Public Auction of Tax Lands in Troy City Court House
Notice announces sale of parcels to cover 1941 taxes in Troy County. Bids paid to County Treasurer within 48 hours. deeds issued after one year. foreclosure possible if not redeemed. Avery G Hall and James A Finn, County Treasurer and Deputy, oversee the auction scheduled for January 31 1941 at 10:00 AM at the Court House.
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McNutt Sees No Real Change in Draft Rules
Washington war manpower head Paul V. McNutt said there would be no real change in many power operations under the new father draft law and denied any intent to resign over it. He offered no comment on whether the bill would delay induction of pre Pearl Harbor fathers, though other WMC sources were skeptical.
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Washington (P
Paul V. McNutt
War Manpower Commission
McNutt
WMC
Northern Italians Organize to Resist German Forces
The Free Italian news agency reported about 350000 Italians fled to the hills in northern Italy to resist the Germans and Fascists. It said 40000 patriots formed guerrilla bands in the Piedmont Alps and about 30000 in the northern Appennines with further groups in Lombardy and Venice.
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Cairo
Died at 110 Anna Seames of Coxsackie
Mrs. Anna Seames died at her home in Coxsackie Saturday at the age of 110. Family Bible records show she was born March 5, 1833.
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Coxsackie
Anna Seames
Chennault Declares Japanese Defeated In China Rice Bowl
U S Army Air Forces commander Maj. Gen. Claire L Chennault says Japanese forces have been decisively defeated in the Changteh and Tungting Lake area. He reports Chinese cooperation excellent and air forces destroying 31 Japanese planes while sustaining minor losses.
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U.S. Army Air Force
China
Claire L Chennault
14Th Air Force
Free China
Rice Bowl
Tungting ‘Lake
Chennault
Changteh
Assessment Plan Aimed at Easing Tax Appeals by Small Taxpayers
A plan to allow informal appeals to courts without lawyers and to group several property owner cases into one action will be urged to the State Legislature by the joint committee on assessing. Senator Bowley of Lockport says it aids the small taxpayer. The plan also requires assessors to provide more information about assessment bases and to prevent grouping multiple properties under one assessment. The committee has urged creating a state board of review to let the administrative branch correct its own mistakes without overburdening the judiciary.
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William Bowley
Lockport
Bowley
Bewley
Political Stage Continues on Price Control Debate
The piece discusses how price rise costs are spread among consumers and the chance Congress has to override subsidies. It notes the price control law ends June 30, 1944, requiring a majority vote in both houses to extend, and suggests crisis ahead. It also mentions war impact on policy and censorship shifts.
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Congress
Bar Association nominates Nachtman and two other lawyers
The State Bar nominates Martin T Nachtman of Albany Exchange Savings Bank head, Robert C Poskanzer of 109 South Lake Avenue Albany, and James McPhillips of Glens Falls among nine nominated for vice president posts across nine judicial districts. Elections set for January 21 and 22 in New York City.
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Martin T. Nachtman
Albany Exchange Savings Bank
State Bar Association
Robert C. Poskanzer
South Lake Avenue
Albany
James McPhillips
Glens Falls
Nachtman
New York City
Postponed meeting of Blume Post and Auxiliary rescheduled
Mary Eagle announces postponement of the Leo H. Blume Post and W F W Auxiliary meeting. The session in the rooms at 5 Third Street is moved to Wednesday January 12.
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Leo H. Blume Post
W.F. W
Third Street
Mary Eagle
See Shipbuilding Slowing Down in Vancouver Yards
Vancouver shipyards face uncertainty as officials say they will not switch to faster Victory freighter construction. production may slow to 100 day ships within a month due to lack of turbine engine facilities in Canada. BC yards have built over 60 percent of Canada’s 10,000 ton class, with Burrard Drydock noted for flawless vessels on trial.
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Alex Janusitis
Vancouver
B.C
UPJ
British Columbia
B. C
Canada
United States
Victory
Liberty
Toronto
Montreal
Dominion
Windermere Park
Park Steamships
West Coast Shipbuilders
Burrard Drydock Co
Lloyd's Registry of Shipping
British Ministry of War Shipping
Ministry of War Transport
Pre-draft Quiz Aims to Cut Mental Discharges
New York selective service plans a field agent program to prevent drafting mentally or emotionally unstable registrants. Col. Arthur V. McDermott, director, said medical field agents will provide induction medical officers with a full social and health history. The system will be confidential and not disclosed to draft boards. McDermott cited 22 percent of 800,000 discharged for mental or emotional disorders as the target reduction.
