Crash Suit Testimony Starts Today
A complex automobile collision case in Renashaer County Supreme Court opens with multiple plaintiffs alleging injuries and property damage from a crash between a Cook car and a Union Fern truck. Plaintiffs seek substantial sums for injuries, medical expenses, and damages.
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Renashaer County
Thve Plaints
Waltter
Cook
Santiaga SL
Tors
Nis Wile
Amma Cook
Inlow Fem
Teoy
Ile
Qmployes
Joseph Wovobey
Frank Zaltwhy
Allis
Herbert
Famil
Puumpur
Wade
Maluchy
Union Forn
Cok
John B. S
Burke
Joseph Fr. Burke
Nicomea FP
Nicomea FP. ‘Tracy, Mr. Woraley
Zaliteky
Yepresenter
George of
Curley
George A Burke
Union
Pern
Blaintiff
Henry
Bayly
Union-Fern
Mr. Worahey
Arthur L. Hasea
Macmillan in Paris Briefed on Peninsula Talks and Allies
Macmillan and Secretary Lloyd ended a Paris visit with aims to shape policy and timing of talks, stressing discussion over negotiation. They held frank, cordial talks with French leaders and planned future discussions with Adenauer and Canadian and American leaders.
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Macniltin
Vfinuaga
Seheyn Lloyd
London
Ieprints
BIS
Paris
Jvas
Macmillan
Lloyd
Lean
Premigr Michal
Dybre
Mauirive
Couve de Wurville
Genoa Fir Gaulle
Hebre
Bona
Komral Adenauer
Canada
John Dinkenbacker Wid
Washington
Eisenhow
Fragmented notice hints at political graft and state theater
A garbled OCR fragment references a governor and state affairs with mentions of public offices, audits, and contracts. It suggests a formal notice or hearing involving named officials and entities, though text is largely indecipherable and incomplete. The piece appears to touch on governance, budgeting, and possible oversight actions.
Obituaries and funeral notices bustle through Albany area
Multiple deaths and services reported from Albany Troy and Bennington. Mary Nicbuby of Clinton Ave died after brief illness. funeral readings noted at Saint Patrick’s Church and burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Margaret Corcoran, 97, dies after long illness in Virginia with services in Cohoes and Bennington. Carrie Aull of Berlin and Elizabeth Colaway both remembered in memorials and church services. Hildra Sorensen and Dora Plouffe memorials announced with church rites and interments. Funeral notices for Christina Wagar, William Hollister, George Wheeler, John Daley, and others outline wake times, church Masses, and burial arrangements.
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Macy
Mary
Nicbuby
Clinton Ave
Alary
Montiny
Gleyy Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Priday
Amy
Sir Patrick's Church
Burl
St. Mary's Cemetery
Als
Midwhy
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Center Brunswick
Troy
Met
Hofey Baking Co
George W. Mebuhr
West Point
George Niebue
Vetor J. O'Connor
Thomas T. O'Connor
J. Charles Won
Margaret Corcoran
Housick St
Knollwood Nursing Hong
Valatie
Hess
Corcoran
James
Mary Ann Corcoran
Mary French
Wison
Mary Strench Wilson
M A. Wilson
Lyons Street
Tennington
Taugster
John W. Pranch
Military Academy
Putnam
Bonnington
Alfred
Nielson
Long Inland City
Jt Vnal
Walbridge
Benington
Francis Ayn Nitchie
Bennington
U. S. Military Academy
St. Peter's Church
Frances Corcorat
Th John
Lodge Kmnersl
Sth Ave
St Peter’s Church
SS Peter's
Mery McClellan
North Caralux i
Cambeige
Army Nurse Corps
Shushan
Pam
Sy Funecal
Cainebridge
Nelson Bury
Paslue
al Shushan Methodist
Wil
Woodlands
Chmelery
Dora Mc Fowen Plouffe
Middle St. Cohoes
Alfred Plouffe
William [ Plowl
Haymond Temay
George Ropileky
Mather Bechard
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Hult
Carrie Aull
Berlin First Baptist Church
Frank Mararn
White Funeral Home
Berlin
Washington Parl Mu- Baptist Church
Neral Mame
Ard
Amd
Peanle Sparks
Cinling
Fidurs
Deacosa
Blessed Mother Church
