Two Trojans Hurt In Albany Accident
Peter Murray and Miss Constance Murray of 18 Jesse Court were slightly injured when their car collided with another at Swan Street and Madison Avenue in Albany. Peter Murray suffered lacerations to both knees while Miss Murray had a cut on her right knee. The other driver, George Murray of the same address, was uninjured, and Charles Hayner of 312 North Pearl Street, Albany, who operated the second car, also escaped injury.
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Constance Murray
Jesse Court
Swan Street
Madison Avenue
Albany
Murray
Miss Murray
Murrays
George Murray
Charles Hayner
North
Pearl Street
Holy Week Noonday Series Opens at Second Presbyterian Church
The Holy Week services at Second Presbyterian Church opened yesterday with Rev. Ralph W. Sockman of Christ Methodist Church New York as speaker. He urged that life has divine dignity granted by Jesus, citing India's caste system and the need to preserve human dignity amid war and politics.
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Churches of
Troy
Second Presbyterian Church
Ralph W. Sockman
Christ Methodist Church
New ]York
Sockman
Plato
India
Dr.Lockman
Jesus
Dr. Lockman
Ralph W. Lockman
D.D
Christ Church
Stillwater Attorney Reappointed to NY Bar Unlawful Practice Panel
Arthur Vinett of Stillwater is reappointed as a member of the Unlawful Practice of the Law Committee of the New York State Bar Association. He has served on the committee for seven years, including oversight of hearings and weekday time slots.
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Arthur Vinett
Stillwater
New York State Bar Association
Vinett
Roy Shudt
WTRY
Be Christian Message as Royal Living Cited by Clergy
The sermon urged that dignity gives life meaning and called on readers to live royally as Christians. Rev. W. K. Hauser served as the presiding clergyman emphasizing that Christ elevates rulers under God and elevates moral conduct for a worthier world.
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Rev
W. K. Hauser
Six Children Hurt In Guilderland School Bus Crash
Six school children were injured but not seriously when a school bus left the road on Schoolhouse Road Town of Guilderland near Albany. Three children Herbert Allen Marion Baker and Duane Jenkins were detained for treatment while three others were discharged. Driver Edmund Smith said deep holes in the road caused him to lose control. He left the highway struck a maple tree and continued 25 feet before hitting another tree.
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Schoolhouse Road
Guilderland
Albany
Herbert Allen
Marion Baker
Duane Jenkins
Edmund Smith
Repair Work on Streets to Start In Troy Today
Public Works Department workmen will begin street repairs in Troy this morning using cold patch, weather permitting. Commissioner William F. Luby said rain would halt work as it would render the patch ineffective. For weeks the department filled deep holes with cinders slag and sand to provide temporary relief until weather allowed permanent repairs.
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Troy Street
Public Works Department
Public Works
William F. Luby
Ronan to Prepare Election Vouchers for Inspectors Rentals
Drafts issued by Comptroller Edward J. Ronan cover payment for 200 polling day inspectors and rental costs for thirty polling places. A total of 230 drafts at eight dollars each will be prepared, then turned to the city treasurer for payment.
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Comptroller
Edward J. Ronan
Two Area Navy Men Train to Be Officers
Two Troy area men are among sixty Navy personnel moved from active duty to a V-12 unit at Union College for officer training. Robert S. Smith of Troy served on destroyers and in a squadron escorting Atlantic convoys and participated in the invasion of Sicily. Frank Decker of Cambridge trained anti aircraft screws.
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Troy Area
Union College
Robert S. Smith
Troy
Atlantic
Sicily
Frank Decker
Cambridge
Holy Week union services across two churches planned
Holy Week union services unite Third Presbyterian and Pawling Avenue Methodist churches today and tomorrow at the Methodist Church with Rev J W Findley and Rev John M Stuart as speakers. Thursday and Friday services rotate between the churches, with Holy Communion Thursday and a Friday address by Rev Arthur E Landmasser. Choir rehearsals follow tonight and tomorrow, and a brief pause in the weekday religious school for Easter recess.
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Third Presbyterian
Pawling Avenue
Methodist Church
J. W. Findley
A. M. E. Zion Church
John M. Stuart
Presbyterian Church
Arthur E. Landmasser
Pawling Avenue Church
Mt. Ida Church
Mt. Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Women’s Service Guild
Trinity Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Ernest Hobbs
John Harper
Isabelle McClellan
F. Jay Reid
Bessie Hakes
Syeaway Stary Sergt and Mrs Lindgren Called to Troy
Syeaway Stary Sergt and Mrs Stanley Lindgren of Myrtle Beach South Carolina are summoned to Troy by the death of Mrs Lindgren's father John M Campbell.
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Stary Sergt
Stanley Lindgren
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Troy
Lindgren
John M. Campbell
R P I Man One of Wohler s Pupils
James Curtin Booth, the first American student to study under Friedrich Wohler in Europe, is highlighted in an April Journal of Chemical Education article by H S van Klooster of RPI. The piece notes Wohler s half century at Gottingen and that eight RPI faculty trained there, four under Wohler, with Booth leaving for Wohler in 1833.
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Europe
Friedrich Wohler
James Curtin Booth
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Journal of Chemical Education
H. S. van Klooster
Department of Chemistry
Wohler
America
van Klooster
Gottingen
Germany
Booth
Denny Ends Public Works Career for Albany Port Post
John J. Denny of 249 Ninth Street Troy retires from the State Department of Public Works after long service since 1919. He will join the Albany Port District Commission, a transfer that leaves the Troy alderman and former state building superintendent transition undecided as authorities weigh internal options.
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Albany
John J. Denny
Ninth Street
Troy
Division of Buildings
State Department of Public Works
Denny
Albany Port District Commission
State Department of Public Buildings
Thomas H. McDonough
Tenth Ward
Trojan
State
Plaza
Albany Journal Corporation
Imperial crown of India valued at three hundred thousand dollars
The imperial crown of India cost about $300,000, reflecting its historic monetary value and significance within the empire.
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India
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