Hogan Will Admitted To Probate In Troy Surrogate Court
On a busy day in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court Judge Edward Donohue admitted five wills to probate including those of Mayor Frank Hogan and Grace Borst. The Hogan estate lists a $38 New Scotland Ave address for heirs and Michael J. Deignaz as attorney. Grace Borst leaves about £2500 real and over $10,000 personal, with Catholic legacies to Albany Diocese institutions and churches.
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Rensselaer County
Edward ¥. Donohue
Frank J. Hogan
Visity
Gree Borst
William Battan
Hendrick Hudson
Faskie Robertson
Troy
Therese Schemae
Hogan's
New Scotland Avenue
Bany
Leo FL
Boland
John P. Boland
K. S
Mary JM Schurter
New Stotford Avenue
Ataty
Michael J. Deignaz
Grece Borst
Troy Area
Society
Albany
St .Augustine’s Church
St. Lawrence's Church
Asi
Tohn Krug
Sheridan Avenue
Louisa’ Fisch
Baws Street
Ambrose
Frank
Florian
Jacob
Edward
Carrie
Rose
John Krug
Colonie
Alma
Chalmer
West
Springfeld
Mass
Lena Huebner
Indianapolis
Ind
Louise Kreg
Second
Smmz Hanser
220Th Street
Julia Rotenheber
Anns
Hane
Sixth Avenue
Margaret Cahill
Defreest Avenue
Jessie Schulze
Edih Street
Catherine Mirer
High
Mackrell & Ranney
Murphy, Aldrich
Guy & Broderick
Belton
Bolton
William Bolton
Philadelphia
Kenneth B. Bolton
Cleveland
Fannie Albertson
Jay Lcith
Wynantskiil
Russie Davis
Seventh Avenue
Church of Christ, Disciples of
Troy Cemetery Association
Poestenkill, Cemetery Association
Anna Greene
Rawling Avenue
Smalre State
Pawling Avenue
Clara Jessup
Detroit
Mich
Ellen Mether
Los Angeles
Cal
Mantie L. Wright
Scotia
Shires
Wiltington
Ada. Wheeler
Lansing
Norman Moody
Audna Moody Mus Seli
Reba M. Konstanlman
Winifred Moody
Alar Jotte Badger
Fair Haven
Elmer M. Resmussen
Schmidt
Death of Dr Louis Fischer Noted Specialist in Diphtheria Toxoid Use
Obituary details the life of Dr Louis Fischer born in Austria Hungary who came to the United States at age three and studied at New York University. A pioneer in diphtheria antitoxin use in 1895, he served as a pediatric specialist and contributed medical books. The report notes his death at his New York home, mentions his will and distribution among relatives and non relatives, and lists estates, beneficiaries, and executors.
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Louis Fischer
New York
United Seat
Austria-Hungary
Fischer
New York University
Water levy and village notices at Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls trustees authorized a six month water rent levy starting May 4 totaling 10003.75 with a 10 percent discount if paid by June 1. Fire department and police duty lists were finalized, while Dr George E Smith reported March pneumonia cases and immunizations. Budget talks continue as March reports and officer accounts are reviewed. an honor roll of local armed forces members was displayed, and Knights of Columbus Building Association directors were announced.
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Board of Trustee
Dhe Trusstees
Fre
John J Shea
Elwin Armstrong
John A. Murphy
Frank Mutvibuy
Luke O'Hearn
George E. Smith
Village Health Oficer
Dooley’s
Meenanic Street
Peter Seward
McLucas and Fleming
Eizar
Oventy
Harrison Webster
Justice of the Peace
D. Smith
William F. Ohearn
Bert Baker
Hoosick Falig
Council
Knights Or
Columbus
Knights of Columbus’ Building Association
Tammany Hall Hires Republican Publicity Agent
Edward V. Loughlin, leader of Tammany, said a public relations firm headed by Russell H. Potter has been engaged to publicize Tammany's program and the ideals of Roosevelt and other national leaders. Potter, a Republican, resides in Woodbridge Connecticut.
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Tammany Hall
G.O.P
New York Uxs
Tammany pHa
New York
Edward V. Loughlin
Tammany
Russell H. Potter
Roosevelt
Potter
Woodbridge, Conn
Reporter Tells Of Okinawa Air Attack
The journalist with the U S 24th Army Corps recalls a Okinawa air raid as a first timer, describing the moment a Japanese plane skimmed the harbor and then crashed. He details the terror, the improvised drive ashore, and the sudden cheers after the plane vanished into the sea.
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Okinawa
Bobbin Coome
U. S. 24Th Army Corps
24Th Corps
2Th Corps
Hames
Bomb sighted near beach during unit patrol
Ensign Richard Carson and fellow sailors from Worcester and Boston along with Ens Howard Horton of Cleveland joined a bomb disposal task near the 22d Corps HQ. As planes passed by they moved toward a beach site where a loud explosion produced a black smoke plume about 300 yards away. The novice recruit notes the blast as the first bomb seen.
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Richard Carson
Worcester
Mass
John Parker
Boston
Mis
Howard
Horton
Cleveland
Carson
22D Corps
Finns Open Spring Drive Against Remaining German Forces
Stockholm paper reports Piens launched a spring drive to mop up last German forces in a narrow Finland corridor between Norway and Sweden, threatening German holdouts in the Arctic border region.
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Stockholm
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Sacred Heart Women Plan June Garden Party
Sacred Heart Church Women’s Club met Monday to plan a garden party in June. The event will be held Saturday afternoon June 16 at the parish hall as committee chairs finalize details. Mrs. John J. McGrath is general chairman with Mrs. Wittia Meson as co chair.
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Sacred Heart Church
Pizit
Lawa
John 3. McGrath
Wittia Meson
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War Labor Board
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Rhine
Issen-Dortmund
Hoosick Falls
Michael J. Dilson
Wiliam C. Buckley
Edward Brazel
Joseph Leary
Willan Hetchum
Jona J. Skea
Arthur A. McLinder
North Hoos
John EL Woodru
Cambridge
Moses
Gladys McLucas
Sacred Heart Women Plan
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