Catholic High Leads In Bond Drive Amid School Totals
Catholic High tops the Victory Bond drive with $207,725 in pledges, 380 percent of goal, while Catholic Central reaches 36 percent for $100,825. La Salle Institute reports $31,875 or 30 percent, and Troy High has $50,200 or 24 percent. Cadet battalion from La Salle to parade at noon, Broadway and Third Street.
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Catholic Contral High School
Lansingburgh
la Salle Institute
Troy High i
Catholic Central
Joan Delaney
Seads
Cathalic Central
Wallace Curley
Bondadles
Unthalle Central
Helen Buvasor
Uce
Boeylimen
Septiomores
jJuniom
Langingburg High
David Heer
Mam Felton
Carolyn Fane
LaSalle Institute
Medges
Allan Moscoy
Raymond Myers Ig
LaSalle
Vincent Ryan
Cooma
Cutholie Central
Troy High
Emily Katz
Scriot
Joan Lemke
Kathryn Johnson
Troy Hlgh
Frashnert
Sophomorus
Jeniors
Batallion
Broadway
Third Street
Cadets Urge Public to Buy Victory Bonds at Event
Students and cadets speak on national bond drives urging district residents to invest in Victory Bonds, promoting school songs and talks as part of a Christmas season outreach effort.
Identification Aids To Attend Meeting
A conference to acquaint identification men statewide with the Division of Criminal Identification and the scientific laboratory, Division of State Police, will be held at Albany today. Sponsored by the New York State Division of the International Association for Identification, with Richard T. Barber presiding. Paul D. McCann notes it will be the first in a series of similar conferences in coming years.
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Division of Criminal Identification
Correction Department
Division of State Police
Albany
New York State
International Association For Identifration
Richard T. Barber
Paul D. McCann
Division of Identification
Grange Confers Degrees On Nine Candidates
The West Sand Lake Grange conferred first and second degrees on nine candidates at a special meeting Saturday night. New members include Harold Bullion Dorothy Fagland Stuart England Albert M Fox KH Meloling Earl Styles and their spouses. East Master Edward Armas directed the work. music by the women’s choir led by Mrs Harold Alger. Worthy Master Wilbur Bower welcomed the group. a social hour with games carol singing and refreshments followed. Officers to be installed next Saturday night.
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West Sand Lake
Wilbur Bower
Ward Strike Off Employees Return at Montgomery Ward Menands
Stirling workers at the Montgomery Ward Menands store returned to work after acceptance by the union of a wage increase. John J. Gorman of Troy said the picketing ends and 2900 workers resume duties. The wage raise lifts the mall order minimum from 40 to 52 1/2 cents and retail from 46 to 55 cents, effective November 15.
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Stirling
Montsgomery
Menands
GTO
John J. Gorman
Troy
United ‘Relail
Employens of America
John J. Horan
Union International
Industrial Farm at Canaan Seeks Funis Appeal
Industrial Farm at Canaan seeks funds for an appeal on behalf of the Berkshe Industrial Farm a private institution for problem boys underway this week. William L Thompson Jr sponsors the appeal with a committee including Charles S Aldrich Julia H Bush Jean M Cluett Nellie Cluett Charles Day Supreme Court Justice Pierce H Russell Missy Alice M Schoonmaker William J Thompson Sr Mrs M A Tierney and Maurice Whitne. The Industrial Farm was founded more than sixty years ago and spans 1100 acres in Canaan.
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Berkshe
William L. Thompson, Jr
Thompson
Charles S. Aldrich
Julia H. Bush
Jean M. Cluett
Nellie Cluett
Charles
Supreme Court
Pierce H. Russell
Missy Alice M. Schoonmaker
Willan J. Thompson
Two Veterans of Troop G Promoted
Two members of Troop G State Police who returned to duty after military service have received promotions. Kenneth E Gray, diver, promoted to sergeant after entering service in 1942 and serving in the Pacific, and Dan Wichman, Port Security chief specialist in the Coast Guard, made corporal. Both returned to duty Saturday after passing five examinations in May 1943.
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Troop G. State Police
Kenneth E Gray
Heberuary
Dan Wichman
U 8. Coast Guard
Ewil
Police dispute claim man fell from train between Hudson and Schodack
Railroad police and investigators found no evidence of a man falling from a New York Central train between Hudson and Schodack. Conductor Harry Odell reported rumors from a sailor but the case was officially closed. In other news Dr Maurice L Juggins of Eastman Kodak Co will speak at Union College Sehenectady tomorrow night.
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Ponce
New York Central
Hudson
Sehodack
Harry Odell
Maurice L. Juggins
Hastmian Kodak Co
New York
American Chemical Society
Chemical Laboratory of Union College
Sehenectady
Army Proud Of Flood Control Job
The War Department promotes the lower Mississippi Valley Flood Control Project as a $500 million effort overseen by Army engineers and the Mississippi River Commission. The system, built since 1928, includes floodways from New Orleans to Cairo and aims to protect 30 million people from floods, with dams, revetments, and a vast network along 28 rivers and two Canadian provinces.
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Herbert DP. Wilholt
Cairo
War Department
Yesterdaay
Missisippi Valley
U. S. Army Engineers
Mississippi River Commission
New Orleans
New Madrid
Missour
Memphis
Tenn
Grevnvile
Miss
U.S Waterways
Vicksburg
Misa
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Revlon and
Farel Destin
Allure Beauty Salon
Third ST
IROY
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Assa
Squart
Canaan
Funis
Fiat
Troop G
Army
Weport
Mississippi River
Cannilssiun Ia
US Ss. Army Engneurs
Us Coast and Geodetic Survey
Paris
Paria
Robert Denne
Telat
Parls
Puig
Gina
Central Office Supply CO
Shaw-Walker
State & River Sts
Alte Cooper & Corbat Conginas
Coroner Sth
Domanit S
Abe
St. Joseph
Union-Fern Jewelry Center
Benrus
Benrus ‘Evereu
Learher Strax
River ST
Stanton
Stanton Beer
Jim Healey
Wuery
Stanton Brewery, Inc
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