Dewey closes 19th Legislature with 858 bills signed
Governor Dewey acted on 1 106 measures after adjournment, approving 858 and vetoing 340. During the thirty day post adjournment period he signed 339 and vetoed four. A record of 1,198 bills passed this session compares with 1,226 last year and 1,287 in 1947. Dewey kept his usual pace, vetoing 24.3 percent of measures.
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Albany
Dewey
Dewsy
Cortlandville
Cort
U.S Supreme Court
U. S
Irish Official Dies at Public Meeting in Fermoy
Irish cabinet minister GI-T J Murphy aged 56 collapsed and died last night while addressing a public meeting He was a Labor member of the government in Fermoy Ireland
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Fermoy
Ireland
Gi—T J Murphy
Concerts at Averill Park High School Tomorrow
New York Ontario and Western Railway workers return to work after an 11 day strike. The railroad vows normal service will resume no earlier than Monday.
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New York
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
The
Road
Stephen E. Macey Dies Suddenly in Troy Hospital
Stephen E. Macey, foreman at Duncan and Cahill, died suddenly at Samaritan Hospital after a heat illness. Born in England, he lived most of his life in Troy and belonged to Apple Lodge and Ivan Grotto. Funeral set for Monday at 11 from Morris Funeral Home. survived by widow Bertha McMahon, son Ralph E. Macey, and four brothers.
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Stephen E. Macey
Duncan and Cahill
Samaritan Hospital
Broadway
Fourth Street
Macey
England
Troy
Apple Lodge
F.&am
Ivan Grotto
Christ Episcopal Church
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Bertha McMahon
Ralph E. Marey
Albert K. Edwin F. William F
Arthur A. Macey
Troy-Schenectady Road
Funeral Held For Donald Diamond Fireman and WWII veteran
Funeral services were held for Donald M. Diamond 33 of 16 Eighth Street New York Central Railroad fireman after a two month illness at Samaritan Hospital. Born in Chicago he lived in Troy five years and belonged to First Baptist Church Troy Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineermen and the Troy Railroad Y. He served in the Merchant Marine in World War II in the Middle East and Pacific War Zones and was discharged in 1944. Survivors include his widow Mary V Diamond a son Donald G Diamond his parents John H Diamond and his wife two brothers John of Stratford and Roger of Alstead NH and one nephew David Diamond of Alstead.
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Donald M. Diamond
Eighth Street
New York Central Railroad
Dillon’s
Stratford
Conn
Stratford Union Cemetery
Mr. Diamond
Samaritan
Chicago
Troy
First Baptist Church
Troy Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Eegies, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
The
Troy Railroad
Diamond
Mary V Diamond
Donald G. Diamond
John H
Trans-Jordan Takes Over Bethlehem Areas
Trans-Jordan officials assumed civil administration in Beit Lahm Beit Sabur and Beit Jain and Hebron after Egyptian forces handed over the area. The withdrawal to Egypt was arranged along Jewish lines per Rhodes armistice terms. A reception and banquet honored the Egyptians.
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Bethlehem
Palestine
Hebron
Transjordan
Egypt
Rhodes
Beit Lahm
Beit Sabur
Beit Jain
Liea
Bethleheim
Industrial Delegates To Attend Conference
James Sarges president of the Troy Industrial Club and AZ McCracken industrial secretary of the TMCA will be delegates to the national Souneil session of Industrial Management Cinbe May 12 14 at Niagara Falls Canada Norman F Coons part national President will also attend from the local club The Troy club last year won top honors nationally for year round activities.
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James Sarges
Troy Industrial Club
AZ. McCracken
TMCA
Souneil
Cinbe
Niagara Fells
Canada
Norman F. Coons
Troy Club
Activisier
Girl Drowns in Bathtub at Convalescent Home
Marilyn Manting twelve-year-old died in a bathtub at a Rochester convalescent home yesterday. City morgue officials reported a worker was in the room when the accident occurred. The staff member attempted to revive the victim after finding her submerged.
