Crescent Man Released After Court Dismisses Indecent Exposure Charge
Crescent resident Millard Blanchard, 42, was ordered released by Justice Thomas J. OConnor after a Crescent arrest on Tuesday for indecent exposure. The judge ruled there was insufficient evidence. Blanchard was taken into custody on Walker Avenue by Patrolmen Timothy Conroy and Thomas O'Brien.
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Crescent
Thomas J. O'Connor
Millard Blanchard
Blanchard
O'Connor
Walker Avenue
Timothy Conroy
Thomas O'Brien
Legends Continue In State Albany
Albany reports on New York legends from Long Island to Bear Mountain Bridge. Tales include Captain Kidd’s buried treasure and Washington Irving’s Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow. Anthony Van Corlaer’s trumpet fable links to Spuyten Duyvil folklore and a Catskill rock associated with Rip Van Winkle.
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Albany
UPI
New York
Long Island
Captain Kidd
Tarrytown
Hudson
Washington Irving
Ehost
Sleepy Hallow
Bear Mountain Bridge
Anthony
Peter Stuyvenant
Anthony VanCorlaer
van Corlaer
Hudaoh Svittages
Manhattan
Spuyten I Duyvil
Istorma
War Scraps Fuel Berlin Aftermath and Exports to Britain
Allied bombing left Berlin and other cities in ruins yet sparked a postwar scrap metal economy. Berliners harvest twisted beams and concrete steel while Britain and the United States import large quantities via canal barges, fueling rebuilding efforts and export contracts. Salvage workers report daily scrap flow exceeding 1,000 tons, with tens of thousands of tons destined for high grade steel use and construction materials.
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Bertain
Uto
Berlin
Erwin Schneler
West Berlin
Economic Department
Legends and curiosities of New York and beyond
A collage of regional folklore and curious science notes. It mentions Catskill legends and a sacred Oneida stone in Utica, a Cardiff giant hoax at Cooperstown, Finger Lakes stories, Niagara Maid of the Mist, Hudson ghost ship lore, La Salle’s Griffon disappearance, plus Berkeley studies praising DDT with DDD outperforming in some tests.
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van Winkle
Washington Irving
Catskills
Ey Hudson
Catskill
Kaatskill
Wildcat Creek
Utica
Forest Hills
Farmers’ Museums
Cooperstown
Cardiff
P. T. Barnum
Syers
New York
Finger Lakes
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Hudson River
Hudson
Griffon
Br 'la Salle
Lake Erie
Berkeley
University of California
Mechanical prune knocker aims to speed apricot harvest
In Davis California a self propelled three tested tower developed with the State School of Agriculture may lift two and a half times more fruit than a ladder. The unit uses an air compressor to shake branches and prune the tree while a saw trims and shields guide falling prunes toward boxes.
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Davis
Calif
UPI
California
State School of Agriculture
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Bing Inc. Management
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Armour's and Wilson's Western Plate Beef
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Jo Fischer
Germany
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Duesseldorf
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Eng
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Bertram Bishop
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