Probate Petitions and Wills Mention Local Heirs
An estate matter lists heirs for a beit in personal property with letters of administration viewed by Gov Hella Fettar widow of the deceased. Appearing heirs include son Charles Fatter of Corinth and daughter Doris M Fetter of Lak a Kushaqua. Other wills name Annie Danbury of Milton with 5000 in personal property to daughters Millard Bailton Spa and Marion Maxwell Willimantic Conn executor Edward Carl Millard. The Griatelia Potter will from Corinth leaves 1000 to Raymond Buckmaster of Hartford as executor with two nieces Jessie Buckmaster and Jeanne Plue of Hartford as beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beit
Armin
Hella Fettar
Charles Fatter
Corinth
Doris M. Fetter
Laka Kushaqua
Annie Danbury
Miltom
Sed Ee Millard
Bailton Spa
Jessie Buckmaster
Jeangie Plue
Hartford
Methodist ministers retire sabbaticals and new candidates join
The conference approved retirements for several ministers and sabbatical leaves for others. It also advanced Daniel Hill to Episcopate credentials and reorganized several pastors' relations. Four candidates were elected to full membership while others continued studies or advanced to fourth year and deacon or elder orders. Names include Corneil Campbell Edis Pari don Roberts Cumming Batt Sherwood and Hill among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon Falls
Ong
George C. Corneil
North Creek
William A. Campbell
J. Kinderhogk
Ava H. Edis
Dannemora
John J. Paridon
South Shaftsbury
Herbert
Roberts
Lettham
John C. Cumming
Salem
Frederick J. Batt
Plattuburg
Daniel T. Hill
Canaja
Earle
Alan ¥. Bairn
Ballston
Spewan
Larman
Sherwood
Rotterdam
Ross Lyman
Madison
N. J
Orville Wilson
Saranac Laks
Robert Hammond
Weaton
Bryson Smith
Lydonville
United City of Canada
Paul Hoyt
Bristol
Max Reader
Baner
Taft
George Curtis
James Day
Cobleskill
John Moss
Albany
Donald Brushett
Sheldon
Robert Fulton
Cadesville
Conn
James Osborn
West Burke
Frank Brandon
Groton
Keith Mills
New Haven
Rodney Scoville
Mt. Vernon
Schenectady
Taj Geacona
Kenneth Wait
Burnt Hill
Funeral notices and obituaries from Danbury and surrounding towns
A string of obituaries and funeral notices records services for Gilbert, Carey, Duffy, Dow, Hickey, Mitola, Stewart, Goard, Tachumi and others. Services held in Danbury Greenwich Troy Averill Park and Glens Falls with interments at Oakwood and St Josephs cemeteries. Individuals named include Gilbert Bennett, John Hancock Tasurames, Mary Dow, Teresa Major Dow, Miss Hickey, Edward Carey, Louis Duffy, Charles Stewart, John Goard Sr, William Tachumi. Interments and church rites noted with relative survivors.
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Bennett Beir Co
Hawes
M. Augusting
Goures
Danbury
John Hancock
Tasurames’ Co
Danbury Council
Knights of ‘Columbus
Gilbert
Benjamin H. Gibbert
Fifth Avenue
Hey. Royal B. Fishbeck
Bestera
Kenneth K Clark
Harold L.ashdown
John W. Allan
Clarence RR
Jacob G. Gilbert
Joseph W. Freemantle
Oakwood Cemetery
Clickner
Mintle Clickner
Ds Graaf
West Salt Lake
Eagit Mills
Lauren Grandy
Posstenkill Lutheran Church
Donald
Kenneth
Kmmie Clickner
Warren Christan
Defy
Louis J. Duffy
Wee
Chaclaw F. Duffy
Second Street