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New York
Selective Service
Arthur V. McDermott
New York City
McDermott
Russian Orthodox and Episcopal clergy unite for mixed marriage
In Buffalo on Saturday a wedding joined Miss Mary K. Bonsteel, Episcopalian, and Theodore Stokaylo, Orthodox. Rev. Ernest P. Wolkodoff of St. Peter and Paul Orthodox conducted the Russian portion while Dean James Coshey of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd read the English portion. Coshey was invited by Wolkodoff to take part in the rite.
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Mary K. Bonsteel
Theodore Stokaylo
Ernest P. Wolkodoff
Peter and Paul's Orthodox
Dean James Coshey
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Dean Coshey
Father Wolkodof
Tax Reports Filed On Two Estates Inheritance Tax Filings
In Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court Transfer Tax Examiner Edward J. Poland filed inheritance tax reports for two estates. David Rose died in Nassau on April 1 leaving a gross estate of 6000 dollars and net 1099.30 with no state tax. one fourth to son Jack Rose and one eighth to six recipients. George Plouffe died in the city on May 2 leaving a gross estate of 2837.93 and net 1889.98 with no state tax. equal shares go to five non-relatives including Eugene Newton Frances Newton Anna McCarthy Mary McCarthy and James Breton. Attorneys Hyman Rosenblum and Carl F. DeLucia cited.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J. Poland
David Rose
Nassau
George Plouffe
Rose
Jack Rose
Kya Rosenthal
Helen Roseman
Fay Bernstein
Winston
Henry
Edward Rose
Hyman Rosenblum
Castleton
Plouffe
Eugene Newton
Frances Newton
Second Street
Anna McCarthy
Mary McCarthy
James Breton
Tenth Street
Carl F. DeLucia
Multiple Glider Bombs Could Be Nazi Secret Weapon
London eyewitnesses describe a new Nazi weapon a rocket driven glider bomb about 25 feet long with a 115 foot wing span. The bombs dove on an Allied convoy leaving white smoke trails and sparked reports of a Martian invasion atmosphere. Two British Marine officers described the attack as unprecedented and eerie signaling a potential new era in aerial warfare.
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London
Mars
Fort Edward Man Overcome by Coal Gas
Fort Edward resident Guy Pucci, operator of a restaurant at 11 East Street, was overcome by coal gas from a stove in his bedroom yesterday. A friend, Alphonse Del Signore, alerted authorities after Pucci failed to appear at 2 p.m. Del Signore and Marine Corps Private Gerald Murphy forced entry, rescued Pucci, and he was treated by Dr. G. D. Wide.
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Guy Pucci
East Street
Fort Edward
Pfc
Gerald Murphy
Marine Corps
del Signore
Pucci
G. D. Wide
Rail Strike Builds to Nationwide Tieup of Railroads
The strike order, authorized by a 97 percent vote, targets a complete rail tieup within four days beginning with trunk lines. President Roosevelt, returning from war conferences, hosted a lengthy Waite House meeting as unions demand higher pay while non operating workers seek 20 cents an hour. A potential congressional fix for non operating pay is delayed until after Christmas recess.
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Waite House
Roosevelt
Cairo
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Vinson
White House
George M. Harrison
Capitol Hall
Senate
House
Auto Damages Light Pole and Two Meters
Leonad Yarter of North Reservoir Street Cohoes drove north on Second Street between Broadway and State Street and swerved to avoid a southbound car, striking a ornamental light pole and a parking meter while destroying a second meter. The crash was investigated by Central Station officers Sergt. James Cassin and Patrolmen Edward Howard and Willam Cunningham.
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North Reservoir Street
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Broadway
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James Cassin
Edward Howard
Willam Cunningham
Central Police Station
Postoffice Rush At Peak In Troy Christmas Time
The Troy Postoffice, in a Sunday rush, operated full staff to sort and deliver mail. Postmaster Frank M. Collins announced extended holiday hours with windows open at night except parcel post. The peak mailing period began Saturday and is expected to ease by Wednesday with Christmas Day cleanup.
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Troy Postoffice
Postoffice
Frank M. Collins
Collins
Senator Warns Of Destruction of Human Race
Senator James M. Tunnell addressing the National Council of American Soviet Friendship urged loyal Americans to defend democracy as war methods grow. He warned that universal destruction of humanity is real and criticized citizens who fear protective measures as threats to liberty and descendants. Professor Oscar Lange noted Polish American sentiment over Roosevelt and Hull, and support for U.S.-Soviet understanding.
