Prior Joins Jones In Page Case In Albany Indictment
Daniel H. Prior of Albany joins E. Stewart Jones as counsel for former State Senator Roy M. Page of Binghamton indicted by a special grand jury under Gov. Dewey. Page faces grand larceny charges for allegedly obtaining more than 12000 from six former legislative employees. Page, Broome County surrogate, was first named in the inquiry into Republican lawmakers amid the Dewey feud with the O’Connell machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Prior
Albany
Corp
E. Stewart Jones
Troy
Roy M. Page
Hinghamton
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany County
Dewey
O'Connell
Prior
Jones
Page
Broome County
Firier
Jack
Legs) Diamond
Harry Pittsburg Phil) Strauss
Murder, Inc
Brooklyn
Afen H. Hohn
William Shea
Cohoes
Court of Appeals
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Albany Law School
Williams College
Abbott H. Jones
Jones & Jones
Abbott H. Jones, Jr
Rensselaer County
Green Island drives on Red Cross quota with remaining funds
Green Island residents raised 445 on Red Cross Tag Day, leaving about 1500 of a 10000 quota unmet. Camp Fire Girls Pitkin Group Heatly High School and La Salle students aided street canvassing with donations from many who gave twice. The drive will continue until the goal is met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Red Cross
War Fund
Pitkin Grou
Heatly High School
John J. McNulty
Troy
M Nulty
Mildred Cummings
Camp Fire
Marcella T. Keating
la Salle
Man Burned to Death in Cortland Fire
Cortland resident Orva Poole died after a blaze of undetermined origin swept his room above the restaurant where he worked last Saturday. The fire severely damaged the building and authorities described the death as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Orva Poole
Radio Schedule Highlights Local Stars On Air
A dense listing of programs across Troy Albany and Schenectady stations shows a wide array of news, music, drama, and talk. Notable performers include Count Basie Henry Gladstone Melodies and Ma Perkins with daily time blocks and special features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
the Smoothies
Health Hunters
aArmy Air Forces
Studio Trio
France
Winchell & Mahoney
Henry Gladstone
Tony de Pardo
Lew Diamond
E. D
George Hamilton
Count Basie
Quartermaster
Morgan Beatty
Ma Perkies
Pepper Youngs
H. V. Kaltenbor
Plex
Harkness
WORQ
Albany
Sacred Heart
Isabell Hewson
Forrest Willis Co
Amanda
Louise Benny
Helen Trent
Our
Gal
Ma Perkins
Hean Pym
School of the Air
Isabel Hewson
Kitty Foyle
Fee Forrest Willis
Our Gal
Court Upholds Sedition Trial After Appeal Rejected
Washington UPI The U S Court of Appeals Friday denied a request to halt the sedition trial pending a legality inquiry. James J Laughlin Edward Smythe and thirty others accused of conspiring with Nazis to undermine armed forces morale sought mandamus and bias disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sedtton
James J. Laughlin
Edward J. Smythe
Laughlin
Edward C. Eicher
Elizabeth Dilling
Joseph McWilliams
Eicher
Community Notes From Schaghticoke and Nearby Areas
Local items list teaching at Hillsdale Central School Mrs W Wallace Foster. William Marley of North Adams Mass travels home for his brother Clayton Marley's death. John Fitzgerald Hague and James Edwards host a weekend visit. Coast Guard's Clifford Viall on furlough with George and Mrs Viall. Doris Cunningham of Schenectady visits with George BD Cunningham family. Corporal William Moon returns to Camp Butner North Carolina after furlough with Ernest Moon. The annual creamed chicken sale closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wallace Foster
Hillsdale Central School
William Marley
North Adams
Mass
Clayton Marley
John Fitzgerald
Hague
James Edwards
Clifford Viall
Coast Guard
Boston
George Viall
Doris Cunningham
Schenectady
George BD. Cunningham
William Moon
Ernest Moon
Camp Butner
N.C
Jurors Drawn for Court at Ballston Spa May Term
Ballston Spa will convene the Saratoga County Court at Ballston with Acting Judge George O. Tuck presiding. The county clerk drew jurors for the May term including residents from Waterford Mech6nicville Clifton Park Halfmoon Stillwater and others such as David Flynn Catherine E Reilly Oliver H Wait Elselie M Passmore Minnie Just Ethel Jones Robert G Printer Nora I Guyer John W Vosburg Carrine Bladen Mary N French and Stanley Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Ballston Spa
Ballston
George O. Tuck
May
