Burglary Attempt At Beowale Tavern Reported
Police investigated an attempted burglary at the Brownie Tavern on Fifth Avenue. A screen, window, or wall area was cut but the thief fled when the burglar alarm activated. officers William H Van Eikenberg and patrolmen Ryan and Gricomick conducted the patrol.
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Brownie
Fifth Avenue
William H van Eikenberg
Night
Aqaad
Willan J Ryan
John Gricomick
Radin Patrol
Mechanicville Drum and Bugle Corps Crowned at Rainy Field Event
A large Mechanicville crowd braved rain to attend a Vet era te Memorial Field drum and bugle competition. The Ternga Cadets of Johnstown won with 82 points, with Cohoes and Waterford corps placing nearby. Police and deputies managed traffic as participants from Fulton, Washington, and Rensselaer counties competed amid parade blockades and a colorful post-event exhibition.
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Peters Purcel
Thin City
Fulton County
Washington County
Renswelaer
Ddeputy
Raratega
Aeldig Outaida
Esitia Ite
Ternga Cadets
Johoetown
Cohoes
Benstolner
Waterford
Andrew J Shell
Edward
Blanchard Post Drum and Prigle Corps
Delmar
Robert Scarty Lailorn
Robert Holpin
Waterford Sonn
Karl Taunsalishur
Jozeph DeCrescente
Tang
Aionomayorettes
Laois Mower
Tohnstown
KY Counts
Jane Tobin
Cohone
Pointe
Dium Oiajor
Rudolph Gitte
Fort Edward
Pebert Webb
Teruga
Joan Early
Toy
Irba Kopcha
Evhit Tone
Pete a-Purcell
Tps
Baturdas
Viall Avenue
Peters Purcell Post
Mechanicville
Veterans’ Memorial Field
Veteran Treated as Natural Death at Residence
Trey Man, a Navy World War II veteran and foreman at the U S Army Depot in Schenectady, was found dead at 23 Walnut Street yesterday. Coroner Anthony Matera ruled death due to natural causes after an ill health history. He is survived by his wife Amelia Cunningham and children Joseph, Kathleen, and Mary Lou.
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Doorph J. Devis
Walnut Street
Anthony EB. Matera
Matera
John E Pavia
Doyle
William H van Steenburzh
William Bean
John E Grizamick
Radio Patrol
Dovie
UB Navy
U & Army
Schenectady
Amelia Cunningham
Joseph Desie
Kathleen
Mary Lou Dey
Five brothers and funeral plans noted for Piatt Wildey case
Five brothers Willem Doyle of Coloes and Thames Borte of Trap attend a sensitive death notice. The funeral is planned at 8 am followed by a high mass at Premels de Bales' Churet. The inquiry concerns Verne W. Pisin on the Medom Center Mead area after Wildey was found dead in a lumber mill, with police suspecting a fall against a saw. White pine lumber production is cited at 300,000,000 board feet annually.
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Willem Doyle
Coloes
Thames Borte
Trap
Joseph of Maiose
Conyeas
Brest
Premels de Bales
Churet
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