Rabbi Green Resigns Troy Pulpit for Miami Post
Rabbi Green, longtime leader at Temple Brith Sholom since 1937, resigns to assume duties at Temple Israel in Miami, Fla., January 15. A Cleveland native, he studied at Western Reserve University and Hebrew Union College, earned a 1938 Doctor of Divinity, and held civic and interfaith roles in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Green
D.D
Temple Brith Sholom
Board of
Emple Israel
Miami
Fla
Temple
Florida
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Ito Troy
Jacob of
Shankman
Hamilton
Rabbi Green
Leon W. Simon
Hebrew University
Palestine
Purse Left In Store Latch After Thanksgiving Night
A Saratoga Springs woman found her handbag missing $26 after it hung on a store latch. Dwight P. Emery reported the purse was recovered by a passerby the next morning, leaving 26 dollars unaccounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Pulver
Saratoga Springs
Ingalls Avenue Girl Injured by Truck
Jean Partee of 867 Ingalls Avenue was struck by a government truck driven by Ernest W. Gay on Ingalls Avenue at River Street around 6 05 pm. She was taken to Troy Hospital in fair condition with injuries awaiting diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Partee
Ingalls Avenue
Troy Hospital
Ernest W. Gay, Sr
Snyder Avenue
River Street
Gay
Central Station
Partee
Joseph Padatino
Taxi Driver Robbed Of Money and Car
A Glens Falls taxi driver William Dougrey was robbed on Monday night by a fare who produced a gun and took his car and money. The vehicle was later recovered in Hudson Falls. Dougrey picked up the man on Fenimore Bridge after responding to a fare in Glens Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dougrey
South
South Glens
Hudson Falls
Dougrey
Glens Falls
Fenimore Bridge
Rommer death notice for Titus F. Berger funeral details
Sudden death of Titus F. Berger prompts a funeral service at 1 30 PM Wednesday from the residence on Taldacab Street, burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Also notices for Joseph Sullivan who died Nov 27 1843 in Seventh Avenue residence, with a funeral home service and interment. Truman Trimman obituary details mention a Mass and funeral from Bowling Avenue residence on Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rommer
Titus F. Berger
Taldacab St
Oakwood Cemetery
Sullivan
Seventh Avenue
Joseph Sullivan
Pearl Gauehie
Fred. Lowe
Fifty Avenue
di Achick
Farad Wee
Truman Tat Bidaan
Trypan del 2Er
Wallan L. Dedriek
Nethe Trimman
al Bne
Bowling Avenue
Vacant Public Safety Posts After Chiefs Retire
Public safety leadership gaps linger after Police Chief John B. Conroy and Fire Chief Cornelius A. Casey retire on pensions at midnight. Battalion Chief Carl A. Smith expected to head the fire bureau, while a rumor of a sergeant becoming police chief was denied. Acting Captain John Hynes filled the Fourth Precinct post, and Mayor Frank J. Hogan may appoint Conroy as commissioner of public safety, with announcements on patrolmen and sergeants lists pending Civil Service exams from January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Conroy
Cornelius A. Casey
Carl A. Smith
Casey
Joseph L. Smith
John Hynes
Frank J. Hogan
Conroy
Hogan
Police
Albany County Budget Boosts Taxes and Debt Refunding Row
Albany County budget presented to the Board of Supervisors projects a net tax increase as $800,000 from non refunding of debt due. Albany city budget adds about $1.76 per thousand in valuation due to refunding denial. Combined city and county tax rate could rise by about $4 per thousand. County budget for 1944 is $3,505,449 versus $2,702,600 in 1943. refunding of $161,000 was hoped but blocked by state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany County
Board of Supervisors
Albany
Morris 5
Tremaine
Frank C. Moore
Nutrition Committee Tests Soy Bean Dishes
The Rensselaer County Nutrition Committee met at the Y W C A to sample soy bean dishes including a bean milk drink and a bean enriched meat loaf. Chairman Mabel A Milhan noted uses for mash from milk production and the loaf’s capacity to feed more people, with future nominations and officer elections planned for January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Mabel A. Milhan
Leona Waite
Mrs. Ferguson Dies At Snyder's Lake
