Cold Spell to Grip Troy Area After Storm
The Troy Record reports a cold spell with temperatures near twenty degrees in Troy and surrounding areas. Fringes of the storm linger with possible flurries today and tomorrow as western New York clears from 20 to 24 inches of snow. Main highways reopen, but some county roads remain hazardous. Six storm deaths recorded statewide, including one in Troy. schools reopen after Monday recess. transportation services resume with delays expected.
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Vais
Weather Bureau
Bugalo
Ely
Odd Fellows to Meet at Trojan Lodge in Troy
A meeting of the Trojan Lodge at Odd Fellows is set for Monday evening at its headquarters First Street. Noble Grand Bro O Cohen will preside. Officers for the coming year will be elected and all members are invited.
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Odd Fellows
Trojan Lodge
First Street
Brother O. Cohen
Masses, obituaries, and notices fill Troy parish page
A long obituary and memorial notice column lists deaths and funeral arrangements in Troy area churches. Entries include Walter Conway's seventh anniversary mass at St Mary's, with family and church details, plus multiple other interments and requiem masses at Sacred Heart, St Patrick's, St Johns, and local cemeteries. Names include Emilia Cagnon Couture, Lillian Gilligan, Matilda Hogren, Keegan, Leckontx, Nellie McCarty, Charles Miller, Francis Murphy, Margaret Walsh, George Ostrander, Mary Place, and others with parish and residence details across Troy Cohoes Schaghtygo, and nearby towns. Funeral times, places, and interment sites are provided for each deceased, reflecting a bustling church-centered obituary page.
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Conway
Walter ¥. Conway
St Mary’s Church
Albany
Emilia G. Cagnon
Joseph Couture
Reather
Sirs
Beatrice Wells
Troy
Laurence Emilia
Sisters of the Holy Name
Key
Herman Cherney
Waterviiel
Athert
Baddow
Tres
Alderic
Gabriel and
Fomes
Cohoes
Donald
Schenectady
Alban
G. & Army
Antigua
Maurice
U. S. Macy
Southwest Pacific
Alderic Couture
Bridge Ave
Colines
William
Co. Reigea
Hogren
Fifteenth Street
Matilda V
Charles F. Hoghben
Joseph F
Virginia Hog- Fi
Morris Funeral
Fifth Avenue
St John’s Episcopal
Oakwood Cemetery
Keegan
Millertown
Xii
Peer Keegan
Catherine Boose
Pittstown
Tila
B. Keegan
Wiltertown
St Monica's Church
Johnsonville
St. John's Cemetery
Schaghticoke
William Leckenby
Dot DicGivern
Leckenby
Raymond Leckenby
St Mitchel Street
St. Michael's
Destiny
St. Johens
McCarty
Cambridge
N. Y
Nellie McCarty
John McCarty
Elisha ‘Hamilton
Salem
John and
Martin McCarty
Martin
Hush Mchurch
Gremaxich
Richard and
John McBush
Funsrat
Momrbig
St. Joseph's Church
Green Island
Francis
Murphy
Emma White
Lucy
James H. Liges
Wilham
Edward
Rens
Étlaer
Park -Averat
Gelock
St. Patrick's
St Peters Cemetery
Margaret Baker Walsh
Willian Dale O'Bren
M. G
Amelia Simmons
Edward L. Walsh
Neral
Mn St. Cohoes
Oakwood
Ostrander
Trot Hospital
George W. Ostrander
Wilhelmina Fejows
Della Garmley
Samuel Ostrander
Edward. Wood
Charotte
Evi
Henrietta Vanderpool
Fost Ogleshorpe Ga
Resiganca
Mary
Heller
Tae George Y. Place
D. B. Hasatorn
Burgessvith
Elmer
Daniel Place
George F. MecLoughlin
Police Holding $40 in Lost Money
The Traffic Bureau reports two cash finds turned in within eight days. Michael Morshan retrieved a $40 envelope found in front of his home at 195 Congress Street and delivered it to Sergeant Keating. The owner, if identified by envelope markings, may claim the money. In a separate case, Joseph B. Leathem found a wallet with $151 in front of Frog Theater and contacted Mrs. Beth Miter at 540 Second Avenue. she had misplaced the wallet during shopping.
