North Creek Pastor Dies In Hospital
Rev. J. Francis McMahon, longtime pastor of St. James' Church North Creek for 25 years, died at Glens Falls Hospital after a brief illness. He led St. John Baptist Chestertown and St. Charles Borromeo Wevertown missions and oversaw Chestertown’s 1937 church edifice. He is survived by siblings and a niece. Funeral is at St. James' with burial in Lansingburg.
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J. Francis McMahon
Troy
St. James
North Creek
Glens Falls Hospital
Father McMahon
St. John Baptist
Chestertown
St. Charles Borromeo
Wevertown
Bernard and
Catherine Brennan McMahon
St. Patrick's Academy
la Salle Institute
St. Charles College
Cotonville
St. Joseph's Seminary
Yonkers
Thomas M. A. Burke
Joseph A. McMahon
Dorothy E. McMahon
California
St. James’ Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Lansingburg
Local Shifts and Visitors Highlight Easter Week
Eagle Bridge Lewis Hunt and family move to Loren Sayles farm. Hawley Robertson of Savannah stays with Hugh Moses. Mary Sweet hosts the Ladies Aid Society with refreshments after the meeting. Howard Harrington and family from Tucson are on furlough with Moses and Harrington households. Montclair and Bloomfield visitors join Roy and Lloyd Moses at the farm during Easter vacation.
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Eagle Bridge
Lewis Hunt
Loren Sayles
Hawley Robertson
Savannah
Hugh Moses
Mary Sweet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Corp
Howard Harrington
Tucson
Ariz
James Harrington
John Magnusson
Montclair
N. J
Coleman
Navy Accepts Four Residents of Troy
Four Troy men who recently enlisted in the Navy at the local recruiting station have been accepted for service and placed on the inactive list. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan announced Saturday identifying Edward A. Loreda Mortimer K. Lewis James Demers and Michael Bianco with their street addresses.
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Troy
Navy
Joseph Sullivan
Edward A. Loreda
Ferry Street
Mortimer K. Lewis
Woodrow Court
James Demers
Congress Street
Michael Bianco
Third Street
Appointment of R Roy Casey as National Life general agent
The appointment of R Roy Casey as general agent of the National Life Insurance Co of Vermont at Albany is announced by Vice President Edward D Field, effective today. Casey, a Granville native with wide leadership experience, succeeds E Leonard Walsh who has resigned.
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R. Roy Casey
National Life Insurance Co. of
Vermont
Albany
Edward D. Field
Casey
Granville
E. Leonard Walsh
Old-Time Cancer Cure Revisited Amid Penicillin Boom
A New York report notes renewed interest in Coley toxins, bacterial extracts once used to treat inoperable cancer. The method, developed by Dr. William Coley, faded after his 1956 death but is being reconsidered as penicillin and other agents emerge. Some cases showed long-term remission over five to 25 years, with 12 to 20 percent cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Wiliam B. Coley
New York City
Coley
Retail Merchants Will Meet Thursday
The regular monthly meeting of the Retail Merchants' Bureau will be held at The Hendrick Hudson on Thursday evening at 6 15 p m. This spring meeting will discuss many topics after the Holy Week postponement.
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Retail Merchants’ Bureau
Hendrick Hudson
Bureau
Mortgage Moratorium Extended and Related Measures Approved
Governor Dewey signed a bill extending the mortgage foreclosure moratorium for one year while raising principal payments from 1 to 2 percent. A companion measure extends the moratorium on deficiency judgments in foreclosures for another year.
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Dewey
Rodney B. Jones
Rochester
Assembly
New York City
New York
Patchwork changes float in New York City education plan
The record notes proposals for substitute teacher appointments and exam rules in New York City schools. It criticizes a governor opposed measure conflicting with a mortgage moratorium bill and cites a proposed amortization increase from 1 to 2 percent. A Pacific theater note from UP is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Building Sold to Best Match Manufacturing Co.
A two story building once occupied by Hall Hartwell Co. has been sold to Best Match Manufacturing Co. The structure on River Street north of Hoosick now hosts the purchaser on the second floor with A F Zak Machine Works on the first floor. Draper and Bartle and Maurice D Isenbergh represented parties. Jacob and I J Weinstein, Inc. handled the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall, Hartwell & Co., Inc
Best Match Manufacturing Co
River Street
Hoosick
A. F. Zak Machine Works
Draper and Bartle
Hall, Hartwell & Co. Inc
Maurice D. Isenbergh
Jacob and I. J. Weinstein, Inc
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Cambridge
Maxson Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Bessie R. Maxson
Charles H. Case
West Main Street
Clarence Mason
Robert Driggiss
Boy Scouts
Driggiss
Cambridge Volunteer Fire Department
Charles A. Cantwell
Fiirst
John Conroy
Clifford Bu
Side Holstein Farms
W. D. Browan
New York Holstein Association
Earl Sherman
Buskirk
George E. McGeoch
Cambrai
Board of Fees
Louis H. Austin
W.iliam Wells
Chester A. Cantwell
Cantwell
Lawton
Scott
By Paul Ford
Bernen
Yaus
Burt
Archibald Percival Wavell
Ypres
Charles Carroll
Carrollton, Md
Pacific
Marshall Islands
John N. Popham
Brooklyn
Marine Corps
Dress Concern
Congress St
Pinewaogs Aw
Froy
America
OPA
Capital District Liquor Stores Association
the Conference of Alcoholic Beverage In
Dustries, Inc
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
American Hotel Association, Inc
League OF Distilled Spirits Rectifiers, Inc
Distilled Spirits Institute, Inc
National Association OF Alcoholic Beverage Importers, Inc
Finger Lakes Wine Growers Association
National Tavern Association
Wine Institute, Inc
National Retail Liquor Package Stove Association Association, Inc
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