Lucinda Ferguson 79 widow of Lyman V. Ferguson died at her Snyder's Lake home. A longtime resident, she attended Trinity Lutheran Church West Sand Lake and West Sand Lake Grange. Survived by daughter Edna Sagendorf and son Glenn Ferguson both of North greenbugs, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday 2:30 pm from residence. interment Forest Hills Cemetery Trov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Ferguson
Lyman V. Ferguson
Snyder's Lake
Snydere Lake
Ferguson
Trinity Lutheran Church of
West Sand Lake
Mrs Coyle Dies At Home In Troy
Mrs Mary Brown Coyle widow of Frank Coyle and longtime Troy resident died yesterday at 171 Eighth Street. She belonged to St Peter's Church and is survived by sister Mrs Michael Pafundi of Voorheesville and brothers John J Brown and Willum J Brown of Troy. Funeral services will be Friday at J W Burns Sens ing Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel then at St Peters Church. Interment in St Peters Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Sword Avenue
Susan M. Barki
Barkiey
John A. Burke
William A. Burke
Elizabeth Fennell
Margaret Dunnigan
Bias
Amos Tl Poulin
Bras
John D. Buckley
William J
Edward J. Burke
Leany Funeral
Bannon
Webster Grov
Kenneth Weber
Joseph Earn P
Vincent BL
Willian J. Stopf
Albany
Forrest
Pelham Manor
John Welworth
Leila Harris
Edwin Harris
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
East Hampton
AL Poestenkill
N.Y
William the Funes West
Dh Bouteloek
St. Mare
Clair Panne Walie
Arthur Andersen
Frank Tacie
Fred
Chit Walters
Fonda
River St
Salem
Maloney
Rafter
Inhaei
St. Paul
Cox
Ella ™ M. Aum
Webster It Rushaum
Mra
John Me
Laren
Allison R. Greene
Pearl Hager
Troy
Frank Nusbaum
Rocheath
Doris
John McLaren
Nison R. Greene
Ji Nusbaum
Robert Robinson
Rueben
Wiliam
Ralph
John Lee
Avetock
John Palmer
Greenbush Ce Ousborn
r @an Avenue
North
Osborn, Fusnand
Latinbury Osborn
Oagwond Cameter
Mary Brown Coyle
Frank Coyle
Eighth Street
Coyle
St. Peter's Church
Michael Pafundi
Voorheesville
John J
Willum J. Brown
J. W. Burns’ Sens Inc
Fifth Avenue
St. Peters Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Ahern Guest At Welfare Staff Dinner
Rensselaer County Welfare staff honored Commissioner John J. Ahern at a dinner with remarks by Willian Doran George A. Radz and Ma B. The event highlighted departmental changes under Ahern and praised the department as among the state’s most efficient. Staff gifts and performances followed, with a pledge of loyalty to Ahern’s successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ahern
Sunset Inn
County Welfare Voice
Rensselaer
In of Welfare
the Suns
Cec
Tre Seco
Willian Doran
George A. Radz
Ma B
Ahern
Dimetrictt Familia
Doran
Troy Unit Auxiliary Organized in New York State
The Troy Unit Auxiliary of the U S Marine Corps League was formed last night at The Iotel Troy becoming the third Marine auxiliary in New York. Helen Bateman elected president with officers Conway, Ryan, Neilsen, Warnock, Creagan, Rourke, Bail, Demer. Membership open to Marine families and certain former Marines. monthly meetings planned. Christmas party set at Jane Conway home with invitation to Gladys Crissey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Unit Auxiliary
Troy Detachment, Inc
U. S. Marine Corps League
Iotel
Agnes T. Bail
Mae Demer
Corinne Southwick
Ago Rigney
Mary White
Mary Cooper
Jane Conway
Seventh Avenue
Gladys Crissey
Buffalo
Troy
Crissey
Trey
New York
Plan Troy High Dance at the school auditorium
The first weekly Vie Dance of the season at Troy High School will be held in the school auditorium Friday at 7:30 p.m. The dance is sponsored by the Student Council. Gwenne Taylor, chairwoman of the music committee, announced a large variety of popular recordings will be available to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
Autorium
Gwenne Taylor
First Troy Contingents Go To Camp For Training
Three years ago, Troy men began training at Fort T on Dee 1 1916. Volunteers from Boards 351 332 330 left Troy with fathers of twins and patriotic speeches. The Hendrick Hudson La Salle Institute escorts, mayor’s farewell, and packed buses marked the sendoff as groups boarded for the Army’s induction center. Many named from Board 351 and others marched to the courthouse to join the first draft.
