Troy Will Pay Town Taxes On City Incinerator Site
The Gary of Troy plans to pay taxes on the incinerator site located in Brunswick town limits while slated for a city project. Officials note the temporary valuation and state the final assessment will reflect the completed structure and location near the town line.
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Tas Oy
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Bresowich
Mayer
Aborn
Inveslon
Tomtheith
Kannock Reservoir
Water Bureau
Powell Case May Be Given To Jury Late Today
The Walter Dunning Powell murder trial in Boston was recessed for a court holiday and is expected to go to the 14 member jury later today. Defense and prosecution attorneys will present final arguments before Judge Daniel OBrien delivers the verdict. Powell testified as the sole defense witness, admitting he entered the Back Bay shop of Jacob Kohn but denying involvement in the dealer's death.
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Boston
Walter Dunning Powell
Albany
Daniell Obrien
Powell
Jacob Kohn
Back Bay
Kohn
Fall From Airplane Not Thought Serious
Richard L. Sawyer, 11, fell from an abandoned war plane after playing in its cockpit. He survived the fall without immediate injury, then pain surfaced after three days with X rays revealing two broken vertebrae.
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Atlanta
Richard L. Sawyer
Richard
Thousands Pay Honor To Gen Henri Giraud
Gen Henri Giraud was buried in Paris in a state funeral attended by President Vincent Auriol and government leaders. About fifteen thousand people filled the Esplanade before the Invalides as Defense Minister Paul Ramadier hailed him as a legendary hero and a liberator of France.
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Honore Giraud
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Vincent Auriol
Leorps
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Paul Remadier
Giraud
France
The
Invalides
Ramadier
Dijon
Orwell Ohio Shows Rapid Industrial Growth
Orwell, a village of 960, has added 22 new industries in the last five years. Officials say the town now has a factory or business for roughly every thirty residents and there is no unemployment as workers commute from nearby communities.
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Orwell
Neith
United States
Cattle buyer’s fraud charge dropped after check dispute
Hans Btensland of Whitehall faced a charge of issuing a fraudulent check for 1275 dollars. The case was dismissed by Justice Harold Pray as insufficient evidence and the check deemed postdated.
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Gilberteville Cattl Buyer
Justice of the Peace
Harold Pray
Whitehall
Mtensland
Thurmond McMeré
Blate
Sydney
Robert Imrie
Glens Palle
Slensland
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