Pownal Man’s Truck in Crash narrowly escapes injury
John W. Patterson of Pownal Center narrowly escaped serious injury when his heavy dump truck left West Main Street in North Adams. The vehicle climbed an embankment, demolished a residence front stoop, and left the front end badly damaged.
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John W. Patterson
Powpa! Center
West Main Street
North Adams
Veterans Named To Mark Graves
Zera D. Link, chair of the decorating committee, names the cemetery guards for Memorial Day duties. St Marys James F Cox and Joseph F Horan guard, St Peters Frank D Yeshin and Frank J Hayden, Old Mt Ida Frank Wells and Henry Cassavant, New Mt Ida Henry Leflingwell and George Robinson, Elmwoodhill Nelson L Hare and Charles Burkhardt, St Josephs Edward L Ryan and Thomas J Mulcahy, Jewish Max Schiamiak and Ben Jersky, St Jean James Cashel and Edward Trembly, Oak wood Charles Hansen and Daniel Con. Various cereals are used as fuels in Argentine power plants.
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St. Mary's
James F. Cox
Joseph F. Horan
St. Peter's
Frank D. Yeshin
Frank J. Hayden
Old Mt. Ida
Frank Wells
Henry Cassavant
New Mt. Ida
Henry
Leflingwell
George Robinson
Elmwoodhill
Nelson L. Hare
Charles Burkhardt
St. Joseph's
Edward L. Ryan
Thomas J. Mulcahy
Max Schiamiak
Ben Jersky
St Jean
James Cashel
Edward Trembly
Oakwood
Charles Hansen
Daniel Con
Round Lake Summer Plans Drawn
The Round Lake Association announced its eighteenth summer season with Sunday School from 12 noon to 12 45 at the Methodist Church and a Community Choir led by Mrs V V Rogers. A summer calendar lists Bible institute services, church events, and an August annual meeting, with a board of trustees overseeing association business.
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Round Lake Association
Methodist Church
V. Vv. Rogers
van Venchten Rogers
F. Carlton Booth
The
Bible Institute
Woman’s Round Lake Improvement
Thebrary
Charles Wesley Flint
Buffalo
Frank Bevan
Glens Falls
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist
Walter E Thompson
Brooklyn
Norman M. Moss
Saratoga Springs
Royal B Fishbeck
Schenectady
M G Cole
Round Lake
Grant M Selch
West Winfield
Chester A Finch
Royal W. Northup
William M Lighthall
George FE. Turpit
Richard H. Gorsline
Leslie G Brown
Neil Heason
Elmer Clifton
E Raymond Haught
Lews Trudeau
Grace H Powers
Trooper Haskins Cleared Yet Suspension Stays
Matthew V. Haskins was acquitted of disorderly conduct for visiting a Liberty gambling establishment but remains suspended as a state trooper. Major John A. Warner said the suspension will not be lifted and Haskins will not return to duty, despite the not guilty verdict from Peace Justice Fred Sprague. Police witnesses testified at trial though Haskins did not appear.
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Matthew V. Haskins
John A. Warner
Haskins
Cooperstown
Sidney
Fred Sprague
Troop C
Gardner le Roy
Ernest Maynard
Leigt L G. Zeman
Corp
William Driscoll
Michael Judge
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Sidney Maynard
Action Discontinued in Supreme Court Case
Legal action instituted by John F. Ashcoof against Clifford Pitts has been discontinued per papers filed in the County Clerk's office.
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Supreme Court
John F. Ashcoof
Clifford Pitts
Tax Reports Filed on Three Estates
In Surrogates Court Transfer Tax Examiner Thomas F Phelan filed inheritance tax reports for three estates. Harrington left a gross 826747.45, net 75511.28 with state tax 5051. The widow Dorothy Harrington gets two thirds. daughter Hope Harrington one third. Agnes R Sennett left gross 1289144, net 11488.54 with state tax 12239. Distribution includes Albany Rural Cemetery 250 and multiple relatives, with attorney Chester G Wager. Dennis J Cairns left gross 12076, net 10809.30. not taxable. four sons Walter Albany Donald J Schenectady LeRoy Cairns and David A Cairns. Michael J Deignan is attorney.
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Thomas F. Phelan
W Rae Hartington
Agnes R Bennett
Dennis J Cairns
Harrington
Dorothy M. Harrington
Spring Avenue
Hope Harrington
Pattison, Roberts & Sampson
Agnes R Sennett
Albany Rural
Richard R Bennett
Manhattan
Kan
Mabel B Bells
Danville
Edna Hanover
Brooklyn
Howard R Haviland
Ruth R Roberts
Garden City
L. L
Mary B. Wilson
Montreal
Jimi Baucus
Fourteenth Street
Gladys Chichester
Livingstonville
Chester G. Wager
Dewey Urges Memorial Day Observance With Monuments
Governor Dewey urged New Yorkers to observe Memorial Day as a public holiday and to display the flag on all state buildings. He called for unveilings or dedications of monuments to World War II heroes, noting the ongoing, deadly global conflict and the need to honor those who give their lives for a government of the people.
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Albany
Thomas E Dewey
Dewes
Record Day for Axis Planes by U S Heavy Bombers
U S heavy bombers based in England set a single day record by destroying 74 German planes on May 21 during escortless raids on submarine yards at Emden and Wilhelmshaven. Twelve bombers were lost, bringing May total destroyed to 297 across eight raids targeting 16 sites. The prior daily high was 64 on May 14 at Kiel Antwerp Courtrai and Velsen Holland.
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U. S Enghth
England
United States
Emden
Weilhelmnshaven
Kiel
Antwerp
Courtra
France
Velsen Holland
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