First Lunch Wagon Pioneer George E Bennett Dies
George E Bennett native of Green Island and Troy’s first lunch wagon operator died at his home 104 King Street after a long illness. He spent most of life in restaurants or groceries and once ran a horse drawn lunch car touring the city. Survived by four daughters, two sons, two brothers and four sisters. Funeral Monday at 11 am from his residence with Rev James I Whitcomb officiating.
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George E. Bennett
Green Island
Troy
King Street
Mr. Bennett
Troy Bridge
Bennett
H. O. Saker
G. Merrill Bennett
Hiram A
Harry A. Bennett
Etta Wallingford
William Holt
Oscar Sinsabaugh
Charlotte Callahan
James I. Whitcomb
St. Barnabas Church
Baillargeon
St. Peter's Hosital
Albany
Maxima Turgeon
Alyre Ballargeon
R M. Tucina
Sisters of Mercy
St. Peter's Hospital
Benoit Spenard
Waterford
Louis Verchereau
John Barron
William Fredette
Joseph Myers
Paul Baillargeon
Cohoes
Francis Bail
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Rn Bennett
King St
H. C. Baker
Hiram
Harry Bennett
Oscar Linspaugh
Connors
Frank J. Connors
Frank J. St
Harold L
Joseph W
U. S. Army
Michael Qobzud
Marion E
Eleanor R. Gerald
Ronald
William Connors
Joseph Sheridan
Watervliet
St. Bridge Church
Curry
Lena Lance
Patrick Curry
Julia C
Helen A. Curry
Mary T. Riskey
Henry
Philip Lance
Seventh Avenue
Lansingburg
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Dickson
Troy Hospital
Bertha J. Dickson
John and
Rita Dickson
Fred J. Lowe
Fifth Ave
Beth el Baptist Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Dowde
John Francis Dowd
James J. Dowd
Katherine Browne Dowd
James J
Anna F
Catherine C
Agnes ML. Dowd
St Patrick
U. S
John Flavin
George Waters
Joseph Stiefbater
Schenectady
Bedford Te Cohoes
Gasoline quotas restored easing Troy area shortage
Prospects of gasoline shortage in the Troy area were relieved yesterday as August quotas for distributors were restored. Earlier at the month’s start a 25 percent cut was ordered, with unusually heavy demand by the armed forces cited as the reason for the reduction.
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Troy
In Memoriam Borst and Nearby Obituaries of 1943
The page lists memorials and funeral notices for Marshall W. Borst and several relatives and friends. It notes August 21 as Borst’s three year anniversary and provides multiple bereavement messages, obituaries, and funeral details for family members across Albany Co. and Troy, including dates August 1943, hospital and church services, and burial locations.
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Borst
Marshall W. Borst
Kenn
OPA Warns Of Criticism Within Ranks
OPA officials and employees were warned to confine criticism of office policies to the director or risk losing their jobs. Lester W. Herzog, newly appointed Albany OPA director, said the alert followed a Washington suggestion. The order requires resignation if a member or employee makes controversial statements to newspapers or publicly.
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OPA
Lester W. Herzog
Albany Opa
Washington
Kells and Kelly death notices in Central Nassau area
Obituaries and funeral notices dated Aug 18–20 1943 list John Kells, Edward Kelly, Rose Kelly, Michael Ksenich and multiple family connections in Watervliet Troy Colonie and Hoosick Falls. Entries describe funeral times, church services, and interment details with addresses and familial relations.
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Kells
Central Nassau
N. C
John Kells
Emma Nye
William Kells
Willia Larkin
Averill Park
Chauncy Bradway
Sand Lake
Harry Kells
North Chatham
Floyd Goodermore
Hoags Corners
Kendy
Kelly
Edward $. Kelly
Stephen M. Kelly
Catherine Ginavan
Mary L
Troy
Charles E. Kelly
Montclair
N. J
Edwin A. Dougher
Whitehall
Fifteenth Street
St. Paul the Apostle's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Watervliet
Rose Kelly
John Kelly
Denver
Col
James Kelly
Raymond Curtin
Highth Ave
St. Patrick's Church
Ksenich
Colonie
Michael Ksenich
Andrew Ksenich
Eva Sysak
Thomas
Stephen Ksenich
Demetrious Felock
Archibald Street
St. Nicholas’ Church
McMahon
Anna A
J. Francis McMahon
North Creek
Catherine F
Frances C
William
Angeles
Cal
Edward L
Joseph A. McMahon
Hoosick Street
Syeanay
Our Lady of Victory Church
St. John's Cemetery
Leonard Hospital
Ellen Reed
Joseph E Mester
George W. Sproat
Benjamin J
Robert McKee
John McBain
Broadway
Mary BE. Newe
Margaret Newe
Andrew Kelleher
North Adams
Mass
Liert
Vincent Ewe
N. OR
New York City
John McGuire
Huntington
L. I
Marjorie Newe
Hoosick Falls
B. J. Herbert and Sons Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Qunjian
Enty
Twelfth Street
Mary Moomjian
Nazar Gunjian
Lucy
Pic. Charles
Virginia Gunjian
St. Nicholas’ Ukrainian Church
Shaughnessy
Thomas Shaughnessy
Laura Jourdanais
James Shaughnessy
Rotterdam Junction
John J. Shaughnessy
Edward J. Wallingford
Schenectady
James B. Connolly
Waterviiet
Third Avenue
St Bridget's Church
Toy
Play Site Monitors Plan Outing At Prospect Park
Play Site Monitors from Troy's nine playgrounds plan a Tuesday picnic and field day at Prospect Park with athletic events and games. Frear Park meets Clinton Park in a second game of a three game title series at Waterview High School Tuesday at 10:30 a.m., after Frear won the opener 10-8. An exhibitors’ handicraft show by playground children will run at Manufacturers National Bank the week of Aug 30. Attendance across all playsites last week reached 8,785 led by Prospect Park with 2,740.
