National Cemetery Plan in Rensselaer County
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors last night approved a $2500 appropriation for the National Cemetery project proposed by the Veterans organizations. Frank J Mealy said the shrine would bring postwar benefits and boost regional welfare with state veterans groups already backing the site in Troy or a strategic county location. The War Department preliminary expenditure is listed at $1,059,000 with maps and photographs needed. the board adjourned until Tuesday September 11 at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Rensselaer County Board of Bt
National Cemetery
Rensselaer County
Troy
Edwin 3. Henry
A C. Goldstein
Frank J Mealy
Shether
War Department
Mr. Mealy
Mealy
Robert L. Rickerson
A. LeRoy Wible
Card of Thanks to Sisters and Brothers
A brief acknowledgment from MWeHALE thanks sisters and brothers for prayers and support during a recent bereavement. The note expresses gratitude for spiritual aid and expresses sympathy for friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwehale
In Memoriam Notices From Local Clippings
In loving memory and remembrance notices for family members with names and death dates, including Mrs Delis Le Dour and Daniel L died Aug 2 1915, plus family references to Maguire Mull en Schlegel and Wort, with names of survivors and relatives. The tone resembles a traditional obituary page with multiple brief memorial entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banzillo
Apother
Vrs
Frank Wilder
James Lee
Frand Dwyer
Leo LE Doux
Miller
Daniel I
Robert Edinger
Died Adams and Beauregard listed in Troy area notices
Funeral notices from Troy area list Adams on Graftex Road married to Issa Sw fath with private service and Brick Church Cemetery interment, Beauregard family including Edward C. and siblings with services at Jenn Looby and Son Funeral Home and St. Augustine's Church, plus numerous other obituaries and funeral times for Callahan Caponi Chimprone Coppola and others across Cohoes Waterford Troy and Albany, with interments in local cemeteries. Funeral details include dates August 1 1935 and related locations and churches.
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Adams
Issa Sw Fath
Birsern
Grim Adares
Barbara J
Taurata Funerz
Brick Church
Ferentis
Beauregard
Troy Hospital
Edward C
Blanche McDanields
Lena Fox
Troy
Mable Crowel
Schenectady
Lewis Beauregard
Cobees
Ray Beauregard
New York City
Jenn
Looby and Son
Remsen
St. Augustine's Church
Requiem High
Maia
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Amy Ela
Averill Park
Anna Betts
Bailston Spa
Gerevievé Floren
Agerili Park
Burke
Albany
Edward W
Dorothy Morgan Burke
Margaret L. Burke
Frances Samvncki
Ruth Ver
Amburgh
Margaret Goliber
Cpl
T._Burke Fiurley
U.S AL
Erasure
Hamilton Bt
Sacred Heart Church
St. Bernard's Church
Thiorment
Mary's Church
Waterford
Caponi
Ims
Adige Lombardi
Anthony Caponi
John
Armande
Anna
Lena
Amhons
John Amadeo
Mechanicville
Second Street
St. Marx's Church
St. Marys Cemetery
Champrone
Bre
Israel Baxide
Brooklyn
Anthony Zoitd
Trenton
X. J
Louise Purificsio
Cohoes
Joseph Ciamprone
Richman Hill
Mra
Theodore Biasidi
Anthony
Daniel Ciamprone
FL A. Maticini and Sons Funeral Home
Fourth Street
St. Thetas
St. “S
Boteslaw J. Cep
Bertha Jagedzineki
Joseph, Stanter
M. Ciepciesineski
Dence
Saint
Fromarwlais Conception
Carin Céppot
Pola
James
Waterrét
James Coppola
Tegan
Maria
Ermer Iy
Feneral
St. Anthony's
St. Mary‘s Cemetery
Woriak
Green Island
Urs
James Street
Sohn
Bobisk
Catherine ‘Timko
Frank
George Dobiak
Irving Smith
Imneraing
Parker Bros. Memorial
Broadway
Watervliet
St. Joseph's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Waterviet
Obituaries and funeral notices from a New York area page
The column lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices with names such as Margaret Thomas, John A. Irving, Jane Lansing, Elizabeth McCarthy, Verdie Collins McKinley, Mahony, and John Waugh. It cites addresses, churches, and interment details across Sun day morning services at St Patrick's and St Mary's, with services at St Peter's and Doran Funeral Home. Interments are planned in St Joseph Cemetery, Albany Cemetery, and Oakwood Cemetery.
