Death of Rensselaer man David Cooke reported
A 57 year old Rensselaer resident David Cooke died after becoming ill at his Third Street home. He was transported by Albany Motor Ambulance to Albany Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Coroner John J. Marra was unavailable for comment. Funeral services are set for today at 8 45 a m from Sherwood Funeral Home and 9 30 a m at St Josephs Church with interment at Calvary Cemetery Glenmont.
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Albany Memorial Hospital
Third Street
David Cooke
3Rd St
Albany
John J. Marra
Rensselaer Police Reported That Pumpers 3
Cook
Cooke
Albany Typographical Union No. 4
St. Joseph's Church
Dorothea Dalton Cooke
Squire Rumney
Michael F. Cooke
Esther Stott Cooke
Delmar
Donald F
LeRoy Cooke
Sherwood Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
Glenmont
Move In Date Set for Aiken Avenue Project
Norman Pratt of the Rensselaer Housing Authority said the July 1 move in date for the Aiken Avenue Community is within reach if weather cooperates. Final occupancy rules are nearing completion and apartment assignments will begin soon.
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Aiken Avenue
Norman Pratt
Rensselaer Housing Authority
Pratt
Fire Company Plans Annual Bazaar in Defreestville
The Defreestville Fire Company, a long standing volunteer group, schedules its bazaar for June 11 12 and 13. The final day opens with a parade followed by fire awards. General chairman is Stephen Krill.
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Defreestville Fire Company
Stephen Krill
Legion Trustees To Meet Thursday
The board of trustees of Gerald O'Neil Post 1683 American Legion will hold its quarterly meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the post rooms. Fred Nardacci, past commander and board chairman, says by laws changes will be discussed and a president and secretary will be nominated.
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Board of
Gerald O'Neil
American Legion
Fred Nardacci
Fire Post Applications Deadline Set
Andrew Pytel announces the Rensselaer firefighter driver job at 6000 dollars per year. Applications must be properly filled and submitted by May 31 to City Clerk or Civil Service Office at City Hall.
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Andrew Pytel
City of
Rensselaer
Office of Civil Service
City Hall
No School Friday and Monday Memorial Day Closure
Superintendent Joseph V. Reilly announced Rensselaer public schools will close Friday and Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Schools will reopen June 2.
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Joseph V. Reilly
Rensselaer Public Schools
Crash kills youth in Windsor on Route 17
West Windsor New York state police reported that Michael Booth, 16, of Binghamton died when the car he rode in skidded off Route 17 into an embankment four miles east of the Route 81 interchange in Windsor.
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West Windsor
N.Y
UPI
Michael Booth
Binghamton
Windsor
Mrs Dean P Taylor Heads Respiratory Unit Session
The Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of the Capital District holds its third annual meeting and elections at Mario's Theater Restaurant tonight at 7. Mrs Dean P Taylor, association director, chairs the dinner and has long led campaigns and served on multiple boards since 1931. Arthur Handley is association president.
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The
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of the Capital District, Inc
Mario’s
Selaer County Group
Hag
Area Association
Taylor
State Tuberculosis and Respiratory Association, Inc
Arthur Handley
Now You Know By United Press International
The postcard originated in Austria in 1869.
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United Press International
Austria
Deadline Set for School Board Nominations in Stillwater
May 25 is the filing deadline for petitions nominating candidates to the Stillwater Central School District board of education. Three trustees will be elected for three-year terms. incumbents are Lloyd Brownell Bruce Benson and William Mullady. The district budget copy is available June 2 at the Stillwater district office and elementary school. The Stillwater Central School Class Day ceremonies occurred Friday at 8 30 a m in the school auditorium with new Student Council president Brian Ward and senior class officers announced.
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Board of Education
Eugene Smith
Lloyd Brownell
Bruce Benson
William Mullady
Stillwater Central School District
Stillwater Central School
Stillwater Central
Brian Ward
William Herrick
Mercury Tests May Raise Tuna Prices Across Dockside Checks
FDA dockside testing of tuna for mercury could lift prices for canned tuna. Officials say they cannot estimate the amount. FDA surveillance found 3.6 percent of 166 million pounds tested in February exceeded safety levels.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Robert Nordstrom
National Canners Association
Richard Ronk
FDA
Bicycle Safety Program Planned by Johnsonville Auxiliary
At the Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Company auxiliary meeting it was announced a Bicycle Safety Program will be held Saturday June 12 at 10 a.m. at the Fire Hall. All riders in the area are urged to attend. A fund drive donation was voted for the Johnsonville Ambulance Service. Refreshments were served by Mrs Lois Cook and Mrs Gail Walrath. A covered dish supper is planned for 7 p.m. in June.
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Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Company
Pittstown Company
Johnsonville
Lois Cook
Gail Walrath
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