State to Net Carp From Basin An Experimental Netting Plan
The State Conservation Department will conduct an experimental netting of carp in the old State Basin at Green Island this fall after an inspection with Green Island Rod and Gun Club and Stanley Stewart of the Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance. Weeds will be removed by James Foreman, samples of fish will be taken for growth studies, and the Green Island Club may cultivate game fish with department permission to control carp and stock the basin for local sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State Basin
Green Island
State Conservation Department
Green Island Rod and Gun Club
Stanley Stewart
Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance
Victor Skiff
Wiliam Green
Conservation Department
Rensselaer County Allance
Green Island Club
James Foreman
Green
Former R P L Man Found Dead Before Induction
Asa Redmond Dimock Jr 28 a R P L graduate and engineer with Petro Chem Development Co was to have a final Army physical at Fort Lee New Jersey when he vanished and died by a fall from the Palisades after leaving a note for his wife and their 3 year old daughter. He was born in Valatie in 1915 son of Dr A R Dimock and Dr Dimock and was a member of several professional societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Redmond Dimock, Jr
Fort Lee
N. J
Palisades
Dimock
Elizabeth Allen Lowell
New Milford Avenue
Dumort
Petro- Chem Develpment Co
New York City
Bermuda
Valatie
A. R. Dimock
Drs. Dimock
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society For Testing Materials
Phi Epsilon Phil
G O P Women Garden Parity at Wiley Residence
G P women plan a party this afternoon on the Wiley lawn at 2 pm. Dist Atty Earle J Wiley and Mrs Wiley host. Nellie Kraus and Nelle D Founks chair the event with Eva May Dewar leading hostess additions including Craver Nugent Miller Finch Snyder Ahern Vaughn and Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Women's Organization
Dist. Atty
Earle J. Wiley
Wiley
Eaton Road
Nellie Kraus
Nelle D. Founks
Eva May Dewar
Philete F. Craver
Harry B. Nugent
Fred Miller
John 8. Finch
Caroline Snyder
May Ahern
Mabel Vaughn
Jessie Peabody
Rum image sale raises funds for St George Church in Pittston
A Pittston event realized 10143 dollars from a rum image sale to benefit St George's Church. The fundraiser drew local interest and supported church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
Collar City Lodge Backs Cassidy in Assembly Race
Collar City Lodge No. 916 endorses Democratic candidate Charles A. Cassidy for Member of Assembly from Rensselaer County Second District. The body lauds his twenty years of membership, service as secretary treasurer and legislative committee chair, and representation at Grand Lodge conventions and on the New York Central Lines System Board of Adjustment. A nonpartisan campaign committee led by James D. Crane is formed with Joseph A. Jackson as chair and multiple members named. The meeting reports on wage disputes among railroad workers and notes the Brotherhood’s size among rail unions, followed by refreshments and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collar City
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Charles A. Cassidy
Rensselaer County
Cassidy
Lodge
Grand Lodge
New York Central Lines
Buffalo
James D. Crane
Joseph A. Jackson
Joseph Davis
Cochairman
Leo J. Albert
Harley
Bump
Arnold J. Granan
G. Paul Heffron
Milton J. Hadley
Joseph T. Kelly
Frank J. Kennedy
Matthew Landers
John J. O'Brien
Howard Spratt
Joseph B. Tucker
John Wallace
Andrew Walthers
Thomas F. Waters
James V. McNamee
Crane
George M. Harrison
Stanley L. Clark Dies at Utica
Stanley L. Clark, 49, former sports editor of the Utica Observer-Dispatch, died yesterday in Utica. He left the paper in June to join the civilian staff at Rome Army Air Field, later worked at the Schenectady Union Star and the Atlas Herald Dispatch, and previously edited the Utica Tribune before returning to the Observer-Dispatch as sports editor in 1922. he leaves a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley L. Clark
