Stolen Truck Recovered Within Two Hours
A truck reported stolen last night from Burgen Avenue and Cross Street was recovered within two hours. The vehicle, owned by Ward Cine of 6 Purnia Street, was found near Tidugem Avenue by patrol officers William Cunningham and Joan Motsa of the Central Police radio patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patel
Burgen Avenues
Cross Street
Patrat
Wen Wiliam Cunninghes
Joan Motsa
Centra! Police
Radio
Patra
Ward Cine
Purnia Street
Tidugemhe Avenue
Missing Sevannia Breeman Reported in Saratoga Springs
Navy department informs Sevannia Breeman is missing and Ward Breeman is listed with a wife and eight month old daughter Cara in Saratoga Springs. Walter Staman 2c serves in the Navy and is connected to the family. Local notices assign no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breeman
A Navy
Ais
Saratoga Springs
Ward
Balisten Spa
Cara
Walter Staman
Navy
Card of Thanks to the Almadés and Connell Family
The message expresses gratitude from the Tarella eta Care MES and the James Alma de Connell family for kind words and support. It thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during a difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarella Eta
James Almade
Connell
In Memoriam Klelnl Fa Loving Memory
In memoriam for a wife and mother with loving memory and devotion. Readers are asked to remember the deceased as a beloved wife mother sister and daughter, enshrined forever in memory. The note mentions a birth and hospital dates with names and relations in uncertain form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleln
Sox
Obituary notices and funeral listings from Samarian Hospital era
Multiple death notices and funeral details including Edward George Duck, Olive Dodds, Robert Dodds, Pauline J. La Maine, Mrs Donald Mackenzie, James Hartis, Sylvester Miccio, Caroline Mosson, Maude Rap Patterson, and others. Services listed with dates, times, and locations at Bryce Funeral Home, Oakwood Cemetery, and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
the Samaritan Hospital
Edward George
Duck
Johan Murphy
Platis
Burs
Nell Buck
Waterbury
Conan
Oelock
Bryce Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Fureral
Erigay Evenin
Intermont
Cambridge Cemetery
Olive W. Bodds
Weer Englewood
Meriy
Robert
Dodds
Marilyn
Sergi
Robert W. Dodds
Alicy Ward
Lair Fay . Ward
Oakwood
Oakwood Cemetery
Groner
Samaritan Hospital
Pauline J. la Maine
Henre F Groner
Eighth Ave
Watervliet
N.Y
George L. Res
Donald Mackenzie
William
Henry
Robert Joe
Alexander
Pauline
Donald Markenzie
Pecinek
John McBain
Broadway
Water- Wliet
Harreis
James Hartis
Elien Stanton
Benjamin Haris
Benjamin Harris
Fay
3 Mary's Church
So'deck
Privetein
St Mary's Cemetary
Mickio — Pri
Sylvester Miccio
selema_ hich
St. Joseph's Church
Greatsland
Moston
Albany
Dee
Te Caroline
Eliza
Hime
Marjorie
Tobbutt
Schedectacy
John Appleton
Wallkill
George Wilt
Troy
Funge
Bryce
69Th. Avenue
Elmwood Hill
Cs i
Troy Soldier Wins Bronze Star for Repulsing German Attack
Dominic A. Pitaniets son of Anthony and Mrs. Pitanielio of 235 Fourth Street earns Bronze Star for single handedly repelling a heavy German counter attack on June 16 in France. Medal cited his bravery and credited him with saving his comrades and U.S. forces. He later served in France and North Africa with a brother Frank in a Navy battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sergi
Dominics A. Pitaniets
Anthony Pitanielio
Fourth Street
Gereral
du Losque
Pitanjetle
Gigregard
United States
Pitentette
France
Inife
Jean Weber Crowned Ball Queen At Catholic High
Jean Weber daughter of Mrs and Mrs Frank J Weber of 109 Elmgrove Avenue was chosen senior Ball Queen at Catholic Central High School in Hendrick Hudson. The crowning followed a midnight grand march led by John Whalen with ladies in waiting Barbara Theophel Gloria Tatreault Patricia Curley and Kay Mitchell. Music by Toby Middiebrook orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Weber
Mra
Frank J. Weber
Elmgrove Avenue
