Argyle Driver Fined for License Plate and Hit Run
Joel Wade, 24, of Argyle, was fined $10 for driving with illegal plates and $5 plus a 90 day suspended jail term for a hit and run after striking Anita Morehouse, 17, and Clyde Howe, 19, in Hudson Falls. Both victims were treated at Glens Falls Hospital. Wade was identified by broken headlight glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Wade
Argyle
Washington County
Thomas C. Remsen
Hudson Falls
Wade
Anita Morehouse
Clyde Howe
Glens Falls
Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Notices with Local Obituaries
A dense page of community notices expresses thanks for support during illness and bereavement, lists many obituaries and memorials with names such as Edward P. Smith, James Beckley, John I. Roberts, Kyran J. Devery, Lewis Hoffman, Earl Hourigan, Elizabeth McCann, Bridget Maguire, Gustave Meyer, Charles Morrison, Hannah Reine, Margaret Viall, Thomas Wallace, and others. It includes birth announcements from Frank and Marion Caridi and Joseph Sheehan, with hospital details and church services noted for several funeral masses and interments in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanzillo
Frank Lanzillo
Smith
Edward P. Smith
Earl Hourigan
Alice Myers
Alice
Clarice Hourigan
David Grant
Troy
Parker Brothers
Broadway
Watervliet
St. Joseph's Church
Greenland
McCann
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Waterford
Meyer
N. Y
Gustave E. Meyer
Margaret Carson
Margaret E. Meyer
Charles EB. Meyer
Donald C. Meyer
George 4. Bradshaw
George F. Richenecker
Sixth Avenue
Morrison
Colone
Charles W. Morrison
Helen EB. Whitehead
William E. Montrym
Arthur Brown
Raymond P. Fliller
Stephen
Charles H
Earl Morrison
Mary Felter
Reginald Kerton
Alonzo Morrison
Bunker Ave
Latham
Reine
Hannah Reine
Peter Reine
Second Ave
Aunt of Miss Katherine Mace. Mre. Edward Moffett
Arthur
George Mace
The
Mary Society
St. Bridget’s Church
Sa Lary’s
Viall
Schaghticoke
Margaret Santor
Richard Viall
Geneva Viall
Moses
Santor
Geneva
Victor
Leonard Santor
St. John’s Schaghticoke
Hhurch
Wallace
I Mary's Cemetery
Yara
St Joseph Parish to Dedicate Honor Roll
St Joseph Parish plans a 2 30 p m dedication in the churchyard honoring parish members in service. The roll lists four women and several hundred men. Rev Edmund J Burns will lead the service with Mayor Frank Hogan presiding and Charles J Ranney giving the dedicatory address. Julia L Welsh will direct music and sing as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J. Joseph's
Third Street
Edmund J. Burns
Frank J. Hogan
Charles J. Ranney
Julia L. Welsh
Civil Service Adopts New Layoff Rules for Civil Service
New regulations for federal civil service layoff procedures were announced by Norman B. Miller. The changes equalize length of service with efficiency ratings, require 30 days notice, and outline transfer and reemployment options. Veterans and widows of veterans receive ongoing preferences. Appeals must be filed within five days of notice. The rules apply to all executive branch employees under civil service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Civil Service Commissions
Civil Service
Norman BR. Miller
Albany
Schenectady
Civil Service Commission
Executive Branch
Gen Brown Seeks To Cut Staffs Of Draft Boards
A survey of state draft boards to assess clerical cuts is launched by state Selective Service headquarters Brig. General Ames T. Brown said yesterday. Boards are to report if curtailment is possible and when reductions might occur. Local boards rely heavily on volunteers, with minor paid staff. Reductions target larger boards. officials stress this does not signal end of draft work or imminent victory. Quotas have been light recently, reducing clerical tasks. An overlooked duty involves reemploying men discharged from service as eligible numbers rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istate
Selective Service
Ames T. Brown
Troy
Troy Man Commissioned at Fort Monmouth Signal Corps
Thomas Norman Dolan son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Dolan 133 Second Street completed the officer candidate course at the Eastern Signal Corps School Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Commissioned a second lieutenant he is assigned to the Signal Corps and is spending a ten day leave with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Norman Dolan
Thomas F. Dolan
Second Street
Eastern Signal Corps School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
The
Signal Corps
Dolan
Area Farms Face Feed Shortage
Area farmers in Rensselaer County face a feed shortage as Midwestern fodder corn fails to flow in. Poultry raisers already cut flocks while dairies rely on hay and silage. prices rise for feed while milk and eggs stay capped. Hog and poultry production may shrink, with pork and broilers likely to disappear from markets soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Elton K. Hanks
Farm Bureau
Banks
Hanks
Catholic Women To Hold Exhibit Of Handiwork
St. Joseph's Auxiliary Troy branch of the National Catholic Women's Union will stage its sixth annual mission and exhibit at St. Lawrence's School Hall from 9 a.m. to noon. Members produced chaplains' supplies altar linens vestments hospital gowns bandages and various wearables for display. Public viewing is invited, with plans to showcase the exhibit again at the joint state convention of the Catholic Verein and Catholic Women's Union from Sept 4 to 6 in Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Auxiliary
