Jones Counsel For Page in Probe Case
Corp. Counsel E Stewart Jones of Troy retained for former Sen Roy M Page of Binghamton now Republican surrogate of Broome County indicted on 61 counts in the Dewey led inquiry into legislative spending. Page seeks grand jury minutes and copies of his indictment as decision is reserved.
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Troy
Page
Supreme Court
Ely W. Personius
Albany
Dewey
Republican Party
Personius
Hiram ©. Todd
New York City
Saratoga Springs
Todd
Jones
Grafton Volunteers Fire Department Formed
A meeting in the Town Hall organized a volunteer fire department for Grafton with 32 volunteers. Electors named Chester Ellett president, Henry Jack chief, Charles Simmons and Frank Corbin captains, and officers including Russell Miller, Norman Smith, C Agan Jr, and Frank A Babcock. Directors elected for terms of one to three years.
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Grafton
Chester Ellett
Russell Miller
C. Agan, Jr
Norman Smith
Frank A Babcock
Henry Jack
Charles Simmons
Frank Corbin
Harry B. Nugent
Granville Hicks
Elmer
Community Notices from Averill Park and Nearby Towns
Local residents and families attend gatherings and visits across Averill Park, Sand Lake, Troy, and Essex. Events include church services, a Westminster Guild dinner theater, monthly Good Cheer meeting, and various guest visits and furloughs.
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Elizabeth Crapa
Benjamin Silberg
New York
Corp
Fred Rainer
Camp van Dorn
Sand Lake
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Carl Wilson
Fort Eitner
Noc
Lillian Wilson
Elmer Sagendorf
Anna McNeary
Cohoes
Marshall Goodermore
Hazel
Troy
John Rubeck
James Everett
Toledo
William Barnes
Herbert Heaple
Orrin Ireson, Jr
Essex
Mass
Good Cheer
Methodist Church
Jessie Bassett
William Barnum
Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Russell
Russell McCaw
The
Baptist Church
Floyd Foster
Leslie Reckner
Ruby Coon
Percy Horton
Charles Burroughs
John Gundrum
Bennington Notes From Vermont Towns In Update
Shushan resident Miss Kate Scott is under treatment at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Neil and Mrs Tripp with their son Jack from Waterbury Conn have returned to occupy their home here. Miss Katherine Mears returns to Saratoga Springs after wintering with her father Clarence Mears. Leonard Tikkenen of Brooklyn, called by his father Peter Tikkenen s death, visited the Taibacks home. Fourteen boys attended the event.
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Kate Scott
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Neil Tripp
Jack
Waterbury
Ewspa
Radhiavf
Scouting Paper Drive At John Bandel Home
A group of ten girls attended a paper drive at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bandel with Sumner as scoutmaster. The meeting proceeded with the Girl Scouts meeting on Wednesday and another paper drive planned for Saturday April 29.
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John Bandel
Sumner
Mayor Blames Aldermen For Noncooperation
Mayor John J. Ahern criticized the nine Democratic members of the Common Council for missing Thursday's meeting at the Rensselaer County Court House, causing a adjournment due to no quorum. He accused them of withholding cooperation over the appointment of Edwin F. Henry as council president, while Democrats support Alderman Lows E. Rinn as acting president. The mayor urged cooperation for city improvements, calling it their responsibility. Extra item notes toy raid by Gestapo in wartime coverage.
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John J. Ahern
Common Council
Rensselaer County Court House
Edwin F. Henry
Thomas H. Brown
Lows E. Rinn
Third Ward
Dwelling Burns At Stephentown
A fire at Ralph Barrett’s West Stephentown home Thursday devastated the house, likely from defective wiring. The Stephentown Fire Department was tied up at another blaze and arrived after most of the structure burned. Neighbors fought the flames until assistance arrived. Mrs. Barrett was unaware of the fire until a passerby alerted her. Estimated damage runs into thousands of dollars.
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Ralph Barrett
West Stephentown
Stephentown
Barrett
Robert W. Ames To Address Club Monday Noon
Robert W. Ames executive secretary of the Y and advertising club organizer will speak at the Advertising Club of Troy weekly luncheon Monday noon at the M. M. A. His topic is After Six Months in Troy and he will share impressions gained after six months residence, detailing business and civic activities.
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Troy
Advertising Club of
Robert W. Ames
Advertising Club
Ames
Troy civic volunteer Ames aids community despite retirement
A retired advertising professional in Troy, Mr. Ames now devotes time to the M. C. A. and various civic activities, volunteering without pay. His observer’s outlook highlights local service and commitment to community well beyond his former career.
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Troy
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Grafton Farms Fire Department
Averill Park
Shushan
Bart
Ehurch
Renae
Startica
Fiat Tabieland
EXTRA
Toyland
Ins
Gestapo
Stockholm
Nya Dagligt Allehanda
Mr. Ames
Muhblfelder
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