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Delors
Margaret Thomas
Water Watron
Joseph
Akio
Second Avenue
St.Patrick’s Church
E'Giask
St Fenton
Si Fenton
Ralph A. Chambers
Servicen
Farchapel
Lefferts Place
Brook‘Iyn
Goodwin
TNS
Vinea M
John
Georae
Betty Goodwin
Victor Hagedone
Los D. St John
It Avenue
St. Peter's Church
St Jotphi
Waterford
Wartigfan
Waterchiet
George Hartigen
Mre
Bmaxamilian D. Wallace
Seattle
Wash
Sirs
Murray
Muldown
Cith Street
Weghes
Incit
Thomas Hughusband
Mararet Rourke
Frank Hyher
Milwaukes
Wisconsin
Pfc
Thome
P. Hughes
U. S. MD
Paul H. Chartres
Albany
Seward I. Hughes
Patrick
Hughes
Troy
Doran Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
St Peter's Church
Friends Sré
St. Peters
Irving
A. Irving
James Irving
Johanna Movian Irving
Patrick Coske
Anna Leath
Thomaz F. MotGuire
St. Mary's Church
Mary's Cemetery
Lansing
Jane E. Lansing
Maud Lansing
William Gentner
Wiliam Fahl
John F
Sidney C
Arthur B. Lansing
John E. Nelson
UB. A
Clark F& Blake
Hiver St
Eleywood
Hit
McCartay
Elizabeth A. McCarthy
St Patrick's Church
Meckinlee
Cohoet
Verdi
Collins
Robert C McKinley
Ruth Finch
Gavel McKinler
Warren Speirs
Russell McKinley
Emma_McKinley
Corp
Clyde Spiirs
Stananije Theodore Speirs
Carlton Speirs
Soclock
A. D. Machter
Brohawk Street
John A. Lavender
Cerpeterr
Mahony
Sarah
Eni
Yokn Reepmerer
Tresn
St. Anthony's ‘Church
New Soldiers” Plot
St. Mary's Cemetery
Waucgh
Schenectady
John. Waugh
Leonard Graduates 16 Nurse's Aids at local hospital
A class of 16 nurse's aides graduated at Leonard Hospital last evening. Howard G. Seaman of the Red Cross gave the main address and praised the graduates wartime service. The ceremony included pins for the graduates and a welcoming reception into the Nurse's Aid Corps Alumnae.
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The
Leonard Hospital
Mary Malesky
Claire Routier
Jeanne Leonard
Mae Dorsay
Marie Gerard
Catherine Corning
Iné
Helen Coultry
Eighth Street
Mee
Dorsay
Sixth Avenue
Elizabeth Driscoll
Second Avenue
Catherine Farley
Third Avenue
Rita Fitz, Simmons
Rite Foy
Marie Gerald
Congress Street
Kathleen, Hetly
Eighth Avenue
Ruth Leonard
24Th Street
Anna Masoni
Claire Rovlier
Seventh Avenue
Troy
Marion DeBlen
New York Avenue
Cohoes
Women’s Army Corps
Legion Post Favors Hewett In Vocational Work
Members of Noble Callahan Post American Legion hosted an open house at 14 First Street where Commander Burke presided. The post voted to support retaining William V Hewett as assistant officer at the RP Ly vocational rehabilitation center and endorsed universal military training legislation while planning a dinner for past presidents and auxiliary anniversary. Seaman John Monahan spoke briefly as a guest.