St Joseph's Church
James A. Nolan
Leo P. Brady
Philip & Grady
Julia L. Walsh
Wiserere
St Joseph
Carondelet
Utica
Michael R Abbott
Patrick J. Burke
Walter J. Fanning
Samuel 8. DeRonis
James F. Duffy
Edward ¥. Duffy
St Joseph's Cemetery
Father Nolan
Dow
Teresa Major Dow
New Haven
Cons
John C. Dow
Troy
St Rita's Church
jHanden
Conn
St. John’s Cemetery
Tater Lloyd
Carolina Dow
St. Augustine'sAcademy
Emma Willard Consrvatory of Music
Abe
Constance Dow
Augustine A. Malet
New York
James H Fagan
Francis J. Fa
Hugh A
Louis O'Brien
A Marton T. Hepp
Miss Hickey
Even Hickey
William A. Toooty
114Th Street
Agsnue
Yeaterday
SS Agustine’s
iChurch
Thomen A. Jeely
OSA
Emile Catricala
Orgas
Boye Wested
Wag
Wag “Domine Jesu Christe
M Afarrat
St Joseph's Latnnery
Farber Kally
Serafao
Ham) Mitow
the Leonard Hospital
St Anthony's Church
Nodie Calla van Post
Legis
Fourth Street
St Anthonys Church
Hr. Bonartt
Charles Bennett
Bryce Funeral Home
Harold W. Griffis
Fifth Avenue- State Street
Mr. Goard
John Goard
Ragis Mills
Stanley G. Cote
Eagle Mills Methodist Church
Belating
Berrera
Joseph Weidenbecher
Elmer Miller
Otto Nelson George K. Reed
Joseph Duncan
John J. Hook
Joseph G. Lee
Eagle Mills
Mr. Tachumi
William ¥. Tachumi
New York Central Railroad
Reymertown
Fonda
River Street
Harold Stricht
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Faymertown
LaVerne Getman
George E. Willams
John A. O'Connell
Michal’ Maloney
John Nolan
Oliver Mitchell
Memo outlines German federation power split and Allied oversight
Officials in Bonn reviewed a memo on central and state powers in a future German federation. The plan would grant the central government tax authority and financial independence while preserving multi-state oversight, with Bonn to finalize terms. Ambassador Murphy will discuss with German constitutional leaders in Bonn and with George Lucius D. Clay before reporting to Secretary Acheson.
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Agul
Deckla
Bonn Seusell
Staten
Bonn Council
Algh Commis ‘Sion
Altpract
Socialleta
Faderst
Mystery surrounds slaying of opera star John Garris
Atlanta police pursue dozens of leads after the death of opera singer John Garris. A green Buick with a pale couple is sought. witness Dewey Wrenn recalls a similar car near the Marietta Street alley where Garris was found. He died later at St Marys Hospital. The track involved in the incident is linked to Danks Roofing Co and Harold Proe.
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Atlanta
John Garris
Garris
Marietta
Dewey Wrean
Turaday
Mary's How
Wrenn
William Ryan
William Murray
Ray
Mond O'Bryan
Radio Patrol
Mio
Danks Roofing Co
River Street
Harold Proe
First Street
Tn River Street
Investigaton T
Senate eyes full detail on Atlantic pact arms plan
Secretary Acheson and Defense Chief Johnson outlined a 1.43 billion dollar first-year arms plan for Europe and nearby states. The package includes 1.13 billion for guns tanks and planes to Western Europe and 390 million for Greece Turkey the Philippines and possibly Korea and Iran. Senate Foreign Relations Committee leaders demanded complete cost data before treaty ratification votes and cautioned against separate consideration of the arms plan.