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Peter A. Heeting
Michael Morshan
Congress
Keating
Joseph B. Leathem
Frog Theater
Beth Miter
Second Avenue
OPA Sets Ceiling On Flashlight Battery Prices
The OPA sets a ten cent ceiling on civilian sale prices for surplus Signal Corps hashlight batteries. Batteries manufactured within a year of sale fall under the limit, with over 20 million units already declared surplus. Treasury Procurement will allocate sales to ease consumer shortages.
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OPA
Signal Corps
District Opa
Treasury Department
Treasury Procurement
World War I Men Must File for Bonds by Jan. 1
Veterans of World War I must exchange their adjusted service certificates for U S government bonds by January 1 1935. Bond maturity is set for June 15 1945 and those who already exchanged should finalize actions by June 15. A nationwide poll shows 30000 veterans have not yet applied. Form 1701 from the Veterans Administration is required for those not yet exchanged.
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Total Red Cross Chapter
Veterans Administration
Reinhart Rites Held in Watervliet Funeral Plans
The Reinhart family announces the funeral of Charles H Reinhart Sr husband of Jennie Jesmain and father of Charles H Reinhart Jr and Mrs Floyd Tucker. The service is Thursday at 2 PM from 2208 9th Ave with a requiem mass at St Anthonys Church followed by burial at Elmwood Cemetery Troy.
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Aireat
Watervliet
Charley i. Reinhart
Huband
Jennie Jesmain
Charles H. Reinhart, Jr
Floyd Tucker
Airs
Earl B. Manchester
Walter Showers
Arlie’ Latetjek
Lucia
Anthonys Siany
Josephine
Frank
James Stoptelo
Anthony Pag Yeig
Seager
Capt
I Federal Strest
St. Anthons’s
Jennie Sickle
Eam Biix
Duane
Frederici Egbert van de Sark
U. S. Army
Arth t-Bhaker
Elmwood Cemetery
Troy
Troy Hospital
Ann Robinson
Thomas, Wood
John T. Coléman
John T. Wood
St. Beth of Troy
John Thomas Woodie
Cs. SB. Army
Airforces
Edwart J. Thomas Weed
George Thomas Weed
Joseph Raymand Wood
Margarets and
Wood
John V. Wiliams
Joseph Rooney
Purnerai
Bryce Funeral
Fanttal
Elmwood Hi
Boards Told How to Aid Veterans
Major Foss outlined how Selective Service Boards should assist returning veterans. He urged prewar preparation with coordination from the Veterans Administration and U S Employment Service, noting boards must help with housing, employment, forms, and disability pension guidance to prevent delays and confusion.
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Veterans Administration
U.S. Employment Service
Focal Draft Board
R P I Graduate Named President of University
Rear Admiral Norman M. Smith, a 1906 U S Naval Academy and 1909 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute graduate, was named president of the University of South Carolina by the board of trustees. He succeeds the late Dr J Rion McKissick. Smith retired in 1928 and was recalled at war outbreak, becoming rear admiral in 1933 and serving as chief of Bureau of Yards and Docks and chief civil engineer of the Navy to 1938.
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Norman M. Smith
U. S. Naval Academy
Renseelter Pohtechnic Institute
University of South Carolina
University
J. Rion McKissick Smith
Navy
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Troy Boys Club Holds Community Sing
A community sing at the Troy Boys Club Tuesday night opened a month of social activities planned by the Board of Directors and the Auxiliary. Mrs Cherie Lanyon accompanied, with Edward Kane directing. Helpers served cake and ice cream after the program.
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Troy Boys’Club
Cherie’ Lanyon
Edward Kane
J. Warren
Jclub
Raymond J
Weitzel
Eric Rutledts
Joseph Portland
Frans Vetter
Specialist to Train 4-H Club Leaders
Mrs. Gertrude Passinger of Cornell University H Club clothing specialist leads a training class for 4-H club leaders today from am until 2 30 pm at the FLW CA. The session, run by associate county club agent Mrs Florence Thayer, targets leaders planning an accessory project for the new year. The economical feature focuses on materials used to make mittens begg s simple hats dickies and similar items.
