Greenbush man wins 20000 verdict in Albany case
John Legare of East Greenbush was awarded a verdict of 20000 in a Supreme Court action in Albany County. The suit named Edward P. Calkins Jr formerly of Roenmelaer as defendant after an January 19 1941 accident on Central Avenue in Albany. Legare said he was getting into his parked car when struck and suffered a broken right leg. Police testified life insurance policies existed in 1947. Also, Clyde Niles of Melrose was fined 10 for driving without a license in Williamstown district court.
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John Legare
East Greenbush
Supreme Court
Albany County
Zest Greenbush
Edward P. Calkinag, Jr
Roenmelaer
Albany
Calkins
Central Avenue
Partridge Street
Manning Boulevard
Legare
Calkinas
United Clans
Melrose
Clyde Niles
Williams College
Tarael Ruby
Williamstown
George A. Royal
Left Wing Democrats Cry Betrayal Over Civil Rights Pledges
Left wing Democrats accuse the Truman administration of betraying campaign promises by delaying civil rights and major social legislation. They urge action on Social Security expansion, wage protections, and government price controls while Congress plans adjournment. The coalition warns the party would fall short of its platform commitments this session.
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Washington
UPI
Truman
Americans For Democratic Acition
Congress
CLO
AFL
Senate
Scott W
Lucas
Ati
Ancle Sam
Nough
North Atlan
Ralph Iselin
Ira
Frieds Hartley
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
D.A
Democratic Congress
White House
Ifi I
Treasury
Requirements For Work Certificates From New York State
State laws aim to minimize child labor abuse says Frank T. Pipito assistant industrial commissioner. Parents of students 14 to 18 planning summer employment must obtain a pledge from a school or certifying officer. Written parental permission, school record, age proof, and a doctor's fitness certificate are required.
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Frank T. Pipito
New York State
Behumim Sues for Million Estate After Tragic Death
The report notes Gloria Behumim, a year old, pursued a case in Superior Court before Judge Willem B. McHasson on Tuesday. Her attorney Walter M Anderson argued to remove executors of Beery's estate, valued at $3,000,000, in a paternity related action concerning her son Johan.
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Willem B. McHasson
Mra
Gloria Behumim
Perpen
Johan
Walter M Anderson
Beery
Ptond
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