Christmas Fire Girl officers attend church event
Field Officer of Camp Fire Girls attended the Christmas Comet event at Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Miss Mary ile Gan and Emily Bross organized activities for the event and awards were presented by Miss Kathryn Carmicanel and Rev. Joseph Heenan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Chenden
Troy
Goantiades Association
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Maryile Gan
Emily Bross
Robert Gottschalk
Aes
Frask Hanson
Lovie So Mayerkirk
Margueriet Phi
Sire Priday
Our Lady of Vietory Church
Aonor
Kathryn Carmicanel
Joseph M. Heenan
Catherine ‘Cichele
Greta” Purcell
Jeat Farrell
Marilyn McCarthy
Marie Dupree
Mary Dolan
Nancy Heffron
Martha Watcher
Philo
Marie
Sremaker
Asvard
Chestkmay
Foreclosure sale notice in Rensselaer County
A foreclosure by auction in Troy New York is ordered pursuant to a judgment in Rensselaer County. The sale of property described as land on Burdett Avenue and surrounding parcels is scheduled for 1:30 PM War Time at the Central Court House in Troy. Attorneys Carl F. DeLucia and others represent the plaintiffs in this legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bupress
Rensselaer Consty
Moncer Building
Imad
Altiat
Troy
Renaseta
State of
New’ York
S.A. Bees
Eighth Street
Jacob
Burdett Avenue
Bensselaer
Elate
Tibbits
Burdett
Tror
Rensselaer County
New York
Cassine
Burdett Avenaz
Freekier
Wentchet
Jeanie Walch Medticost
Trent
Judement
Hos
Wiliam B. Murray
The
Supreme Cour
Ar Rensvetaar Routa
Kohn
Reuben H. Kohn
Albany
Collins
Mandé
Monaghan
Mohashan
Unity Hate
Monaghan Hohn
Cohoes
Albany Probe Reveals Lynch Testimony and Court Moves
The transcript details Donald Lynch's involvement with Dan OConnell and Justice Schenck, including disputed meetings and alleged neglect of duties as deputy county treasurer. Proceedings show Lynch answering questions before the grand jury, with motions to transfer trials in related cases and swift court actions to conclude proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Schenex
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell Howe
Monaghan
Justice Schenck
Schenck
Whitehall Road
Albany
Lynch
Aghan
Dan
O’connell
Chan
Menagnan
Sen
Julien B. Envoy
Justice Swift
Michael T. Smith
Cohoes
James Collins
Daniel HL Prior
Scouts Honor Order Elects Eugene Rogers Lodge Chief
Eugene Rogers an Eagle Scout was named lodge chief of the Alp hada Chapter of the Order of the Arrow at a Monday meeting. Van Viken was elected secretary and Robb treasurer as the Mohawk Chapter drew members from the Troy Area Council. Committees formed to revise by laws and plan the coming year. Three groups to handle community service scout service and social affairs. Arrow cheat bands were given lodge members. War Bond canvass in Lans ingburg raised pledges for the Sixth War Loan drive and a paper salvage campaign ran with a weekly troop meeting. Christmas party planned for December 13 with gifts for needy families. Clarence Morris reported on a 50 percent summer camp goal for Troops in the Troy Area Council to attend Camp Rotary in 1935. Accommodations for 70 boys per week in four units at Camp Rotary were arranged by the council camping committee chaired by George A. Devis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euxene Rogers
Wes
Alphada
Order of the Arrow
Bry School
Troy Area Bay
van Viiiken
Robb
Arrow
Orger
Lansingburg
Boy Scouts
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingourg
Wal
Lensingburg
Clarence Morris
Troy Area
Suimmer
Camp
Rotary
Council Camping Com
Iiee
George A. Devis
Norman S. Hol Toxd
Howard Gorham
Charles
Hii
Julius Laehric
Anti Aircraft Guns Down Flying Bombs Over London Night
Anti aircraft batteries in London opened fire and downed several V bombs as they neared the eastern sector. Night fighters also engaged German renewal attacks and responded to incoming air raids with anti air defense measures.
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London
Settlement Ends Connors Actions in Supreme Court
Legal action in Rensselaer County Supreme Court settled yesterday involving Donald Connors and his wife Steubern Connors against Fred McFeeters and Arthur Peterson. Neither settlement amount was revealed. The case arose from a October 8 1923 automobile accident on the D& 3 bridge that injured Mrs Connors. Attorneys for plaintiffs Mesnig Koplovitz and Carter. for McFeeters Eugene V Coffey. for defendant Jones Jones. Justice William H Murray recessed court until 10 am today with 20 other cases awaiting trial.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Donald Connors
Steubern Conners
Fredi McFeeters
Arthur Peterson
Tris
William HL i Murray
Ir. Conners
Connors
Two Accidents on icy roads report injuries and damage
Richard Powers of 793 Pawing Avenue is in Leonard Hospital with possible concussion and leg eye injuries after a collision on Pawling Avenue near the city line. Ralph James Wilson of Troy says his car struck a boy who ran from the south sidewalk on an icy highway. Wilson’s condition is listed as fairly good. John W. Crum of Troy escaped injury in an earlier crash on Northern Drive when a sedan skidded into a ditch near Speighttown. the car was damaged and towed to a local garage.