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Washington
Repuntien
Benate
Kenneth & Mob
Mate Acheson
Atlantic
Robert & Taft
Senate
Taft
Acheson
Defense
Lenita Jehanon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Philippine Republic
Korea
Iran
Senate Committee
Achagon
U. S
France
Tom Connally
D.-Tex
Foreign Relations’ Committee
Connally
Students Arrested Over Mailbox Vandalism at RPI
Four Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute students were charged with destruction of property after a mail box at the southwest corner of Federal and Eighth Streets was tipped from its stand. David B. Orr 18 Robert J. Allio 17 Donald Banton 18 and Arthur Brundage 17 all of Peck Drive were arrested by Patrolmen Charles Burma and Theodore Morsello. The box was taken to the police station and the youths were to be arraigned in Police Court this morning.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Cormer
Federal
Eighth Streets
Central Police Station
David B. Orr
Robert J. Allio
Donald Banton
Arthur Brundage
Peck Drive
Charles Burma
Theodore Morsello
Germans Hope for End to Deadlock in West German Constitution
Western Allies signaled a possible shift in their stance on the new West German constitution. A letter from the foreign ministers offered sympathetic consideration to a compromise, sparking cautious optimism among Germans who had opposed Allied terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
River Street Man Injured By Truck Last Night
Everett Breseette aged 33 of 91 River Street suffered fractures to right ribs and two lacerations to the right arm when struck by a truck at Ferry and River Streets last night. Police and ambulance were summoned to the scene. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Street
Everett Breseette
Ferry and
River
Draft Dodger Freed Faces New Charge
Serge Roubdinetein, a draft dodger, is released from a federal penitentiary and faces a new charge. U. S. Attorney Irving Saypol says formal release will occur Monday morning. The case involves alleged $3,000,000 stock fraud under the Securities and Exchange Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodger
New
Kudinssen
Lewisburs
Federal
Federal House of Detention
U. S
Irving Saypol
Tela
Securetiex and Exchange
Actress Seeks Divorce in Mexican Court Filing
An actress filed for divorce in a Mexican court weeks ago, naming Burgess Meredith as the respondent. The action was recorded in the local court docket and the parties are identified by their stage names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walethz Golderd
Burgess Merréith
Mies Godland
Former Schenectady Man Dies Of Injuries
Robert F H Ostrander a former Schenectady resident died at his Farmington Connecticut home from injuries suffered in an April 11 Bristol Connecticut automobile crash. He was production manager at the trunk hardware manufacturing firm of H Sessions and Son in Bristol. Survivors include his mother Mrs Laica Ostrander and a sister Mrs Christopher Shepmeyer both of Schenectady.
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Robert FH. Ostrander
Schenectady
Farmington
Cons
Bristol
Ostrander
Bardware
Mra
Laica Ostrander
Chritopher Shepmeyer
Latham PTA to Host Open Meeting and Singing Program
Faculty and parents gather at Latham School on Monday at 7 30 p m for a PTA business session followed by a student singing program. Kindergarten through third grade performers present pantomime numbers While parents meet teachers hospitality chair Mrs Zamond McDonald leads a team including Mrs Alfred Richmann Mrs T Eamme Ackart Mrs Leland Smith Mrs Philip Florman and Mrs Harold Provost refreshments will be served.
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Latham School
Parent Teacher Association
Zamond McDonald
Nospitality
Alfred Richmann
T. Eamme
Ackart
Leland Smith
Philip Florman
Harold Provost
Rensselaer Supervisors Announce Dinner Chairmen
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors named chairmen for their annual dinner and frolic led by Supervisor Louiz Rizzo. Fred A. Beck is cochairman with Fred W. Loeber as reservations head and John A. Kehn handling reservations amid an entertainment lineup. Dinner set for Saturday April 25 at The Hendrick Hydeot with a five act show promised.
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Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Louiz Rizzo
First Ward
Fred A. Beck
Cochairman
Fred W. Loeber
John A. Kehn
Ant Jake A. Countess
Risse
Hendrick Hydeot
Dinmer
Full Scale State Fair Planned In September
New York reports detailed plans for the first full scale state fair since World War II to be held in September. The meeting of the state advisory committee mapped a 5000 dollar restoration and 300000 dollars in state funds plus 77500 from the federal government for building repairs and reconstruction of seating to replace a damaged grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
Chester du Mond
isGd
St Lawrence Seaway Bill Delayed in Senate Introduction
Washington reports a delay in introducing administration backed legislation to authorize the St Lawrence Seaway and Power Project. Senate Majority Leader Lucas plans to bring the measure to the floor next week after returning from absence. the bill mirrors a prior version defeated by the Senate. A House version by Rep Kilburn has been referred to the Public Works Committee and is unlikely to be considered this session.
