Former Area Youth Sought By Police
State Police and Monroe County deputies search a swamp near Scottsville for 14 year old David Vincent, formerly of Watervliet, who fled the agricultural and industrial school Sunday with six other youths. He reportedly threatened a farmer with a rifle before the escape.
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David Vincent
Alfred V. Vincent
Broadway
Young Vincent, an escapee, terrorizes upstate towns
Police report Vincent, a teen from Industry, linked to multiple car thefts and armed robberies across Watervliet Troy Colonie and Loudonville. He allegedly stole a 22 caliber gun from a Backus farmhouse and abducted cash and ammunition before escaping from Mohawk and Hudson shelter and prompting a wide police chase.
Albany Youth Returned to Custody in Vehicle Theft Case
In collaboration for Vincent's rehension the stolen car was found in Albany on April 29 and detectives guarded the scene hoping he would return. Vincent did return to the car after time in a Albany theater and was arraigned the next day before Judge Laffin. He was sent to the industry school where he remained an inmate until Sunday. Previously he stole a car from an Albany woman on January 14 and was arrested after a tip that he appeared too young to operate a motor vehicle. A former inmate of the Children's Village at Dobbs Ferry, he has ties to Kinderhook where he reportedly stole gasoline to refuel a stolen car and is charged with breaking into houses there on at least two occasions.
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Paul Czapranski
Czapransky
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Albany County Children’s Court
Robert Laffa
Watervliet
Mohawk and
Hudson River Humane Society
Laffin
Frank A. Richter
2Nd St. Colonie
Albany
Schuyler Meadows Country Club
Loudonville
Harold Dodge
Collonie
State Police
Industry School
Children’s
Dobbs Ferry
Kinderhook
David
Mansfield family begins motor trip to California residence
Leave For California Mr. and Mrs. George Mansfield and daughter Brenda, formerly of Elizabeth street, started a motor trip to San Diego where they will reside. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon King, formerly of Latham and long-time Ohio residents, have moved into the Mansfield home.
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Latham
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East German Reds Create Reward Fund
East Germany established a bureau to distribute a reward fund for party loyalists. Presidents decorate faithfuls with honorary medals and cash gifts ranging from 5,000 to 100,000 marks, with about 40 titles and top prizes for officials artists and police. The program funded 2.2 million marks in 1954 for national prizes.
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East Germany
Wilhelm Pieck
Karl Marx
Decision Reserved In Party Line Telephone Case
Albany County Judge Martin Schenck reserved decision on a petition by the attorney for Mrs Maida Countryman of New Salem charged with refusing to surrender her party line telephone in an emergency to have the case heard by a grand jury. The hearing raised whether the misdemeanor is indictable and argued to transfer the case from a justice court due to publicity.
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Martin Schenck
Schenck
Asst. Dist
James Dolan
John Cogan
Maida Countryman
New Salem
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Anna Face of East Nassau
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Face of East Nassau who died Friday night in a Route 20 collision was held at 2 p.m. yesterday from Mutterer Funeral Home Nassau with Rev Oscar Arnold of New Lebanon officiating. Interment followed in East Nassau Cemetery with bearers from the family.
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East Nassau
Route 20
Route 66
Mutterer
Nassau
Oscar Arnold
New Lebanon
Arnold
White House Special Coffee Blend Loses to Taste Tests
The Wilkins Coffee Co. roasts for the White House with a dark French roast for FDR and a regular blend for Truman and Eisenhower. A formal tasting program guides bean selection and roasting, with a national spread from New England to the West Coast. The firm claims dominance in hotel and restaurant supply and notable White House access.
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Washington
NBA
John H. Wilkins Co
White House
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Wilkins
Wilkins Co
John H. Wilkins Jr
Ilveta U.S
New England
New York Steel Industry Could Produce Record Net Tons
The nation's steel industry chief rivals the world’s largest output potential if all furnaces ran. It could yield 125,828,310 net tons annually of ingots and steel for castings, about 34,000,000 tons (37 percent) more than U S production level at the end of World War II ten years ago.
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New York
United States
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