Beavers
Masawa
Havhara Crowley
Interhwiit
Berliawyek
Alexander Berdar
Colemmy Ganna
Elizabeth J. Colaway
Chirk
blairTy
Charles Brandt
Elawood Mit
Wass
Boyke
Wasyl
Charles) Boyko
Malroge
Melrose
Katherine Solowit
Runalive
Poland
Charles Boyko
Melroses
Petar Kozlowski
Mary Boyko
Michael Boyko
Melrosey
Frank Janes
Wynantskill
Washington Park
St. Troy
Hrsil
Maplewood
St. Basil's Cemetery
Inetunin Due
Uhg
Darmer
Theresa Puymury
Kree Sang
Winyl
Hollister St
Nashua
Nellie Winslow Hollister
Gold Star
Richard TE. Hollister
Richard E. Hollister
William F. Hollister Jr
Grennan Hollister
Thinas Beaudet
Laconia
Bond St
Mary G. Daley
Emma Daley
Kyvan Daly
Patrick's Chiveh
George B. Whorley Jr
Agneste Bid'vmeson
Robert M. Daley
Holt
Wheeler
Tate John Daley
Fonda
River Sky
St. Patrick's Church
Ar. Daley
John J. Daley
Broadway
Watervliet
Parker Bros. Memorial
That City
John &. Wiley
Gartyide Magill
Wy Saylor
John A. Tones
Wesley Wachumas
Owen A. McSweeney
Joseph ©. Shostak
Buia
St. John's
Falher Riley
Father Riley
Brotherhood of Railway
Delaware & Hudson and
New York Central Cout
4000th Boy Joins Cub Scout Pack in Johnsonville
Howard Gifford became the 4000th Boy to join Cub Scout Pack 3 in Johnsonville, joining John Wiley as members of Cub Pack 3. The event, sponsored by Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Co, saw Millacd Jorstan register them with Leslie A. Gifford’s son, and Stanley's Department Store awarded Howard a new uniform and a scout shirt for the registrar.
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Johnsonville Vulunteer Fire Co
Stanley's
Howard
Jordan
Gifford
Wy & L.gt. Gruley Ie
Rockefeller Budget Victory Shapes New Fiscal Plan
Governor Rockefeller unites GOP to approve a revised budget and tax changes. The plan cancels the 1958 income tax, shifts 1959 withholding to payroll style, and raises motor fuel and cigarette taxes while expanding a 15 percent levy on wholesale cigar and related products. Assemblyman Russo cites the promise of continued credits as pivotal for party support.
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Livia B. Russo
Staten Island
Phy
Rockefeller
Heck
Neck
Uteame
Museum Consinnerd Plans New Quarters for 35000 Children
The Junior Museum Jas year served 35000 children with plans for expanded quarters. Louis Blemay, director, outlined exhibits and classes in art geology astronomy and puppetry along with study trips and booklets. Junior League support includes $3500 annual donation and hundreds of volunteer hours toward a ball on April 4 at The Hendrick Museum to fund the final payment for the new quarters.
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Edy
2Nd Streer
Jas
Burdis
Louis Blemay
Muse
Junior League Spport
Junior League
Large! Con
Richard Kerler
Ways and Means
Durin League
Hendrick Musson
League
Robert If. Purser
Ismay
Henry B. Linequist
Innier League Planning
Drectous
Charles E. Collins Jr
Troy Naval Center to host student tour and open house
The U S Naval Reserve Training Center at Washington and Front streets will host a student tour and open house Monday for Stik water Centr and their parents. Visitors will view three World War II Pacific Naval operations films. Chief Petty Officer John Shanney will present a talk on naval service opportunities.
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Troy
U.S. Naval Reserve Craining Center
Stikwater Centr! Rehao
U.S
Pacific
Three Navy Reservists Begin Two Week Training
Three members of the U S Naval Reserve are to leave Saturday for two weeks of training. John Joseph Denvaror of Watervoot reports to the U S Grand Canyon at Newport. Stanley J Miles of Voy reports to 185 Chilton Norfolk Way for assignment with the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard Group. James C McGlyn of Latham reports to Brooklyn Naval Shipyard for Supervisory Officers training COR.