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Rochester
Marilyn Manting
Ludlum Steel Reports First Quarter Earnings
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp reports Q1 earnings of 1 542 195 or 1 08 per common share after preferred dividend. First quarter sales reached 83 233 376, with 1948 earnings 1 307 471 or 1 01 per share. Directors reelected and regular dividend of 112 5 on 4 50 cumulative preferred declared payable June 15.
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Allegheny-Ludlun Steel Corp
Hiland G. Batchelier
Menands
Frm
Pittsburg
Mr. Ratchester
F. B. Lounsberry
Loudonville
Nelle Towner
Frederick McDonald
Albany
Rites Held For Joseph F Carroll Veteran and Public Works employee
A military funeral was held for Joseph F Carroll a World War veteran and longtime Troy Public Works employee from 394 Fourth Street to St Joseph s Church for a 9 30 a m requiem mass officiated by Rev Francia P Anthus Miss Julia L Walsh played the organ and sang the mass responses A firing squad from local posts stood at the grave with bearers named and Rev John G Grady officiating Interment was in St Joseph s Cemetery Taps was founded by Frederick Phillips of Albany.
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Joseph F. Carroll
Troy
Jesus le
Joseph Ryan
William Dempsey
James Maloney
Arthur Murray
Frederick McKeon
Bernard MacKay
St Joseph’s Cemetery
John G. Grady
Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion
Lec
Police Rush Ili Woman To St. Mary's Hospital
Miss Florence St. Francis aged 30 of 55 Fourth Street was carried to St Mary's Hospital by police ambulance after a sudden illness at Broadway and Fourth Street. Fire department inhalator aid was applied en route after it was spotted in Hepp's Jewelry Store by firefighters from Central Fire Station.
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Florence St. Francis
Fourth Street
St Mary's Hospital
Frank J. Hahn
George Ruff
Thomas O'Brien
Broadway
Hepp
John G. Waiter
Merrill Warren
Central Fire Station
Mothers Club Plans Communion Breakfast at Annex Restaurant
The Mothers Club of Saint Anthony's Church will hold its annual Mother's Day Communion breakfast on Sunday May 8 at 9 am at the Annex Restaurant. Attorney Anthony P. Cloffi will be the guest speaker. Event chair is Mrs Anthony Costa with cochairman Mrs Patrick Valente and committee members Mrs Paul Eposito Mrs Carl Oswald Mrs Anthony Cantonucci and Mrs Erwin Guerin.
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Mothers Club
J. Anthony’s Church
the & Am
Fuerst
Anthony P. Cloffi
Anthony Costa
Cochairman
Patrick Valente
Paul Eeposito
Carl Oswald
Anthony Cantonucci
Erwin iGuerin
Groups To Pray For Conversion Of Russia At Sacred Heart
The Sacred Heart parish hosts a devotional service for the conversion of Russia Monday at 7 45 p m. The Holy Name Society Catholic War Veterans and the Sacred Heart Women’s Club join in a service featuring a sermon benediction and rosary led by Rev Edward T Railly Anz lis George Nuttall chairs the prayer group and parish society president.
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Sacred Heart Women’s Club
Holy Name Society
Catholic War Veterans Post
Monnday
Russia
Edward T. Railly
Anzlis George Nuttall
Waterford Observes National Music Week In Schools
Waterford kicks off National Music Week with activities in public schools. Elementary students narrate a program featuring Kindergarten Rhythm Band, songs, and a folk operetta Hanse and Gretel. Art works will be shown in the auditorium under Miss Rosalind Gilckman. The Women’s Society of Christian Service holds its annual meeting with officer elections at 44 South Street. Luncheon by Ladies Aid supports the John Coughlin Fund.