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Noble Callahan Post
American Legion
First Street
William M. Burke
Noble Callahan Squadron
Sona
Amsterdam
John E. Heenan
William Luts
Frank Hines
W. A. Gil
Washington
William V. Hewett
R P. Ly
Hewett
Legion
Manhattan Club
John, Monahan
Troy and Vicinity Men Arrive on Troopship
Seven soldiers from Troy Cohoes and Watervliet arrived on the troopship West Point from Europe on Wednesday. The Troy party includes S/Sgt John D. McLaughlin and Pte Richard B. Ward. From Cohoes are Capt Donald C. Wallace and Sgt Pal Cohar. From Watervliet: Sgt Howard J. Martin Sgt Donald W. Van Leuvan and Pfc Eugene H. Gierka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Cohoes
Watervliet
West Point
Europe
John D. McLaughlin
East Park Place
Richard B. Ward
Fourth Street
Cotes
Donald C. Wallace
Pal Cohar
Lincsin Avenue
Howard. J. Martin
Second Avenue
Donald W. van
Rubbish Fire Halts At Elmwood School Property
Fire crews halted a rubbish blaze on the Emma Wildard School property at 4:23 p.m. yesterday. No damage was reported and the scene was cleared without injuries.
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Emaia Wildard
Income Report and Community Play Day Details
The article notes a six month income report showing net income figures for Cluett Peabody and its subsidiaries, with totals near 1.12 million dollars and related tax details. It also describes a Rye Field playground event and community activities with adults and girls participating in singing, games, races, and athletic contests across multiple playgrounds, including Interplay Day festivities and winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Rye Field
Ainss Agn
Doris Cannell
Kinloch Playground
Dexy
Levening
Éax
Lynne, Carey
Schoel
Peggy Moran
Rebecce Gligowski
Ave Field
Joan Dyer
Ruth Bird
van Everygirle
Rye
Lillien Donnelly
Gertrude Hill
Joen Dyer
Betty Burns
Schooi
Frost Park
Georgiana
Joan Carey
Lord Street Playground
Jeanne Snyder
Frear Park
Margaret Ma Nupella
Joan Comesky
Klin Street
Kiwanians Hear Talk on Postwar Jobs
Edward Diamond Watervliet superintendent of schools spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in The Hendrick Hudson on postwar job goals. He cited a Syracuse University conference proposing five welfare needs goods and service employment security opportunity and expanding economy achievable through cooperation of labor capital and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Diamond
Watervliet
Diamond
Hendrick Hudson
Syracuse University
Tabor
CE. D
Department of Commerce
Asia
Far East
Syracuse
James McKiernan
A. Kendall’ Robers
Nathan M. Veino
Grand Street Man hurt in fall at home
Floyd Hunt, 32, of 63 Grand Street, was hospitalized after a fall against a stove at his home. He was taken from Central Police Station to Samarit an hospital in a police car by Patrick Francis Masiel and James Purcell. The injury described as fractured ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd. Hunt
Grand Street
Samaritan Hospital
Central
Hunt
Tadies
Patroknen Frana Maseili
James Purcel
Troy Soldier Wins Master Sergeant Rating
Francis C. Nolan, son of Mr and Mrs John H Nolan, promoted to master sergeant in the Air Transport Command. He is stationed at headquarters base in London, having served 27 months, as the Air Command plans a move to Paris this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis C. Nolan
John H. Nolan
Kinloch Avenue
Air Transport Command
Patricia M. O'Leary
Albany
Nolan
London
Air Command
Paris
Imont
Town approves flood repair loan and tax deed sales
The Town of Stephentown secures a temporary indebtedness of 5,6H to fund road and bridge repairs after a flash flood. The note is negotiable with Taconic Valley Bank and recorded in county minutes. The board also authorized quitclaim deeds on three delinquent parcels sold for $5 each to Hayner, Stevens, and DeFilippis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
Rensselaer County Board
Officis
Taconic Valley Bank of
Berlin
Schaghticoke
Earl Hayner
Wessey
A F. Stevens
Bronswick
Frank DeFilippis
Schenectady Strikers Vote Return to Work
One hundred twenty five of the 403 diesel shop employees at the Americas Locomotive Co in Schenectady voted to resume work last night after a union company conference on layoffs. Local 2034 United Steel Workers president Anthony Barbieri said the meeting was set with protest conditions, about seven men reportedly laid off and roughly 73 diesel workers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Americas Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Anthony Barbieri