Catholic Central High School
Hendrick Hudson
John Whalen
Berbara Theophel
Gloria Tatreault
Patricia Curley
Kay Mitchell
Toby Middiebrook
Carmen Oliver
Barbara Theaphel
Ann Doocey
Marjorie Stontromery
Betty
Centennial Pageant Recalls History of Holy Cross Church
A seventy member cast presented a hundred year history in a pageant marking the church centennial. Scenes traced early meeting, Mary Warren’s school funding, calls to Rev. John Ireland Tucker and Rev. Edward W. Babcock, and the rectorate of Rev. Clarence W. Jones. Captain William Atkinson attended, now a rector in Pennsylvania, with Barbara Roeck as reader and Diane Watson and Mildred Stuffiebeern singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross
Alary Warren
St. Pauls
Episcopal Church
Tall of
Mary Warren
John Ireland Tucker
Edward W. Babcock
Clarence W. Jones
Baddcock
William Atkinson
Barbara Roeck
Jané Ross
Diane Watson
Mildred Stuffiebeern
Effie Hagben
Harriet Webb
Margaret Wallin
Marguerite Sharpe
Marion Keeler
C. E. Davis
R. P. I. Groups Initiate Nine New Members at Session
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute students report two events. One group initiated nine new members from the class of 1936 at a dinner while another planning committee arranged its annual Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps formal for Saturday January 20 at the Ten Eyck Hotel Albany. Music by the Bluejackers and a roster of initiates includes Jack Durgin Chun Foo Donald Pollack Robert Criv n Iraathan Stennay Weiss Joseph Mailey Alwin Sievers and Fred Jansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselatr Polytech Tnsthuté
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Aft
TenEyck Hotel
Albany
Bluejackers
R. P
Walter Suiter
David Bernard
Walter Patterson
Walter Sorg
Gordon Craighead
Donald Spencer
Stanley Glyuriz
David Merrill
Institute
Pi Delta Epsilon
Tts
New Menbers
Floyd Tift
Jack Durgin
Hopedale
Mass
Chun Foo
New York
Donald Pollack
Tarrytown
Robert Crlvin
Fairfield
Conn
Iraathan
Mt. Vernon
Stennay Weiss
Lone Beach
Joseph Mailey
Stapleton
Alwin Sievers
Westeld
Fred Jansen
Brooklya
Murder Case Defense To Be Based on Insanity
Harold Froten a carnival worker is charged with the shotgun murder of Robert Stratton in Bennington. He was committed yesterday to the State Hospital for Insane at Waterbury Wisconsin for observation after pleading innocent to first degree murder in a hearing before Judge George Matthews. State Attorney William Jerome moved for commitment after Froten’s attorney signaled an insanity defense, with Collinge Mr. Graves assigned to Froten. The suspect was apprehended last week in Florida after being sought by police and the FBI since the slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frotien
Robert Stratton
Bennington
State Hospital For Insane
Waterbury
George Matthews
Sennington County
William TL
Jerome
Frotiens
Collinge
Graves
Fratten
Florida
Siaghter Police
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stratton Dew
Shirley Resident Hurt in Troy Car Collision
Dorothy S Hateh of 1 Harvard Road Shirley Massachusetts suffered knee and leg bruises when her car, in which she was a passenger, was struck by a northbound vehicle on Fifteenth Street at People's Avenue in Troy. Howard A Hatch of 1 Harvard Road, the other driver, said his car was hit as he turned left into People's Avenue by a southbound car owned by Edward J McGrath of 230 Winth Street Troy was traveling south on Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin
People’s Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Dorothy S$. Hateh
Harvard Road
Shirley
Mass
Central Station
Howard A. Hatch
Ind
People's Avenue
Edward J. McGrath
Winth Street
Volunteers Help Clear Snow at Belden's Pond
Belden's Pond rink at Pawhing and Pinewoods Avenues is only about a quarter cleared of snow. Recreation Superintendent Edward A. Waebter said work will continue and volunteers will assist. Fifteen volunteers helped city workers yesterday and more are hoped to join today to finish clearing the ice despite drifts in the hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Troy
