Sees Plenty Of Work for Men in Area
The unemployment office reported ample jobs for male workers in the area. Companies were calling for workers as production shifts began and inventory increased. About 165 applicants were interviewed and referred to employers. the USES office is open 8:33 am to 5:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iospioxment Service
Auss Bethetice
Wale Kerkert
Troy
Dewinder
Hmaventory
Terfal
Productio
Aspe
The
Keenan
Arrest Two for Fire In Columbia County
Police arrest two men after a blaze destroyed Pete's Brick Tavern, also known as Road Horse on Route 9 in Greenport. Peter Zemba and his wife operated the tavern. Zemba is jailed in Hudson on arson charges.
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Columbia County
Pete
Greenport
Columbian County
Wess
Peter Zemba
Hudsor On
Five Men Fined for Gambling in Waterford Store Raid
Five men, including Strissel and Burge, were fined after police raided a Broad Street Waterford store operated by Trojas. Each man paid fines around 30 to 135 dollars for common gambling and disorderly conduct. Police seized $95.12 in cash for the township welfare fund and destroyed gambling paraphernalia. Mrs. Joseph Kilduff was hospitalized for observation after a related incident.
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Broad Street
Waterford
Trojas
Strissel
iMr
Gambier
Edward Burge
Fampel EaGacia
Thomas Lovshern
Eatherin
P. 4. Fitzpatrick
Justice Burgess
See Your Lawyer Day in Trey Police Court
Justice James F Byron opened Trey Police Court to a crowd mostly of women seeking legal aid. Cases ranged from neighbor insults and car disputes to marital tensions and child support issues, all requiring attorney advice.
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Trey
James F Byron
Cancel of $6,000,000 Area Glove Contracts
The U S Army Quartermaster Corps cancelled four contracts tied to Gloversville Glove makers after Japan's surrender. James H Caser Jr executive secretary of the National Association of Leather Glove Manufacturers said about 6 000 was the estimated value. The four contracts covered woolen O D glove Navy summer glove glove insects and the trigger finger mitten.
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Gloversville
James H. Caser
National Association of Leath
CAL Rems
Caser
U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps
O.D
Navy
Local Social Notes From Round Lake And Glens Falls Area
Round Lake Charlie Whippie of Lenox visits Mr and Mrs Robert Baird at their new home in Glens Falls. Mrs George Fisher of Bronxville visits her in laws Mr and Mrs Harold Corbin. Philip Dean hosts a birthday party at his parents home on Curry Avenue. Nova Tripp returns to ton Spa after visiting Mr and Mrs William Ott and Mrs J Victor. Kenneth Cornell on furlough at home on Jake Avenue after six months in Germany. First annual reunion of James Haker and Ruth Post descendants held at Howard Goldtoot’s home. Mr and Mrs Fred G Selch visiting Rev Cassius J Bixter and Mrs Miller at Riverside summer homes. Mr and Mrs Peter Kowalchyk of Watervliet bring daughter Mary and twins Joe and Pam here for a 1x9 weeks visit. Mrs Ada M Harwood has been called to New York by illness. Mrs Joan Coffee was Mrs Harwood’s guest. Funeral of Oscar Halter held. procession led by Marion G Cole with interment in Ballston Spa Cemetery. Bearers named. Phyllis Lighthall, student at St Mary’s Fight at Vallhalla, visiting Freeman and William Lighthall and aunt Miss Bertha Lighthall. Phyllis guests of aunt and uncle, Miss Bertha Lighthall, and the Hat family at Glens Falls. Corp.
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Charles Whippie
Lenox
Charles H
Robert Baird
B.D
Glens Falls
George Fisher
Bronxville
Fishlers
Harold H. Corbin
Philip Dean
Elbert Dean
Curry Avenue
Igs Nova Tripp
Ton Spa
Wiliam “Ott
J. Victor
Floyd Kenneth Cornell
Jake Avenue
Germany
James Haker
Ruch Post
Howard Goldtqot
Fred G. Selch
Cassius J. Bixter
Miller
Abband
Millers
Riverside
Peter Koewalchyk
Mary
Joe
Pam
Watervliet
Harrys Kowalchyk
Jonesville Methodist Church
Ballston Spa
Hugh Knights
Valda Kimball
Playford Hatlee
George Voelker
James Haver
Carl Heyl
Phyllis Lighthall
St. ‘Mary's
Vathalla
Freeman Lighthall
Wiliam’ . Lighthall
Bertha Lighthall
Fewidays
Finnete
Mrs. Hat
Old Freir
Corp
More Area Men Returning Home
A list of area servicemen scheduled to arrive in York tomorrow aboard a returning squadron. Names include Cy Leary Paul F er Sgt Edward Akullien Frank Delahee T Jmes Charron Thomas Nash Jesse A Shrock Lawreace Flansburg Anthony J Amedia Roland F Bruce Edward J Clifton Jr William E Austin among others with street addresses in Troy Watervliet Cohoes Cambridge and nearby communities.
