Paralyzed Man Paints With Mouth After Seven-Foot Fall
John Mamone, paralyzed from a 7 foot fall at work a year ago, learns to move again at Sunny View Hospital in Schenectady. Through daily therapy he masters painting with a mouthpiece, finishing The Last Sapper in 50 hours 45 minutes and hanging it in his room. Nurses and staff guide his gradual return to muscle use as family offers steady support and hope for a brighter future.
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George J. Yamin
John Mamune
Granteed
Ding
John
Joh
Joseph Mamone
5Th Ave
Mamone
Samaritsa Hospital
Nic Aliva
New York Orthopedic Hospital
Schenectady
Limny View Hospital
Aly
Oady
Sunny View
Schunwdady Hospital
Kahn
Mary M. Kely Icher
Nancy Semerad
Eligaheth Sehaatt
Paris
Ho Dhe
Mildred By
Troy
Robert Ward
Suday View Hospital
Additiw
John Mamono
Jefferson St
Hils
Fall Yestago
Tom
Sunny View Hospital
Schenectads
Elizabeth Schaaff
Hospital Bed Capacity in Eastern County Report
A county report notes bed capacity rising to about 81 beds with facilities to accommodate aging residents. The hospital serves Hensselaer County residents at roughly 50 dollars per day, with occupancy affecting Saratoga New York and surrounding areas.
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Hensselaer
Saratoga New York
Settlement Reached in $61,000 Negligence Suit
A $61,000 negligence lawsuit filed by Mrs. Margaret Brock of Petersburg and her husband Morris Brock over an accident on Route 132 near Petersburg was settled before trial in Rensselaer County Supreme Court. The suit claimed damages for injuries from a car striking a horse and dragging Mrs. Brock. defendant was Franklin Perry of Williamstown Massachusetts. Trial timing included jury selection completed Tuesday afternoon, with an April or May court action anticipated.
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Petersburg
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Mvs
Margaret Brock
Pastersburg
Morris Brock
Herbert T. Mann
Princis Perry
Willamstown
Mass
Me. Brook
Perry
Brock
John §. Davison
Hoosick Falls
Henry S. Bayly
Troy
Funeral Weld For James B. Butler
The funeral of James B. Butler was held at Collins & Marcoux Funeral Home on 3206 8th Ave with Rev. James H. Wagley of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed at Tin Wood Hill Cemetery. Delegations from AP Warehouse and Coseayuns Laker Assn attended the service.
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Chicago
Tantes B
Wuhin
Atlanticia & Pavilic Coy
Small Piece Work in Lexington Quilt Maker Lets Pay Rise
Lexington Kentucky AP reports Mrs Murtie Congleton of Lea County earns 40 dollars for each quilt she makes, though it takes two months per piece. She tacks tiny cloth pieces the size of postage stamps together to compose the quilts.
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Lexington, Ky
Murtie
Lea County
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