Settlements End Two Lawsuits at Supreme Court Session
At the opening of the Supreme Court for Rensselaer County Justice Francis Bergan announced two cases settled without trial. The settlements include Raymond Bentley v Andrew Helms and Delia Martin v Stanley Mark Strand Corp. Monday’s calendar listed cases 177, 220, 191, 228.1, 197 and 208. the first trial is Reginald J. Carignan v J Collins Stevens Mackrell & Kenney represents the plaintiff and Mc Chesney & Kenney for the defendant. There have been no jury trials this week. several actions were settled and motions decided.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Francis Bergan
Albany
Raymond Bentley
Andrew Helms
Delia Martin
Stanley- Mark-Strand Corp
Reginald J. Carignan
J. Collins Stevens Mackrell & Kanhey
McChesney & Kenney
Bergan
Telescope stolen at Trail Summit in Massachusetts
Massachusetts State Police investigate theft of a large coin operated telescope from the Whitcomb Summit Inn atop the Mohawk Trail. Valued at 7100, the device belonged to Donald Canedy of Florida. Local residents recall stopping to view the distant landscape through the telescope during motoring season.
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Massachusetts
Whitcomb Summit Inn
Mohawk Trail
Troy Area
Donald Canedy
Florida
Mase
Navy Lieutenant Wins Promotion to Lieutenant Tricanco
Navy Lieutenant J. Tricanco has been promoted to lieutenant, per a message to his wife Catherine Chrysal of Troy. He is stationed at the Portland Navy Yard since last August after completing an indoctrination course at Harvard. A Rensselaer Polytechnic graduate, he previously worked as a supply engineer for the Reconstruction Finance Corp. in Buffalo. He and his wife and their 9-year-old son Robert divide time between Troy and White Plains, his former home.
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J. Tricanco
U S N. R
Catherine Chrysal
Troy
Tricanico
Portland Navy Yard
Harvard
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Buffalo
Robert
White Plains
Tricaricos
Blackout Test Termed Successful
Mayor Frank J Hogan hailed Troy’s first blackout under the new signal system as successful yet noted confusion during the blue periods and a perfect red blackout. Officials said light and traffic rules caused unintentional violations, while two rooms with blackout material were urged for quick shelter. Towns in Rensselaer County largely complied, with only minor second blue signal confusion.
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Troy
Frank J Hogan
Hogan
War Council
Music Hall
Rensselac
Civilian Protection
Lewis W Griffin
Griffin
Giffin
Cohoes
Edward C O Thomas
Albany
US Army
E Earl McDermott
Public Safety
McDermott
Boy Hurt In Bicycle Mishap In Troy
James Norton, 14, of 3220 Sixth Avenue, is hospitalized with a severe laceration above the right eye, body bruises, and a right hip injury after his bicycle crashed into a curb on Ingalls Avenue near Ninth Street Thursday afternoon. Patrolmen Hayner and Dwyer transported him to Troy Hospital in a police radio car. attendants reported he was doing very nicely.
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James Norton
Sixth Avenue
Troy Hospital
Ingalls Avenue
Ninth Street
Charles Hayner
John Dwyer
Central Police Station
Henry Myers longtime Hoosick deputy sheriff dies at 88
Henry C Myers 88 longtime Rensselaer County deputy sheriff and Hoosick constable died Thursday at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness He was a special deputy on duty at his death Known as a familiar figure on Hoosick roads he owned a Hoosick blacksmith shop later sold to the Hoosac Club He served as town dog enumerator and Memorial Day parade chairman Survived by son Walter Center Brunswick daughter Mrs Arthur Wastcott Hoosick Falls ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral today
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Henry C Myers
Rensselaer County
Hoosick
Samaritan Hospital
Myers
Hoosick Village
Bennington
Hoosac Club
Constable Myers
Michael Kane
Mr. Myers
Charles and
Mary Jane Farnum Myers
All Saints
Epweopal Church
Hoosick Grange
Crescent Club
Basive
Tac -Wriner
Susie Clark
Walter
Center Brunswick
Arthur Wastcott
Hoosick Fails
Doors of Missouri Capitol Highlight a Roman Era Lag
At 2 20 p m from All Saints Church interment will occur at Hen nick Rural Cemetery The article notes the great bronze doors on the Missouri State Capitol as the lagg st doors of such metal since the Roman era
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All Saints Church
Hennick Rural Cemetery
Missouri State Capitol
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Mrs. Miniver
Jewelry Department
Henry Myers
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