Fay and Bove Found Guilty Of Extortion
Labor leaders Fay and James Bove were convicted on extortion and conspiracy charges in New York over payments tied to the Delaware Water Project. They face up to 15 years for extortion and up to five years for conspiracy, with sentencing set for April.
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Joseph
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James Bove
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Delaware
State Supreme Court
Walsh Construction Co
Willem HL Munson
Bove
Munson
Atty
Frank
Hogan
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Hoosick and area notes from church to war news
Wounded Sgt Frank Cipperly returns to the United States from Germany. Social and religious items include visits among Hoosick residents, church services at All Saints and Hoosick Baptist Church, and a Laf-A-Lot card party with prizes. Community activities list upcoming meetings and hosts.
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Frank Cipperly
Germany
United States
Frank. Cipperly
Troy
Eauy E. Cipperly
Breese Holday
George Ritenburg
Tamarac
Sanford Rltenburg
Fir
George Aghton Oldham
Albany
All Saints
Sylvester. James
Camp Shanks
Arthur Guider
Williamstown
James D. Paddock
Frank LeBarron
North Hoosick
Thorsdey
Harrison J. Philpott
Hoosick Baptist Church
J. 3. Gould
Don Stevens
LeVern
Prebble
Robert McCart
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
William Garner
Boytonville
Harold C. Prebie
Forrest Sherman
Carl Stevens
Daniel Webster
Elsworth Javens
Potter Hill
All Saints’ Branch
Girls’ Friendly Society
Caroline A. Lohnes
Bernard ‘Porter
Hostés
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Hoosick
William Thorpe
William Noonan
Hoosick Street
Red Cross
Mary Redempia
St Paul’s Hospital
Manila
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Philippines
Maryknoll
Johanna Coffey
Glens Falls
Anne Germain
Margaret Coffey
Stother
James J. Coffey