Girl Awarded 1250 for Head Injury at Albany Court
A verdict in a head injury case involving Marjorie Glass and others was delivered by Justice William H. Mumm in Albany. The GlossSticue case concluded with jury directions, while a separate incident on Albany Avenue involved a screen falling from a third story window.
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Jory & Supreme Court
Rensselaer Cousty
Marjorie Glass
Albany
Yeaer
William H. Mumm
Moscay Phere
Fepreme
Juste Murray
Bengselaer
Murray
Sealec
Gamages
Ateeg
Albary
Pan-American Day Proclaimed by Mayor
Mayor John J. proclaims Saturday as Pan-American Day urging schools and civic groups to observe ceremonies signaling goodwill. He calls on citizens to join in peaceful observances promoting friendship and unity across the western hemisphere.
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John J.ahem
Four Tax Examiners Now on Duty at County Clerk’s Office
Four tax examiners were on duty at the Remsselser County Clerk's office aiding Troy Area residents. A waiting line formed outside as applicants were admitted four at a time to handle 1944 tax forms and ensure orderly processing. A uniformed deputy sheriff monitored the door since Saturday to prevent crowding and maintain order during the tax season rush.
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Remsselser
Troy Area
Lodey
Sherif
Rabbi to Pay Tribute To Warsaw Defender at Sabath Services
Rabbi Charles L. Lesser will deliver a tribute sermon at Street Temple today honoring Warsaw defenders who resisted a Nazi siege beginning in mid April 1939 and lasting until June. The message titled A Challenge From the Jews of Warsaw reflects on courage during the siege.
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Ploied Street
Charles
Warsaw
Governor Signs Measure Releasing School Students For Work on Farms
Albany Gov Thomas E Dewey approved the Rapp Bill extending access to farm work for school children through July 1 1945 to ease wartime manpower shortages. The measure allows 14 year olds and up to work in canneries greenhouses and fields with age-based limits. thirty days per year and verification by the county agricultural wartime committee are required. Officials say demand for seasonal workers will be heavier this year.
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Albany
New York State
Thomas E Dewey
Theields
Econn
Y Agricultural War Committee
Suds
Algo
Robert A. Polson
Tast
New York
Upstate
Polson
Dewey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Museum
Tre
Ray
Jena
Solowiee
Education Board of 2
Shell
Commissioned Raymond Wielt Receives Silver Wings At Air Forces
Raymond P. Wielt age 24 son of Mr and Mrs William P Wielt of Balisten Lake earned silver pilot wings and was named 3 flight officer in the Air Forces. Before joining in September 1933 he worked in Schenectady. His wife is the former Etta Marie Frasier. He is stationed at Waco Texas awaiting overseas duty assignment. He has three brothers in service Warren in England Alvin in the South Pacific and Royal in Newport Arkansas. Another brother Donald wounded at Tatawa has a medical discharge.
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Raymond P. Wielt
William P. Wielt
Balisten Lake
Flight Oficer
Air Forces
Schenectady
Etta Marie Frasier
Waco
Tex
Warren P. Wielt
England
Alvin J. Wielt
South Pacific
Royal Wielt
Newport
Ark
Cpl
Donald Wielt
Tatawa
Henry Jack Named Grafton Fire Chief At Annual Meet
The Grafton Volunteer Fire Department renamed Henry Jack as fire chief at the annual meeting held in the Grafton Town Hall. New officers include Heller Cooner Everett Wager as vice president Russell Miller secretary Clifard Ages financial secretary Babcock treasurer and Chester Hilett Join Hei as three year directors with Lav erine Brenenstuhl a one year director.
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Henry Jack
Grafton
Grafton Volunteer Fire Department
Grafton Town Hall
Heller Cooner
Everett Wager
Russell Miller
Clifard Ages
Babcock
Chester Hilett
He i
Laverine Brenenstuhl
Robert Frost Lectures at Russell Sage College
Robert Frost, renowned American poet, lectured at Russell Sage College in the Little Theater. He urged readers to engage deeply with poetry and prose, recommending digging in anywhere to build a strong relationship with poetry.
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Robert Frost
Russell Sage
Peet
Russel Sage College
Frost
Studiias
Tie
Chitroud
Jerry
Coos
Mayor Urges Citywide Cleanup Cooperation
Mayor Joh J Abera appeals for help from merchants and residents to keep the city clean. Extra crews will collect debris piles and curbside tips must be tied up and placed only at the curb on garbage collection days.
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Department of Public Works
Joh J. Abera
BPW
Regulas
Meyer
Bond sale announced for New York Power and Light mortgage bonds
An underwriting group led by Halsey, Stuart & Co will offer 356000000 worth of NY Power and Light Corp 2 percent mortgage bonds due 1975 at 2 percent coupon and accrued interest from March 1, 1945. Proceeds, plus 5006000 from Niagara Hudson Power Corp stock sale, will help redeem about 55000000 first mortgage bonds due 1965.
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Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc
New York
Power and Light Corp
Niagara Hudson Power Corp
Waterman Will Probated in Surrogate's Court
In Surrogate's Court the will of Marion Waterman who died in this city on February 27 was admitted to probate. Letters testamentary were issued to Stephen A Sampson of Pattison Roberts & Sampson. The decedent left more than 100 dollars per person, after burial costs to Oakwood Cemetery. The residuary estate is divided into two equal parts to Kohasten Maj. Warren J. Green U. S. Army and Lt. Careton Green U. S. Navy Pensacola Florida.
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Marion Waterman
Stephen A ‘Sampson
Patti, Roberts & Sampson
Troy Ceasetery Association
Oakwood
Ceasetery
Kohasten
Warren J. Green
U. S. Army
Careton Green
U.S. NO
Pensacola
Fie
Pattison, Roberts & Sampson
Two Named to Board of Industrial School
Governor Dewey yesterday appointed Thomas E. Meisch of Rochester and Dr. Beines A. Goldstein and Br. A. W. Snake, both of Brighton, to the Board of Visitors of the New York Agricultural and Industrial School of Industry. Meisch, vice president of Genesee Valley Trust Co. of Rochester, was named to fill the unexpired term until February 1949.
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Dewey
Thomas £. Meisch
Rochester
Beines A. Gold Start
Brighton
New York
Agricultural and Industrial School of Industry
Meisch
Genesee Valley Trust Co
Rochester Officials Appoint New Terms in Sudden Vacancies
The late George E K Van Astrea of Rochester and Dr. Goldvatt former Rochester Dental Society president will serve in unexpired terms. Will fill February 1 1943 following resignations of Eugene Raines and Dr Charlie Kaufman of Rochester. Soke and assistant director of Strong Memorial Hospital Hochester slated for vacancies.
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George EK. van’ Astrea
Rochester
Dr. Goldvatt
Rochester Dental Society
Eugene Raines
Er. Soke
Strong Memorial Hospital Hochester
Wenl
Charlie Kaufman
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