Conviction Of Mullens Invalidated By Court Of Appeals
The Court of Appeals at Albany reversed the 1941 bribery convictions of Charles H. Mullens and William Solomon on state printing contracts in a 4 to 3 decision. The ruling voided four of six counts and sent the case back, noting prior sentences were stayed pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals At
Albany
Charles H. Mullens
William Solomon
Tammany
Mullens
Solomon
General Sessions Court
Burland Printing Co, Inc
New York
Stingeslands
Lehman
Frederic E. Crane
Court of Appeals
New York City
William B Herlands
Thomas E. Dewey
Promotion Honors Captain Harry T. O'Brien Jr in England
First Lieut. Harry T. O'Brien Jr. based in England has been promoted to captain in the American Air Corps. His parents of 185 Second Street were informed. A native of Troy he is a LaSalle Institute and Albany Law School alumnus and was with the New York Public Service Commission before joining the Army. His wife and son reside in Albany. another son, Lieut. Robert B. E. O'Brien, is stationed in Italy.
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Harry T. O’brien, Jr
England
American Air Corps
Harry T. O’brien
Second Street
O’brien
Troy
LaSalle Institute
Manhattan College
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Albany Law School
New York Public Service
Harry T. O'Brien
Albany
Joseph E. Wagner
Air Corps
Lowry Field
Censvci
Harald
Navy
Frank
James
Joseph
Wagners
Robert M. Taggart
Kearney
N. J
Christine Wagner
Soft Drink Stands To Be Relieved Of Paper Work
The OPA will simplify record keeping for soft drink bars ice cream parlors and similar refreshment stands starting tomorrow. Owners must now record only rationed foods acquired and used removing daily revenue and customer counts for most establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Envoy Gloomy on Peace Prospects
Netherlands ambassador to the United States Dr. Alexander Loudon spoke at Union College in Schenectady and warned that peace prospects are bleaker than in 1918. He urged German disarmament and people’s will to end the war, calling for cooperation, use of German skills for production, and strong neighboring states to deter renewed conflict.
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Alexander Loudon
Netherlands
United States
Loudon
Union College
Schenectady
Germany
Supreme Court Recesses On Settlement In Davenport Case
The Supreme Court recessed to Monday after announcing a settlement in the action brought by Mabel W Davenport against Richard J Howland. Justice William H Murray will preside at a special term tomorrow with a day calendar listed. Jessie N Miyach of 115 Lawrence Street Rensselaer was granted permission to settle a $300 injur ies claim from a three year old Watervliet automobile accident against John T Moore of Watervliet.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Mabel W. Davenport
Richard J. Howland
Wiliam H. Murray
Taylor & Taylor
Edward S Jones
Murray
Jessie N. Miyach
Lawrence Street
Rensselaer
Watervhet
John T. Moore
Presbyterial Society Elects Mrs Evans President
Mrs. Frederick W. Evans of this city was elected president of the Woman's Presbyterial Society for Missions in the Presbytery of Troy at its 25th annual meeting in the First Presbyterian Church of Waterford. A full slate of officers and a nominating committee were named, with Rev Walter Cavert delivering sermon on Freedom's Forgotten Foundations and Dr Yahya Armajani speaking on Open Doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Evans
Woman's Presbyterial Society For Missions
Presbytery of
Troy
Waterford
Henry E. Clark
Glens Falls
Iyman A. Tasman
Stillwater
George N. Patrick
Everett T. Ham
Francis L. McCauley
Cohoes
Margaret Caven
National Missions
Christian Education
Grace Wilkie
Green Island
E . Hodgkins
Allen V. Bunce
James Graham
Henry A Calkins
Louise Flagler
Norman R. Adams
George H. Ives
Basil E. Fletcher
James L. Harris
Charles Connelly
Schaghticoke
H. Richard Perkett
Earl Gray
Willliam A Krause
William M Ewing
M. King
James A. Stewart
William Ewing
Ewing
William Hawthorne
Lawrence J. Murray
Walter Cavert, DD
Board of Christian Education
Yahya Armajani
Teheran
Iran
Ada Palm Sherwin
Board of National Missions
America
Heribert C Willenberg
Grace M Bartholomew
Charles B. Parkis
Memorial Day Plans Stirred at King Camp Meeting
The April Samuel King Camp gathering at 664 Fourth Avenue discussed Memorial Day preparations. Comdr. Samuel J Kirkpatrick led, with plans for the next meeting at the Northern New York Club in Schenectady on April 23. The group noted its status as the first in the New York Department to contribute to the national GAR fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel King Camp
John A. Straicht
Fourth Avenue
Samuel J Kirkpatrick
New York
Schenectady
King Camp
New York Department
St Marys Council Hosts Breakfast and Communion Mass
St Marys Council and St Vincent de Paul Society meet at Washington and Thid Streets at 7 30 am Sunday then travel by car to Sacred Heart Church East Side for the 8 am mass and Holy Communion as part of the Particular Council ceremony A communion breakfast follows in Sacred Heart Hall
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St. Marys
French Priest Named New Jesuit Vicar General in Rome
The Swiss telegraph agency reports that Mgr Norbert De Boynes, 67, a French Jesuit, has been elected vicar general of the Society of Jesus in Rome. He succeeds the late Alessio Magni who delegated powers before fleeing April 13.