Pawhing
Pinewoods
Reereation
Echward A. Waebter
Brunswick Boy Missed Then Found Visiting Neighbor
Nine year old John J. McCormick Jr. of 3 Henworth Avenue Brunswick was reported missing for over two hours before being found visiting neighbors near Eagle Mills Road. State troopers from Troop G conducted a house to house search. his mother and a friend were also located during the search hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wine State
John J. McCormick, Jr
Henworth Avenue
Brunswick
Sersu 2 C
Dwyer Ghds
Hezay
Ceremony For Masonic Masters Held in Rensselaer Schenectady District
Masters-elect from 24 Masonic lodges in the Rensselaer Schenectady district were instructed and invested in their offices. The investiture ceremony, under Ralph B. Austin and district officers, featured a dinner for masters-elect and attendance by grand lodge officers and lodge representatives from Cohoes, Lansingburg, Troy, Schenectady, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer- Schecectady
Remsselger
Schenectady
Moncton
Ter
Cohoes Lodse
A. M. Syere
Biewett
Ed¢ward Gressti
Rasmond Bowers
Potad
Powers
Baie Lodge
Morton
Harry B. Clark
Gilbert C. Bindewald
Angus DB. MacaAffer
Andrew Nelson
Willam A. R. Krause
Donald A. Scotland
Gohnes Lodge
Farnum E. Thostes
Georges Lodge
Alton FL Helmes
Apole Lodge
Yroy
J. William Lauridsen
Froses K. Sutherland
Evening Star
Terviler
Arthur BP. Christensen
King Solomon’s Primitive
Troy
Charles E Dawson
Cohoes
Louis H. Marion
I A. Mabin
J. Jerusalem
Lansingburg
Rowland
Hoosick
Jesse W. Lewis
Star Lodge
Petersburg
Leonard Hinackle
Charles W. Mead
Charles R. Kellogg
Beukendaal Lodge
Scotia
A. L. Dora
Cortear Lode
Howard X. Fox
Christopher Yates
Troy Temple
Snow Emergency Keeps City Roads Busy Amid Winds
Snow crews led by Mayor Ahern clear Ferny and Congress Streets with 106 workers and 30 city trucks as 2 to 3 foot drifts form in the business district. Elsewhere, 15 inches fall in Rome with wind speeds up to 43 mph, trains delayed, and Buffalo and Genesee County roads pay the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J. Ahern
Ferny
Congress
Luby
Star
Rome
Mit
Bustines
Bear Mountain
Buffalo
Rastines
New York
Greyhound Bus- Lines
Syracuse
American Airlines
Randolph Speaks at Jewish Center
A. Philip Randolph addressed the Jewish Community Center audience on postwar labor and racial equality. He urged maintaining wage levels, reducing discrimination, and warnedAgainst a race based war while criticizing international capitalism and calling for Fair Employment Practices legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farte Auright
Hirotike
Afusso
Afr
Randolph
Legio
Christmas Party at Conservatory Brightens Pupils
Music pupils at the conservatory enjoyed a Christmas party yesterday in the studios. They sang carols accompanied by piano and violin. games were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey Conservatory of
Muvenile
Terday
Chi
Idren
Award Won By Doctor's Widow In Auto Fatality Case
The widow of Dr. Dunn received 40325 from the State of New York after an automobile collision on a slick Macadam street in Rails struck a telegraph pole. The claim alleged the state ignored icy conditions causing the accident and previous incidents. The case was heard by Judge Marvin R. Dye in the Court of Claims in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Dann
Diomas G. Dunn
Alison
Romei
Marvin R. Dye
Sister Court of Claims
New York
Cortinge
Court of Claims
Athany Nefore
Democrats reorganize county unit around Shannon support
In Troy a county committee session backed Shannon as a leading figure while Democrats debated cutting the quorum rule. Judge Lyons and Cornelius Casey declined comment as observers noted a majority presence from Troy districts and a push for a more compact women’s group modeled after a GOP auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyuntitind
Republican Women's Bivh
Miss Moore
Mary le Reilly
Riley Sy James 2
Sheridan
Seventh Ward