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Troy
Bass
Ing
Fort T
Dee
Hendrick Hudson
la Salle Institute
Thomas A. Knickerbacker
Court House
la Cade
South End
George I H. Sommerville
Edward H. Lovegrove
Charles A. Roque
Othe Hess
Wyarti
LeRoy van Valkenburs
Wilbert PL
Wortley
John Canel
Lawrence PP
Fogarty
Richard Hasford
Canute
Grainger, Jr
Edward W. Lord
John i. Adams
Wiliam T. Bourke
Fred G. Watson
Lynwood
Buhi Joseph H. Eastwood
George W. Whalen
Michaela A. Centrella
George W. Bembrick
William A. Lance
Roland R. Newburg
Joseph J. Leonard
Joseph S.sapko
Robert E.brientholomew
Edward J. Me
John F. Conroy
James E. Heiligan
Stanislaus
Zaleska
Allen Resigns County Post Amid Board Moves
Fred W. Allen of Middle Granville resigns as Washington County director of civilian protection at a Hudson Falls board meeting. The unpaid post will be taken over by the War Committee led by Nerman Benjamin of Dresden. The board tabled two Fred Wych resolutions on deputy sheriff fees and jailer salary, awarded highway rights of way along Greenwich town lines, and noted mortgage tax distributions to towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Allen
Middle Granville
Washington County
Board of Supervisors
Hudson Falls
War Committee
Nerman Benjamin
Dresden
Fred Wych
Fort Ann
George Beattie
Turnk
Salem
Greenwich-Argyle Town Line
Wilbur Dradway
Ella M Clough
Roswell J. Barber
George Blake
Wilson Hay
Father Confers Masonic Degree on San Apollo Lodge
Masons at the Masonic Temple conferred the third degree on a class of candidates led by Tranwell HL Bryce who oversaw his son Lowell M. Fryvee as one of the initiates. Past master Trifford A. Lewis presided over a witness meeting before the ceremony.
Land award set for Troy Menands bridge strip
In Albany Judge William E. Fitzsimmons ruled a north south land strip beside the Troy Menands bridge worth 20 dollars. Former owners George E. and Hilda Hoffman were ordered paid. The 1941 state take sparked dispute over price as Hoffmans valued the strip at 329 794 claiming it would back an 80000 roller skating rink and a one fare bus zone in a 250000 population area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy-Menands
Menands
Albany
William E. Fitzsimmons
Court of Appeals
George E
Hilda Hoffman
Hoffmans
Byrne
Jeram and
Casey
Poultry Congress Delves Into Industry Issues at Poestenkill
Poultry raisers heard expert discussions on massing poultry and related topics at the 62nd Rensselaer County Poultry Congress in Poestenkill firehouse. The event continued with afternoon programs and an evening forum featuring speakers from Cornell University and local agents. Attendees included Harold Wilbur Greenbush and others from Greenbush Park, Enkil, and Pownal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Levine
State Veterinary College
Cornell University
Poestenkill
Rensselaer County
Rensseiaes County
New York Stat
Cornell
M. Hurd
TH. Darrah
Hurd
Ah Ace
Elton K. Hanks
Exper Weil
Harold Wilbur
Greenbush
Robert Cathaunose
Merrill E. Zwei Af Park
Harrys Goergen Ol Enkil
Warren Milerwick
Death of E. J. Truman in West Mineral area
E J Truman dies at home on Tar Pawang Avenue. Survived by wife Mrs Mane and a son William. grandson William Nee Truman. Funeral services held Friday morning at the residence. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Pawang Avenue
Eilat Dent
Hearing Postponed On Consolidated Hearings For NYSE Regulator
A postponed date for consolidated hearings on the Niagara project approval was announced by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The proceeding had been set for December 7 but will now be held on January 18, per the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated
Niagara Favstem
Dr Gilkey Sees End Of War Near And Russia Dominance
