Four Troy Area Youths Enter Navy Recruitment Drive Grows
Four Troy area youths recently enlisted at the Navy recruiting station and were assigned to Sampson for training. In mid August the station ranked third in local district enrollments. Teens aged 17 to 18 enlist with parental consent, including Gerald Christiano, Charles Partimian, Joseph Gilheany, and Milton Coleman. Henny St Hilaire was accepted for Seabees and sent to Camp Magruder. Opportunities exist in V-3 for naval aviation cadets, with a seven month flight theory course leading to a Navy aviator commission after training. Information available at the County Court House recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Navy
Sampson
Joseph Sullivan
Troy
Gerald Christiano
Congress Street
Charles R. Partimian
Federal Street
Joseph P. Gilheany
Park Avenue
Mechanicville
Milton C. Coleman
Enghith Street
Henny R. St. Hilaire
Ingalls Avenue
Seabees
Camp Magruder
van Sullivan
Naval Aviation
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Ward
Aviation
Naval Reserve
Court House
Berne Man Held As Draft Dodger
Alden B. Trevail, 25, of Berne, arraigned before U S Commissioner Lester Hubbard Albany County, jailed in 1500 bail, hearing adjourned. FBI arrested him for failure to notify his Delmar draft board of whereabouts since 1942 and to respond to instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden BR. Trevail
Berne
U. S
Lester Hubbard
Albany
Tram
Trevail
FBI
Delmar
J. B. Wilcox
Tax Reports Filed on Three Estates in Rensselaer County
Inheritance tax filings in Troy detail three decedents estates Morus Greenblath George F Wood and Eloise Philp. Greenblath gross 32146.43 net 30130.74 state tax 51.31 heirs include four daughters and a son plus grandchildren. Wood estate gross 17475.60 net 15291.66 state tax 152.92 nephews nieces and cousins receive specified sums. Philp estate gross 10909.90 net 2000 state tax none. real estate and half residue to Mary VanKleeck and other legatees. church and cemetery bequests. Attorney names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Baward J. Poland
Morus Greenblath
George F. Wood
Eloise Philp
Troy
Greenbrath
Frances R. Kaufman
Washington Street
Ruth Weinrib
St. Albans
L. I
Mary Levine
Schenectady
Florence Landau
Maple Imdge Avenue
Albany
Abraham Greenblath
Stanley Greenblath
St .Albans
Marjorie C. Drooz
Anna- Jee Levine
Lila G. Levine
George Wood
Rose G.gohen
Mildred G. Champagne
Rosemont
Reet
Mildred G. Bellin
Madison Avenue
Pearl G. Cooper
Brooklyn
Hyman Cooper
Morris Cooper
Chestnut Street
Jene C
Jacobson
Mary Greenblath
Rose G Naidau
Scotia
Florence Shapir
Saratoga Springs
Benjamin Greenblath
Abraham C. Goldstein
Wood
James Wr. Bradshaw
Rankin Avenue
Sophia Bradshaw
Fifth Avenue
Clara W. Otto
Jersey City
Sarah B. Miller
Second Avenue
Eloise Philip
Thomas Bradshaw
Donald Bradshaw
Seventh Avenue
Dorothy E. Philip
Hudson Avenue
Green Island
Union
Mellenville
Ninth Presbyterian Church
J. Howard McIsaac
Major Warner Leaves State Police for Army Lieutenant Colonel Rank
Major John A. Warner, longtime New York State Police superintendent, retires to join the Army as a lieutenant colonel in the Specialist Reserve. Capt. John A. Gaffney becomes acting superintendent. Fran cis McGarvey is named potential successor, with Warner detailing a decade of Army service from 1924 to 1934 and a recent first term at Virginia’s Military Government School. Warner notes personnel declines since Selective Service and expresses mixed feelings about leaving state service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Warner
New York State Police
Army
Francis 3. McGarvey
Troop C
Sidney
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bureau
John A. Gaffney
Warner
School of Military Government
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Dewey
Major Warner
James Hagerty
Dever
Alfred E. Smith
Fast Cavalry
New York National Guard
Rochester
Harvard
George F. Chandler
State Police
Batavia
White Plains
Officers’ Reserve Corps
International World Police
Welfare Bureau Offices Move to Old Courtroom
Two divisions of the Rensselaer County Welfare Department were moved into the old courtroom on the second floor of the county building. The children's division and the county division were relocated, with Thomas J. Granby supervising the transfer. The Civil Service Commission will take the former children's division space, and county health nurses will move into the vacated Civil Service area. Commissioner John J. Ahern will keep his private office on the second floor. No changes to the courtroom furnishings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Welfare Department
Court House
Children's
Welfare Department
County
John J. Ahern
Thomas J. Granby
Second Ward Plans Honor Roll Committee Named
A Second Ward committee to erect an honor roll was named with James J. Kilgallen as general chairman and Mayor Frank J Hogan as honorary chair. Members include Ambrose Kennedy secretary Joseph Malone treasurer Thomas Almond and others. A meeting is set for next week to finalize site and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kilgallen
Frank J Hogan
Ambrose Kennedy
Joseph Malone
Thomas Almond
Fred W. Curtis
Emil Hug
Grace Moore
Eugene Hayes
William Burns
Frank McGraw
John Troy
Arthur Paul
James McGuire
Frank Milanese
Allies Poised for Invasion of Italy
Allied forces concentrate in the Mediterranean as Montgomery signals attack will come soon. An Algiers dispatch notes convoys delivering men and materiel, while Badoglio contemplates continuing the war. Analysts predict a Sicilyike assault scaled for a wider operation possibly targeting Rome and Corsica to blunt Axis defense.
