WORTHINGTON — Pianist, educator, and patriarch of the Schrade Family Pianists and Sevenars Music Festival, Robert Schrade, died in New York on Dec. 14, 2015. He was 91. In an international career that ...

Paul Schrade, who was shot in the head seconds before Kennedy was killed, argues police can now pursue what he suspects was a second shooter A campaign worker who was also shot in the assassination of ...

Paul Schrade soaked up the excitement as the crowd roared and Robert Kennedy smiled and leaned into the microphone: “So my thanks to all of you, and on to Chicago and let’s win there.” Kennedy had ...

Paul Schrade, a prominent union official who was wounded in the fusillade of bullets that killed Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in 1968, and who believed that a second gunman, in addition to the convicted ...

Paul Schrade has died at the age of 97. Schrade was walking through the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel on the night of the 1968 California primary when he suddenly felt like he was being electrocuted ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY (WRGB) — He lived to be 97, but 54 years earlier Paul Schrade was on the verge of death--shot in the head by an assassin. He said at the time, "All of a sudden, I started shaking ...

It is said in musical circles that there must be wonderful music in heaven, considering all the fabulous musicians who have gone before. Two more angels have recently taken flight to join that ...

Jacob Vernon Schrade was known as “Mr. Rowlett” for his decades of devotion to his community. Schrade Middle School is named for his leadership in annexing the Rowlett schools into the Garland ...

1856: New York Knife Co. in Matteawan moves to Walden. 1870: A split in New York Knife leads to formation of Walden Knife Co., which opens up on a lot now home to the Thruway Market. 1871: The ...

For decades, Paul Schrade sought to prove that Sirhan Sirhan was not the only shooter in the June 5, 1968 assassination that killed Robert F. Kennedy and wounded five others Glenn Garner is a form ...

ELLENVILLE – After struggling through economic downturns, security concerns that made it unlawful to travel with some of the company’s products and – to hear neighbors tell it – decades of ...

A leader of the United Auto Workers and a Kennedy confidant, he remained convinced that a second gunman had been involved in the assassination. By Richard Sandomir Paul Schrade, a prominent union ...