Dr Gilkey told a Rotary audience at Hendrick Hudson School that Europe may be absorbed by Russia after the war and that totalitarianism will be obliterated by a global shift toward state socialism. He contrasted Russian state control with private ownership and warned against American jingoism while predicting Russian and British influence across Europe. He urged teaching civic virtue to children and noted Russia could claim vast European territories postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordiy
Gilner
South
Hendrick Hudson
Sm Hin Powill Amd
Europe
United States
Germany
Prodt
Industr
Gilkey
Roy
Sstem O
Smgle
Iskey
Russia
Assia
China
Nee
Finland
Poland
Bessarabia
Balkans
DD Riskey
Trong
Gilk
Dr. Gilkey
Frank B. Ward Arin
Robert the Abeit
Catricala
Richard IL
Rose
Dog Dies in Fire After Saving Man and Daughter
A dog saved Walter Saunders and his daughter Shirley from a Fort Miller fire yesterday but died. The blaze destroyed the Saunders home and Irving Weatherbee’s nearby residence. Saunders, chief operator of the Lock of the Barge Canal, and Shirley were treated for injuries. Weatherbee’s home kept partial furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Miller Earch
Walter Saunders
Shirley
Saunders
Irving Weatherbee
Fort Miller Pulp and Paper Co
Weatherbee
Lavenders
Malcolm
M.D. Chttes
Unders
Fort Miller
Dr Spafford Heads C E D Branch Formation
Dr Spafford heads the C E D Branch formed to pursue a statewide plan for economic development postwar employment relief. The Troy Chamber president presented a progress report for Eastern New York, with industry groups including needle and knitting and metals to devise employment strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Seaman
Rallagher
Fen Comey
Indya
Wones Bo Snaffard
Rensserger Polytechnic Institute
Verguna
Sion
BR. Op
Devine Basi
May Appeal Probe Ruling in Albany County
Albany County officials led by District Attorney John T. Delanes reopened a study of a King of Supreme Court Justice Pierce H. Russell decision restricting a grand jury probe into state legislative spending since 1936. The panel aims to decide whether to appeal, as subpoenas for Frank C. Moore move forward against a court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany County
John T. Delanes
Supreme Court
Pierce H. Russell
Albany
Russell
Frank C. Moore
Albany County Grand Jury
Delaney
Air Raid Wardens See Motion Pictures
Air raid wardens reviewed motion pictures as part of civil defense duties. The report notes a warden in charge of multiple arrangements and the scope of duties after a screening event, reflecting wartime civic participation and community organization.
Taborvon Party Public Gathering Notice
A public game party is planned at the same home this evening at 6 pm. The event is organized by a local group linked to the Heat and Reformed party, announcing Bernard Watts and other figures will be present as part of the social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aud Saeie
Pree
Tha Non ofeMis
Bernard Wats Sum
Pom
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RABBI
Alan S. Green
Council of Social Agencies
Troy Professional Men's Club
Troy Police Department
Troy Ministerial Association
Religious Workers
Community Chest
Troy Rotary Club
United Hebrews Charities Cane Paign
Zionist District
Reformed Judaism
Liberal Judaism
Dayton Dayton
Florens
Frank Ny
Cavanaugie
the Samaritan Hospital
toSdrs. Ered Ater
Leer
Mari. Raugh
Cavanaugh
Ma Duncan
St. Joseph’s Maternity Hospital
Mer
Willan Duncan
Wo Alvin. Jr
Duncan
Wirearly
Hifchcox
Camp Touke
Lag
Maeos
Joyer
Ann
Tre Hitchoox
Virginia Guelt
Mescatella
the Leonard Hospital
Anthony W.jelie
Theresa
Emily
Skrocky
John Sorel
Sorel
Mrs. Coyle
William Doran
George Radz
May Ahern
Form Marine Auxiliary
Allen
Greenwich
Roger Hill
Horatio W. Monroe
John McDougall
George W. Pierce
San
E. J. Truman
Wr. Duby
Misis i
Dog
Man
Dr. Spafford
Nminel W. McCochrane
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Embraing
eCarhrane
W . W. Cook
Ce Dbd
Catskill M
Columbia
Greene
Pers
Wilbur E. Merrill
General Electric
Nevin
Taborvon Party
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