Former Troy Man Honored By Princeton
Dr. George Van Santvoord, long time headmaster of the Hutch Kiss School Lakeville Connecticut, received a Doctor of Humane Letters from Williams College in 1924 as Princeton University conferred degrees during its fourth convocation. He has served as trustee for Emma Willard Union theological Seminary and Yale University and taught English at Yale and the University of Tidfala after a career at Wincester College in England and wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Santvoord
Trojan
Hutch Kiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Thurelay
Princeton University
Emma Willach
Aid
Piourer
Troy Fwinkey Wecome
Urkets Widh
Harald W. Boddy
Yale Unievers
Winchester College
England
Ser Jea
Yale
Fenlish
Ierr
University of Tidfala
Willams Colege
Red Cross Receives Thanks for Afghan Gifts Donation
The Veterans Administration Hospital at Castle Point thanks the production department of Hensselaer County chapter for Afghan gifts sent to wards. Patients express appreciation as the first fulfillment of long requests. Mrs Bennet and Mrs Baler, leaders, attend a regional conference on Volunteer Special Services in North Avanch Area New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Adiminteraction Hospital
Castle Point
Hensselaer County
Red ¢ Hospital
Prank Bennet
Fob. Baler
Avanch
New York
Molotov Responds On Greece Germany in Postwar Talks
Molotov sets out views in Q A with Johannes Sle on Greece and democracy. He favors denouncing foreign interference in Greece and warns against dismembering Germany, noting risks of militarists seizing control. He mentions a plebiscite option to decide federalization and references Marshall’s plan for a provisional German government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Muliloy
Truman
Crutany
Johannes Sle
Greece
Steel
Molatoy
Frais
Greare
Abaloetay
Molatay
Sreace
Molotoy
Germany
Ceremany
Molotov
Ander Bistanyel
T Biswarek
German Empire
William Iv
Gremany
Lpaderynin
Malotov
Warren's Lisle Will Probated
Probate docs show the will of Warren E. Lisle, who died March 28, 1947, was admitted to probate in Rengelag County Superior Court. Widower Grave F. Lisle of 1608 Peoples Avenue named executors, with attorney Thomas P. Huxtable. Estates listed at $19,000 personal and $3,000 real, with Teresa Flamara of Sixth Avenue noted as beneficiary. Attorney Benedict Finmara and fellow executor Joby Finmara named. request cites administration on deceased Teresa Finlara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren EL Histn
Lisle
Peoples Avenue
Westerday
Rengselage
Benedict Finmara
Joby Finmara
Miuther Ab
Teresa Flamara
Sixth Avenue
Bunjahiin
Local Echoes from Cambridge and Chicago Society Notes
South Cambridge Lyndon J. Wallace visits Chicago as Mrs James Maslin hosts a qvicient AC gathering at Mary Macellan Hospital. Foster QEolia visits Lew Youle with Cam[ bridge Huisehen classmates. Mr Clyde Terrivaton and daughter Buykata visit Mr and Mrs Raymond Herrington. George Cornell and Merere Herrington attend as Merere recovers from surgery at Leahy Cline Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cambridge
Lyndon J. Wallace
Chicago
James Maslin
Mary MaChellan Hospital
Foster Qeolia
Lew Youle
Cam
Crossword Puzzle ARMA ARMA EEN inbtht Larncoytnn TEMAS
Puzzle text shows a scrambled grid with many garbled phrases and names. It appears as a crossword style layout with unusual foreign and invented terms, likely a themed puzzle page fragment. Readers would expect clues and a grid, but the readable content is fragmented and noncohesive.
