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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1944
Page
3
Thomas Neville aged 21 living at a Grand Street rooming house was arrested by Detective Joseph P. Shields and Plainclothes man Michael Kane on charges of burglary third degree and petit larceny for the theft of $40 from his sister Mrs Margerys home yesterday.
Neville admitted police to entering the second floor via a door opened by the resident, then climbed to the fourth floor to reach Mrs Pask's apartment. He took $40 from her handbag and exited the same way. He was arraigned in Troy Police Court and committed to jail pending grand jury action. A prior 1940 burglary and grand larceny conviction had resulted in a suspended sentence. A new vegetable tampala was recently introduced from China and India.
Troop 43 of Cohoes will receive advancement ribbons and pins at the Troy Area Council Boy Scouts Court of Honor held at Thomas A. Knickerbocker Junior High School. Harold H. Tice will present awards at 7:45 pm with 75 awards expected for leaders and scouts who earned Jan 1 to date.
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A Hadassah Zionist meeting at the Jewish Community Center Sunday at 8 30 pm will feature former Presbyterian minister Rev Richard E Evans as the principal speaker on Freedom and Justice for America and Palestine The program honors Evans for his anti bigotry work and Zionist ties with Hadassah and the Jewish War Veterans escorting ceremonies and a Book of Life dedication for Jewish service members in Palestine Also participating are Rabbi Alan S Green Mrs David Weisberg Mrs Abram Nowitz and several youth and military unit representatives including Troop 18 Boy Scouts and the Maurice trio performing Palestinian music
Pauli DeLong of Behr Manning Corp is nominated for president of the Albany Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants. Other nominees include George F Getty, E Malls Inc, Bennington VI, Frank L Palmer, F C Huyck Co, Harold Stevens, Ronald B Hillford, Marian Neitzel Corp, Ronald W Olmstead, J Arthur McWhorter, P W Paper Co, Clifford S Van Pett, State Tax Dept, Arnold W England, Vincent Smith Walter Hungerford American Locomet Co, and Albert C Wilson Imperial Paper and Color Corp. The nominations will be acted on at the next association meeting.
Advertisement notes constipated people can improve with regular meals and early rising, but suggests Espetabs as a convenient nightly and morning aid. Claims quick, non violent movement and improved spirits, urging readers to buy at their druggist with directive use.
A Syracuse grand jury indicted Merrick V Nitteh of 420 River Street for operating a retail liquor business without paying the required special tax. Edwin J Egan of 45 Eagle Street faces embezzlement charges of 1300 dollars from Manufacturers National Bank of Troy between January 1943 and March 31. Joseph Romano of Amsterdam 13 is charged with violating gasoline ration orders by selling above the ceiling price.
Representative Buffet of Nebraska condemned the capital social scene describing lavish events and foreign royalty access as eroding principle. He cited reports of Washington receptions costing up to ten thousand dollars as Americans die abroad and the tax bill yields secondhand press reports.
More than ten nurses aides met Tuesday at Troy Hospital to hear Dr Frank M Salzman speak. The talk was hindered by slides. A round table discussion followed, led by Mrs Doris Flanagan, captain, and Miss Christine Senich with Mrs Alice Paley. Leutenant Mrs James W Fitzgerald presided.
Sister Celestine Degnen, long serving member of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, died Tuesday at Troy Hospital after a long illness. Born in Waterford, she taught in area schools and served at multiple parishes including Cathedral parish in Albany and St Peters in Saratoga Springs. Survived by Sister Margaret Madigan, two brothers, and several nieces and nephews. Solemn requiem mass will be held at 9:30 am from St Josephs Chapel, with interment in St Josephs Cemetery.
Buffalo attorney Frank D. Maurin was appointed by Governor Dewey yesterday to a six year term on the State Industrial Board at an annual salary of 8500 dollars.
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