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U.S. Naval Reserve
John Joseph Denvkar
St. Watervoot
U S
Grand Cangon
Newport
Stanley J. Miles
St. Voy
Chilton
Norfolky Way
James C. McGlyn
Kreadler Dry Latham
Brooklyn Naval Shipyard
Wandisford Obituaries and Albany Campaign Note
A jumble of obituary notes from Waterford and Watervliet lists loved ones of Wandisford and Griffin families, with funeral details for Mrs. Jesse Griffin and others. The piece also mentions William A Wandisford and Cres Wandisford, plus a memorial service at Crescent Union Cemetery and arrangements at Quand Funeral Home. A separate blurb notes A B Chandler of Kentucky announcing another bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, recalling his 1996 campaign and intent to run again.
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Wandisford
Youngstown
Ohio
Sillimant
Cressent
William A. Wandisford
Renard G. Wordisford
Waterford
Frank Phoenix
Cohoes
Quand Funeral
Broad
Crescent Union Cemetery
Jesse Griffin
Vth Ave
Watervliet
Amsterdam
Memorial Hosprial
Albany
Bill Health
Charles Kase
Sehnola
Hved
Waterviiel
Jermal
Memorial Presbyterian Ghurals
Har Iisbind
Wil Wain
Griffey
Welday
J. Cregory
Nealon & Son
Dl Avital
Meg
Memory Gardens
Colonie
Dan
Guy
Apy
Chandler
Kentucky
Vasil
Kennedy Not Scolded Say Kennedy Not Scolded Waenington CUPT
A committee ordered staff changes after a three hour meeting addressing Kennedy's remarks about labor management offers to assist his brother Senator Kennedy. The action was described by some as a reprimand though others disagreed, following a Milwaukee conference recording.
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Waenington Cupt
Benale
Lomimitiog
Hykeward Sulvanee
Nanagement Oy
Suive Duartera
Uhing
Robert F. Keaney
Primshers
Kennedy
Silakee
Itn
Sen
John B. Kennedy
U-Mass
Milwaukee
Sony Ewe
Shenendehowa Appoints Reading Teacher at High School
Shenendehowa Central School announces Mrs Ruths Strang has joined the district as a reading instructor at Shenendehowa High School. She will work with students needing reading improvement and provide small group instruction for those with special reading difficulties, as disclosed by supervising principal Charles D Frie r.
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Ruths Strong
Shenendehowa Central Lebiel
Charles D. Frier
Strang
Iraqi rebellion in Iraq worsens amid air attacks and diplomatic row
Rebel forces in northern Iraq launched a week long push toward the Syrian border while government jets bombed, radio reports said. Baghdad blamed Egypt’s Nasser for stirring unrest as protests and expulsions of diplomats followed. Regional reactions spread from Damascus to Ankara with the Baghdad Pact under pressure.
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Gunutnuedt
Slosul Wold
Mesa Trom
Syian
Traqi
Bae
Mosul
Nasser
Baghdad
Raseem
United Arab Trepud
Liv Imhassy
Middle East
Ahmed Salen
M1 Abdi
Radio
U.A.R
Kasse
Asyein
Areb
Nusant
Allddie East Urws
Ankara
Turkey
Minish
Istanbul
Mogah
Na ‘Viana
Thesuljeel
Trai
Sli
Witt Tran
Britain
Pakistan
Iraq
Motl Warren
Local church service announced for today at 1 30 pm
A church notice lists a service at 1 30 pm today with readings from Mahashing 4 and a musical piece titled The Broken Wall. The service will be held at the local chapel with Ina and Renyselagr among those mentioned in the program.
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Mov
Robert
Hanley
Tapliat Chuek
Renyselagr
Ina
Castleton Fete Contest Winners List
Castleton officials announced winners of the annual fete emblem and motto contest. First prizes went to Linda Aulterer for The Otto Schoducks Salute to History, Susan Bowling for Hudson Chin Plain Fest design, and Willina Lateh for another term. Pupils from Castleton public schools entered in junior and senior divisions across three categories. judges included Mrs. Edmund Galls and Donald Blatzer.
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Castleton
Iisa
Henry Hudson
Linda Aulterer
Otto
Schoduck
Susan Bowling
Willina Lateh
Millee
Castles Ton
Rickover Promoted to Vice Admiral in Nuclear Export Controversy
The Fen alu yesterday contends its nro imotiah at the Navy's nuclear euhmaring export Myth G Rickover promoted to vice admiral amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Rickover
Fenalu
Imotiah
Navy
Myth G. Rickover
Adinlend
Oil import quotas cut under new wartime plan
The article outlines pending government controls on crude oil and products, classifying crude oil as unfinished, punished, residual, or finished. It notes finished oil was excluded from voluntary quotas and will face the sharpest cut under a mandatory system, with regional daily limits set for the United States east and west of the Mississippi and adjustments to overall consumption.
