Harry Hall Heirs Appeal Will Decision
Buffalo attorneys filed an appeal with the Appellate Division challenging Judge Donohue's Surrogate's Court ruling on the will of Harry Hall a 1947 death. The appeal covers annuity provisions and the denial of a settlement proposal by coexecutor Earlwin H. Hall and other participants in the multi party probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Buffalo
Edward J. Donohue
Harry Hall
Laura Day Hall
Donahue
Earlwin H. Hall
Donohue
National B and
Elder Hall
Albrecht, Maguire, Heffern & Gregg
John J. Sweeney
Abigail May Roberson
Troy
Mr. Hall
Community notices from Eagle Mills and Brunswick
Eagle Mills resident T. R. Stenberg is receiving treatment at Samaritan Hospital. A roast beef supper and social sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Brunswick Post American Legion will be at the firehouse on Saturday. The Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Spa Inc reports engine repairs and new hose. The third annual May Fellowship luncheon occurs tomorrow at White Lily Lodge Cropsey Hill with delegations from local churches.
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T. R. Stenberg
Samaritan Hospital
Pti
Women's Auxiliary
Brunswick Post
American Legion
Carrie Quinlan
He Mz
Cochairman
Eagie Mills Volunteer Fire Sp, Inc
Ray H. Dixon
White Lily Lodge
OF. Hall
Cropsey Hille
Brunswick Council of Church Women
Local Social Notes From Taborton And Surroundings
Taborton John Buble and family of Poss tenhall were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Buble. Frank Hoffay has returned from Samaritan Hospital after an operation. Mr and Mrs Andrew Menry and daughter Shirley returned home after wintering in Florida. A showing of the sound movie King of Kings will be at Zion s Evangelical and Reformed Church tomorrow at 7 pm. The Womens Guild meets Saturday in the hall at 2 30 pm with Mrs Mae Fuhrmann and Mrs Phinp Teal as hostesses.
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John Buble
Posstenhall
Wiliam. Buble
Frank Hoffay
Samaritan Hospital
Andrew Menry
Shirley
Florida
Zion's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Womens Guild
Mae Fuhrmann
Phinp Teal
Odd Laws Enacted In Legislative Mill Across States
A look at unusual laws proposed or enacted in various states. North Dakota bans drunk hunting, New York allows blue lights for volunteer firefighters en route to fires, and Nebraska permits post‑noon sports during Memorial Day week. Massachusetts cites Lake Manchaug as April fishing start, while other quirks include Maine potato licenses and a prohibition on popcorn in theaters in Oregon. The piece surveys quirky bills and their arc in statehouses.
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Chicago
North Dakota
New York State
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Lake Gnar- Ror Agorz Manchauggagogechau
Jbunagungamaugg
Vania
Avery
Tiinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Igie
Maine
Idaho
Indiana
Wscongin
Iowa
Oregon
BehrManning Co Announces About 300 Layoffs
Behr Manning Co has laid off about 300 employees since January 1, with Francis E B Gallagher president of the plant saying most were hired in the last 18 months. The layoffs occurred gradually as production fell to moderately below normal. about 1,300 workers remain employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behr-Manning Co
Francis EB. Gallagher
Melrose Residents and Guests Gather in Local Events
Melrose and nearby towns see a flurry of social visits and movements. Mrs E L Dreibethigs returns from Saddle River after two weeks with friends. Mrs H Irving Chase dined with Mr and Mrs Charles H Wetsel in North Troy. Richard P Zeller travels to Troy for his brother’s death in Minnie Rasmussen. The Dietz and Sherman families relocate to an apartment on Valley Falls Road. Harold G Campbell and Beverly attend a shower for Eva Capita at Willis Campbell’s home in Raymercowr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Irving Chase
Charles H. Wetsel
North Troy
Richard P. Zeller
Troy
Minnie Rasmussen
Roger Dietz
Emilen L. Sherman
Sherman
Valley Falls Road
Harold G. Campbell
Beverly
Eva Capita
Willis Campbell
Raymercowr
Japan Claims Western Identity Amid Cold War Shifts
In Tokyo and California circles, Japanese promoters argue Japan belongs to the Far West not the Far East, aligning with Atlantic Pact nations. They cite maps and history to reframe Japan’s global position and oppose being labeled Oriental, noting press concerns over Western misunderstanding of Japanese attitudes toward the Soviet Union.
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Tokyo
Japan
Far West
Far East
Europe
America
Nippon
United States
U.S.A
Europa
Mainichi
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Far West fascination and local social notes appear
A fragmented column mentions changing terms from Orientals, interest in Westerns, and social visits. It records Mrs Earle Sutherland and sons visiting Troy Bheker Read, Hazel Brownell at Myds Pack visiting relatives, Mrs Clarence Burch visiting North Cambridge, and Herbert Keech of Lake George with Emily Balley family. It also notes a large Dutch Reformed Church attendance and a luncheon in honor of Miss Rita M Beadle RN bound for Seattle for a new job.
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Earle Sutherland
Troy Bheker Read
Wallace Gunday
Hazel Mbrownell
Myds Pack
Mra . Brownall
Clerence Burch
Dareia| Townsend
North
Cambridge
Herbert Keech
Lake George
Emily Balley
Amy
Dutch Reformed Church
M. M. Balley
Éimnar
Farning
Rita M Beadle
Seattle
Family visits highlight Albany Troy gathering
Buskirk and Fred Sherman of Troy spent Sunday with Mrs. B M Welling. Mr and Mrs J H Murray and daughters of Albany were part of the social gathering with other local relatives.
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Fred Sherman
Troy
B. M. Welling
J. H. Murray
Albany
Population spread from Bherrill to New York City in New York
The data shows New York State cities ranging from Bherrill with 2 184 residents to New York City housing over 8 000 000 inhabitants. The statistic highlights the vast population scale between small towns and the metropolis.
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New York State
Bherrill
Emaliest
New York City
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Eagle Mills
Taborton
Radio City
Taft Xen
New York
J. G. Stellas
Calvert Reserve
Burery
Waiskes
Graca
Neutral Spirits Unitert Certiers
Phi Kappa Fraternity of
R.P.L
Callahan’s
William M. Slavin
Edwin Nowak
Rudolph Avnone
Rene R. Chapin
William P. Murphy
States of the Union
Melrose
E. L. Dreibethigs
Saddle River, LL
Swiss
Milan
Zex
Buskirk
Shefley Arch
Mother
Shefley
Die Il
Paris
Mae
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