Troy
National Catholic Women's Union
St. Lawrence's School Hall
Catholic Verein
Catholic Women’s Union
Elmira
Wiley Addresses Townsend Club Meeting Details
Wiley told Townsend Club No 2 members about crime degrees basis, grand jury law, and its English origins. Mrs Cora F Traver read secretary notes and Washington publication excerpts, with treasurer Anna Cleary reporting finances and assistant Hattie Beckmiller improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle J. Wiley
Townsend Club No. 2
Troys
Thomas J. McGinnis
Wiley
England
Cora F. Traver
Washington
Anna Cleary
Hattie L. Beckmiller
Iroy Police to Hold Home Service for Late Kyran Devery
Members of the Iroy Police Department will meet at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the home of the late Kyran J. Devery, 401 Second Street, where prayers will be recited by Rev. William S. J. Cleary, chaplain. A member of the police department for 30 years, Mr. Devery died at his home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Third Ave
Sara A. Dooley
Michel F. Cronin
William F. Cronin
U. 5
Edmund A. Cronin
Elizabeth C. Cronin
William E. Peters
Troy
Edward Dooley
Pittsburg
Himes
Fifth Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Devery
Kyran J. Devery
Mary G. Curley
John H. Walsh
Gertrude Gentleman
Harry Powers
John Dayton
James
Kyran L
New York City
Joseph Devery
Mary A. Devery
Garrison
N. Y
Second Street
Iroy Police Department
William S. J. Cleary
Police Department
Two Green Island Girls Found After Missing Since Tuesday
Jennie May Bailey aged 15 and Dorothy Marsolais aged 14 were located in Prospect Park by Troy police after an unidentified Congress Street resident recognized them from The Troy Record. A statewide teletype alert had been issued. The pair said they left home for a "vacation" and stayed in Troy hotels before deciding not to return home yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Troy
Prospect Park
Congress Street
Jennie May Bailey
James Bailey
Hudson Avenue
Dorothy Marsolais
George Marsolais
George Street
Joseph Derkowski
William Cunningham
Scoutmasters Named for Two Troops in Local Churches
Scoutmasters for Troops 17 and 28 were named Robert Claus and Charles Cessop respectively. Claus, a former Troop 185 scout, succeeds H Leroy Baily at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church. Cessop takes over Troop 28 of Hast Greenbush from Baily. New scouts Charles Schreiner and Raymond Buble joined Troop 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Claus
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Claus
H. Leroy Baily
Marines
Queens
Charles Cessop
Hast Greenbush
Poestenkill
Charles Schreiner
Raymond Buble
Richard Fox
St. Augustine's Church
Board of Review
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Edward Freeman
Richard Kohlheyer
Forrest Park
Will Wade
Vanderweyden Hall
Kennard Stall
First Methodist Church
Troy League Plans State Convention
Charles J. Gimbrone and Rockwell White of Buffalo spoke at the Troy league meeting to plan the state convention in Troy on September 10 and 11. The Hendrick Hudson hosted and Patrick Costa presided. committees were discussed and a convention dinner is set for September 11 with Governor Dewey and other officials expected to attend. Forty members attended and headquarters will be at The Hendrick Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Gimbrone
Buffalo
Columbian Republican League
Rockwell White
Troy League
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Patrick Costa
Dominic Pafundi
Frank Mancini
Philip J. Cirillo
Thomas E. Dewey
Stack Quits Welfare Position in Troy Politics
Stack resigns as deputy welfare commissioner just before elections. Republicans plan a kickoff Monday from headquarters near the County Committee, with Stack to liaison city and county campaigns. Democratic plans pause until after primary results, Casey to retain executive leadership of the county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stack
Commer Ahern
Troy
Fifth Ward
George A. Radz
Frank M. Ames
Rensselaer
Harry P. Hedrick
William T. Wright
James F. Stevens
Charles BE. Severance
John F. Judge
Thomas F. FitzGerald
Casey
Watervliet Labor Party Vote Tied in County Tally
Official Albany County results show a tie in Watervliet for mayor between Democratic Mayor James F. Donlan and A L P candidate John O'Brien, each with six votes, eliminating any A L P mayoral candidate from the ballot. A similar tie in Watervliet First Ward for supervisor also nullified A L P nominees, while left wing A L P candidates generally won endorsements elsewhere in Albany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Labor Party
James F. Donlan
Watervliet
Albany County Board of Elections
Donlan
John O’brien
Waterviset
A L. P
Morris Zuckman
Albany County
Bullet May Have Killed Broadalbin Driver After Chase
