Green Island Woman Accepted in WAVES
Miss Joan B. Legnard of 3 Hamilton Street Green Island has been accepted for WAVES service, announced by Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan. She is placed on the inactive list, with two other recruits Harry Doak Majian and Wilbur F.R. Brown also listed as temporarily inactive.
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Joan B. Legnard
Hamilton Street
Green Island
Joseph Sullivan
Navy
Miss Legnard
Chief Sullivan
Harry Doakmajian
Munro Court
Wilbur FR. Brown
Shushan
Air wick promises odorless kitchens and fresh air
Seeman Brothers promote Air Wick as a bottled deodorizer that eliminates cooking smells with a simple shake and pull of a wick. The product freshens closets and rooms and costs about a cent daily. Distributed by Seeman Brothers, New York.
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Seeman Brothers, Inc
New York 13
N.Y
Denue Family Saga Reunites Father and Daughter After Years
Eva Denne, 49, meets her father Oscar Denne for first time in 45 years at the Rensselaer County Welfare Home. The East Poestenkill family saga unfolds after brother James, 44, is jailed for assault, while Eva’s sister Elva is committed to the welfare home. Eva recalls their past, the home fire, and her war avoidance mindset as she forms a fragile new connection with a father she believed dead.
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Donald 5
Macnaughton
Denue
East Poestenkill
Eva Denne
Rensselaer County
Oscar Denne
Eva
James
Elva
County Welfare Home
Little Shome
Boestenkild Hills
Mr. Denue
Eva Denue
Mr. Denne
Waterview
Plattsburg
Troy
Watervliet
Jones
West New York
N. J
Cohoes
Jim
Jimmy
Welfare Home
Justice of the Peace
Carl A. Bly
Poestenkill
Denne
Oscar Denue
Washington County Probate Court Docket for Week Ending April 3 1944
Proceedings in Surrogate's Court list estate actions in Washington County with letters of administration issued to Carl F. Dain and Lucy E. Sharpe, inventories and vouchers filed, real property matters adjourned to April 12, and judicial settlement citations returnable May 16. Appointments, appraisers, and county treasurer appraisal orders appear for multiple estates including Falkenbury, Kenyon, Loomis, McClarty, Oatman, and Regner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia G. Dain
Kingsbury
Carl F. Dain
Andrew ’ Burnett
Whiteshall
Charles H. McLaughlin
Putnam
Hudson Falls
James A. Sharpe
Argyle
Lucy E. Sharpe
Crosby Hopkins
Frank Crawford
Jackson
Essa M. Loomis
Cambridge
W. James McClarty
Hartford
Lewis R. Oatman
Greenwich
Augustus Regner
Fort Edward
Harriet Lusk Ryan
Whitehall
Electa A
VanAnden
Robert L. VanAnden
Two Troy Area Women Accepted by WAVES
Two Troy vicinity women have joined the WAVES per Third Naval District. Dorothy Alice Morrissey, 20, of 377 Ninth Street, is a St Peter's Academy and Catholic Central High School alumna who worked for H L Green Co before enlisting. Anne Mihaltko, daughter of Snyder's Lake residents, attended Troy High School and Bebr Manning Corp before joining. her brother is Army Sergt. John Mihalko.
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Troy Vicinity
WAVHS
Naval District
Dorothy Alice Morrissey
Ninth Street
Peter Strube
St. Peter's Academy
Catholic Central High School
H. L. Green Co
Navy
Netty
Anne Mihatko
John Mihatko
Snyder’s Lake, R. D
Troy High School
Bebr-Manning Corp
Watervliet
Sergt
John Mihalko
Kingman, Ariz
Rensselaer County Women’s Auxiliary Mounted Patrol
Garfield 4-H Club Forming For Girls at Eagle Mills
A new 4-H Club for girls aged eight to sixteen will be organized at 2 pm tomorrow at Mrs. Donald Waterfield’s home in Eagle Mills. Mothers of prospective members are invited to attend the organization meeting.
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Garfield ,School
Eagle Style
Donald Waterfield
Eagle Mills
Dewey Pushes Local Control Of Judicial Salaries In NY
Gov Thomas E. Dewey signed bills raising salaries for Supreme Court Justices' confidential clerks in the Sixth District, the Orange County surrogate, and a Montgomery County judge while urging home rule to let localities set pay. He called the pay hikes reasonable and supported by local representatives as the costs are borne by local tax revenue. The governor also signed bills for town clerks to take acknowledgments and to resolve an inconsistency in labor and minors schooling laws.
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Thomas EB. Dewey
Supreme Court
Sixth
Orange County
Montgomery County
Dewey
Governor vetoes broad bill banning horsemeat sales
The Governor vetoed a proposal to forbid selling horsemeat in stores with other foods, saying the aim is desirable but the scope is too broad and would bar grocery sales of canned horse meat and horse meat products produced under federal supervision. He released a memorandum from the Department.
Agriculture Department notes few complaints on horse meat use
The Department of Agriculture reports only a small number of complaints about the illegal use of horse meat. Officials emphasize continued vigilance and enforcement to deter improper slaughter and sale practices.
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Ment of Agriculture
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Gordon L.hayes
Ath and Fulton Sts
Rma Wave
Lady Florence
Frederics
Empire
Third Street
Crartels oteraTen
Atlanta
Seven Seas
Bottsled
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
108Th Street and
Fifth Avenue
Troy, N
Coca-Cola
Washington County
Troy Area
F.urs
USSOA
Fourth ST
Philip Morris
Paitre Morris
Paitie Morris
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