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Richard Powers
Pawing Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Pawling Avenue
Ralph James Wilson
Troy
Troop G Barracks
Wilson
de. E. C. Wallner
John W. Crum
D. J. Troy
Northern Drive
Fourth Precinct
Clam
Speighttown
Jack Trot
Lennon
Charles Page
Radio Patrol
Ube
Busses for Schenectady Line To Get New Vehicles
Edward C. McGistey, new president of the Schenectady Railway Co, told Albany officials the Schenectady Troy line will receive new busses before month end. He said routing changes through Troy may be needed due to larger vehicles and will seek council approval. Passengers had complained about current routes, and hearings were held with prospects for future review.
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Dee
AfeGinney
Troy
Congress Street
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Union Street
Fuken Street
Common Council
O'Esien
Herssid
McGinlex
Promisi
Churchill warns Greece on communist threat and British aid
Prime Minister Churchill asserts that Britain will support Greece but oppose a communist takeover. He cautions that British aid must not enable a coup by private allegiance to a party. He notes Greece faces severe economic crisis and civil war while EAM’s strike threatens food supplies.
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Greece
George Papandreou
Churchill
Britain
EAM
United States
Allies Must Help Feed Europeans
Washington reports President Roosevelt describing the European food and clothing shortages as dire. The UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration is urged to swing the balance, with millions needing aid to rebuild and feed war-torn regions. Shortages are acute in Poland the Netherlands and Italy as Allied advances reach Greece Belgium Luxembourg the Netherlands Poland Czechoslovakia Norway and Ethiopia. Millions cannot afford clothing since 1919 and exposure deaths rival starvation.
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Washington
Europe
United Nations
Roosevelt
Congress
Séminivranen
Sais
Greece
Belgium
Luxembours
Netherlands
Polena
Czechoslovshia
Norway
Aly
Ethiopia
Poland
Italy
Changes Made in Two City Places
Miss Margaret M Minshen, executive clerk to Mayor John J Ahern, became secretary of the Board of Contract and Supply. James J Keenan moved to the Water Bureau as inspector. his post was abolished. Board fixed Minahan salary at 2.00 yearly. formerly 1509. Mayor announced revamping of the Executive Department for efficiency and economy.
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Margaret M. Minshen
John J. Ahern
Board of Contract and Supply
James J. Keenan
Water Bureau
Board of Estimate and
Jewish Center Boys League Opens With Monarchs and Matches
The Jewish Community Center intermediate boys league opens Sunday with the Monarchs facing A B G Fraternity at 1 30 pm while Chi Pi Phi meets Cooperatives at 2 30 pm and Center plays Black Hawks at 3 30 pm The Waterford Aces led by Manny Elfenbein drew a bye Delegates at the Sunday meeting included Russell Letteridge Albert Gransi Leon Apt Murray Raphel Seymour Robbin and Lawrence Acenzi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Center
Jewish Commeunity Center
Monarchs
Chi Pi Phi
Black Hawks
Waterford Aces
Manny Elfenbein
Russell Letteridge
Albert Gransi
Leon Apt
Alpha
Fragmentary Churchill remarks on Greece and free elections
A damaged OCR passage recalls Churchill pledging British support for Greece without imposing policies. He notes the Greek government should shape its own fate and promises the fullest opportunity for a free election.
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Churchill
Wes Mot
Troy Rotary Club Receives District Officer Message
A garbled note from a district officer is read to the Troy Rotary Club. It praises Rotary service and urges members to uphold district guidelines and community duties amid unclear phrasing and disrupted lines.
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Troy Rotary Club
Rotary leader discusses ethics and peacemaking aims
The speaker urges better appreciation of others and vows to promote ethical standards and community service through Rotary. He notes focus on reconciliation and rebuilding after conflict, and hopes to sustain efforts even as events unfold.
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Rotary
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Albany Probe
Donald Lynch
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Cuunis
John Smith
Cowes
Lsw
Dan O'Connell
Emmett Springer
Bastth Tobacco Store
Scouts’ Honor Order
Eugene Rogers
Grand Canyon
Col
Elliott Roosevelt
Faye Emerson
White House
Schenectady Line
Eve
Tortm
Kansas City
KITTY
Aéan Davis
Dace Prazes
Jahs Garfield
Phil Baker
Ladies Courageous
Loretta Young
Casanova
Private Hargrove
Robert Walker
Tinpas Bree
Kitty O'Day
Ante Parker
Tiny Flyae
Fenday
Rahary
Rang Weyfels
Bernadette
Perlberg
Jennifer Jones
William Eytre
Charles Bickford
Bara Ardreks
Sigurl
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Anderson
Shirley Temple
FMV RS
Richard Aklen
Auton Young
Ens
Merville
Kay Kyser
Ann Miller
Carsline Blues
William Bendix
Susan Bayward
the Hairy Ape
Tom Conway Mona Aris “the Falcon
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M&-M
Ronald
Marlene
Dietrich
James
Edward Craic
Arnold
Bobby Socks
Bob. Crosby
Louis Jordan & His Band
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