Utica Observer-Dispatch
Control Area Command
Rome Army Air Field
Utica
Prospect Heights Crash Reported In Dirt Road Collision
A car owned by John Maddala, 17, of Prospect Heights, collided with a machine driven by Mrs. Marie Antoinette Fleming on a Prospect Heights dirt road about 53.15 Thursday night. Passengers Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Charles Cappellano, 46, and Gene Van Guilder, 36, sustained minor injuries. Trooper Hanchett of the East Greenbush outpost investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maddala
Prospect Heights
East Greenbush
Marie Antoinette Fleming
North Pearl Street
Albany
Fleming
Charles Cappellano
Madison Avenue
Gene van Guilder
Columbia Street
Rensselaer
Maddala
Army Depot Worker Pleads Innocent in Spark Plug Theft
Alvin A. Gore 21 of Schenectady pleaded innocent yesterday before U S Combatsigner Charles B Palmer to a charge of stealing government property and was jailed in default of 500 bail. FBI seized him Wednesday night after depot guards caught him attempting to steal forty spark plugs from the Army Service Forces Depot where he had worked two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin A. Gore
Guilderland Avenue
Schenectady
U. S
Charles B. Palmer
Federal
Grand Jury
Gore
Schenectady Army
Mackrell Named To State Bar Committee
Kenneth S. MacAffer of Menands named secretary of the committee on arrangements of the State Bar Association by James McC. Mitchell of Buffalo. John J. Mackrell and Howard C. Wilbur named from third district with Ranney Weatherwax Huxtable De Graff Foy Hirschfield Jacobs also listed as third district members. Fourth district members named include Mead Bevers Hill Hughes Miller Peters Levits Van Kirk Kilmer Leary McPhillips Singleton Clark Cronkhite across Schenectady Greenwich Saratoga Falls Hudson Falls with others in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth S. MacAffer
Menands
State Bar Association
James McC. Mitchell
Buffalo
John J. Mackrell
Howard C. Wilbur
Catskill
Mitchell
Charles J. Ranney
John P. Weatherwax
Thomas P. Huxtable
Troy
John T. DeGraff
George W. Foy
Henry Hirschfield
Aaron M. Jacobs
Albany
Kelsie E. Mead
Schenectady
Harold R. Bevers
H. Dudley Hill
Charlies M. Hughes
Edwin E. Miller
Roy W. Peters
Hyman Levits
Herbert van Kirk
Greenwich
Clarence P. Kilmer
James A. Leary
Saratoga Springs
Gerald McPhillips
Harry H. Singleton
Alfred D. Clark
Glens Falls
Frank H. Cronkhite
Hudson Falls
Defer Assault Case to Aug 19 at Petersburg Town Hall
Adjournment to August 19 was taken Thursday at Petersburg in the trial of an action for disorderly conduct and assault brought by William and Melvin Godfrey of North Petersburg and Special Deputy Sheriff Daniel Bryant of Hoosick Falls against Arthur Hall and Nathaniel Bass of Petersburg. The case will be before Justice Byron Jones with a six member jury. Irwin J. Cohen represents the complainants and Ezra Tiffany the defendants. The alleged conduct occurred at the Tavern in North Petersburg on a Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Arthur Hall
Nathaniel Bass
Willam
Melvin Godfrey
North Petersburg
Daniel Bryent
Hoosick Falls
jTown Hall
Justice of the Peace
Byron ©. Jones
Irwin J. Cohen
Ezra Tiffany
Godfreys
Bryant
Town Hall to host Grafton Grievances hearing Tuesday
The assessors will hear Grafton Grievances at Town Hall from 1 to 6 p.m. The Catholic Church plans its annual festival there tonight. Miss Birdie Stowell and Misa E. Brownell from New York are spending a few weeks at their summer home. Florence L. Allen of 40 Ferry Street, formerly on The Record Newspapers staff, has been commissioned a third officer in the WAC. She will take an executive non-combatant Army job, freeing a soldier for combat duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Birdie Stowell
Misa E. Brownell
New York
Florence L. Allen
Ferry Street
Record Newspapers
WAC
Large Pheasant Supplies Foreseen Across New York State
