Merchants Plan Extensive Yule Lighting Drive in Troy
Merchants of downtown Troy raise about 6,000 through bloc k-by-block solicitation to fund a comprehensive Christmas lights display. Franklin Square and other districts will showcase large illuminated decorations funded by local businesses and donors, marking the first such coordinated effort since 1955.
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Merchants of
Troy
Chrismas
Tina
Roy
Merchants Division
Ox Troy Chamber of Comeree
Phe
Astic
Astoy
Franklin Square
Lice
Richard
Macradian
Hone
Apjiliance Co
Lrce
Nelson W
Rodi Hodeheaver
Schuylevville
Square
Fulton
Congress Cand
Thy Streat
Ftai
Seanklin Square
Stale Street
Wghts
Jawel
Latvians and Lights Brighten Town Christmas Display
Anpwerta Vatterday, a native of Latvia, and local residents showcase 40 handmade lighted displays on streets and centers. The event features themed plaques, gifts, and a wattage upgrade from 5 to higher lighting, with designs stretching through New Year’s Day.
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Kish
Hej
Cashin Takes Assignment in Greece
William E. Cashin a longtime identification chief for the State Department of Correction has been granted leave to accept a 90 day role as police adviser consultant in Athens Greece under the International Cooperation Administration He departs next Thursday Cashin has held leadership roles in New York authorities and later led identification efforts at West Coxsackie and other agencies He is married to Eva Beaulek and has three children The posting will be managed by the Division of Identification with Lt D McCann and other law enforcement staff supervising from the American Mission in Greece
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William E. Cashin
Trojan
State Department of Correction
Thomas J. Mefsigh
International Cooperation Administration
U.S. Department of State
Athens
Greece
Gashin
New York
Tentiliea
Soustion
Cashin
My. Gashin
Sul D- McCann
Ding
Tetion
No Cause Verdict in Fatal Crash Suit Decided
A Supreme Court jury in Renascall County returned a no cause verdict in a $10 000 lawsuit arising from a collision between an automobile and a horse drawn bakery wagon. Plaintiff Hugh A McGowan sued owner of the wagon Charles Frelhofer and driver Parker Rexford, alleging damages from Oct 3 1907 near the intersection of 119th Street and 2nd Avenue. The case, part of the October term’s final day, ended after 30 minutes of deliberation.
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Avert
Ace Vion
Yeaterday
Supreme ‘Court
Renasclad County
Hugh A. McGowan
Charles F Frelhofer
Rexford
Oksters
Itrhort
Mianun Chen
Westerst
Supreme “Court
Cage
119Th Street
2Nd Avenue
Ray
Jeles
Interhursday
Pied F. Albright
Troy
O McCowan
Me. Gowan
W. Joseph Shanley
Donald
J. Shanley
William E. Cal
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Milda
Goodwin
Downton Troy
Jay S
Ruecor
Anpwerta Vatterday
Pusate
Latvia
eBeatthh Sapielgotit
Gusiar
Caine
Mx Cashin
Eva Beaulek
Hudson Falls
Shey
William
B. Cashin
Ard MM
Patricia ‘T
Lays Ge
PAV Ae
Wadi
Melton
Dunlop
I. Reg
Tarenta Rod—Clothing
Bir J
Himy
Stes
Mother Mebbard
Edlcth
AMD
TURE
Miss
New York State
Tout
Bury Sumen
Serand Flor
South
Pyude Turk
Vthurs
Stan
Mens. Coy
Menishilean
Cmanatiire
Torgiss, Hudson, Chalenian
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