Patrick's celebration with a meeting at the city building. Key organizers included Mabel Waterman and others while Chian Building hosted the event under the oversight of commander Chun Welsh and Cand Estes awaiting arrival.
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Shepherds
Patricks
Chian
Mabel Waterman
Wade
Balding
Man credited with poor aim in county sports altercation
Police report describes a minor on field incident at Gab den Gill Fowl Sturt where Chit Abbott was attacked by a man identified as Blair. The assailant fled after the punch and was later charged with disorderly conduct. Witnesses described the suspect as shaky with the punch, and officers collected statements from Mrynd Blin and Thomas J O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abou Blair
Tole
Kanesehiet
Gabden Gill
Waliity
Thoma
Eis Tin Police
Philip
Columbians Uree Dower Selection
The Columbian Republican reports a meeting or event at Covina involving a driver and other figures amid political discussion. Key names include Nathinal L Goldstein and Dewey’s influence, with references to labor regulation and progressive governance. The text is fragmentary and names multiple groups and policies under consideration.
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Covina
T. Conventen
Hanky
Jiank
Micre
Nathinal L Goldstein
Ny Minded Bewey
Waveler
Fire crews battle blaze at two story frame building
Troy firefighters rushed to 12 Second Avenue at Le Street to extinguish a stubborn fire in a two story frame structure. The building housed a store run by Joseph Murphy and a barber shop operated by Rochelle Rochelle. Firefighters reported the blaze under control around 10 p.m.
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Troy Fenton
le 1 Bar Yesterns
Second Avenue
Joseph Murphy
Alfoo
iRochelle
Fiener
Pumper DY
Aly
Neosae Tunnel Engine Sent To Schuylerville Rescue Line
A partially readable item describes the Neosae Tunnel Engine moving to Schuylerville while a nearby theatre district and line owned by Samuel B Pinsley are noted. The vague text mentions a Hoo Tunnel and a Wilmington route and references a 11¢ house tunnel and Rola.
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Schuylerville
Wilming
Thrash Theatres
the Tay
Scbuylerelle
FX Samuel B Pinsley
Aimento
Former WACs Reenter Service Under Army Recruting Plan
Former Women Army Corps members eligible to rejoin the service must be 49 or younger, honorably discharged from the Corps. Acceptance will rely on a physical exam and needs of the War Department, with details issued by the Adjutant General in Washington. Information and applications available at Army recruiting stations in New York, New Jersey, and Delaware.
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Recordia
Athiay
Glyreh
Borelena Springs
Andrew Churen
John
Jones of the
Army
Army Recruitine Service
Second Service Command
Washington
DBC
New York
Nevedria
Delaware
Two More Thefts Added to Series in Schenectady
A string of recent window thefts in Schenectady continues with ten new cases reported over the last month. The robberies struck several shops including Jewelers and a fur store along State Street, Albany Avenue and nearby outlets. Police describe similar patterns of daytime window smashing and swift thefts, with investigators reviewing security footage and canvassing neighborhoods for witnesses.
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Ettpe
Casey
Nan Steel
New York
MG Albany
Oslo
Wanda
Jury to Hear Lorton Will Case Today
The Albany County jury is to hear arguments and reviews on the will of Howton Lorton. Witnesses questioned by both sides address alleged undue influence and the distribution of about 3100 dollars in nominal bequests and real estate according to the will.
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Lorton
Albany
Suiragites
Howton
Tessin
Ty Bey
Jeep
Rink
Yarton
Walwes
Tagish Bride Arrives From New York on Queen May
An arrival report describes James D Gondinur of Wort Ann bringing a bride from New York aboard a large ship. The couple traveled via a VX Ran Enghind route with a wave device involved, and the party proceeded to a local home.
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James D Gondinur
Ann
New York
Funeral Thursday For Matthew J. Luby
Funeral services are planned for Matthew J. Luby aged unknown with burial at Mount Loters Cemetery. He was father to Wallin Livy and associated with prominent local charities. Relatives request donations to a local home for the aged in lieu of flowers.
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Eiks Plens Paluch
Chirle J Stevenson
Cambridge
Gordon C Peck
Matthew F Kells
Magthew
Fatsinian
Wallin Livy
BN Pansselagy
Petieh
Ted Banisi
Loters Cemetery
Mia Daley
Syndin
Lon
Alnese
Pounal Cows Present Tie Sets of Twins
Pounal Cows present tie sets of twins as a local event, noting observers in the Dor man of Powsal area. The report mentions a Vermont freemer and a long-standing combining effort spanning about twenty years with community attention at Cine hha.
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Dorman
Powsal
Vermont
Humorist I To Appear At Tray Dinner
Announcement by the committee for the annual Tray Dinner lists Humorist I as the featured entertainer with plans for a St Patrick’s Eve program. The event draws a large crowd expected to attend in Vincennes and New York venues with many seats sold and reservations urged before March 1.
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St Pattee
Maulith
Iielanit
Patrici
Vincenn
Souis
Sato Wy
Court to Remove Old Cases From Calendar
County court convenes to consider removal of aged cases from the docket. Judge Willis announces motion by attorney Herbert Mamick to show cause why older liens should not be discharged. Proceedings set for next month to review the list and determine eligibility for removal.
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Alanis
Willham L . Trench
Ido Herbert Mamick
State Tax Blanks Distribution In New York
The note describes the start of a tax form distribution in New York related to a reduced personal income tax and prison costs. It mentions Governor Dewey, legislative action, and the plan to halve total land area figures in a specified area as part of implementing the tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bosieg
Dewey
Sehenectady Man Fatally Stricken
An elderly Sehenectady man died after a medical incident near waterworks. The death occurred while he was outdoors and responders transported him to a hospital but he did not survive. An autopsy or medical examination is expected to determine the cause of death.
Troy Child, $8, Hart In Climbing Fence
The fragment notes a dispute or incident involving Troy Child and an $8 amount, with references to Hart and a fence. It mentions a decathlon and a Sunday afternoon event at St Anthony s Church. Names Hoaley Syuevld and Gabe Linley appear in garbled form.
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Troy Child
Hart
Iink Hoaley
Syuevld
Gabe Linley
St Anthony S Church
Insurance note: add coverage for items not covered
A brief line states that items not covered under the current fire policy can have coverage added at very little cost. It implies an affordable upgrade option for additional protections. The text references a supplementary policy enhancement without naming carriers or dates.
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Wngel P. Brown Laboratorter, Inc
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Neine
Sloan
Albert E. Clement CO
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Wy Wowas Board Vwlember
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Roy Boud
Tdudthon
Bale
Troy
Wacs
Cligble
al Schencetady
Matthew J. Luby
Teter Mackey
Wwenne
Crow Hospital
River Menminds
Patiolatindmund Vickey
Irank Wallane
Sehenectady
Malham Po
Wallin
Lima Vitarle
Chas. H. Gardner Agency
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Red Cross
NEW York Power & Light
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