Postwar Finances and Future Leaders Urged to Engage
Dr. Nils G. Sahlin urged Russell Sage College students to confront postwar problems rather than assigning them to an unseen “they.” He warned that lack of information and understanding harms public opinion and democratic leadership, calling for sustained study, discussion, and action to form enlightened public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nils G. Sahlin
Russell Sage College
United States
Dr. Sablin
Goethe
Dr. Sahlin
America
Safety Pin Removed from Baby's Throat at Hospital
An 11 month old child Frances Roddy was taken to Troy Hospital after swallowing a safety pin. Dr Crissy and Dr Rainey assisted. Joseph J. Ramey rushed to the hospital with instruments to aid. The pin was removed and the child was to go home shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Frances Roddy
H. Leo Miner
Hudson Avenue
Stillwater
G. Worden Crissy
Mechanicville
John J. Rainey
Joseph J. Ramey
Watervliet
Miner
Frank Ford Dies At Schenectady
Frank Ford, retired head of the General Electric Co police force, died Saturday in Elis Hospital Schenectady. He would have been 89 and was born in Ballston Spa. He married Mary Kasderf in 1875, moved to Schenectady in 1882, and worked at Edison Machine Works later GE. He led the works police 1903 1918, then acting captain, retiring 1925. His wife and a son John B. Ford predeceased him. he lived with his son Frank Ford Jr. in Schenectady since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ford
General Electric Co
Elis Hospital
Schenectady
Mr. Ford
Ballston Spa
Mary Kasderf
Clifton Park
Ford
Edison Machine Works
Works Police Department
John B. Ford
Scotia
Frank Ford, Jr
Obituary: Local man survives son and four grandchildren
Besides his son he is survived by four grandchildren, Benjamin R. Ford and Mary Greenfield of this city and H. Kenneth Ford of San Diego, Cal, and Petty Officer Frank Greenfield of the Navy, and a great-grandchild, Bevers, Ford of San Diego Funeral services will be held at Roberts' Funeral Home, Scotia, at 2 pm today Burial will be in Ballston Spa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin R. Ford
Mary Greenfield
This City
H. Kenneth Ford
San Diego
Cal
Frank Greenfield
Navy
Bevers, Ford
Roberts
Scotia
Ballston Spa
Dogs to be shot for disturbing North Adams hospital patients
North Adams officials report barking dogs disturbing patients at the hospital. Police have orders to shoot dogs found disturbing the peace in the restricted hospital area early mornings. Residents are asked to restrain dogs until at least 6 am. Offenders include hound dogs seen chasing rabbits near the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Pan-American Day Observed At Troy High
Pan-American Day was observed yesterday at Troy High School with a colorful assembly featuring Spanish songs dances recitations and a play A La Luz de la Luna Guest artist Anna Benjilian formerly of Russell Sage College sang a Spanish song Elizabeth Hagopian played piano Cecelia Schillaci explained Pan-American Day meaning Students offered a salute to the Flag in Spanish Music director Frank Catricala led the program Miss Frances McTammany head of foreign language department supervised the event with participating students Dorothy Johnson Gerald Jordan Dawn Hall Helen Ivanyshyn Helen Marie Moeller William Rodgers Gloria Gilbert Arnold Willy and other performers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
la Luz de la Luna
Anna Benjilian
Russell Sage College
Elizabeth Hagopian
Cecelia Schillaci
Dorothy Johnson
Gerald Jordan
Dawn Hall
Helen Ivanyshyn
Helen Marie Moeller
Wiliam Rodgers
Gloria Gilbert
Arnold Willi
Frank Catricala
Frances McTammany
Hoosick Falls Man Wounded In Action
War Department reports several local service members wounded in action. Pfc Edward J. Decker of Hoosick Falls. First Lieut Walter J. Chamberlain Jr. of Plattsburg. Pfc William L. Hotaling of Rensselaer. Pvt Nelson LaPlante of Tupper Lake. Pvt Elmer Martin Jr. of Altamont. Pvt Bernard J. Pitts of Albany. Pfc William Stekeur of Albany.
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Edward J. Decker
Rosella Decker
High Street
Hoosick Falls
War Department
Walter J. Chamberlain, Jr
Rosella A. Chamberlain
Broad Street
Plattsburg
Pfe
William L. Hotaling
Nettie Hotaling
Broadway
Rensselaer
Nelson LaPlante
Malvina LaPlante
Tupper Lake
Elmer Martin, Jr
Viola H Martin
Route 1
Altamont
Bernard J. Pitts
Frances Pitts
Third Avene
Albany
Pfc
Willam Stekeur
Lillian Stekeur
Jefferson Street
Building Repair Man Draws $5,000 Fine
Saul Hurwitz, a known figure in Rensselaer, and official of the Federal Remodeling Co, was fined $5000 in Federal Court at Albany on a conspiracy charge before Judge Stephen W Brennan. He pleaded guilty and was given until Friday to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Hurwitz
Rensselaer
Federal Remodeling Co
Albany
Stephen W Brennan
Bulty
Child Care Needs Cited By Speaker in Troy Club Address
Mrs. Garcia Bowman of the New York State War Council urged community action to expand child care for working mothers during the war. She cited centers for children of working mothers, federal/state funding, and special need for under two year olds in Troy, noting 35 state communities seeking funds and all large cities except Troy and Albany with centers. Lieutenant Leonard Baxter, decorated U S Army officer and former POW, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utuiznga
Ava
Garcia Bowman
New York State War Council
Troy Rotary Club
Hendrick Hudson
Bowman
al- Suyf Ehulegude
Mrs. Bowman
Troy
New York State
Albany
Lieut
Leonard Baxter
U. S. Army
Germany
Settlement Made in Two Auto Crash Cases
Patrick Zucara guardian for his daughter Jane Zucara and his niece Edith Casale, authorized by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray to settle claims against the Rensselaer County Chapter of the American Red Cross and Mildred Taylor. Settlements filed by attorney Benjamin Marsicano state each case settles for $100 with $43 for medical care. The injuries occurred March 3 when the Zucaro Casale girls rode in a car operated by Fred DeRenzo, colliding with a Red Cross car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Zucara
Fourth Street
Jane Zucara
Edith Casaie
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Rensselaer County
American Red Cross
Mildred Taylor
Benjamin Marsicano
Zucaro
Imo
Casale
Fred DeRenzo
Red Cross
Kite Enthusiasts Warned To Fly Safely This Spring
As kite season opens enthusiasts are urged to avoid metal ribs and wire or tinsel twine, use cotton cord, and keep kites away from power lines, towers, and radio aerials. Do not climb poles or run across streets while flying.
Hudson Falls Sets Village Tax Rate for Year
At the Hudson Falls annual board meeting the village tax rate was fixed at 16.50 per 1000 with total taxes to raise 100,022.11 plus owners' share 1,573.45, grand total 101,595.57. Exemption tax rate is .0783 and final action is April 20 at 8 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Hudson Falls
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First Presbyterian Church
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Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Troy High
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Wong
NEA Service, Inc
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U. S
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