Solomn Mass for Father Andrew La phen
Funeral held Tuesday at St Ameterdar Church with a solemn requiem mass. Clergy and pallbearers from Hudson, Schenectady, Watervliet, Ballston Lake and Amsterdam attended. Names listed include Rev Arthur Hittin, Daniel Burns, William Keane, James Honrakan, Daniel Hogan, Joseph Moraimin and others associated with local entities.
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Arthur &. Hittin
Hudson Us
Daniel F. Burns
Barstoga Springs
Willam C. Keane
Willam ‘Y Beidt
Schenectady
James P. Honrakan
Waterviiet
Daniel T. Hogan
Ballston Lake
Joseph F. Moraimin
Ghegon
Eight Men At Arsenal Will Get High Awards
Watervliet Arsenal employees will receive top War Department civilian service honors at a 12 30 p m ceremony. Col Clarence Part ridge announced the event and Lt Col J K Menelly will act as host. Livingston W Houston of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will address attendees. Brig Gen A Gillespie will present awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston W. Houston
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
A. Gillespie
Gino
Ordnance
Washington, D. C
Secretary of War
Army and Navy
John C. Beatty
Preston A. Horn
Charles Ty Kohie
Watervliet
Frank Miller
Troy
Secetary of War
Horn
War Department
Arsenal
Fn Ae
General Arsenal
Enginasting Department
Engineering
Milles
Tl Nis
Enal
Leon W. Dwree
Saratoga Springs
Michael F. Berin
Waterviiet
Jonn FP. Kilmer
Fred ‘H- Prins
Wilmot HC ‘Robfin
Prins
Afr
Roblin
Washington
Carinon
Watervlieg Arsenal
A. G. Gillespie
Preston A
Service Fete Honoring Arthur Burt At Mannvenue Home
Mrs Elmer Goyer and her son of Syracuse visited her daughter Mrs John Burt of Pine Avenue. Mr and Mrs George Burt of Mannvenue hosted a party at their home for Arthur Burt entering the service. Over thirty guests attended. Music by Fred Heffner and his orchestra. Guests were presented two purses of money and refreshments were served from a red white and blue decorated table.
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Elmer-Goyer
Son
Syracuse
John Burt
Pine
George Burt
Mannvenue
Arthur Burt
Fred Heffner
Burtseas
Fay and Bove A F L Leaders Sentenced
New York defendants Joseph S. Fay and James Bove of the A F L leaders were convicted of conspiracy and extortion and sentenced in State Supreme Court yesterday. They received prison terms ranging from eight and a half to fourteen years each after a special grand jury found them guilty of extorting two thousand dollars and related complicity.
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New York
Josep S. Fay
James Bove
APA
State Supreme Cort
Contractors tied to Uke’thage project in New York
The defendants face convictions with attorneys planning an appeal. About 289000 dollars were linked to the Delaware Syiedact project and contractors in New York. They have been held at Tombs prison since capture.
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Uke
Thage
New York
Delaware
Syiedact Project
Tombs
Athorneys
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