Marital Court Calendar Highlights Ruling on Alimony and Fees
A late 19th century Albany Supreme Court session led by Justice Bergan weighed divorce and annulment matters with mixed outcomes. Several motions addressed direct discovery, counsel fees, and temporary alimony while one case sought to cancel judgments. A separate action against Cohoes officials and a remaining request to restore a calendar entry drew additional attention.
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Muti
Supreme Court
Bengwolier
Maucin Bergan
Uituuke
Alvorce
Bergan
Yeaterday
David
Cohoex
Heipan
Mr Doherty
Albert Chilbonneyu
Cohoes
Margaret Cleary
Rosenfeld
Plulntlit
David Chit
Albany
Mo Michiel Dobris
Ivlion
Altigunst
Prafared Action Insurance Co
New York
Lyman
Braden
Simon Rosenstock
Mary Place
Elmer Place
Abraham
Divorce and alimony actions listed in calendar
The document lists numerous court appearances for plaintiffs and defendants across divorce and alimony cases. Attorneys for plaintiffs include Mackrell Ranney Cate Scheppi Silterlee and Crossman while several defendants are represented by others. multiple docket entries name individual parties and counsel in assorted actions.
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Bonds Mackrell & Ranney
Feew
Beatrice Roberty
Antwyne Roberts Murphy
Aldiith Guy Broderick & Simon
Holy Name Group Plans Breakfast Event at St Peters
Holy Name Society of St Peters Church outlines plans for a Sunday communion breakfast on April 14. James Pintil named sharman of the committee with a large roster including William Vyers Philipstain, Drohin, DeRobertis, and many others to organize drives, meetings, and activities.
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Pliby
Holy Name Society
St Peters Church
St Peters Lyceum
James Pintil
Sharman
William Vyers
Philipstain Drohin
Abo DeRobertis
Soriely Wil
Yuch
Nut
Area Funeral Directors Name Two States
Regul and opposition slates of candidates were reported Thursday by examining committees at the directing of the Mohawk Hudson Tunwi i Directory Association at the Hendrick Hudson Lhe opposition committee selected the incumbent afters an ats acked naming Willan A Toohey for president Lew wil J Cummings final vice president Tohn J Tower aevond vice president Frank A Mineun secretary Lous P Gor ski ligasures and Charles H Mason ji Linglee the regular slate of nominees included Vic Cummins president Mr Tower flash yeu president Me Mason set and vice president Mr Manet stutelary Mr Gotakt tedster and John H Lodge huslee Discussion on, public selations was held at Thursdays meeting suesided over by Mr Toohey pres ent The following committee Wis appointed to meet with the Al biny County commissioner of pub New Welfire to seek improvement of welfire conditions in Whitenunty Linnel J Bervin enairmin John J McNulty Mr Cumtinungs and Angus WW MacAffer election of officery wall take place at the Api meeting The following new memiris were re ceived Lhursday John J WeNulty iunk J Bull and George F .Sulmell
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Manet
Gotakt Tedster
John H Lodgehuslee
Toohey
Wis
Albiny County
Pub
New Welfire
Whitenunty
A O HL of Troy To Conduct Annual Banquet
Annual banquet for Tallison A O II and Division 1 2 tasks draws about 200 reservations. Meeting at Mis ulm Mice Joseph Humes chairs arrangements with dinner at Annis home. Samuel McDermoth’s orchestra to provide entertainment with dances solos by Mrs Catherine Sullivan and Norma Dalor. Dancing to continue until 2 am with Lees orchestra.
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Tallison & A O II
Compiele
Mis Ulm
Joseph Humes
Penyal Chait Min
Iinge
Wall Lake Placy
Annis
Samuel McDermoths
Catherine Sullivan
Vass
Norma Dalor
Lees
Wish Game Club To Sponsor Tourney
The Hendrck Hudson Fish and Game Club will sponsor a tournament at St firsten New York on Sunday June 2. A committee meeting at A B Taylor's home will organize contests including skeet shooting and horseshoes. Nicholas West leads refreshments and entertainment with prizes of medals and trophies planned. The event marks a postwar rebuilding effort and includes an open house for men at Odd Fellows Hall in Alhia, with demonstrations of conservation work and club activities.
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Hendrck Hudson Fish and Game
For Stersten New Yokk
A B Taylor
Nicholas 7 West
Odd Tellows Hall
Alhia
Reserve Officers Resume Meetings After Chapter Reforms
The Troy Area Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association held a meeting Thursday night to restart activities after the chapter was reactivated following the end of the war. Col Sidney to Hammersley presided and outlined invitations to all armed forces officers for a forthcoming engagement. The organizing committee lists Col William KK Shyne Lt Cal Gesiga B Roth Maj Herbert ea Capt Wilam de Fitzpatrick Weant Capt Ralfe Gundergan. The chapter endorsed War Department plans to consolidate the three services.
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Troy Area
Reserve
Ayarlnlion
Sidney
Hammersley
van Iheharge Wel
Waren
William KK Shyne
Cal Gesiga
Roth
Herbert Ea
Wilam de Fitzpatrick Weant
Ralfe Gundergan
War Department
Shrine Association Names Committees For Year
The Shrine Association of Troy held a Thursday dinner meeting at the Hendrick Hudson, naming committees for the year. Guberl C Bindewald presided, with Finunre com mille James E MacChesney and others overseeing membership, nominating, and entertainment duties. An after-dinner program featured James Wilcox and guests.