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Bern
Switzerland
Rome
Mgr
Norbert de Boynes
Alessio Magni
Monsignor de Boynes
Three Local Men Enlist in Navy
John F. Gibbins of Doaw Street Donald J. Dudden of Middle Street Waterford and George Marshais of George Street Green Island have recently enlisted in the Navy.
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Navy
John F. Gibbins
Doaw Street
Donald J. Dudden
Middle Street
Waterford
George Marshais
George Street
Green Island
Recruiters announce Troy station inactive list placement
Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan, head of the Troy recruiting station, says several local recruits have been accepted for service and are temporarily placed on the inactive list.
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Joseph Sullivan
Troy
State Loses Appeal Of Judgment In Callahan Case
The New York State Court of Appeals dismissed the state’s appeal in favor of Katherine E. Callahan of Mechanicville. Her action, begun in the Court of Claims, followed her 1939 job loss after which she became mentally ill, fled Utica State Hospital twice, and lost portions of both legs to amputation after a 1941 Mohawk River plunge. The total judgment, $26,349.60 with interest, was due to the 1943 verdict affirmed by the Appellate Division in Rochester.
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New York
Katherine E. Callahan
Mechanicville
Court of Appeals
Jer
Patrick J. Kenny
Miss Callahan
Utica State Hospital
Rome
Mohawk
Edward T. Callahan
Rose A. Hannan
Court of Claims
State of
Appellate Division
Rochester
Court Judgment Ordered Payment After 3 2 Vote
The court recorded a three to two vote on the judgment. The State then appealed to the Court of Appeals. The order for payment of the judgment was made mandatory.
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Court of Appeals
Trojan Home Bureau Meets For Glove Making Lesson
The Trojan Home Bureau unit met with Mrs. Stephen E. Comiskey at 356 Third Street. Comiskey led the first glove making lesson and announced another at her home on Wednesday April 26 at 1 30 p.m. A food lesson will be held tomorrow at 17 Woodlawn Court with Mrs. Corrine Crabie beginning at 10 30 a.m.
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Home Bureau
Trojan Home Bureau
Stephen E. Comiskey
Third Street
Troy High Pupils View Technicolor Film Unfinished Rainbows
An upper class assembly at Troy High School yesterday screened a technicolor film titled Unfinished Rainbows about discovery and development in aluminum. Principal W. Kenneth Doyle introduced the program and Elizabeth Hagopian accompanied the singing of America at the start.
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Troy High
Troy High School
America
Elizabeth Hagopian
W. Kenneth Doyle
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Harry O’brien
Hudson Valley Agency, Inc
Lawrence J. Collins
Julia P. Fitzgerald
Congress Street
Court House
George E. Wagner
326
Fourth Street
Pacific
C. M
Harold L. Wagner
G.M
Frank J. Wagner
Pacific Corp
James Donald Wagner
Hamilton Field
Cal
Third ST
Wells & Coverly’s
Triangle Shoe Store
Presbyterial Society
Evans
King
St. Mary’s Council
Coats
Einberg
Troy, N. Y
Inbercys
Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing CO
Roy Shudt
WTRY
Inbera
Inberats
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