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Gertrude
Cornell University
FLW. CA
Florence FL. Thayer
Northside Woman Hurt In Collision
Mrs. Ida Verehereau, 55, of 22 Rail Road Street, Northside, was treated at Leonard Hospital after a collision between the car she rode in and a truck at Columba and Third Streets, Waterford. Her condition was described as fairly good. The northbound truck driven by Michael Bilinski of Mechanicville struck a sedan operated by Mrs. Audrey Bourgois of Cohoes. Police say the Ford Mill workers were passengers. the accident occurred about 4:35 p.m. She suffered shock and bruises and was cared for by Dr. F I Scott of Waterford.
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Ida Verehereau
Railroad Street
Northside
Leonard Hospital
Columba
Third Streets
Waterfare
Michael Bilinski
Coons Crossing
Mechanicville
Rexuck &Sedan
Audrey C. Bourgois
Vital Street
Cohoes
Columbia Street
Third Street
Ford Mill
John F Harney
Waterford
Verchereau
F. I. Scott
Senior Hadassah Holds Party in Jewish Community Center
The Troy Chapter Senior Hadassah held its annual paid-up membership party at the Jewish Community Center. Program chair Set Boxer introduced Mrs. Isreal Chodikof who honored Henrietta Zold. Chodikof lit the Chanukah candle as piano music played by Tillie Blum accompanied a recital by Wilma Simon. A playlet and convention report by Jules Buchman framed the event with national Hadassah notes and Churchill’s tribute to the Jewish Brigade. Social committee members Sol Bratman and Samuel Sheftel organized the gathering.
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Troy
Hadassah
Set Boxer
Isreal Chodikof
Henrietta Zold
Chodikof
Tillie Blum
Wilma Simon
William Gold
Sidney Sebergwitz
Bertram Nachtman
George Symansky
Abs
Jules Buchman
Jewish Brigade
Churchill
Ali Wied
North Africa
Palestine
Sol Bratman
Samuel Sheftel
California Oranges Return to Price Ceiling List
California oranges are back on the OPA price charts for fresh fruits and vegetables. Prices range from 39 to 63 cents per dozen depending on size with no change in citrus fruit prices. The weekly update shows small increases for other items such as Spanish onions two pounds for 19 cents and peas two pounds for 22 1/2 cents, along with modest rises for potatoes spinach yams and sweet potatoes.
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California
OPA
Ava
Divorce Granted in Interlocutory Judgment
Frances Dean receives interlogatory divorce from Anthony Bean and Supreme Court Justice Pierce H. Russell. Decree becomes final in three months with sole custody of their 14 year old daughter to the plaintiff. Mrs Bean represented by Willard A. Sam and De Gret & Foy of Albany. Married in Colonie on March 15, 1633.
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Frances Dean
Anthony Bean
Supreme Court
Pierce H. Russel
Keep Off the Ice Wachter Warns Local Children
Recreation department superintendent Edward A Wachter warns children to stay off ice as area measures only three inches thick. He notes two weeks of continuous freezing weather needed for safe ice and urges parents to keep kids away from streams creeks and rivers even where ice appears along edges.
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Edward A Wachter
Recreation Department
Wachter
Hi Y Clubs and Local High Schools Plan Holiday Activities
Local high school clubs organize Christmas toy drives and room decorating efforts. Lansingburg High School Junior Tri-Eghab, Troy XV CGA Heatly Tri-Y, and Heatly High School Tri-Y clubs coordinate toy repairs, tree decorations using crepe paper, and holiday events at Y halls and Vanderheyden Hall. The Troy Trio Council merges efforts of Troy High, Lansingburg High, and Heatly High with a monthly dinner meeting at the Elks.
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Lansingburg High School
Tri-E
Vaederheyden Hall
Troy XV
CGA Heatly High School
Tri-Y Clube
Clu
Heatly
Troy High School
Troy Trio Council
Denby's Inc. Employees Attend Annual Christmas Dinner
Denby's Inc employees enjoyed a Christmas dinner party at the Antex with a program of skits and songs and dancing. President Isaac Honigsbaum gave seasonal wishes and praised the management staff while Manager Irving Stockser urged purchases of War Bonds and blood donations for the bread bank. Awards were presented to Misses Ann Horley Adel Roache and Helen Kevan as 221 Sepp led the music during the dancing.
