Schwars Jr Joins Father Law Firm at 297 River Street
CG Fred Schwars Jr. is admitted to the bar and joins Schwars & Schwarz at 297 River Street. His father, C. Fred Schwars, has practiced in the city for over forty years and is prominent in local civic life. The younger Schwars, a WWII veteran, studied at Biske and Amberat Colleges before Albany Law School. He has worked on legal research for a state comptroller. Twenty-nine states have counties named Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwars, Jr
Fred Schwers
Schwars & Schwarz
River Street
Schwars
Regal
perMieaef Reles
Schwark
Publshools
Biske College
Amberat College
Albany Law School
Ubertat A Comptroller
Albany
Patroon Club Plans Benefit Jamboree Show in South End
The Patroon Club presents a 7:30 p.m. benefit jamboree featuring music comedy and boxing at the South End Armory. Master of ceremonies John J. Towers outlines acts from Albany Troy and Cohoes with boxing bouts refereed by Marty Dwyer. Proceeds support the club’s welfare work for South End youths.
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Patroon Club
Bouth End
John J. Towers
Thomas J. Hartmett
South End
Frances Harrington
Thomes Murphy
Nclude
Barbary Coast
Albany
James Foley
Friends Unlimited
Troy
Dave
Hata) Barry
John Cooney
Royal Carum
Gissa Lake Hotel
Charles Rhutz
Cohoes
Saratoga Racing Colony
Bradley Takes Over Top Military Post
Washington notes Gen. Omar N. Bradley yesterday assumed the nation s highest military post as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The office, recently created by Congress, makes him advisor to the President and defense secretary. he has no vote or command authority. Eisenhower had served temporarily before Bradley s swearing in at the Pentagon. Bradley was surrounded by the armed services secretaries, fellow chiefs, and Deputy Secretary Stephen Early.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Ata
Secretary of Defense
Louis Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Navy
Air Force
Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Pentagon
Armed Forces
Stephen T. Early
LadiesAuxiliary plans meeting as illness confines South Cambridge resident
South Cambridge resident Guy Matthews remains home ill while the Ladies' Auxiliary reports a 40 dollar gain from a Saturday food sale. Miss Carol Boyer of Fairfield, Conn., visits Miss Elena Matcouich for two weeks. The Auxiliary schedules a meeting at Mrs. James Austin Jr.'s home tomorrow afternoon.
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Guy Matthews
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Carol Boyer
Fairfield
Conn
Elena Matcouich
James Austin, Jr
Mary Almy
Francis Wade
Dorothy Dick
Groveside
Lake St. Catherina
Franklyn Lee
Valley Falls
Nelson Bassett
H. R. Campbell
Castor
Ensign Aiken
Per Pearson
Easton
Henry Vonburgh
Merchanteville
Paul Virtue
Cambridge
Foster Goodrich
Westfield
Mass
Bertha Goodrich
Malcolm Goodrich
Rhoden
Troy
Local Trip Recaps and Church Announcement
Eagle Mills and nearby residents share vacation reports noting trips to the Thousand Islands, Prattsboro, and Ogdeneburg. Choir rehearsal today at 7 30 p m at the Methodist Church with pastor Rev Willam H Bailey and committee members to meet at 8 30 p m. Church of Christ held a large picnic at Crooked Lake Farm with over sixty attendees and planning by Cornellur French. President Calvin Coolidge is identified by full name in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harold Miller
Thousand Islands
Roy L. Smith
Paul LaWall
New Jersey
Prattsboro
Ogdeneburg
Methodist Church
Willam H. Bailey
Church of Christ
Methodiat
Alexandria
Pointe of
Adirondacks
Former Mayor Des Salamanca Henry Neff Dies at 73
Salamanca's first mayor Henry Neff, who opened a feed mill in 1902 and ran it for years, died Monday at age 73 after years of ill health. Neff served as mayor after Salamanca became a city in 1913, holding the office from 1914 to 1915. A cold wave then hit Maine with Moosehead Lake at 34 degrees a week after near 100.
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Des. Salamanca
Henry Neff
Salamanca
Neff
Maine
Greenville
Moosehead Lake
Claim Against County Over Auto Crash at Burden Lake Road
John W. Maapp through his attorney John Braun filed a claim against Rensselaer County for damages from an automobile collision on June 3 1940 on Burden Lake Road near Averill Park. The claimant alleges county negligence due to a defective unsafe road and a nearby obstruction on a public highway maintained by the county at a location marked by mail boxes with names, seeking compensation for injuries and vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Maapp
Mating Avenue
Albany
John Braun
Rees Oeleer
Burtles Lake
Maapp
Megligent
Oaid
Rensselaer
Burden Lake-Averill Park Road
Flag ceremony guidance repeats ceremonial posture request
The text urges brisk flag devolution and a ceremonial display, emphasizing a towering, solemn tone for the flag presentation. It reads like a formal instruction on how to execute a flag ritual with reverence and order.
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America
Mount Marcy's
Manhattan
Henry Hudson
Carl Carmer
Hudson River
Hirde Park
Jerome Weidman
Cial
West Point
the Point
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Coness i Thor
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Corsaris
Kingston
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Galena
Kissing Rock
Fowler
Fishkill
Tarrytown
Sunnyside
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Catskill
Thomas Cole
Philippe Manor
Yonkers
McAllister
Hyde Park
Riverdate
Fonthill
Catskill Mountain
Arnpotge
Hae
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Hudson
Holiday Now
Emanuel Elfenbein
Day Teitech
South Cambridge
Eagle Mills
President Croldae
Bobn Calvin Coolidge
Broadway
Hendrick Hudson Hotel
United States
Telegraph
Troy Record CO
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