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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
3
The death Monday of Elalo Clara Oppenheim, widow of Bh Woitlips Oppenheim, a Boston-born mystery writer, was announced yesterday. She died at her home here last February.
Northville farmer Frank G. Lewis, wanted in California for allegedly issuing fraudulent checks totaling $28,000, was jailed at Saratoga County jail in Allston Spa. He was captured at his home by local troopers and detectives, and California authorities alerted state police to transfer him.
The State Commission of Corrections heard a report on the November 13 jail escape from Rensselaer County Jail. Charles Mulindy, assistant secretary, led the inquiry. The December grand jury will hear the cases of Frederick Kelly of Albany and Albert Cole of Kinderhook, both held for grand larceny.
Albert G. Schmedeman veteran diplomat and former Wisconsin governor died yesterday in Madison Wisconsin shortly after turning his 2nd birthday. He served as minister to Norway during Wilson era and later held state leadership roles in Wisconsin politics.
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Col. John J. Mace, an Albany Army officer, was appointed chief of the Berlin Office of the Office of Field Information Agency, Technical. The agency gathers data on German war secrets and tech research. Mrs. Wilim Barnes, who led the office since October 1945, departs for the United States. Barnes previously taught military science at the University of California at Los Angeles. Colonel MacFarland’s father, Aimm MacFarland, resides at 53 Alexander Street, Albany.
Schaghticoke Mrs Earl Hoffay is confined to Leonard Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Brown returned from a hunting trip north. Mr and Mrs Rodney Winans of Round Lake recently visited her father W Emer Wiley. The Schaghticoke Scampers Club met at Miss Joan Dickinsons home Saturday afternoon. Holiday guests at the home of team mates. Robert Treadway was with his parents Ma and Mrs John Steele. Lincoln Club members were entertained Friday at the home of Mrs Charles J Connolly with luncheon and three games of bridge. George Avkart of Chicago TH, friends in town during the
Weekends brought James Howe of Stilhwater to stay with his brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Clark. Ackart, a former resident, was mentioned in connection with this place.
Olean police Sgt. Joseph J. Kokoluwaki notes deer hunting isn't always sport. He reported firing at a large buck when another hunter appeared unexpectedly, creating a near miss and prompting admission of a milaned mishap.
A Kings County grand jury charged Arthur Nickel and three others plus one corporation with grand larceny and forgery in an $780,000 embezzlement from the Mergenthaler Linotype Co. The four individuals faced about 470 counts and bail totals reached $750,000. Nickel faced $167,000, Isadore Rappaport, president of Ulma Optical Co, $250,000, Irving Cohen $100,000, with the fourth defendant unnamed.
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