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Troy
York
Cy Leary
Paul Fer
Edward’ J. Akullien
Eagle Street
Frank
EL. Delahee
Fifth Avenue
Pfc. & Willis
Miller Avenue
O. Crosier
Congress Street
Jmes Charron
Eighth Street
Thomas Nash
Fifteenth Street
Jesse A. Shrock
Firer Street
Rensselaer
Lawreace Flansburg
Riverside Drive
Anthony J. Amedia
Second Street
Watervliei
Roland F. Bruce
Tairtee Street
Cohoes
Edward 3
Clifton, Jr
Canal Street
Cambridge
William E. Austin
Police and Firemen Softball Clash at 216th Grounds
Fire Department and Police Department softball teams meet for a fourth game tonight at 216th grounds. The match will start at 6 30 p m with Martin Dwyer and Arthur Riley as umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Police Department
Martin Dwyer
Arthur Riley
Draft Calls Grow in Troy After War Ends
Local Selective Service boards report larger draft calls in Troy for September. Officials say the increase is puzzling since the war ended and induction of men over six years old has stopped. only younger men will be drafted while the reason for the rise remains unclear.
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Selective Service
Certificates Filed With Clerk For Local Businesses
Two certificates to conduct business under trade names were filed in the county clerk's office. Hester J Atkinson at 0 Vanden burg Avenue notes intent to operate as The Vandenburg. Harry Siegel of 186 River Street files to operate as Lex's Bakery at 136 Lower Street.
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Hester J. Atkinson
Vandenburg Avenue
Vandenburg
Harry Siegel
River Street
J Iower Street
Lex
On the Air Today Tao Wiry Breakfast My Tre Story
A fragmentary radio listing appears with odd spellings and broken names. It mentions breakfast, supper, and a wide variety of unclear program titles and hosts. The readable items are minimal and unmapped to coherent events.
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Tao Wiry
Trey—siie
Glamour Manor Hi-Tesas and Musical Matinee Listings
The page lists events and personnel for tomorrow including 1a WERY-T Reyes as timekeeper, 12h Moon Edition at 13 with Glamour Manor Hi-Tesas and Jim Lewis, and a 3-Farm Paper of the Ar musical matinee. It notes Evelyn Winters’s reading plus a second husband matter and Wartan's Lift event.
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sTimekeeper
Harry McNaughton
Glamour Manor
Hi—Tesas
Jim Lewis
Bs Oanuereat
ObSam Adams
Aspen Bovisidered
Waring Lier
Barry Cittnerat
Peparter
Evelyn Winters
Wortan
Aia
Veteran Returns License After Fearing Driving
A discharged serviceman handed his operator’s license to the State Motor Vehicle Bureau and admitted he should not drive yet. He asked to return the license, citing extensive service and nerves, saying he hopes to improve but does not feel fit to drive at present. The license renewal process was explained as renewals are available locally, with many licenses expiring September 30 and renewals needed before then to avoid delays.
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State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Peter L. Feover
Ace
Stover
Callmy
Lawrence J. Caltins
Conings
Trojan Promoted To Lieutenant Colonel
Maj Thomas R Horton of 501 Pawi ing Avenue is promoted to lieutenant colonel. He serves with the Mediterranean Allied Air Force in Italy, having arrived in 1942 and earlier led Headquarters Company, 103rd Infantry. His son Cpl John P Horton served in Europe with the 30th Infantry Division and was a German POW for ten months. he is now at Camp Wheeler, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Horton
Pawi‘ing Avenue
Horton
Mediterrean
Allied Air Force
Italy
Iate
Troy
103Rd Infantry
Corp
John P. Horton
Europe
30Th Infantry Division
Corporal Horton
Camp Wheeler
Troy Resident Receives Promotion to Lieutenant Commander
Martin M. Lamb of 123 Twelfth Street Troy has been promoted to lieutenant commander in the Navy. A Catholic Central High School (1985) and University of Toronto graduate (1999), he served four years active duty in the Pacific Fleet and one year in the Atlantic Fleet, most recently as executive officer on the CGSS Reynolds. He is a nephew of Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray.
