Vermont Town Clerk’s Suyide Linked to Missing Records
Police report a rash of safes found open at Rupert Vermont home of James A Sheldon the town clerk and treasurer who died by monoxide poisoning. Ernest Barnes of Salem forced entry with an acetylene torch to access a safe earlier. Auditor Edward Battles began reviewing recovered records while officials say school district books remain missing.
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Rupert
James A. Sheldon
Ernest Barnes
Salem
Sheldon
Bennington
Ivor Roberta
Vermont
Edward Battles
Battles
Hascall C Carver
Mason W. Nelson
Florida
Two Children Bitten By Dogs reported by police
Two youngsters were bitten by dogs in Troy on Tuesday according to Central Police Station reports. Sharon Buehler four of Marvin Housing Project Apt 33 was taken to Marys Hospital after a face bite from a stray dog and treated by Dr Coughin Jr. The Taylor girl Mary Anne thirteen of 430 Eighth Street was bitten on the right arm at 1 50 am and treated by Dr Squadrito.
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Troy
Central Police Station
Joan Osterhout
Robert Coonradt
Sharon Buehler
Marvin
To &J. Mary's Hospital
John H. F. Coughin, Jr
John Taylor
Eighth Street
Mary Anne Taylor
John J. Squadrito
Salem Resident Heads State Home Bureaus
Mrs Ralph Reid of Salem was elected president of the State Federation of Home Bureaus at its thirtieth annual meeting in Syracuse. She succeeds Mrs Lynn Perkins of Lake Luzerne. Mrs Raymond Ackerly of Orange County was named director of the eastern district. The Rensselaer County Home Bureau received an award for contributing 100 percent to the Home Bureau scholarship fund. APPLES FOR PUPILS. Boston says surplus apples are distributed by the federal government to school children, with each pupil receiving one apple daily.
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Ralph Reid
Salem
Washington County
State Federation of Home Bureaus
Syracuse
Reid
Lynn Perkins
Lake Luzerne
Raymond Ackerly
Orange County
Troy
James Goold
Castleton
Home Bureau
Eugene Rist
Wynantekill
Rensselaer County
Buureau
Ethel W Sampson
Reneselaer County
Boston
Frederick C Gillis
Wynantskill Unit Talks About Traffic in Troy Visit
William Fineman of the Albany Times Union will address Troy Lodge Einai B’rith at Temple Beth El on the lodge’s Oneg Shabbat. The talk marks the 106th anniversary of America’s oldest Jewish service fraternity and highlights Fineman’s roles in Aleph Zadek Aleph and the United Jewish Appeal.
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William Fineman
Albany Times Union
Troy Lodge
Einai B'rith
Temple Beth-El
America
Fineman
University of Minnesota
Milwaukee
Aleph Zadek Aleph
United Jewish Appeal
Gideon Lodge
B'na Brith
Albany
Upstate
Community meeting to discuss bridge safety and incidents
A meeting at Baro Rewe's home on 1 Ein Court, Monday at 1 pm by Wilfred P Pullet regarding local arpevances. Three dogs were killed in recent accidents since the bridge opened, prompting concern over safety and future steps.
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Sumner Brown
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Elaine Hirock
Northeastern Council
New York State
Dampfire
Wynantskill
William Hayes
Marlon Avenue
WynentskHl
Brnackwide Avenue Bridge
Wilfred P Pullet
Dronkeede Avenue
Schenectady Chamber backs sales tax for city plan
A Chamber of Commerce questionnaire shows most members favor a local sales tax to finance the capital improvement program pushed by the city planning commission. The report, released Tuesday, indicates support for the plan but requests limiting the five year spending to about 1 million dollars annually and about 10 million over five years.
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Schenectady Chamber of Commerce
City Planning Commission
Chamber Publcity Committee
Planning Commission
Additional Food Available For School Lunches
Record Newspapers Bureau reports New York State public schools may apply for deficiency items or government surpluses to supplement lunch programs. New York has over 3.25 million dollars of national funds. cities apply through Albany for a share and may request cheese and peanut butter to boost protein. canned tomato is also mentioned.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, DC
New York State
Department Jet Agriculture
Albany
New York
M.Y.C. Plans to Restore Pea Orange Juice and Surplus Foods
The government will spend 17.9 million dollars to feed M.Y.C. and provide vitamin enriched canned fruits and other surplus foods like potatoes and apples to state institutions. The program aims to resume service within 25 days, with some train services and lines experiencing delays or suspension until stocks are replenished.
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Apukceman
State Education’ Department
Servien
McInare
Agaln
Lenalt
Rune
Inter
Mas State
Ilinien
Llam and
Putnam
Waterford Man Indicted for Larceny in Schenectady
George N Hamilton, 44, of Waterford, one of three men charged by a Schenectady County grand jury with grand larceny. He allegedly stole about $600 worth of NY Telephone Co supplies from a Schenectady storage yard. He is scheduled for arraignment next week before Supreme Court Justice John Alexander.
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George N Hamilton
Waterford
Schenectady County
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
John Alexander
Schenectady
Tuesday Hamilton
New York Telephone Co
Schuyler Street
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Vermont Records
Mies
Iservices
Ap'mont
Berner
Berner’s
Third ST
Wynantskill Unit
Hartigans
Troy’s Great Housewares Dept
River ST
M.Y.C
Hutchinson
Desley
Lisle W. Hutchinson
Eagle Mills Road
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