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London
Italy
Mediterranean
Bernard L. Montgomery
Pietro Badogna
Algiers
Montgomery
Eighth Army News
Cantania
Sicily
Messina
Tiber
Rome
Sardinia
Corsica
France
Swedes Evacuate Berlin Legation
Stockholm reports the Swedish legation has been evacuated from Berlin as of yesterday, an official announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stockholm
Fragmented list of clues and terms from a puzzle page
A dense OCR fragment lists varied clues and answers such as acedess idle talk 5 bundle of sticks to culpahilly 12 nostrils 14 cents jeweled headdress 13 performed tcamps ligase 20 gorvern 23 child 24 congressional group 26 revolutionist 27 largest continent 28 likewise to toward 31 deep groove 22 foot abbreviation 23 cirmus abbreviation 74 biblical country 38 poisonous hoard 38 out of 40 old ships 41 baseball term 41 high school abbr 45 exiata 46 printers measures 4 dollar stake abdr 49 likewise 50 running contest island near Greece 54 eminent metal ri violent windstorm seindan tribe fih bet piz pen 6 indefinite article jie opening in fence mineral earth of camps yo young women 11 amounts paid out 13 passive 14 bass horns 15 horned ruminant 1g course of feeding 18 sully 21 railroad abbr 22 dealer abbr 23 unit of energy in food 27 city in Georgia 30 small nails 32 conclusion 34 period of time 35 woman's title 38 clean cotton 37 took food 19 scolding woman 41 pallid 44 dish of green 4$ stars 47 remain 49 thespian s 1 cheroot si pref it with 2 man s nickname s5 tricks s$7 large plant 56 cereal grain pt 61 formerly 64 soak faz 6r clerryman s degree 61 in like manner
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Gorvern
Figh
Exiata
fl—Island
Greece
MeTale
SeIndan Tribe
Fih
Georgia
Thespian
Clerryman
Announced Open Migratory Bird Seasons in New York
John L. Halpin announced open migratory bird seasons conforming to federal rules. Ducks, geese, brant and others run Oct 15 through Dec 23 statewide, with a Lake Champlain area adjustment Sep 25 to Dec 3. Zones affect woodcock, limits include up to 10 ducks daily and 4 woodcock, plus possession caps. A $1 Federal duck stamp is required for hunters 16 or older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Halpin
Lake Champlain
Zane
Vermont
New England
Essex
Clinton
Delaware and Hudson
Washington County
South Bay
Troy
Massachusetts
Buffalo
Boston and Albany and
New York Central
Long Island
Halpin
New York State
New York
Conservation Department
Albany
Names Sought For Honor Roll At Eagle Mills
The Brunswick town board seeks updated service member names for Eagle Mills honor roll. Send new or corrected entries to Mrs Roswell Lee Troy by Sept 1 to be added before Labor Day. The roll, dedicated July 18, originally listed 368 names, six women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Roswell Lee
Troy
Eagle Mills
Action Against Boyds Dismissed in North Greenbush Case
On petition by Charles G. and Mabel E. Boyd of North Greenbush Supreme Court Justice Sydney F. Foster dismissed Baxter action and discharged mechanics liens totaling 4310.60. The Boyds accused Baxter of uncompleted work on their home and nonpayment to subcontractors. Baxter faces Rensselaer County indictment for alleged diversions of funds. case pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G
Mabel E. Boyd
North Greenbush
Supreme Court
Sydney F. Foster
Boyds
John L. Baxter
The
State Home Improvement Co
Baxter
Rensselaer County Grand
Laverne Orvis
Albany
Foster
Baater
Rensselaer County
Miss King Named Admissions Director at Sage College
Hazel King of Gloucester Mass former Deaf of Women’s staff member at Syracuse University and Lansingburg High School faculty has been named director of admissions at Russell Sage College. She succeeds Miriam Arrowsmith and brings degrees from Smith Middlebury NYU Columbia and the Sorbonne plus three years at Syracuse University and teaching stints in Lansingburg Ossining. Staff Sgt John L Hogan of Camp Breckinridge Ky visits his parents in Albany area during a week’s leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel King
Gloucester
Mass
Deaf of Women
Syracuse University
Lansingburg High School
Russell Sage College
Miss King
Miriam Arrowsmith
Smith College
Middlebury College
New York University
Columbia University
Sorbonne
Paris
Russell Sage
Ossining
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Lot
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Savare
Reward TV
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Paraxe
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Sweeny
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ED Central Ae
Modernella ‘Acon Thone
Peterson
Alice E. Peterson
Frem
D. A. V. Auxiliairy
Crystal Bar
Marie Breazzane
Queens
Mary M. Stevens
Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Averil Park
Ada E. Burkhardt
G. R. Sharp
McGarvey
State. Ie
Mai, John A. Warner
Welfare Bureau
Second Ward
Digas
Miss Hazel King
Sage College
John L. Hogan
Camp Breckinridge, Ky
James Hogan
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