Planning Group To Be Consulted On School Board
City Planning Commission members will be asked for input before adding members to the Troy Board of Education. Mayor Thomas Finch and Ralph Winslow said planning recommendations will guide the two new posts as the authority granted in the Finch bill pushes the board from three to five seats. Debates opposed more than six members, with final approval limiting increases to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Troy Board
Oor Education
John J. Adorn
Compassion
Ralph Ke. Winslow
Aloe Monty
Ahn
Commissions
Gay Thomas BL Bowe
Breige- Finch
March Weather Review Shows Warmer Dry Month
The U S Weather Bureau notes March was warmer and drier than normal. Temperature averaged 32 degrees with 1.78 inches of precipitation, 0.62 inches normal, and 7.1 inches of snow vs 1.4 inches. Warmest day was March 18 with 12 degrees, and strong winds occurred on cold days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Book Chit wall meet and Presbyterian dinner notes
The Cambridgeshire Book Chit wall meet featured Abs. 1M Westtadl and guests from Manoray and Langhorn. Mrs Hoymen’s guest Miss Doris Fancher, Miss Virginia Henderson Holmes, and local clergy Rev. Hunt and Rev. Lawrener attended. The First Presbyterian Church annual dinner and meeting approved a fiscal year change and budget increase, elected trustees, and discussed mission funding and pastor appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Yarmon
Curine
Manovey
Hoymen
Jennin Brittie
Virginia Henderson Holmes
Langhorn
Eneley
Cleeles HL. Baimws
Mya. Holmes
Doris Fancher
Toms River
S. Durfee
Irving Hodge
Willion Eingle Weir
Trustews
L George
Robingon
Egehniemay
Bhy Jmveting
Mr. Durtec
P.T. Buckley, Jr
General Assembly
Jnows GC. Hunt
D.D
Vbny
Salley
Frantic A. Lawrener
Toto
Benjamin McCleskin
Parris Uied
Naim South
Draft Board Officials Remain as Posts
John Wongherty, coordinator of all draft boards, was reformed yesterday by State Selective Service. The board will continue to serve until Selective Service is liquidated. Members expect their final merit was near, but orders extend service undetermined. They go without compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 2 Wongherty
Selective Service Maathe
Selective Service
Jin
Office of Selective Service Records
State Selective Service
Blind Boy Wins 560000 Award in Supreme Court
Charles Hallenwerk, an injured Hudyonvent, won a 560000 award from a Supreme Court jury in Columbi County. The case centered on alleged explosives exposure on Lone Star Cement Co property. Testimony included claims of trespass and safety concerns, with mixed defenses about youth and community standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hallenwerk
Lone Star Cement Cr
Supree
Columbi
R. Monell Heesberg
Ab Janey
Wnd
Francis Bergan
Denims Cay
Herzburyy
Charles
Wiliam
O'Conner
Local Notes From Boyntonville and Nearby Towns
Mis Minnis Borhyet and Ber toeket TUnnsi Mic Athert Ci visit Boston as their daughter departs. Suulay guest Os Robert Peimble of Waler. Kile Haverson of Johnson ville visits with Sip and Mrs Sabin. Youth Fellowship staged a pageant "T'Ne Road to Em maus" at Mothunlixt Church. Holy Communion planned at Church of the Holy Nani Easter Sunday. Ruv Knight Dunkerney to be lin eharee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Minnis Borhyet
Babin
Weela
Boston
Mis Robert Peimble
Walerigh
Rasmus Madsen Mie
Borrest Agan
Mix
Local Families React As Area Posts Busy Week
Fragmented OCR notes show families visiting relatives in Texas, returning from Troy, and moving back to Tunne on Martin Dunnany Road. Mentions of weddings, hospital visits, and local travel interrupted by an incident at a hospital and a river patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Mies
Marjonle Pyne
Dese
Ptt
Wai
Harry Wagar
Willian Wagan
Tamly
Texas
Catherine Austin
Cros
Chester W. Bluntt
Russell Miller
Mi Jomckan
Troy
Elmer Shaver
Martin-Dunhany Road
Elmer Jacobs
Joseph Mahoney
Ernily
Tosedale
George Cintos
Supfers
Chaylea Manying
Strepwart
Iep
Moepttadl Phuvsany
Crom Federal
Valeo
William Bell
John Ik
John Honrigan
Hoosick Falls Softball League faces rules changes meeting
Hoosick Falls council reports on rule changes for the Softball League at the Steiner House. The commission seeks steadier team rosters, gear guidelines, and funding for Youth Activities while officials discuss field upkeep and upcoming meetings. Local dignitaries and residents attend as reforms and plans for the athletic program are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner House
Wallganisae Paper Mills
Pryderick Demetrius
Wiliam J. Hennessey
Tha
Town Youth Activities Commission
Questionable Sunday Meeting Signals Local Mix
A garbled OCR item references meetings and individuals in a town setting. It mentions a group called Halfmoon and a Q Eight or Q. 8 event, a flairmoon Orange gathering, and local residents such as Minton, Fay, and Morma. It hints at a parent teacher context on Main Street with Johvistown High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfmoon
Howley Chemical
Flairmoon Orange
Radelitte Faylov
Minton
Lawrences Rustel
Hoostes Mille
Lote Kilner Reaklence
Mike Morma Mineher
Johvistown High
Er ‘Parenta
Trojans Asked to Mark Army Week
Mayor proclaims Army Week urging community support for recruitment. Officials emphasize duty, national security, and honoring veterans who served. Call to eligible men ages 17 to 45 for service. city promotes Army Day observance and patriotic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojans
John J. Aten Yeaturday
Army Tay
Cheough
Mleieticu
United Stags
United States of America
America
Albany Driver Plunges Down 40-Foot Bank
A driver named Burger swerved to avoid a parked vehicle on Van Wice Point Road and plunged about 40 feet into the Hudson River embankment. He was extricated with minor injuries and taken to St. Peter's Hospital, where he was reported uninjured.