Troy Area
Waterford
David Flynn
Mechanicville
Catherine E. Reilly
Bernard Witkop
Clifton Park
Oliver H. Wait
Clarence W. Wilbur
Elsie M. Passmore
Minnie Just
Halfmoon
Ethel Jones
Robert G. Printer
Nora I. Guyer
John W. Vosburrg
Carrine Bladen
Mary N. French
Stillwater
Stanley Corp
British Save Yank Flyer From Japs
A British submarine rescued American Lieut. (j.g.) Dale Christian Klahn after his plane was shot down during a raid on Sabang and Shonga Airfield in Sumatra. Twelve Hellcats protected the submarine as a Japanese destroyer closed, and pilot Klahn was saved by the sub’s crew while Japanese batteries fired nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Burns
Sabang
Sumatra
J.g
Dale Christian
Klondike
Burns
U. S
Pacific
Sabang Island
Shonga
Kahn
Laramie
Wye
Robert G
Bob) Dose
Coronado
Cal
Joseph C
Jumping Joe
Earl B. Crawford
Stamford
Tex
John Cassady
Spencer
Ind
Adm
James Somerville
House Group Approves Tax Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a plan to simplify federal income taxes, relieve 30 million of 50 million taxpayers from filing, and revise withholding to tax full liability for those earning up to 5000 dollars. It would raise withholdings but cut overall tax complexity, with debate slated to begin soon.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Coughton
N. C
The
Treasury
Church Supper Postponed. Local News Notes
Supper under church auspices postponed for several weeks. Schaghticoke Scampers 1H meet at assistant leader Mrs. Charles N Sample's home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Viall leads. Miss Patricia Grieves and William Grieves return to Albany after visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Martin. Food sale by Women United Society set for next Friday at 3 pm in church parlors with chairwoman Mrs. Sadie Foster. Mr. and Mrs. William Brockett hosted their son William and three Navy students from Union College. Mrs. Alice Van Wert and daughters Dorothy and Katharine attended dinner and theater at Troy for Mrs. Wolfe’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Schaghticoke
Charles N. Sample
George Viall
Patricia Grieves
William Grieves
Albany
Louis F. Martin
Women's United Society of the
Irst Presbyterian Church
Sadie Foster
William Brockett
William
Navy
Union College
Alice van Wert
Dorothy
Katharine
Arthur Wolfe
Melrose
Troy
Wolfe
Baptist Youth and Social Club Notes in Stillwater
Stillwater reports reach of multiple church and social group activities. The Young Women's Bible Class meets at Mrs Lyman W Smith with guest speaker planned for May 26. Baptist Youth Fellowship holds a Friday social at Mr and Mrs W P Stanford with Elsie King presiding. A bridge club hosted by Mrs Charles Dyer awards prize to Mrs Hilda Wilbur. Brevities note school spring recess reopening and regional church meeting attendance.
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Second Baptist Church
Lyman W. Smith
Earl Lane
Lynn Bachelder
W. P. Stanford
Ralph Mitchell
Carlton Abel
Clinton Rivenburg
Ellen Dean
Lyman A. Talman
Spring Valley
Elbert Talman
the Baptist Youth Fellowship
Elsie King
Entertains Club
Charles Dyer
Bridge Club
Hilda Wilbur
W. E. Deyoe
H. S. Talmadge
Ernest R. Rehberger
Amelia Palmatter
C. 8. Hoskins
Aubrey F. Perry
Price Urges Public Censorship Hearings
Washington UP Censorship Director Byron Price urged that wartime censorship hearings be open to the public. He backed Senate post office committee inquiries and offered to share the Office of Censorship findings. He cited a prior independent inquiry into leaked correspondence involving Vivien Kellems and Count Von Zedlitz read on a radio newscast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byron Price
Price
Reed
Kan
Senate
Senate Post Office Committee
Office of Censorship
Vivien Kellems
Westport
Cabaret Tax Sparks Job Losses Across U S Nightlife
American Guild of Variety Artists says 5,000 performers already out of work after the 30 percent cabaret tax with 24 New York clubs 31 in San Francisco 35 in Los Angeles and 11 in Washington closing or cutting live acts. Guild and club representatives warn revenue drops as venues switch to non entertainment formats.
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New York
INS
Night Club World
Matt Shelvey
American Guild of Variety Artists
Shelvey
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
Florine Bale
Guild
Midwest
Cleveland
Detroit
Carl Erbe
Zanzibar
Chicago
Erbe
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