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Washington
Senate
St -Lawrence Seaway
Benete
Lucas Ud-0
Lucas
Capitol Hill
Bannte
Truman
House
Rep
Kilburn
R.N
Whittington
Public Works Commitites
Jews Urged Not To Tie Religion To Nationalism
Chicago report notes Rabbi Elmer Berger of the American Council for Judaism urges Jews to embrace universalism and separate religion from nationalism. He criticizes tying Judaism to any nation or political bloc and warns against a Zionist-leaning tribalism within Jewish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elmer Berger
American Council For Judaism
Berger
Council
Aixaatrous
Two Troy Groups File Certificates of Incorporation
The Albany-Troy Homes Inc received a state charter to acquire improve and develop real estate erect dwellings and sell or rent them without par value stock. The Rensselaer County Club Inc obtained a charter to organize hiking camping boating skiing and other outdoor activities for students at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with listed directors in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Yeatar- Gay
Secretary of State
Albany-Troy Homes, Inc
Earn Ate
Ramuel T. Haff, Jr
Arthur H. Lofgren
River Rivetel
H. Irving Chase
Rensselaer County Club, Inc
Reapecldtr Polytechnic
Ormantzing
Lisied
Robert C. Woodbury
Dunkirk
Leonard Nelgon
Oneonta
P. Cilferé
Cortland
Clearance B. Peters
Priourg J
Henry W. Kampf
Sixth J Avenue
Earle Spectacles Tented Week Highlights Local History
Fragmentary note mentions Earle spectacles and a 13th century setting with a resident of the day. Details are sparse but indicate a local history curiosity or exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Spectacles
County Supervisors Approve Training Plan and Fund Requests
The board approves a county training program for volunteer firemen funded by the state, with an instructor trained in Rex helped by state costs. It also approves a $2950 claim for Arthur C. Karner, corrects Frank Neeman’s claim to $28.01, and authorizes quitclaim deeds for O Dell and the Bauers. A plan to purchase 150 acres for a new county home is discussed as the committee reviews land offers. The meeting adjourns to May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Arec
Rex
Arthur C. Karner
North Gres Bush
Frank J. Neéman
East Greenbush
William O'Dell
J. Petersburg
Grafton
Frank H
Ruth Bauer
Hampton Manor
Mitte
van Rensselaer
Fred A. Beck
Arthur le Cummings
Troy Library Receives New Books
The Troy Public Library has a new consignment on display for a week before circulation. Non fiction titles include Photography for Fun and Profit and Universe and Einstein. fiction includes Devil's Reckoning and Sea Chase among others from various authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Public Library
Arco Publishing Company
Universe
Dr. Einstein
L. K. Barnett
C I. Chennault
Rupesia
Anna
George Creel
Dugnan
Jeanette Schiottmen
Atable Rutledge
George Everson
Andrew Geer
Great Horned Sheep Measured at 42 Inches Circumference
The Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep is noted to have horns that may reach about 42 inches around the curve, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Rocky Mountain
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Army & Havy
Minn
Main St
Mochenierlie
Geralds
Fed
See
Congres
Tasy
Edward F. Carey
Broad Street
Schuylerville
Glens Falls
Greenwich
Church of the Vieitation
Knights of Columbus of
Teday
Thirdtreet
Trey
Averill Park
Jor
Beacon
EvteRia Benth
Matta Bowman
Watervitet
Mmirs
Lovice Hart
Connecticut
St. Henry's Cemetery
Stewart
Charles N. Stewart
Rensselaer
Rockefeller Funeral Home
Sec- 01 Avenue
Renaselaer
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Gloversville
Renaselaer County Bank and Truat Co
Greenbush Masonic Lodge
Cyprus Temple
Willem B. Mack
Mise Maude C. Stewart
Lette, Hement
Anzen Watmes
Will
Serge Roubdinetein
Mary
Latham
de Mend
Belélorn
Bystien
Ting-chin
Defenee
Ghanghal
Canton
Nathodalat
Nanking
Yangtze
Nationallat
Pukow
Red
Wast
15Th
Chiang
China
Rede
National Defense Ministry
Kuomintang
Ita
Ho Fies
Shanghai
Peiping
Kiangyip
Shanghai Nanking
That River
Communista
Kiangyia
Amaeriina
Defense Ministry
Reds
Kiangyin Tesah
Kizia
Kweilin
Ishmd
Formom
Forrige
Foreiga
Centon
St. Lawrence Seaway
Troy Groups
Wormer
Troy Library
Ca Feen Hi
Yorke
Banzis Reefing
Suumbers
Ave. N.usn
Barre
Herman Grethen
ST. and
Ot Ave
Roath
Probe Roath
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