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Albany
Yeatyrdiey
Wallacr
Burger
Mercure Svea
Ab Wainy
Inivey
Witts Andlacer
Hudson River
Berger
van Wice Point
Cpl
S. J. Ulaon
Conteal
Eell
Burger Team
St. Peter's Hospital
Instrument Expert J B McMahon to Speak at Eastern New York Meeting
J B McMahon of Chicago an arbor of articles in trade and technical journals will be guest speaker at Ant Apel meeting of the Increment Society of America in New York. He heads Carnegie Institute of Technology and is a member of several engineering and scientific societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Mark's
Opal
All Saints
Hogrick
Saints
Advent Christian Church
Southpeat Hansick
Wiek
Motiors’ Chun
Eagle Bridge
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ray Hynick
McMahon
Chicago
Tncrement Society of
Amerisa HL Bien Callrye
Geiduare
Carnegin Institute
van U
Soview Oof
Ordostuial
Inshiumiente
Wivtview Civee
Aba
Petole Ingtitute
Insui- Ten Society of Amerie
Bequests Reported in 19th Century Saratoga Draft
The fragment outlines bequests totaling 1500 dollars to Helen Garrigan and others, with names like Charles C. Alfvey and Sarytoge Eprings. A large bequest is noted for Skidrine Crepe and a far region near Saratoga Springs with police department ties receiving 30 A. The item reflects a probate style distribution with multiple legatees and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial
Helen Garrigan
Fonda Avenue
Charles C.alfvey
North Breaniway
Saratoga Springs
Incomplete Local Meeting Notes From White Creek Grange
Fragmentary report lists attendees including Mrs HOS Lake and Mrs Earle Howard. Mentions One Hundred Years of Mission Work in China and a discussion by Supervisor Byron Helvington on a new evacuation plan for the Lov en area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirs
Philip Arcouette
Thistle
Miri
Micah F Miles
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Hos. Lake
Earle Howard
Cbige
China
White Creek
Gordon Byater
Byron Helvington
Loven
Telephone labor dispute sparks wage talks and possible seizure
The Labor Department pursues wage talks with the American Telephone and Telegraph Co amid threats of seizing the system. Officials say President would act if demands fail while unions threaten a nationwide strike. A special conciliator is appointed as tensions rise across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ava Beets
Jobo
Gnaon
Assirtant Secreary
Luton
Voulerres
Ultvlang
Lhenye
H. Crihy
Pore
Somel
Labor Department
Gibson
Gar
Warren
Cone
Clark
Schnwellerbach
Basher
Johnny Gibson
Wolture
Oigdelems
ACFL
Commercial “Telegraphers Union
Wealern Million ‘Telegraph Co
Untens
New York City
Kingston County eH to Send Six Members to Meeting
Six representatives from Kingston County eH will attend the Eastern New York Dintelec 4H Federation meeting in Gales near Kingston on Monday and Tuesday. Executive committee members George Ayoude, Mary Ruth Clacke, Samuel Durance, Florence Thayer as associate agent, and county agent will participate. The gathering includes 22 counties and will discuss club programs and projects for the remainder of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frabs
Reeses
Jour County
New York
Dintelec
Dinday
Gales
Klingston
Raymond Miller
George Ayoudewell
Mary Ruth Clacke
New Byvaot Uitounel
Samuel 2. Durance
Goutty
Vmited
Florence ‘Thayer
Mayociate
Countien
Clu
Nint
Lie Yaar
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Princeton
Red Cross
Rita Hayworth
Gilda” With
Glenn Ford
Aso
Liver Curwood
Robert’ Lowery
Warren ‘S. Lisle
PiAw Ond
Nierer
Bndorch
Celienes
Angles
Roger
Jewelers
Mab Brace
Ight
Allieles
Neal Aimiterp
Biel
Cannibout
Tevealed
Heelle
Sailor Roe
Venomion of Exynt
Sanaken
Lhe
Bersuss
Dird
Phuutes
Tookood
t—Capabie
Vipers
Heapy
God of ‘Underworld
Cambridge
Westtadl
Draft Board
Boyntonville
Knitcraft
Hoosick Falls
Indapad
Pet. Hailph J. England
North Adams
Mass
Waney Lynch
Japan
Army
Camp Lae
Was
Skipara Range
Murpies
Coldsta
Ken Herel
Maggiscare
Helen Murphy
Tom Beaumont
Calasta
George Spendiff
St. Mary's Auxiliary
St Mary's Academy
Gomaculate Conception
Ted Cross
Church of the
Tamat Gre
Moterving
Oxmand Kilds
Wist Baptist Church
Main Street
Gordon Cottrell
Chapman
Cheney Public Library
Beedle
Helen A. Bullock
Bullock
Oliver N. Ralibun
James 'T Rucke
Hensick Halls
Brooklyn
St. Mary's Centenry
Hhis Village
Auesty
Co Kingston
Beermuenty Ain
Jacge Noxan
Alia Regan Shirts
Syres
Colognes
Cologne
Moss Rose Cologne
Desert Flower Cologne Plus the
Doeskins
Glove Dept
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