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Denby’s
Denby's Inc
Antex
Isaac Honigsbaum
Ther
Bread Bank
Stockser
Ann Horley
Adel Roache
Helen Kevan
Elevator Stalled Juvenile duo held by police
Two boys aged 15 and 14 were held on juvenile delinquency charges after an elevator at the Lenox Hotel was used and then stalled. Central Station police transferred them to Rensselaer County Children's Court for arraignment. Complainant is Lenox Hotel proprietor Steve Vamvakias.
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Humate Societs
Central Station
Rensselaer County Children’s Court
Steve Vamrakias
Lenox Hotel
Vamvakias
Pulpwood Meeting for Woodland Owners Tonight
Woodland owners and woodchoppers attend the Reneselser County Pulpwood meeting at Berlin Central School tonight at 7 pm to learn about pulpwood marketing as a war material. Edwin L. Setl opens. speakers include David B. Cook Vernon Odell of the State Conservation Department. Westin Pulp and Paper Co. discusses specifications. Arto Marcellus talks on buying and deliveries. two films show pulpwood use in planes and ships.
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Reneselser
At & Pm
Berlin
Period Cration
Rensselaer County
Edwin L. Setl
David B. Cook
Vernon Odell
State Conservation Department
Westin Pulp and Paper Co
Arto Marcellus
Schaghticoke
Labor Federation to Back Sixth War Loan Speakers
Labor Federation speakers from the Trey Central Federation of Labor will tour theaters and public gatherings in the coming days to urge support for the Sixth War Loan. The event was led by L Seymour Scott with a schedule organized by the county War Finance Committee. The state federation pledged to buy 1,000,000 in War Bonds during the campaign. Scott reported on the state legislative committee’s Albany session, noting bills for the next legislature on compensation laws and unemployment insurance.
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Trey Central Federation of Labor
L Seymour Scott
Co County
Comte
U.S Treasury
State Federation of Labor
Bir
Scott
State Legislative Committee
Albany
Gas Truckmen Warned to File Ration Applications
Alvin Ford of the Rensselaer County War Price and Rationing Board warned truck owners they may lose gasoline rations for the first quarter of 1845 if applications are not filed immediately. Nov 23 deadlines sent to all registered truck owners have yielded only about two thirds returned, with processing normally taking ten days to two weeks and mail delays expected during the busy season.
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Alvin 5
Ford
Rensselaer County-Trey City
Coat Stolen From Kitchen Recovered in Local Store
A coat owned by Merrit Waterman was stolen from the kitchen of the Bixs' Cin on Third Street and recovered within thirty minutes at a Secondhand store in Troyvester. Detectives Shields Kane and a Bu ish Avenue officer reported the incident and valued the item at 2 dollars. Waterman and Carney, employees at the Elks' Club, were identified in the police report.
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Bixs’ Cin
Third Street
Merrit Waterman
First Street
Elks’ Club
Waterman
Carney
Auxiliary Meets in Rensselaer County
The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at 34 First Street with chairwoman Mrs Frederica Haley and guest Mrs Mas Matthews from the Third District. Spaghetti supper followed at the rooms Wednesday evening chaired by Myre Thema Warren and cochairman Miss Catherine Quinnan.
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Rensselaer County
American Legion Auxiliary
Nedle -Callahan
Rocens
First Street
Frederica Haley
Mas Matthews
Third District
Noble CsHzhan Aury Owl
Myre
Thema Warren
Catherine Quinnan
Cochairman
Trojans Attend State Veterans Planning Session
Troy Post leaders John J Dougherty Frank J Mealy and John Connally participate in the first session of the State Veterans Service Agency planning meet at Chancellors Hall Albany. Col Edward C O Thomas notes multiple agencies serving veterans fit each role while reforms aim to guide postwar aid for servicemen and women.