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Troy
Prospect Park
Frear Park
Clinton Park
Watervilet
Waterview High School
Manufacturers National Bank
Frances Peetz
Edmund Bennett
van Every Park
Kinloch Park
112Th Street
Rye Field
Beman Park
126Th Street
William Fluewelling
United States
Buddy Anderson
Rose Marie O'Grady
Virginia Ryan
Vincent Martone
Grace DeFreest
Lorraine Mangione
William Burke
Mary Jane Shudt
Jack Cone
Charles Harrington
Rita LaRose
Rita Japour
Irma Rogers
Dick Manning
Leo Sheridan
Spike Donnelly
Prospect
Freer Parks
Joe Ryan
Farley Faces Upstate Test in Democratic Split
Upstate leaders stand with Farley but doubts loom over a party push for lieutenant governor. Farley may accept New Deal picks, while Washington strategists bear responsibility for campaign outcomes. Casey of Troy heads to New York for a dinner conference as the state committee prepares.
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Dewey
Roosevelt
Upstate
Farley
Brooklyn
Washington
Warley
Democratic
Ed” Flynn
Bronx
Mike" Hennedy
Manhattan
Jim" Mead
Buffalo
Dan” O'Connell
Albany
Sticks
John J. Bennett
Mead
Bennett
New York
New Deal
New York State
Bad Boys
Democratic Party
Young Democrats
Democratic State Committee
Owen D. Young
Young
Harold R. Moskort
Casey
Cornelius A. Casey
Troy
Rensselaer County
Chief Casey
Biltmore
Rensselaer
John F. Shannon
Gertrude Moore
Joseph C. Riley
Hoosick Falls
Ann Leahy
John J. Murphy
George W. Foy
Henry Schmeder
Joseph
Butter Shortage Shrinks Quarter-Pound Purchases in Troy
Stores report butter scarce with only about one in ten having any stock yesterday. Consumers were limited to a quarter pound when available as government stockpile and rising demand push prices and availability into a months long shortage. Distributors expect shipments today but warn the shortage may last into November as margarine becomes more in demand and OPA considers lowering margarine point value to boost substitutes.
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Troy
Trey
OPA
Washington
Albany Co and surrounding officials listed in party slate
Albany and neighboring counties provide a slate of names for Republican State Committee representatives and vacancies. The list includes Henchey Albany Michael T. Smith Cohoes Mayor James F. Donlon Watervliet and others from Saratoga Schenectady Warren Washington and more with multiple spouses mentioned and a vacancy in the First District of Rensselaer following William Gill’s death.
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Henchey
Albany
Michael T. Smith
Cohoes
James F. Donlon
Watervliet
Saratoga
William O’brien
Saratoga Springs
Helen
Nolan Neil
Stillwater
Washington
Guy RK. Meal
Hudson Falls
Catherines Quirk
Salem
Warren
Jere M. Cronin
Glenswalls
Catherine Caldwell
Lake George
Schenectady
George B. Smyth
Ebien E. Stapleton
William C. Marlette
Hoalie O'Neil
Republican State Committee
Rensselaer
William Gill
Troy
K Rensselaer
Ann Loeble
William ©. Millard
Brunswick
Hazel Atwater
Stephentown
Isadore Bookstein
Ruth M. Miner
John H. Rea
Florence A. Murphy
Charles C. Wing
Mary W. Northey
Copes
William EE. Morris
Waterford
Dorothy
Bancroft
Hadley
Henry J. Neddo
Whitehall
Ethel E. Bronk
Warren — Frank
Hooper
Worth River
Kathleen Morgan
Glens Falls
James EB. Cushing
Gertrude Rankin
Scheectady
William E. Treder
Hazel E. Perry
Seotie
St Lawrence
Franklin
Clinton
Essex
Montgomery
Fulton-Hamiltton
Officer Missing in Action Warren Dillon Reported
War Department announces Lieut Warren B Dillon of Albany is missing in action in the European theater. He is among eight New York residents named in the latest report. he is son of Newton K Dillon of 470 Second Avenue Albany.