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Satine Association of
Troy
Lhe
Hendrik Hudson
Guberl C
Bindewald
James E MacChesney Chatsman Hany
Carleton
Raymond B Sherman
Ward
Tift
Many P Cheney and
Tewis
JL Blughes
Joseph von Hayes Eshammian
Ffar
Master Masons Host Reception by Eastern Star
Master Masons of the area attended a Palestine Chapter OES reception in Lancingburg with Mrs Florence Mabel and William Groesbeck presiding. Local lodges, guests from Mechinicale and Waterville, and a buffet supper concluded the event as preparations for an upcoming session were announced.
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Palestine
Lancingburg
Massenic Temple
Florence Mabel Worthy
Anitron
William
Othe Stemhilder
Jeeue Lustrom
Vig Mildrea Metoch Vann
Pine Orville
Gowle
Phoenia Lodge
Ernest & Ded Goal
Jerusalem Lodge
Hadley
Rasmusun
Phoenix
Lodse
Mechinicale
Waterville Whitehall Watervliet
Cohors
Elizabeth Bills
Rkow
Lydia Vo Ashby
Banton
Schenenlady
Ric
Margaret Jalinger
Mra
Minna Giovsheok
Colonie Youth Hurt After Being Struck by Car Near Route 68
Allen McWitt, 16, of Route 68 Colonie, was hospitalized in Schenectady after a nighttime accident on Route 14 last night. Jere Naver, 18, of Cornell Street Schenectady, driving, said he failed to see the boy due to blinding headlights and struck him as he walked along the highway.
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Colonle
nuRrr Allen McWitt
Colame
Das Hospital
Schenectads
Alba
Schenectady
Jereith Naver
Cornell Street
Monau
Naver
Vague OCR Fragments From A New York Page Item
Readable segments show scattered names and places including a city in New York and a Southern farmer figure. The jumbled text hints at multiple fragmented clues and partial terms without a coherent event or clear subjects.
Schaghticoke Plans Old-Time Fourth of July Celebration
Schaghticoke members form a committee to stage an old-time Fourth of July event for a veterans memorial fund. A parade at 10 AM, picnic lunches, sports for all ages, and evening programs are planned at the Schaghticoke Park Grounds. Frank E Lesson named grand marshal. next meeting scheduled for May 28 at the Municipal Building.
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Georpe
Schahticoke
Schaghticoke
Schaghtwoke
Charles Waldron
Iclude
Charles P Peilly
Thomes Arnald Portts
Ernest L Moor
John E Mitchell
William E Burdick
Raymond Sher
John Tims
Joseph P Mitchell
Cirford Vial
Kanas Williams Sports
Mayo
Frank E Lesson
Pehaghticoke Pan
Treene
Coroner Delays Verdict In Wescott Case After Autopsy
Coroner Duffy withheld verdict on Robert Westcott and awaited state police toxicology results from Albany. Autopsy showed death by asphyxia due to drowning after his car left 1330 First Street and plunged into the Hudson near Pensy Street. Funeral services for Westcott planned in Troy with burial at Adventist Cemetery Berlin. coroner noted accidental drowning as a possible cause but awaited lab report before ruling.
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Thymes
Robert Westott
First Street
Hudson
Pensy Street
Duffy
Stile Police
BCL
Albany
Fred J Lowe
Aveny
Weecotts
Ile
Wenealt
Troy
Barber Funeral
Peters
Berlin
Abandoned USO Plane Search Near Arctic Islands
A long trial recounts the disappearance of a USO support flight. Reports describe sightings through clouds, failed landings, and native inquiries as authorities and allied forces search northern waters and Arctic mountains for clues about the missing aircraft and crew.
Fragmentary Voice Notes From an Army Field Camp
A garbled OCR snippet hints at an Army barracks scene with mentions of a Piet and outbreaks and a distressed note. The readable elements suggest a military setting and possible health or discipline concerns, but the fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations to fix a full event summary.
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Alaun
Sipeo
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Auto Top RePaIr CO
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Tivorto
Mary M_ Schepla
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Johnpiex
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Agnes Callsan
Gail Callson
Lammnuel
Jellybuk
Pollone & Berger
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James FP Bell
Benjamin T Crossman
Croymin
Wilums
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Ldward Leonard Mwy
Allin
Edith Delain Vy
LaRue Delamaler
Henrry I Kobhaly
Tilah Sorpegia
Ching To McCoy
Robert S
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Plantif
Adleen Mullen
Thomas
Mullen
Walford
le Poresher
Holy Name Group
Reman Wine and Liquor Store
Ralph A Cazzillo
Fifteenth ST
Hutton 59
Area Funeral Directors
A. O. HL of
Wish
Shrine Association
Master Masons
Eastern Star
Valkeman
Troutte
Norway
D—Cerman
Irda
Bate
Arilfietel
Bown
Wescott
USO
Anny Allman
Bret
Ramoto
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Re Pyally
Hidagawa
Childs
Schott
Amichine Jung UN
Otter Tour
Yimigoof
Teds
Broadway
Felder
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