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Department of Music Education
Avert Park Central’ School
Paul Nash
John Gaddis
Edward Hemitton
Kenneth Devereaux
Nancy Berry
Irwin Buck
Carol Clark
Herbert Clark
John Kronau
Lewis McCaw
Patricia Sewell
Miriem Chamberlain
Kenneth McCaw
Jane Nash
Mary
Lou King
Eleonore Obr
Lara Adams
Clarence Dickinson
Robert Bennett
Ray Ringwald
Lord Arkhangelsky
Haytin
Cal
Trylor
Hahn
Roy Ringwald
King of Love
Waterford
Matthew Clark
Kenneth Kelly
Miss Osgood
Cowboy
Misa Houithanz
Rogan
Hoyt
N ‘Jonetts
Dir
Buckley
Humperdinck
Hanse
Gretel
Rosalind Gilckman
Women's Society of Christian Service
Arthur Brown
South Street
Tax Commission Files Warrant Against Firm
The State Tax Commission filed a tax warrant against Troy Motor Sales Co. Inc. to collect back income taxes. The claim cites taxes of $530 for several periods from 164 to 166 with a 1 percent monthly penalty totaling $370 and a total claim around $900.
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State Tax Commission
Troy Motor Sales Co., Inc
Owen
Job Tests Due For Federal Civil Service Commission
The Federal Civil Service Commission announced examinations for laborer, mechanic, and foramen jobs at the U S Army Depot in Schenectady and for inventory surveyors for the U S Maritime Commission. Further information may be obtained at the Troy postoffice.
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Federal Civil Service Commission
U. S. Army Depot
Schenectady
U. S. Maritime Commission
Troy
Baptist Church Plans Annual Meeting and Elections
The Baptist Church annual meeting will be held in the chapel on May 10 with two trustees and one deacon to be elected. Other routine business will be transacted before the meeting. Local notices report travels of Mr Gordon Yaxley to the southern state for Water Works Convention and Rev G J Knepka to Chittenango for a military funeral. Church services include Baptist worship at 10:30 a.m. and Grace Episcopal offerings and Holy Communion services.
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Meng
Gordon Yaxley
Third Street
Yaxley
G. J. Knepka
Chittenango
Knepka
Fred B. Jonen
Lyman Beecher
Yale University Pervinity School
Gatmon
Grace Episcopal
St Agnes Guild
Clark Memorial
Methodist — Church
Youth Fellowship
Marvin B. Hazzard
St. Mary‘s—Manes
Presbyterian
Two Trade Names Filed With Clerk In County
Two trade name certificates were filed with the county clerk. Rosana Flannery at 2299 Fifth Avenue reports business as B-Lawn Equipment Co. Elizabeth M. Greteky at 036 Third Avenue Watervliet reports business as Mambert Co. ischool and lists a church and youth events in a busy schedule. Waterford Iroquois baseball opens season tomorrow at 7 30 pm vs Coleen Retailers at A A grounds, manager Jack Cassidy. A parade from Town Hall to the A A Grounds begins at 1 18 pm.
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Rosana Flannery
Fifth Avenue
B-Lawn Equipment Co
Elizabeth M. Greteky
Third Avenue
Watervilet
Grand
Front Streets
Dame of the Mambert Co
Woodaide Presbyterian
Wealeyan Methodist
Northside
Young People’s Society
Waterford Iroquois
A.A
Coleen
Waterford
Jack Cassidy
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the Skyeriter
Jos, Bergerm
James. Fulton
the Crusaders
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Invercargill
Lithgow-Laurendeau
Twirlers
Cynthia Clausen
Kaye Coonradt
Jane Dobert
Delores Riganti
Eleanore Ger
Richard Berry
Lillian King
Adam L. Decker
Smith’s
Smith Electric CO
Remsen ST. Cohoes
Smith's
Victor J. Maxam
Second Reformed Church of
Park United Presbyterian Church
Union of Christian Endeavor
Albany U. C. E
Donald Diamond
Trans-Jordan
Ludlum Steel
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mothers’ Club
Cohoes
Moose Hall
Ontario St
Cohoat
iTeckets Om Gelo Et Seaitary Fisk and
Poxkry Market
Remsen
Sevoce
Ceheee
Ladies Aid
Preasbysterian Church
John Coughlin
Tax Commission
James Gorham
Church Besston
J.J. Dooley Sons, Inc. Building Supplies Coal — Oil Contracting
White ST. Cohois
Caqap Spentee
Maby’s
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