United Steel Workers of América
CSO
Wix Lentz
Barbieri
Allegheny Ludlum to Supply Civilians Steel Postwar
Hilend G. Batcheller announces Allegheny Ludlum will supply steel to civilians as government restraints ease. He notes demand may be negotiated through the steel hero and that Pacific war restrictions are lifted, with plants running near full capacity and high employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Hero
Hilend G. Bateheller
War Product In
Batcheller
Allegheny
Ties Determine YMCA Day Camp Basketball Scores
Carl Vandendburgh and Robert Vogt tie for first in the YMCA day camp shooting contest final. Edward Marcis and Arthur Predizer tie for second with 34 baskets. Fhemas Brawifit leads the 11 to 12 year olds with 11 points, while Howard Surphy wins the 32 plus age group with 12 baskets.
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Carl Vandendburgh
Rovert Vogt
Edward Marcis
Arthur Predizer
Marcis
Fhemas Brawifit
Howard Surphy
Eiji Cublitan
Pat Suppa
Discharged Veterans Eligible for Shoe Stamp Ruling
Discharged servicemen may apply to their ration boards for stamps to buy two pairs of shoes under a new OPA ruling effective Wednesday. The stamps replace the full Hellon Book No 3 which is retired from rationing. Veterans may buy three pairs of shoes with two stamped pairs and a third with a special stamp at the separation center.
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OPA
Ihe
Selerens
OPA Oificiale
Separaion
Boy Bicyclist Injured In Bicycle Incident
William Griffin a 14 year old of 75 College Avenue was treated at Samaritan Hospital for a groin area laceration after a bicycle fit. He was brought to the hospital by Patrolmen James Purtell and Frank Maselli and returned home after treatment.
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William Griffin
College Avenue
Samarian Hospital
James Purtell
Frank Maselli
66 Pass Swim Tests At Park Pool
Pool program recognizes 66 swimmers for passing Red Cross life saving tests at Presrect Pool. Graduates receive certificates as part of a May graduation program led by Miss Agnes O’Brien and featuring Mayor John J. Ahern and Recreation officials.
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Eifenbein
Red Cross
Celi
Folfown
Sietres
Agnes O'Brien
Matt Smith
John J. Ahern
Edward A. Wacher
Joseph Hormats
Recreation Commission
Samuel W. McCachrane
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Elfenbein
Trojan Receives Workers’ Comp Awards In Accident Case
Thomas W. Carroll was awarded 3936 dollars for 60 percent loss of use of his left foot in an accident while employed by Fitzgerald Bros Brewing. Edwin Rogers of Beale Aviation Corp. got 1.22 for 2 percent loss of use of her left hand. Other awards include Walter Cote 106 for facial disfigurement Frank Hatton 388.58 Floyd Gates 750 John Sharp 480 Alec Rasher 125 estate of Joseph O Brien 325 from Fitzgerald Bros. and James J. Collins 100 from General Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Carroll
Lyman A. Kilburn
Court House
Fitzgerale Bros. Brewing Co
Edwin Rogers
Marshall Eclipse
Beale Aviation Corp
Walter Cote
Bendix Aviation Corp
Frank Hatton
Russell Sage College
Floyd Gates
North Enginering Co
John Sharp
Abipany Felt, Co
Alec Rasher
Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Co
Joseph O'Brien
Fitzgerald Bros
James J. Collins
General Electric Co
3000 Fuel Oil Consumers Fail To Seek Ration
Fuel oil users faced delays as about 3000 potential coupon applicants did not submit their requests to the Troy War Price and Rationing Board at Hotel Troy. Chairman Henry E Hawles said many coupons went only to those who applied earlier, and the board would continue processing as applications come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy City
Troy
Henry E Hawles
Vowente
Workera
Ofep
Ales
Homemakers Unite To Can Peaches At Home
A group of homemakers gathered yesterday at Mrs. Smith's home to can peaches. Mrs. Nebmann Seefeldt from the State Food Service Commission supervised and invited similar groups to contact the Home Bureau in the Post Office in Canton for help and equipment. One fourth cup sugar per quart was used, less than ration allotment but enough to preserve color and flavor.
