Finerad Joseph Murray Alderman Honored In Funeral Rites
The former Twelfth Ward alderman Joseph J. Murray was buried in two ceremonies starting at 2 30 pm yesterday from his residence 353 Street and at 9 30 pm from ps Church. Father Sartore presided with Julia L. Walsh organizing. Desires Jesu Christe and Ave Maria were sung with Bearers Jake J. Byer Maran T. Fe gar J I Gleason and Joseph J. Ker named among those in attendance.
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Joseph J. Murray
Twelfth Ward
Reynat Sartor
Mase
Julia L. Walsh
Ford
Jake J. Byer
Maran T T. Fegar
J I Gleason
Joseph
J. Ker
Father Sartore the
Graye
Army Cares For Family Of Soldier
Army nurses and staff at Camp Lee provided care for the family of a Philadelphia private facing domestic hardship. The soldier, traveling with his wife and children, arrived after a long train journey and received lodging meals and supportive services from the Red Cross and Army command.
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Price
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Camp Lee
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Waring
Quisling Denies Theft of Norwegian Funds
The Norwegian leader Vidkun Quisling testified on charges of high treason denying embezzling state funds and claiming he helped save Norway through dealings with the Germans. He said payments to the Nazis kept 760 million kronor from their grasp while defending his salary and guards as necessary costs of state duties.
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Oslo
Norway
Gm—Vidkun
Quisling
Hig
Annaeus Schroedt
Erik Zolem
Six Bikes Unclaimed At Police Station
At least six Troy youths are losing use of their bicycles this summer as their families have not claimed the items with the police. Commissioner Frank Ma Ames said several unclaimed articles wait identification by adults, including two new bicycles. Other found items include a mum's feather briefcase and a lady's coat and handbag. Articles are tagged and held. ownership must be proven to recover them.
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Frank Ma Ames
Commissioner of Public Safety
Rensselaer Seeks Expanded Bus Service
The Rensselaer Common Council will again seek permission to extend bus service in South Street Ring Hollow Columbia Street and lower Second Avenue. A committee was named Wednesday to restart the campaign after wartime DDT regulations are believed to be lifted.
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Rensselaer Common Council
South Street
Ring Hollow
Columbia Street
Lower Second Avenue
Troopers to Install Statewide Two Way Radio System
State police announced a statewide rollout after successful trials of a two way radio communication system. Bids for installation open September twenty sixth with an estimated two thousand dollar equipment cost. Superintendent John Gaffney noted improved crime detection and faster criminal apprehension.
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Troob G
Supe
John “A. Gaffrer
Omerintendent
Warscene
Former Bat Boy Receives Posthumous Silver Star
Pfc. Robert I. Britt, once the Albany Senators bat boy, is posthumously awarded the Silver Star. Britt, killed in action, enlisted after Pearl Harbor and served in the Marine Corps at Guadalcanal Cape Gloucester and New Britain. His mother Mrs Ree Britt receives the award at 25 Geneva Street Albany.
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Wags
Robert IL Britt
Albany
Bat Boy
Mre
Ree Britt
Genesse Street
Pearl Harbor
Britt
The
Marine Corps
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Lee
Listings show morning to early afternoon radio programs broadcast from Lee with hosts including Tom Howard and Morains. Program names include Top of the Morning and News Rise to Shine. Station schedule details and times are partially garbled but indicate a local daily lineup.
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Morminger
Timeseeser
Johnsen
General Hobbs Praises 30th Infantry in Europe Return
New York reports Lt Gen Leland Hobbs lauds the 30th Infantry Division after its European campaign from Normandy to the Elbe. He cites fierce fighting to hold lines against four panzer divisions, breaking the Siegfried Line while highlighting discipline and courage as key soldier traits.
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New York
Europe
Leland S&s
Lee Castor
International News Service
Iis
Heseral Hobbs
Tatsision
Eny
Hobbes
Bond
Normandy
Riuscaida Keup
Elbe
Hobbs
Montaia
Avranche
3Th
Aachen
Government declares 252 plants surplus for private sale
The Army lists several government plants including Latham John Chaloux Co Schenectady General Electric Syracuse and Allegheny Ludlum Dadgisk as surplus. The move aims to bolster private industry by providing ready facilities with minimal changes to support postwar expansion and progress.
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Iadestekat Progres
Ifr Same
Hag Beek Manufacturing
Unclear OCR Line Sparks Worker Tension
Fragmentary text hints at company policy on overtime and workload. It mentions tolerating or pressuring for extra work, with implied concern over sustained demands on staff.
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Epereton
Awaiting Reassignment of B-17 Pilot
A fragment notes a B-17 pilot awaiting reassignment with scattered terms like Hediste auton Biatios No. h and unclear context suggesting a military air unit in Europe.
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Europe
Hediste Auton Biatios No
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