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Martin M. Lamb
Peter 3
Lamb
Twelfth Street
Troy
Navy
Catholic ‘Central High School
University of Toronto
Canada
Naval Forces
Colorado
Nso
Japan
Sagib
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Glens Falls Woman Awarded 15429 50 in Claim
The Court of Claims ordered a $15 429 50 judgment for Mrs Sadie F Russell of Glens Falls against the State of New York over the death of her daughter Miss Elinor G Flynn in a July 4 1933 automobile crash on the Lake George Boilton road. The case was reversed after a 1942 dismissal and a new trial was ordered. interest from the accident date will be added.
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Court of Claims
Mra
Sadie F. Russell
Glens Falls
State of New York
Elinor G. Flynn
Lake George-Boilton
Russell
Community notices and social events in Brunelle and nearby areas
East Side The Community Couples plan a frankfurter roast Friday at Capt. and Mrs. Charlier home in Brunelle Wynantskill at 630 pm. Women’s Service Guild hosts an afternoon party Saturday 1 pm at Mrs Gavin Lawson’s 5 Balsam Avenue. Various residents and visitors travel near and far for visits and vacations. local civic and church groups hold meetings and hospitalizations noted. John ODonnen of 310 Second Street was taken to Samaritan Hospital after police transport.
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Chub i
Third Presbyterian Church
Capt
Charlier
Brunelle
Wynantskill
Fred Taylor
Victor Miller
Charles M. Meair
Women's Service Guild
Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Gavin ‘Lawson
Balsam Avenue
John Odonnen
Second Street
Samaritan Hospital
Timothy A. Sweeney
Donald Degan
Glass Bakery Sold to Keller Baking Co in Schuylerville
The Glass Bakery in Schuylerville, longtime under that name, has been sold to Keller Baking Co of Troy. Bread was produced under the Glass name while cakes and cookies were made in Schuylerville. The Glass Restaurant, linked to the bakery, was discontinued during rationing.
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Glass Bakery
Schuylerville
Keller Baking Co
Troy Company
General Ross Returns Via California After Pacific Command
Brig. Gen. Ogden J. Ross former assistant division commander of the 173rd Division and later military commander of the Gilbert and Marshall Islands arrives in California on the way home. Maj Lester Hero of the 231st Division accompanies him, having served as Ross’s aide. Ross governed the Gilberts and Marshalls with Kwajelein HQ nicknamed the Chicago of the Pacific. He received the Army’s Legion of Merit and the Navy’s commendations for service in the Pacific.
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Ogden J. Ross
Ith
Mareball
Gilbert Islands
Pacific
California
West
Coda
Bfe
Lester Hero
Ross
Tithon
Baipen
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Spezia
Knowlson
Psyche Fashion
Peggy
SAGE
Joseph Kilduff
Fourth Street
McClure
Rifduftivas
Firea
Eee
Third Street
LM Ofen
Bowe
Mesarr
Round Lake
Tobe
W. PapAerchie
Kate Ein Jucy
Reyes
Rite War
Pesthenes
Wildwood
Musual
Smarket
Ma Perkins Sa
Balis
Marche
Cie Chapin
St AM
Evelon Winters
Roman
LiewSeeind
Jack
Melody
Big Town
M. Su—Theatre
Romanc
Ah Bee Neers
Bister
Becta
Helen Trew Tedd
Our Gat
Beautiful Music
Ma Perkins
Pee Kite
Newcoster
Yona Dy
Trojan
East Side
Vereen
Harry Burgess
Albis' Avenue
Uties
Donald Vanderpool
Henning J. Berg
Hamilton Avenue
Latham
Marjorie Peters
Richard Prieht
Irvington
N. J
John Schuman
Mauds
Wallace
West Salt Lake
Miles YT
Bewitt
Herbert $. Roberts Jan
Miriam
Glen Island
Smiling Thru
William ‘Andersen
Albany County
Thatcher Park
Carvie Kalbfliesh
Troy-Schenectady Road
Lottie Jones
Burdex Lake
Woman's Society of Calvary Methodist Church
Nettie McCabe
General Ross
Milorganite
Troy File Works
River St
Osty
Southerd
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