Albany Bishop Assists at New York Consecration One
Rt Rev Edmund F Gibbons of Albany aided Archbishop Cicognani at the consecration of Rt Rev Bryan J McEntegart as bishop in St Patrick s Cathedral New York The ceremony drew 800 participants and will see McEntegart installed as Ogdensburg bishop Aug 10, with his mother Kate Roe McEntegart receiving his first Episcopal blessing.
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Edmund F. Gibbons
Albany
Anjetto Cicognani
New York
Bryan J. McEntegart
St. Patrick's Cathedral
MacEntegart
Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence County
Troy Corell
Vanderheyden Hall
Apostolic A
United Stat
Cicognani
MeEntegart
Fishey Gibbons
Stephen J. Donahue
McEntegart
Mgr
William A. Scully
T.L
U. S
Canada
Nanking
China
Oriental Rites
Kate Roe McEntegart
Woman Fined For Theft in Guilderland Case
Mrs Grace Craig age 68 of Voorheesville Guilderland Road was fined 15 dollars by Justice W A Brinkman after pleading guilty to petit larceny. Neighbors report her neighbor Leonard Berschwinger investigated a noise in a henhouse and found five chickens stuffed in a burlap bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Craig
Voorheesville-Guilderland
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Brinkman
Guilderland
Craig
Leonard Berschwinger
Radio Policemen Handle Wide Range Of Calls
Troy radio policemen reported handling 679 police alarms and calls in July. The breakdown lists accidents nine auto accidents thirteen burglary alarms fifteen dice games eleven law disturbances sixty one dog hits one dog nuisances three hit and run drivers one intoxicants forty three lost children four mischievous children fifty seven police escorts thirty two persons twenty one suspicious autos in street fights eleven and miscellaneous one hundred eight.
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Troy
John J. Ryan
Radio Police Division
John B. Conroy
Commissioner of Public Safety
Lily Camp to Meet at 3 PM Today
Lily of America Camp No 7495 Royal Neighbors of America will meet at the home of M Sarah Harris 2348th Street at 3 pm today. M Helen Howe oracle will preside.
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LILY
Lily of America
Royal Neighbors of America
Sarah Harris
Helen Howe
Oracle
Harlem Reopens as Blood Riots Subside in NYC
Harlem remained quiet as authorities investigated Monday’s blood riot with five dead and hundreds injured and arrested. 8,000 New York guardsmen and 1,590 civilian volunteers patrolled the area while a curfew kept residents indoors. stores reopened to ease food shortages and milk deliveries were protected.
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New York
Harlem
F.H. LaGuardia
Army
LaGuardia
Six Indicted In Detroit Riot
Detroit police announce murder charges against four white youths and two unidentified suspects in the June rioting. Aldo Trani aged 16 and three others face accusations in the slaying of Moses Kiska, who was shot while waiting for a streetcar on the East Side. Detective Buckholdt says Trani admitted firing at Kiska and at two other men from a car.
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Detroit
Recorder’s
John V. Brennan
Moses Kiska
Aldo Trani
Anthony Saraceno
Armando Mastantuone
Robert Cattone
Sergi
Charles Bucknoldt
Buckholdt
Trani
Kiska
USO Helps Cupid Marry Soldier During Train Wait
A soldier and his girlfriend hurried to the USO Lounge where a volunteer, Mrs. Thomas K Morse, arranged a quick wedding with a preacher during the soldier's two hour train wait. The groom returned to a wedding completed, happy and grateful to the USO.
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USO
Thomas K. Morse
Morse
Naval Flight Preparatory School
R. P
Will of Mrs Teitsch Probated in Rensselaer Court
Regina Teitsch died in this city July 13 and her will was admitted to probate by Judge Edward J. Donahue. Letters testamentary granted to her son John F Teitsch. Estate valued under $5,000 real and personal. Will leaves one quarter share in FR Teitsch & Sons bakery to daughter Regina Coveny. Remainder divided equally among John F Marcus Philip and Regina. James Scott attorney for the estate.
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Regina Teitsch
Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donahue
John F. Teitsch
Second Street
John F
Marcus
Philip
James
Scott
Pennsylvania To Survey Troy Fitness Project
Troy has been recommended as a state example of an active War Council Office of Physical Fitness program. Dr. Ralph Cooper Hutchinson, executive director, will visit to observe the Troy operation and its 2g groups and agencies. Channing R. Mann was advised of the selection in a letter from Francis J. Moench.
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Troy
War Council
Office of Physical Fitness
Ralph Cooper Hutchinson
State War Council of Pennsylvania
Channing R. Mann
Francis J. Moench
State War Council
Moench
Troy Haseen
Hutchinson
East Side A Ongoing Church Board and Prayers
A meeting of the Official Board will follow midweek prayer services at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church at 7:45 p.m. The Third Presbyterian Church service will be led by board members with Gordon H. Brand as reader. Rehearsal follows. Mrs. Snover entertains her sister from Williamstown and Mr. and Mrs. Pafundi move to 607 Pawling Avenue. Neitzels visit Perryville and Spring Avenue. The word menu derives from Latin minuere meaning to diminish.
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Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Third Presbyterian Church
Board of Trustees
Gordon H. Brand
David H. Snover
Hawthorne Avenue
David Baylis
Williamstown
Mass
Nicholas Pafundi
Walker Avenue
Pawling Avenue
Jane Young
Central Avenue
Robert Gailey
Pawtucket
R. L
Ruth Stone
New York
Onnie Lee
Troy
North Hero
Robert P. Neitzel
Camp Bainbridge
Neitzel
Perryville
H. 0
Sharp
Spring Avenue Road
Clinton Heights 4 H Club Formed
A girls 4H Club organized at Clinton Heights is the first in the community in ten years. Leader is Mrs. Norman J. Richen. Summer program focuses on canning and activities. Meetings held Fridays at 10 am at Mrs. Richen's home. Associate county club agent Mrs. Florence H. Thayer will meet Center Brunswick's Happy-Go-Lucky Club tonight to discuss contests and exhibits. Thayer will conduct a learning demonstration at 8 pm Aug. 10 at Mrs. Earl Brenenstuhl's Tomhannock home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Heights
Norman J. Richen
Richen
Florence H. Thayer
Center Brunswick
Thayer
Earl
Tomhannock
State's Way Of Handling Youths Lauded
Albany reports New York State pilots a slow careful experiment in handling youths aged 16 to 19 facing indictment. Law allows possible youthful offender status with privacy hearings and probation up to three years, else custody in a reformative institution. Governor Dewey backs compromise while seeking a statewide workable procedure and ongoing study with no other states yet adopting identical provisions.
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Albany
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Fred Young
Ihe
California
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Dewey
Grand Jury
Youthful Offender Law Defines Crime Penalties
The district attorney is directed to prosecute the case in the regular manner. A new law defines youthful offender as one who has committed a crime not punishable by death or life imprisonment.
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Mann’s
Fulton Street
Bo Sco
Kha
Peterson and Packer Coal Co
Fulton and Fourth Sts
Cohoes
Dan Cupid
Pennsylvania
Troy Fitness
East Side
Warren C. Roberts
Bec Roberts
Second Avenue
Army Air Corps
Advanced Flying
Frederick Field
Oklo
Natalie V. Foster
Rochester
Fort Worth
Tex
Roberts
Lansingburg High School
Troy Business College
Tom S. Watkyns Coal Co
Stuarts
S. Paul Proctor
4Th ST
Williams
Ie Troy
Dire A Rubber Company, Inc., Ae OL
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