Darby Outlines Tax Reform Plan For Troy Real Estate
William F. Darby deputy corporation counsel unveiled a new Irregulars Tax Law Bureau plan at The Hendrick Hudson urging Troy real estate leaders to pursue fair assessments and end chronic tax delays. He cited Syracuse as a model noting its decline in certiorari cases and urged cooperation for Troy’s economic future. D. A. Faziah presided.
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Troy
William F. Darby
Iriumeips Tax Law Bureau
Hendrick Hudson
Troy Real Estate Board, Inc
Syracuse
Darby
War Bond funds aid ambulance purchase at St Augustine’s
Odako Camp Fire group of St Augustine’s Church raised a second War Bond for an ambulance. Marion Coyne led a team with Beverly Bayly Margaret Farrell Rita Clickner Barbara Richter and Nancy Boyce. Funds were earned by fat waste paper and a gate party plus a donation for infantile paralysis prevention.
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Odako
St. Augustine’s Church
Marion Coyne
Beverly Bayly
Margaret Farrell
Rita Clickner
Barbara Richter
Nancy Boyce
Willam Richter
Philip Whalen
Mussolini Bitter Over Rome Defense Loss
Radio Rome quoted Mussolini expressing bitter humiliation at being unable to defend Rome. He urged generals to return to the fight with German troops, dismissing the Allied landing as having little impact. The generals renewed their oath of allegiance to him.
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London
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Mussolini
Duce
Italians Demand Abdication of King Victor Emmanuele
United Nations radio from Algiers reported a Ban Italy conference of Italian political parties approved a concluding order calling for King Victor Emmanuele to abdicate and for a new Italian government The order stated that Italy must reconstruct morally and materially and the King is responsible for the nation s misfortunes The broadcast cited the order as saying the constitutional problem could not be solved immediately but abdication was essential.
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London
United Nations
Algiers
Ban
Italy
Vitteono Emanuele
Associated Press
Hoosick Woman Celebrates 94th Anniversary
Frances L. Bovie of Hoosick, the village’s oldest resident, marked her ninety fourth birthday at her sister’s Hoosick Falls home. Born January 29, 1850, she recalls Civil War days and tells the family origin tale of Francis Le Barron, who fled a pirate ship to found the Le Barron line in America.
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Frances L. Bovie
Hoosick
Floyd Taylor
Hoosick Falls
Levi H le Barron
West Hull
Zachary Taylor
Israel Bovie
Boviel
Bovie
Francis le Barron
France
Francis
Plymouth
Mass Francis
City to Complete Survey For Property Revaluation
Mayor John J. Ahearn announced the city will finish the scientific revaluation of Troy real property in the next months, needing about $5,000 more. Three trained workers will be recalled to complete the survey under City Engineer Charles F Crowley, aiding equalization of the tax burden and reducing costly proceedings.
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Troy Real Property
John J. Ahearn
Anein
Ahern
Charles F Crowley
Cooperaton
Department of Assessment and Taxation
Law Department
Bowling Ball and Tools Stolen in City Burglary
Jesse Robison of 288 Ninth Street reported to the Detective Bureau that a bowling ball with the initials POB and a set of socket wrenches and chains were stolen from his car at Broadway and Third Streets. Total value $47. Evangeline Callahan of 3 South Lake Avenue said a break in occurred with entry through the front door and ransacking. nothing was taken.
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Jesse Robison
Ninth Streets
Detective Bureau
Broadway
Third Streets
Evangeline Callahan
South Lake Avenue
Few Buyers Attend County Tax Sale in Rensselaer
County Treasurer Avery G Hall led the annual tax sale for unpaid 1942 taxes in the Supervisors’ chamber at the Court House. About $28 000 in taxes were included, with fewer than a dozen prospective buyers and total sales around $6 000. The sale will continue daily at the treasurer’s office indefinitely.
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Avery G Hall
Supervisors
Court House
Rensselaer
Church and community notices from Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian area
The Christian Education Committee at Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet at the manse 2 Balsam Avenue at 8 pm. Rev. Arthur Johnston will conduct midweek services. Supper meeting of the Partner’s Club at Mrs C W Egan’s home 20 Lakewood Place at 5 pm with a dessert and game party. Mrs Charles Mealy at 25 Desson Avenue underwent surgery recently at Samaritan Hospital. Rev Arthur H Landmesser of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church urges large attendance for tomorrow’s midweek service and rehearsal. Weekday sale of Religious Education at Second Baptist Church tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Women’s Guild all day sewing at Second Baptist tomorrow starting 10 am with a box lunch at noon. Covenant meeting tomorrow at 7:45 pm followed by choir at 8:45 pm. Youth skating party Friday at 7:40 pm at Belden’s Pond.
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Christian Education Committee
Church School of Mount Ida Memoral Presbyterian Church
Balsam Avenue
Arthur Johnston
Partner $ Club
C. W Egan
Lakewood
Charles Mealy
Desson Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Arthur H Landmesser
Pawling Avenue
Beldon’s Pond
Novena at St Paul the Apostle Church Tonight
The regular novena will be held at the Church of St Paul the Apostle this evening at 7 30 and will be followed by Benediction.
Sage Board Head Explains Tax Laws
Edgar H Betts, chair of Russell Sage College board, refutes a Troy Record letter claiming cities lose tax revenue when homes are donated to educational institutions. Betts cites tax law and notes Sage College recently received two houses, clarifying exemptions apply only when properties are used for educational purposes.
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Troy
Edgar H Betts
Russell Sage College
Betts
Former owners' leases keep property taxes to college use
Former owners or family members continue to reside, subject to leases with the college. Taxes are paid in full and will continue unless the properties are used for college purposes, ensuring the city of Troy receives full taxes.
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The
Familly
City of
Troy
No 13 Not Unlucky For This Woman
Mrs Anne E Abbott of Pittsburg is linked to the number 13 in a set of life events. She became the thirteenth president of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War on January 13 and presided over the thirteenth birthday party with thirteen officers. Born February 14 and married on a June 13, she notes many thirteen associations. She has nephews and nieces and is connected with Eastern Star Nazareth Sheine Mire Abbott as thirteenth Watchman of Shepherds. She recently sold her thirteen-year-old car and was handed a door prize slip numbered 13 at a party.
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International News Service
Pittsburg
INS
Anne E. Abbott
Abbott
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Nazareth
Sheine Mire Abbott
Shepherds
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Ida Foster
Lansingburg Boys' Club
Thomas F Rafferty
Sleaders’ Corps
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Albany Lumber and Planing Mall, Inc
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August M. Rokjer
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