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Warren B. Dillon
Albany
War Department
Dillon
Newton K. Dillon
Second Avenue
New York State
Scouts Help With War Bond Drive In Local Campaign
Boy Scouts from the Troy Area Council assisted the bond effort by acting as dispatch bearers and distributing government posters urging the purchase of War Bonds and Stamps. Names listed include David Fairbanks Robert Aldrich Troop 16 Alfred Twombly John Downey Troop 50 Donald Martin Warren Martin Troop 9 William Iacocca Troop 9 Rocco Verrastro Troop 51 Walter Conway William Donnelly Troop 14 and more. Troops planned outdoor activities while merit badge exams and pace tests were held for several scouts. two new second class scouts were named.
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Troy
Rocco Verrastro
Walter Conway
William Donnelly
Vanderheyden Hall
Methodist Farm
Will Wade
George Murphy
Fred Ames
Tom Morrison
Mineral Springs
George H. Speidel, Jr
James Calkins
Cohoes
Kennard Stall
Francis Donlon
William Mullen
Recco Varrestro
Robert Millhouse
Robert O'Connell
Edward O'Haire
Watervliet
Ryan Named Republican Candidate for Fourth District Bench
County Judge Andrew W. Ryan of Plattsburg was unanimously chosen as the Republican candidate for Supreme Court Justice of the Fourth Judicial District at a district convention in the Worden Hotel, Saratoga Springs. Ryan won over Hanmer with 46 delegates from 11 counties, with nominations led by Senator Benjamin Feinberg and Assemblyman Harry A. Reaux.
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Andrew W. Ryan
Plattsburg
Supreme Court
Fourth Judicial District
Worden
Saratoga Springs
Ryan
Clintor County
John G. Crapser
Massena
St. Lawrence County
Benjamin Feinberg
Harry A. Reaux
Warrensburg
James E. O’laughlin
Schenectady
Ryar
Andrew J. Hanmer
St Lawrence County
George O. Tuck
Lake George Body Urges Fixed Level For Lake Protection
The Lake George Association pushed for a fixed lake level of 3.5 feet on the US gauge at Rogers Rock to protect shorelines of state island properties. Dr Edwin M Stanon urged four feet high, 2.5 feet low to Sept 15, and gradual levels afterward. The dam at Ticonderoga owned by System Properties, Inc. powers International Paper. A September or October hearing is planned.
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Lake George
Forest Preserve Association
New York State
Irwin Moore
Boston
System Properties
Lake George Association
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Rensselaer
Mr and Mrs Octave A Provo observed their golden wedding anniversary at home at 1571 Fifth Street Rensselaer The couple have a long-standing tie to the community with Mr Provo working for the F C Huyck Co for 27 years He is the former Miss Margaret Radcliffe of Rensselaer by birth.
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Bernard F. Mulholland
Forbes Avenue
John Mulholland
Army Ae Corps
England
Pfo
William Mulholand
Brazil
Francis Mulholland
California
St. Michael’s Academy
John
The
Rail Joint Co
William
Ford Motor Co
Francis
Watervliet Arsenal
Octave A. Provo
Fifth Street
Rensselaer
Provo
F. C. Huyck Co
Margaret Radcliffe
Parents Night Closes Y Day Camp at Troys MCA
The Troys M C A day camp ended for the year with a parents program last night inviting fathers and mothers to view handiwork exhibits and enjoy entertainment. Frank B Ward spoke on the year’s program amid a staff shortage, praising directors A J McCracken and Paul E Braddon for directing boys’ leisure time. Awards honored youths for handiwork including best battleship Elliot Weinstein and best destroyer Gerald FitzGerald, with many other craft prizes. After exhibits and entertainment, refreshments were served.
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Troys.m.c.a
Frank B. Ward
A. J. McCrackan
Paul E. Braddon
Cyril Rowan
Ray Filkins
Alex Shapiro
Elliot Wein+ Stein
Eugene Owens
Gerald Fitzgerald
William Watson
Paul Gilson
Frank Burt
George Kashgarien
George Oskanian
Jeep
Roy Banker
Richard Gilbert
Lawrence Brennan
Albert Rathbone Dies Prominent New York Lawyer
Albert Rathbone 73, longtime New York attorney and Albany native, died yesterday at his summer home in Wilson Point. A former assistant secretary of the Treasury from 1913 to 1920 and a peace mission financier, he served 53 years at the New York bar with a focus on corporate work. Survived by widow Emma Marvin Olcott, two daughters Leonard D. Adkins and Mrs. Robert L. Johnson, and seven grandchildren, private services and burial will be in Albany.
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Albert Rathbone
New York
Albany
Wilson Point
Mr. Rathbone
United States Treaseury
Rathbone
Albany Academy
Williams College
Albany Law School
Emma Marvin Olcott
Leonard D. Adkins
Robert L. Johnson
Reiner Awarded Army Medal
Corp. Frederick C. Reiner Jr Army, has been awarded a good conduct medal for exemplary behavior and efficiency, according to a War Department announcement. Reiner is the son of Mr and Mrs F C Reimer of Troy.
Valley Falls Soldier Injured In Train Crash
Corp. Nicholas Hansink of Valley Falls one of nearly twenty injured when two Santa Fe Railroad trains collided in the Santa Fe yards at Gallup New Mexico late last night. AP reports one hundred hospitalizations and at least twenty treated with first aid. Several soldiers were treated by private physicians and railroad officials.
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