Four Troopers Assigned To Troop CG
Four troopers returned from military service have been assigned to Troop CG. Captain Willer J. Reilly announced the appointments, naming Walter C. Cunsdile of Albans as the only local man to pass the police aptitude exams. Also assigned were Walter Thy, a former Marine Corps leader, and John Pantin of Brooklyn, among others, with service in the Army and Coast Guard noted.
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Livingston Avenue
Albans
Star Police
Wheatore
Marine Corps
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Saleria
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John Pantin
Bygbklyn
Coast Guard
New Yorkers Prominent In High Court
New Yorkers have long led the U S Supreme Court. John Jay was the first chief justice from New York, followed by others from the state. The article notes a rumored possibility of Associate Justice Jackson from Jamestown being named chief justice and how that could affect political dynamics within the New York Democratic context and potential gubernatorial ambitions.
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Washington Service
Washington
New York
Robert MH. Jackson
Justive Stone
Stone
New Hampshire
New
John Jay
Empire State
Connecticut
Ohio
Jackson
Jamestown
Truman
Calain
New York Likely on Shortlist for Chief Justice Seat
Washington chatter explores a New York sourced line to the Supreme Court vacancy. Patterson emerges as a strong prospect tied to the Jackson era, with Massachusetts and Ohio as distant runners up. Comments by Rep Sol Bloom touch on constitutional questions about appointing a chief justice.
Three Traffic Violators Fined in Tray Police Court
Three persons charged with sheuding were fined and given suspended sentences in Tray Police Court yesterday morning. Alfred F. Davis 22 Bireel and Kenneth Toliglan 20 Mitt Avenue were fined 10 dollars each, Robert Ritchie 0 Fourth Avenue was fined 35. Wilkitd Spoteharts Vendeshesden Street and Theoddce Clinkowski nv St Luke Street received suspended sentences.
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Alfred F. Davis
Canal Traffic Increases During April
Canal traffic in April totaled 207 688 tons an increase of 60 035 over April last year. Most cargoes were non electric manufactured products with 109 731 tons carried through the canals. Cement and lime 855 tons magnesias 1 900 tons paper products 1 301 tons seray ran 3 360 tons chemicals and drugs 2 716 tons grain 689 tons and other items. 187 01 tons moved through the Erie Canal.
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State Department of Public Works
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Erie
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