Troy
Shanton
Judge
Judge City
Eugene Hlyons
Cornelius A. Casey
Shannon
Ihat Judie
Tror
Waz
Junior Red Cross Receives Gift from Berlin Camp Fire Girls
The Odakanyuk Camp Fire Girls Group One of Berlin presented 335 to Miss Hess Daum of the Junior Red Cross at the Troy Health Center. It marks the first monetary donation from Junior Red Cross youngsters, while they previously donated toys and clothing. The Camp Fire girls planned the presentation despite bad weather and also raised funds through a rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odakanyuk
Berlin
Hess BR. Daum
Junior Red Cross
Troy Health Center
Red Cross
County Republican Women Stage Dinner
Members of the county Republican women group hosted a dinner with Mrs Frances Phelan and Mrs Mar Schneider in charge. President Mary L Zobel was thanked for her work as arrangements were organized by Mrs Mathilda Falinson and Mrs Beth Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensseiger Coun- Republican Club
Pamyet Inn
Frances Phelan
Marthe Schneider
Mary L. Zobel
Mathilda Falinison
Beth Kendrick
Separation Granted for Anna Mze Senegar and George Lenegar
Judge H Russell grants separation to Anna Mze Senegar from George A Lenegar. Order requires the defendant to pay alimony and plaintiff’s counsel fees during pendency of the action. Married in Rensselaer November 27, 1928, they have one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mze Senegar
George A Lenegar
H. Russéll
Rens _selaar
Six Churches Unite for Week of Prayer
Six local churches collaborate for a Week of Prayer starting January with daily services. Speakers include Rev. P Fowler, Rev. Hugh P Younes, Angus Seamans, Rev. Mitton M Lavery, Rev. Bouwis Marvick, and Rev. C Norman Sartlett. Services rotate among Grace Methodist, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Westminster, Our Saviors Lutheran, Sixth Avenue Baptist, and Our Saviour’s Lutheran churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Fowler
Pte Baptist Church
Hugh P Younes
Christian and Missionary
Allance Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Mr. Young
Angus Seamans
Westminster Church
Grace Methodist Church
Mitton M. Lavery
Bouwis
Marvick
Our Saviours ” Lutheran Church
C. Norman Sartlett
New York
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Fowler
Food Stores Comply with OPA Rules in Local Survey
A December survey across 353 food stores under the Rensselaer County Troy War Price and Rationing Board found 93 percent fully compliant with price and posting regulations. The panel praised local dealers while listing 18 violators for ten price violations and eight posting violations including walnut overcharges and meat grading issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaux County
Troy City
Unis
Trial Shift Appeal Argued in Albany Court
A chaotic transcript outlines an appeal heard by the Third Department as officials including Judge Dewey and County Board executive Timothy J. O Sa shift in Albany County politics and liquor regulation. The report notes disagreements with the State Labor Authority and remarks on juror procedures and county leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion Pepe
Haized Cipies
Dewey
Erlangs
Albany County Alcoholic Beverage Control
Labvor
Macing
Timothy J. O'Sa Trojan
Mullens
Walsh
State
Authentials
Moneshen
William 5
Kiley
Albany County
Albany
O'Sullivan
Alse
Watervliet
Greensland
Cohoes
Democratic Party
Elizabeth Finckner
Cair
John J. Murphy
Democratic
Thlal
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Troy Record
Sevannia Missing
Rkostyk
Sanpiritun
Beier Kou
Tri An
Elizabeth di Fruscio
Talarico
the Leonard Hospital
Falarico
Carotu
Fay Pargakian
Leahy Bros
North Afliea
Alness- Me
Frank
South Pacific
Sergeant Pitaniello
Belden’s Pond
Nein
Moore Iis
Gertrude Sider
Democratic State Committee
Dudgze
Chatraan
Jewish Center
OPA
Sperma Court
Sturgny’s
Murphy's
Murphys
Segal
North End
2Nd Ave
Hoy
Hendrick Hudson Hotel
Joseph Wania
James A. Madden
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