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Mrs & Smith
Zosten
Nebmann Seefeldt
State Food Snergeder Commision
Brainard Man Returns From Nazi Prisoner Escape
Brainard sergeant Thomas W. Finlay, 27, home with his mother Mrs Anna Fishy after escaping from a Nazi prison column. He and two others hid in a haystack and a haverack four days to reach American lines, recounting brutal mistreatment and dog attacks. He will report to Fort Benning for reassignment and plans to head to the Pacific after furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Finlar
Crainard
Turrough
Anna Fishy
Sergeant Finlay
U. S
Hell
Finlay
Haverack
Fort Benning
Pacific
YMCA Camp Parents Night Awards Best Camper
The Y M C A day camp hosts Parents Night at 7:35 PM in the Navy House. James McCracken directs a program with Bandicraft displays, self made planes trains boats and guns, best camper prizes, stripes for sportsmanship, foul shooting contest, age group skits, and musical numbers by Ray Bilkins and Mr Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Navy
Hare ‘Es G. Hodgkins
John Island
Herbert Hant
Richard Knipe
Hebert Lams
Frank Burt
Son of Troy Woman Returns from Europe aboard Queen Mary
Pru Thomas J. Davidson son of Mrs Ann Davidson of the Hove Tidy returned to the United States yesterday aboard the Queen Mary. He served ten years in the Ninth Air Force and was stationed in Mannheim Germany after victory. His mother received a telegram from Camp Kilmer saying he would arrive in Troy within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pru
Thomas J. Davidson
Ann Davidson
Hove
United States
Queen Mary
Davidson
Xinth Air Force
Germany
Mannetein
Camp Kittier
Troy
Stolen Bed Track Recovered Near Campbell Avenue
A bed track owned by United Clesners and Dyers at 161 Washington Street Albany was reported stolen around 3 pm from Church Street south of Congress Street and recovered later the same day at Campbell Avenue by Patrolmen Frank Masel ik and James Purcell of the red to patrol.
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United Clesners and Dyers
Washington Street
Albany
Church Street
Congress Street
Campbell's Avenue
Frank Maselik
James Purcell
The
Red
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Maguire
Troy Hoescis
Robert A. x
Roberta Jean
Red Meron
Mullen
Memorial Hospital
Pitty Odicer
Sho P. Mullen
Rtichael Lee
Med Mutten
Elinor Sheehy
Schlegel
IMG
J. Schlegel
Jorce Atida
Sra
Marcelle Carphenalswoop
Wiite
Percy Wort
Paul Edward
Wood
Carolyn Connelly
Masosi
Mary Elizabeth Driscoll
Helen
Leonard
Legion Post
Job
Pestasy & Co
Aba
United 35
Canada
Fanon
Bninaw
Sliseid
Ancomig Mace
U.S
Troy Soldier
Ludlum Firm
Park Pool
Trojan
Phx Geons
St Col
Brainard Man
Son of Troy
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