The death of Otto T. Bruse after an eight mile pursuit by Broadalbin Police Chief Louis Savocchio is probed. Tests found lead on Bruse’s skull suggesting a gunshot fracture possibly caused by a glancing bullet from Savocchio’s weapon. Bruse crashed near Galway Lake after leaving the road and burning. Savocchio pulled him from the wreck and he died hours later. Officials say Bruse fired at Savocchio, who returned fire before the crash. Pathologist Lebowich found no bullet wounds, attributing the fracture to the accident. An Fulton County inquest is set for August 2 at Gloversville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto T. Bruse
Broadalbin
Louis Savocchio
William E. Kerwin
State Police
B. C. I. Laboratory
Schenectady
Savocchio
Bruse
Butler's
Saratoga Springs
Galway Lake
Nathan
Lebawich
Fulton County
Gloversville
Saratoga County
Trojans Ignore 2 Per Cent Living Cost Drop Report
A Department of Labor claim of a 2 per cent food price drop last month drew skepticism from Troy housewives and merchants who saw little relief in their budgets. Officials blamed regional variations and late vegetable crops for differing results across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Labor
Troy
Washington
Associated Press
Ford Hinrichs
Labor Statistics
Harry Nation
Columbus, U
North
South Carolina
Ladder Department
Baltimore
W. W. Bradford
Southern California Restaurant Association
Hinrichs
OPA
Town of Jackson Free of Debt
The Town Board announces Jackson is free of all debt for the first time in twenty years. Despite large highway equipment expenditures and a sizeable motor vehicle department, liquidation was achieved while taxes stayed near 1927 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Playground Swimmers Defend City Title At Prospect Park
Swimmers from 126th Street playground will defend the city playground swimming title at a combined meet and all day picnic Monday at Prospect Park. Several playgrounds seek to beat the present champions who won the title three weeks ago. Events begin with an under 18 AA meet at the municipal pool. Entries close at 10 a.m. Officials include Edmund F Bennett as playground director and pool staff judges Manny Elfenbein Art Gibbons Ruth Reinhardt. Community activities follow with basketball finals and handicraft shows, picnics, quizzes, and a pet show across multiple playgrounds through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
126Th Street
Prospect Park
AaAao
Municipal Pool
Edmund F. Bennett
Manny Elfenbein
Art Gibbons
Ruth Reinhardt
Sally Shields
Bennett
112Th Street Playground
Beman Park
112Th Street
Ayre Field
van Every
Frear
Prospect
Kinloch
Beman
School
Rys Field
Ruth Snook
Carolyn Carligss
Anna Marie Purner
Jerry Herrington
Mickey Farnam
William Lovely
Marion Conlon
Gerri Toohey
Donald Hill
Peter
Ronnie Purdy
Fran Adams
Edward Cinilo
Margaret Manysellas
Troy store proprietors hear OPA price rules
Troy retailers learned ceiling prices for fall outerwear for women and children must match top fall 1941 levels. Edward H. Pattison and Albany OPA officials outlined regulations for about 35 dealers, with guidance on spring 1942 pricing and garment pricing methods. The session, chaired by Pattison, drew nearly full attendance and noted a second meeting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Edward H. Pattison
Rensselaer County Rationing Board
Consolidated Rationing Boards
Albany Office of Price Administration
OPA
Pattison
Charles ©. Freihofer
Cambridge Hospital Closes Private Rooms
Cambridge Hospital will shutter the private room floor on Mary McClelan Hospital premises due to a nursing shortage. Miss K Frances Cleave, superintendent, said other departments operate and admit patients as space allows. The wing will reopen once staff is sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McClelan Hospital
Cambridge
K. Frances Cleave
Miss Cleave
Community Park Activities and Monitors Schedule
Friday games and scavenger hunts at School 12 and Prospect Park. Monitors for next week include Ned Minehan and others. Last week featured scavenger hunts, costume shows, football, picnics, freckle contests, singing contests and a basketball win by Prospect. Freddy Keefe and Janet Donahue earned prizes. several events postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Minehan
Marion Powers
Ulysses Curtin
Virginia Kelly
James Blair
Prospect
Beman Park
Janet Donahue
Fred Keefe
Jean Ham
Betty Purcell
Brad” Cooney
Taboo
Freddy Keefe
Frear Park
Prospect Park
van Every
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Sa
Beckley
James Beckley
Josephine Beckley
Roberts
John I. Roberts
Cariol
the Samaritan Hospital
Frank Caridi
Antionelte
Carin
Marion Daniel. Sheehan
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Joseph Sheehan
Michael Francis
Sheehan
Rosemary van Guilder
St. Joseph’s Parish
Gen. Brown
Troy Man
Townsend
Cornelius A. Casey
John P. McNamee
Daniel W. Carhart
LL Nathan Sidman
Federal Bureau
Myron Waddleton
Los Angeles
Town of
Van
van Every Park
Joseph O'Brien
Frances Filuta
Charles Millington
Don Millington
Emma Millington
Shirley Gent
Peggy Casey
Shirley Butler
Rye Field
Arnldeht
Brand
Winioca
Kinlock
Nancy Nuttle
Don Liebener
Barry Noble
Christopher Condon
Nancy Sullivan
Mary McGuire
Thomas McGraw
Bobby Hull
Gene Dillon
Cambridge Hospital
Nern.ng
Joan Doyle
Ed Tolan
Jane Rya
Jane Helzer
Tim Anderson
Paul Ro
Joan Halloran
Smalle
Harriet Miller Hastings
Elizabeth Halloran
Jana Walling
Art Connes
26Th Street
Caildren
Newepa
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