The Conservation Department predicts an ample fall pheasant supply in New York as eggs and day-old chicks distributed to sportsmen clubs reach hatchery release stages. Restocking via five state farms continues within wartime limits, with over 45 000 eggs and nearly 48 000 day-old chicks allocated for rearing and release on unposted land. By mid-September about 40 000 birds should be shipped to nearly all townships, and roughly 10 000 mature pheasants will be stocked to bolster victory gardens and provide recreation for war workers and soldiers on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Conservation Department
Victory Gardens
Six Combs Brothers Serve Across Armed Forces At Sea
New York reports Mr and Mrs Joseph Franklin Combs of Washington DC have six sons in service including five in the American Merchant Marine one in the Army and another in the Navy. Two ships were sunk by enemy action affecting the family in wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
New York
Joseph Franklin Combs
Washington, D. C
Navy
Rupert Hughes
The
Dinning
Alex Dreier
Paul Whitman
Dingh Shore
Manhattan
Bob Crosby
Leibert
Charles Dent
USO Club to Open in Masonic Temple for Navy Men
The Troy USO, under the Troy USO Lounge, will open a new club in the Masonic Temple second floor banquet hall for Navy men from R P I on weekend furloughs. The club will offer recreation, letter writing desks, a kitchen, dances with local women volunteers and informal programs each Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Navy
RE. P. I
Troy Uso
Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple Association
Temple
USC
Institute
Troy
Troy Union Depot
Herbert G. August
Seymour A. Smith
Whitehall Bells Sold for Salvage as War Munitions
The village of Whitehall and the Union Free School District I bell were sold to be converted into munitions of war. The fire bell long summoned volunteer firemen while unused for years. The fire bell weighs 1700 pounds and the old school bell about one third that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Union Free School District I
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set From Historic Page
A compact listing of crossword clues and their numbered prompts appears. Entries cover colors sounds and plant names, legal terms, state abbreviations, and various short-word tasks, with numerous misprints and spacing issues reflecting OCR limits.
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Station
A fragmented list of daily radio programming from WIKY Troy and surrounding stations, detailing times and show titles across morning, daytime, and evening slots. The schedule includes news, music, religious services, variety acts, and special features with numerous program names and host credits.
Radio Schedule Fragments From a 1930s Station List
A dense list of broadcast times and program titles spans day parts from dawn to late evening. Notable items include musical acts like the Southernaires and Moylan Sisters, religious services at First Baptist Church and Revival Hour, mystery and drama programs such as Inner Sanctum Mysteries and Green Hornet, and news segments including Weekly War Journal and Drew Pearson. The fragmentary OCR presents a panorama of era programming with numerous time stamps and sponsor-like entries.
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Stars From the Blue
Chaplain Jim
Sammy Kaye
Moylan Sisters
Hansen W. Baldwin
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Green Hornet
Drew Pearson
Edward Tomlinson
Roy Porter
Walter Winchel
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin Street
Jimmy_ Ficher
Wil
Music For Listening
Three More Area Youths Accepted For Navy Service
Three Troy area men in the 17 year old class joined recent enlistees at the local Navy recruiting office. Walter Schmidt of 442 Tenth Street Leonard G Shaw of 32 Hamilton Avenue and Sidney Penders of R D 2 Troy were accepted for Seabee units at Sampson. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan announced the trio along with efforts to enlist many men aged 18 to 50 in construction battalions. Pay is high and advancement good, with fathers eligible under selective service release rules.
