Visit to Sebastian woman linked to county court action
Mrs Charles LE Ralston of Sebastian Florida visits her parents while a notice of foreclosure pending in New York arises from a March filing. The case involves Curran and Pesmelis with a public auction planned at a county residence in Troy. The records reference a January 11 filing and a 1952 tract description, with the matter under the New York Supreme Court, county of Rensselaer, proceedings conducted in Troy and involving city officials and contractors.
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Charles LE. Ralston
Sebastian, Fla
Wilder Ave
New York Supreme Court
County of Renssetars
Troy Co-Opera
Tve
Gaslrgs
Dein
Platn
Waeren
Curran
Pesmelis
Wii
Nelererty
Ogeth
Congress
Teanaleas
Brurschel
Ortober
Willias J.son
Patt Sulice ‘Tee Contractors
Iice
City Mall
New Lathote
Mat Oenet
Mattie
Thad
Burg Boys Club Names Camp Head Edward H Kalski
Edward H Kalski named director of the Burg Boys Club summer camp to lead a program including volleyball dodgeball softball baseball archery riflery and outdoor activities. Camp runs June 22 to August 11 with sessions for boys ages 6-17 from Lansingburg and surrounding areas held at the club and 112th Street Park with trips to Yankee Stadium Fenway Park and local games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Kalski
Lansingburg
Iclub
Robert
A. Guillie
Lansing
Burg
Robert Morrison
George
Aces
112Th Street Park
New
York City
Yankee Stadium
Boston
Fenway Park
Kalski
Albany
Kax
Red Cross
Vacant Part Of Hotel Damaged By Fire
Seventy guests were safely evacuated from a portion of the Hotel Schenectady in the city when a two alarm fire swept two floors of an unoccupied wing. The blaze burned about three hours, started on the third floor, and spread to the top two floors of the six story structure. A prior fire on Sept 4 last year left damage and an arrest for arson. Mr. Kalski urged early registration as camp enrollment grows, possibly limiting camp spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Justice Hann Appointed to Court of Appeals Session
Justice Harold J. Hamm of Troy now on the Appellate Division in Albany will sit temporarily on the Court of Appeals today. Justice Wain is named to serve on the state's highest court during the absence of another judge as the Court of Appeals convenes to hear primary election matters today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Herbert J. Hamm
Troy
Albany
Court of Appeals
Justice Wain
Circle To Meet The Ministering Circle Meeting Today
The Circle To Meet The Ministering Circle of King's Daughters will convene at 8 15 p m this evening at 38 Rives Street, the home of Als William E Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Als
William E. Burns
Rives St
State Nurses Asay Seeks Members
Mrs Cathryn E Golding jr instructor of Albany Medical Center School of Nursing named local chairman of a statewide membership drive started this fall by the State Nurses Association. More than 40 area nurses belong to the local district association covering Albany Columbia Rensselaer Saratoga Schoharie Warren and Washington Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn E. Golding
Albany Medical Center School of Nursing
Assa
Albany
Columbia
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Schoharie
Warner
Washington
Reform Democrat says NYC rat population rivals people count
Match People New York reports candidate Seymour Postner contends that New York City's rat population of about a billion mirrors the human population. He accuses the City Health Department of duping the public by claiming only 250000 rats roam the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
New York City
Reform
Seymour Postner
City Health Department
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Modern Art Museum
Lyndon B. Johnson
Museum of Modern Art
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Owidanr
BOM
Mieua
Greenwich Village
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Soane
Johsson
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Edward Steichen
White House
Paul Tillich
University of Chicago Divinity School
Miness
Dr. Tillich
Burg Boys Club
Camp Head
Edward H, Kalski
Justice Hann
State Nurses Asay
Emaness
TIN
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Viua
Bute
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Stanley
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