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New York
James M. Tunnell
D-Del
Tunnell
National Council of American Soviet Friendship
Oscar Lange
University of Chicago
University of Cracow
Poland
Roosevelt
Hull
United States
Soviet Union
Chennault Airmen Drive Jap Retreat in China-Burma Front
Maj-Gen Claire L. Chennault’s American airmen bombed and strafed enemy supply bases and transport lines across the Tungting Lake area and along the Salween River in the China Burma front. They also struck targets in French Indo-China and shipping on the China Sea, signaling Japanese retreat in the Rice Bowl area.
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Chungking
Claire L. Chennault
American
Sky Dragons
China
Rice Bowl
Tungting Lake
Salween River
China-Burma
Indo-China
China Sea
Auxiliary to Hold Party A Meeting at War Veterans Hall
Mollie E Titcomb Auxiliary of the Army and Navy Union of the U S A plans a Christmas party and grab bag for members tomorrow at Spanish War Veterans Hall. Mrs Harriet LeBeau will preside over the business meeting to finalize plans to send Christmas gifts to local veterans in hospitals. Officers will not wear uniforms.
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Mollie E. Titcomb Auxiliary
Army and Navy Union
Harriet LeBeau
Soldier Richard Wood Missing in Italy Theatre
Corporal Richard Edward Wood, a Fifth Army veteran, has been reported missing since November 14 in the Italian theater. Mrs. Hilda Wood of 181 Lower Main Street Hudson reports the case. Wood served in Tunisian and Sicilian campaigns.
Area residents qualify for junior marketing assistant
Aloysius Kane of 811 River Street and John Holmes of Water Street were named qualifiers for junior marketing assistant in the Department of Agriculture and Markets. State Civil Service announced results.
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Aloysius Kane
River Street
John Holmes
Watervliet
Department of Agriculture and Markets
State Civil Service
Odd Fellows Deputy Announces District Official Visits
Abel Wolvns district deputy grand master for Rensselaer Odd Fellows outlines year visits to district lodges with dates from January through August including Trojan, Shadyside, Tsatsa wassa, Diamond Rock, Athenian, Interlochen, Farmers and Mechanics, Forbes, Albia, Silver Breck, Champion, Schenectady, Rensselaer and Raymertown lodges. summer tour dates set and staff names listed for the deputy’s division.
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Rensselaer
Albia and
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Breck
Champion
Schenectady
Raymertown Lodge
Wolvis
Hudson River
Waliey Loupe Fel Ll Wren
Trojan Lodge
Shadyside Lodge
Interlochan Lodge
Farmers and Mechanics Lodge
Hudson Valley Lodge
Harold Turner
Charles Schermerhorn
Louis Grandjean
Walter Albright
Godfrey Anderson
Ben Katz
George Wagner
Edwin van Kleek
Inside Guardian
Arthur Wright
Herald
Herbert Tweedy
R S E to Hold Dinner Today
The Rensselaer Society of Engineers will host its Christmas banquet at The Hendrick Hudsons at 7 p.m. Attendees include RPI faculty, graduate officers, student leaders, Troy locals William End and others, plus newly initiated members William End Jr and Joseph Canull. A post banquet gathering at the society house will offer gifts and a farewell for graduating seniors.
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Rensselaer Society of Engineers
Hendrick Hudsons
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
William F. End
Walter Snyder, Jr
Marvin H. Anderson
Gerald B. Fitzgerald
Herman Thieringer
G. Saxton Thompson
Otto J. Swensson
Troy
C. Barton Icke
Society
Schenectady
Grant K. Palsgrove
Ray Palmer Baker
Institute
George H. Carragan
Homer Nugent
Matthew Hunter
Navy Department
Harrison B. Southworth
Howell A. Jones
Logan
William End, Jr
Joseph Canull
la Salle Institute
Bob Donovan
Northeastern University
Cal Ambrose
Society House
Highth Street
Invasion Discussion Reflects Allied Leadership Tensions
London reports favorable views of Gen Marshall and Eisenhower while British officers weigh dominance in future operations. They note British and Canadian troops may outnumber Americans early, but American forces could lead in men and material later. Contenders like Eisenhower and Montgomery are discussed, with caution about MacArthur and a focus on attacking principles.
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America
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Mareysenhower
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Annabrean
County Bar Luncheon Draws Surprise Guest Speaker
A luncheon meeting of the county bar association will occur at 12 30 p m at the Hendrick Hudson hotel with a surprise speaker as the guest of honor.
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