Schodack Settlement After Auto Truck Collision
A $25,100 action stemming from a Route 9 collision in Schodack was settled yesterday before Justice Harry E. Schirrick in the Albany County Supreme Court. Plaintiffs William Prescott and wife sued Elio Battisti and Angelo Battisti of Schodack for damages, personal injuries, medical expenses, and loss of services. Prescott alleged he was blinded by a parked truck owned by Ella Battatti and driven by Angelo, causing a collision when he could not avoid the impact. The settlement amount was not disclosed.
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Schodack
Harry E. Schir Ick
Supreme Court
Albany County
Albany
William Prescott
Elio Battiatt
Angelo Battisti
Prescott
Ella Battiatt
Trojan Fine in Schenectady Police Court
William Martin, 63, of the city, was fined $5 Thursday in Schenectady Police Court after pleading guilty to being in charge of passing a stopped school bus.
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Trojan
William Martin
Schenectady
Wynantskill Scout Troop Demonstrates Investiture Ceremony
Wynantskill Boy Scout Troop 30 showcased an investiture ceremony at a Wynantskill PTA meeting held in the school annex. Harry Hogle Jr directed the ceremony as members lit the Investiture cross candles, with a film, Sidelights of New York, and a discussion session included in the program.
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Wynantskill
Wynantakl
Harry Hogle, Jr
New York
Joan Hunt
Association
Harriet Topping
Ways and Means
Quin Stone
William Cobb
West Sand Lake
Patricia Finch
Harry Nelson
Cornell University
Henry Paffer
Frear Co Elects Three Trojans At Annual Meeting
William Frear Co held its annual meeting Thursday electing three Trojans to new executive posts. J Don Welch of Manufacturers National Bank joined the board of directors succeeding the late Chauncey W Cook. Andrew E Brown was named assistant treasurer and Miss Rosella E Saunders assistant secretary. James F O Crowley was reelected president with John Bakes as secretary and treasurer George Schriver of Baltimore named first vice president and Robert J Wahab Jr of Baltimore second vice president.
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Willam
Fire destroys iSalem residence on West Broadway
A two story frame house owned by Miss Clarabel Hanks Albany burned at about 10 am on West Broadway iSalem. Beulah Woods and her four year old son were away at day care. Richard Tourge Hoe and wife escaped. Firemen fought the blaze for about ninety minutes. Losses included furnishings and personal property. insured dwelling. Cause undetermined though dining room area suspected.
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West Broadway
iSalem
Beulah Woods
Woods
Richard Tourge
Tourge
Clarabel Hanks
Albany
Arsenal Plans Open House Next Friday
Arsenal at Watervliet will mark Armed Forces Day on Friday May 10 with an open house inviting public participation. Col Harry N Rising, commanding officer, outlined guided tours of the gun plant from 1:30 to 2:30 pm with visitors from area high schools and local colleges. Tours will include a shrink pit view and demonstrations of combat vehicles and weapons, plus a souvenir booklet and band concert by LaSalls Institute.
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Watervnlet
Harry N. Rising
B.P.L
Rue “Eel Sage
Siena Colleges
Ares Aig
Army
Civisiat
Arsenal
LaSalls Institute
Soraor
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