Odomm’s Crash Ends Race At Thesipsen Trophy Event
A dark green fighter-converted racer driven by Odomm crashed during the Thesipsen trophy lap, killing Mr. Jeeams Laird and her year-old son Craig in Berea. The accident halted the event and sparked protests from residents over unsafe speeds. Jacqueline Cochran’s FSI Mustang is listed as the vehicle involved.
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Claveland Um—Bpert
Myer bin Odom
Odom
Mts & Berea
Moadey
Jeeams Laird
Craig
Aviatrix
Jacqueline Cochran
Court Refuses To Halt Arthur Murray Dance Studio
A Troy court denies James Murray of Albany's bid to enjoin Emil Revdel from operating an Arthur Murray dance studio. The judge says there is no right to expect personal dancing instruction from Arthur Murray at the respondent's premises. The decision reflects concerns about disruption during wartime and community standards.
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Justo Dongil
James Murray
Albany
Emil
Revdel
Arthur Murray
Troy
Ome
Contemplated Relief and Deceit in Penal Charge
The text notes the necessity of proof that the respondent intended relief and the decisive indication of deceit, highlighting these as essential elements in the violation of the penal statute he faces. The discussion centers on intent and falsity as core foundations of the charge.
Suaticn Taylor Case Debates Name Use and Deception
In a hearing before Junction Taylor at Albany the petitioner argues the use of the name Arthur Murray in business may deceive the public while the respondent cites 160 established dancing studios across the United States to counter claims of confusion. The discussion centers on trademark and misrepresentation risks in dance instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandogla
Suaticn
Taylor
Arthur Murray
Albany
United Rea
Local residents receive visits and travel notices across the region
A string of social updates lists residents confined to homes, convalescents, and travelers. Names include Whitehall figures on Poultney Street, Third Avenue, Queen Street, Broadway, and Saunders Street with trips to Hartford, Thousand Islands, Champlain Avenue, and Rutland. Attendees note weddings, convalescent home stays, ferrying relatives, and resignations from village offices.
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Hitehall
W. B. Ingtee
Poultney Street
Archie Lamphron
Third Avenue
George Perry
Queen Street
Thousand Islands
Donna Jean Shaw
Ent Shaw
Ticonderoga
Alien Shaw
William Street
Clymer Howe
Freeport
L. J
Benjamin Long
Philip Galarneau
Son Philp
Champlain Avenue
Ckeeseville
Beatrice Miller
Saunders Street
Hartford
Elizabeth Keough
Glens Falls
Ovid Benjamin
Screet
Arthur Brassaw
Mica Edna Brassaw
Rutland
Beverly McCullough
Orson Chadwick Loveland
Kenneth Terry
Village Waterwords Department
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Tolifford Chadwick
Ralph Rusn
Supreme Court
Washington County
Willam Galloway
Warner Nelson
Charles Souter
Wheeler Avenue
Edward Souter
Forest Hills
Souter
Edwin Greenwood
Catskil
Relph Bloom
New York
Albuquerque
N. M
Thomas’ Belanxer
Potter Street
Delia Wood
Rural Charity Club
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Cherry Plain
Leckre
Dorothy Mack
Nere
Congress ST
Niagara Hudson
NEW York Power & Light
Second Street
Comine
Faupetts
William S. Rice. Inc
Hentack Hudson Hotel
Tras, Noy
Wed
Wellington
Wang
Janet
Alam
Odomm
Berea
Betea Progressive Citizens’ League
Bradley C. Laird
Pyton
David
States
Canada
Arthur Murray, Inc
Copen & Cogan
Cooper, Erving & Savage
That City
Koeesrad
Eli FF. Rosdel
Boylan
Lks. Cherrys Jones
River ST
Thomas Ro Shea
Skene Manor
Catton Sheer
Eaghteen
Shea
Whitehall Times
Ticonderege
Herbert A Bartholomew
Harold Pray
Hazel A. Scott
Welle Vtoo
Harry Grifith
Wells
Fort Lauderdale
Pip
Arenue
Utica
Utica Mutual
New York State
Utica Mutual Qissence Capany
First National Bank
Utica, N.Y
J. Curran
Congress Street
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