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Troy
The
Navy
Sampson
Joseph Sullivan
Walter Schmidt
Tenth Street
Leonard G. Shaw
Hamilton Avenue
Sidney Z Penders
R. D
Sullivan
Selective Service
Cost Accountants To Meet Tuesday
L Paul DeLong president of the local chapter announces the fifth directors meeting of the National Association of Cost Accountants at Shaker Ridge Country Club Loudonville on Tuesday The session will focus on arranging the season program and speakers J Arthur McWheter director of meetings will report on the Sept 27 technical session preparations expected to be the largest yet for the local chapter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Paul DeLong
National Association of Cost Accountants
Shaker Ridge Country Club
Loudonville
Mr. DeLong
J. Arthur McWheter
West Sand Lake Church School Meets at Methodist Church
The Church School will gather at the Methodist Church tomorrow at 10 am with Mrs. James Hargrave's class leading the opening service. At 11 am Rev. John A. Lavender will preach on The Turning Point. Tuesday evening an outdoor Henry Barton Brotherhood meeting hosted by Mrs. Clarence Wicks will feature games and refreshments, with Dietrich Pause as new president and a committee serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
James Hargrave
John A. Lavender
Henry Barton Brotherhood
Clarence Wicks
Dietrich Pause
Clifford Moul
John Wilford
Earl Stiles
Audri¢ Haner
Faster Bus Service Cuts Waiting Time Citywide
At a meeting with Mayor Frank J. Hogan, United Traction Co officials announced reduced waiting times. Beman Park line to 12 minutes and Oakwood Avenue line to 20 minutes, with belts in both directions and one extra bus on Oakwood. Effective Monday at 5:50 a.m. and 5:45 a.m. respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hogan
United Traction Co
Beman Park
Oakwood Avenue
T. F. Riedy
Office of Defense Transportation
Hogan
Riedy
Beman Park Belt Line
Final Period of Y Day Camp Opens Monday
The Troy Y M C A announces the fourth and last period of its Day Camp opens Monday morning under director A J McCracken. Registrations are open to all. This week featured horseback riding at East Side Riding Academy, a Troy Airport visit, and a trip to the Albany State Education Building Museum with a bird lecture by Mrs Everett Ham. A boat ride from Albany to Kingston Point is planned for Friday for any boy who attended Day Camp at any time. The season ends Friday Aug 20 with a Parents Night program at the Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Y. M. C. A
J. McCracken
East Side Riding Academy
Troy Airport
State Educational
Albany
Everett Ham
Kingston Point
Sister Clara Therese marks 25 years with Resurrection
Sister Clara Therese, former St. Michael's teacher in Cohoes, observed her 25th anniversary as a member of the Sisters of the Resurrection at Mt Joseph's in Castleton. She serves as superior of St. Joseph's Convent at Herkimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Therese
St. Michael's, Cohoes
Sisters of the Resurrection
Mt St. Joseph's
Castleton
St. Joseph’s Convent
Herkimer
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. O. P. Women
Pittston
Aces High
Forty and Eight Society
Joseph R. Abbott
Edward J. Ryan
Bernard J. Dooley
Collar City Lodge
Army Depot
Mackrell
State Bar
Grafton
Masonic Temple Club
Achose
Norway
Jae
Local Statio
Timekeeper
Limekeeper
Troy Chapel
Andrini Continentals
Evelyn Johnson
lKews
Belody Ustanse
Rotlii
Sylvia Mariowe
Tommy Tucker
Topica
van Alexander
Britain
George Hicks
the Marshalls
Paul Baron
Melody Time
Horace Heidt
Karmin Koeblers
Roy Shudt
Victory
Treasury Star Parade
Esplanade
Ted Malone
Gracie Barne
Harry Wismer
John Vandercook
Daniel and Capers
Jan Hubart
Stan Kenton
Ray Heaherton
War News
WGE
Schenectade
Treasury
Life and the Land
Tilt
Better Business Bureau
Stars of Tomorrow
Babe Ruth
Shorty
Sue
S. Coast Guard
Victory Garden
Ro, Shield and Company
People’s War
Coast Guard
Lyes
Liza
Soldiers of the Press
Merchants and Citizens Handicap
Teasury Star Parade
Bob Hanes
Thes F. B. L
Hollywood
Sacred Heart
Rose Room
American Red Cross
Garden Gate
Warren Sweeney
Armstrong's Theater of Today
Country Journal
Detroit
London
Merchants and
Chips Davis
Commando
the World Today
Man Behind
Renny Goodman
Trade Winds Tavern
Ned Calmer
the News
Treasury Star
Eileen Farrell
Olivia Santora
Woko
Chape
News of the World
Power Biggs
Church of the Air
Jordan
First Presbyterian
Salt Lake City
Trade Winds
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Irene Rich
Silver Theater
America
Aft
Jerry Lester
Olga Coelho
el Charro Gil ‘Erto
ALOM
Good Morning
the Woodshedders
James G. McDonald
Gypsy
Tom
Wgy
Newa
Reformed Church
Cost Accountants
West Sand Lake
Dick Haymes
Romance
David Brockman
Jim Amedia
Blue Network
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