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Peri Alain
Truckies
United States
Senate delays vote on Luce ambassador nomination
Senator Morse seeks further consideration of Clare Luce’s nomination as ambassador to Brazil. The Foreign Relations Committee held a closed session delaying a decision on whether to hold hearings. Luce, former Time editor’s wife, was cited in a Time Latin America article about Bolivian unrest and U.S. stance. State Department denied the unnamed embassy officer statement referenced.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Clare Boothe Guce
Brazil
Morse
Senate Foreign
Linus Commilise
Lino
U. S
Boliv Bors
State Department
Malany Uy & Obfiers
Urges Latin America Ties in Cold War Speech
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower urged strengthening ties with Latin America as a safeguard for democracy amid Cold War tensions. Secretary Lens spoke to OAS delegates during an official visit, with a ceremonial welcome featuring memorabilia from the National Press Building.
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Washingston
Lernus
Organization of American States
Lens
Uhe
Jess Builsling
Tr Nis
Eisenhower Cade
Latham Sewer Plan Approved By Levitt
State comptroller Arthur Levitt announced the approval of extending the Latham sewer district to the Watervliet Shaker Road area. The sector includes 148 occupied residences plus three homes under construction. Estimated cost to extend the district is $1,400,000.
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Arthur Levitt
He 'Taven
Colonia
Albany
Population of Tokyo Rises by 1 450 in Last Year
Tokyo’s metropolitan government announced yesterday that the population grew by 1 450 people in the previous year. The update covers the city as of February and reflects ongoing urban growth in the capital.
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Tokyo
UIT
Khrushchev Comments and Berlin Visit Notes
Khrushchev spoke about his Monday meeting with Erich Honecker, head of the East German opposition, and signaled possible Soviet concessions on Berlin while denying accepting invitations that would complicate world peace. He criticized Willy Brandt’s Berlin visit stance and said discussions remained hopeful for both sides despite tensions.
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Khrushchev
Erich Oenhauer
Ollefshanter Sini
Berlin
Ollanhaner
Khrushehey
West Berlin
Willy Bryant
Foel
Willy
Brandt
Khoushehav
Kiyushehev
Trane
Khrushelev
Khrushchny
Utside
Germany
Eisenhower Names Mix of Nominations to Public Posts
President Eisenhower announced nominations including Owen Hy Meld to Israel ambassador, George M. Jolson to Civil Rights Commission, Cee P. Milo as assistant Navy secretary, J. Aden Overton Jr. to the U S Harbor Commission, and others. Reid, Jolson, and Overton are noted with their ages and former positions, reflecting a broad reshuffle across defense, civil rights, and regulatory agencies.
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iPresident
Defense Depertmen
Kits Wational Hank and Trust Lo
Wis
Hawaii Statehood Bill Clears House Hurdles
The House Rules Committee reported the Hawaii statehood bill 7 to 4 clearing the way for swift passage in both houses. Democratic Leader McCormack said debate would start today as supporters predicted passage with a large margin.
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Washington
House
Howss
Senate
Pacific Islands
House Rules Committee
John W. McCormack
Mass
Good o'Brien
Smargin
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Weil
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Senasak
Archie
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Brutwayy
Alva
Danette
Bink
Andre Bragdiemy
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Ikke
Tsb
Seth N& DitriiAhy
Madarash
William J
Stanley
Wronowski
Russell
Michael
Kolady
John Korye
Nicholas Mancini
Sts. Poles and Paul Cemetery
Walers
Talier Sharanvyck
Father Sharanvyek
Allegheny
Lidia Steal Co
Howard Gifford
TM Geade
Havilek Valley
Central Shoal
Tas
Uncle Sam Sonuyil
Boy Scouts of America
Hockefeller
Altai
Troy Naval Center
Happy Chevalier
Shenendehowa
Inal
Luce
Latham
Levitt
Wwgy
Westvaco Reports
George N. Hoover
Mechanicville
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Mil
Israel Post
Reid
Overton
Svar O. Brogsferd
Sverton
Webire
Commerce Department
Hawaii
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