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Troy
Watervltet
Cohoes
Hendrick Hudson
Selective Service Plads
C. A. Foss
State Selective Service Headquarters
Buresu
Troy Post
State Veterans Service Agency
Chancellors Hall
Albany
Edward C.O. Thomas
Service Agency
Loce
Engineers Learn About FM Radio In Troy Meeting
The Society of Engineers of Easier New York hosted a Troy meeting where William G. Broughton of General Electric presented an illustrated lecture on frequency modulation. He described FM as a path to reduced interference and expanded broadcasting after the war, estimating room for about 640 properly equipped stations once time manufacturing is allowed. The session, led by president Cutler D. Perry, included a report by Arthur Bibb and notes that several new members were accepted.
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Society of Engineers of
Easiier New York
Troy
Wiliam G. Broughton
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Broughton
A J. Tobin
Cutler D. Perry
Tray Sing Co
Arthur Bibb
Troy Sergeant Returns Home from India
Sergt. Joseph Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Jones of 426 Fiver Street, has returned after 33 months in India. He is on a 30 day furlough with his wife, the former Haskell Gregory, at 170 Remsen Street, Cohees. Jones has two brothers serving overseas Pic Daniel Joses with the Army in Tran for two years and Halph Joses MM 3/e with the Seabees in Hawaii for nine months.
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Joseph Jones
Richard Jones
Fiver Street
India
Asia
Haskell Gregory
Remsen Street
Cohees
Stoyes
Oversezz
Pic
Daniel Joses
Tran
Halph Joses
Seabees
Hawaii
Widow Granted Letters On Estate Of Soldier
Letters of administration issued to Alfreda Overlock for the estate of her husband George J. Overlock of Stephentown who died in action in France on January 5. The estate consists of a savings account under A P Hisfield Mast. Sank. Attorney Joseph Musholland represents the widow who was formerly Alfreda Reynolds and plans to enter nurse cadet training next date.
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Alfreda Overlock
George J. Overlock
Stephentown
France
Esigie
Hisfield
Mast
Joseph
Musholland
Exare
Soune
Mra Overieck
Alfreda Reynolis
Ford Plant Officials Indicted in Albany County Case
A grand jury in Albany County indicted Ford Motor Co and three plant employees for docking pay for voting on election day. Named defendants include Ralph Myers of Albany, Patrick Poletto, Frank G. Miller, and Austin Boudreau. The indictment details two hours' docked time and monetary deductions for each worker. All defendants pleaded innocent and were released. The statute cited sets penalties for denying wages for exercising voting rights.
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Albany County
Ford Motor Co
Ralph Myers
Albany
Eee
iBherwoot
Conass
Thomas Delaney
Trev
Proclara & Warren
Cee Peersey
Arend
Patrick Poleto
Frank G. Mileter
Austin Boudreau
Tax Reports On Two Estates Filed In Surrogate Court
Tax reports filed in Surrogate's Court detail estates of Laura Norton and Martha Jones. Laura Norton died Sept 30 leaving a gross $5450 with $2088.74 deductions, net $3331.26 for distribution. Nephew Harold Norton named executor, bequests to three nephews and a niece, residue to Catherine Norton and Catherine Lins. Macy Ella Van Zandt receives all remaining share. William A. Dunne represents estate. No letters issued for Mrs. Jones estate. net $3221.62 to Macy Ella Van Zandt, sole distributee. Robert G. Hanlon handling estate.
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Laura Norcop
Macthe Jones
Edward J. Boland
Nation
Estere
Jones
Laura Norton
Harold Norton
Troy
John and
Herold Norton
Nortsa Bailey
Larchmont
Lotiery
Catherine Norton
Catherine Lins
Park Ridge
William A. Dunne
Degree Conferred On Candidates Of Encampments
The patriarchal degree was conferred on a class of candidates by Troy Encampment L G O F and North Star Encampment of Jonesville at Diamond Rock Hall. Degree master was Alexander C. Schafer, drill master Fred W. Whitehouse.
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Troy
North Star
Jonesville
Diamond Rock Hall
Alexander C. Schafer
Fred WW. Whitehouse
Charles Hansen
Trey
Jar Might
Dondér Oy
Floyd C Bronson
V. Schafer
Carl Horn
Ehisf
Carl Bruno
A.C. Purdy
George Burton
Harmon M. Sali
Mechanicville
Henry Hallee
Depair
Charles W. Wend
Fred Hunziker
Charles Ingalls
Diamond Feck Ball
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