Armories to receive new tank buildings under 2.9 million plan
The adjutant general announces three armories Troy Cohoes and Hoosick Falls will get oversized motor vehicular buildings to house heavy and medium tanks under a 2.9 million project. Bid dates are not set but will be soon with sizes and costs announced later. The Whitehall Armory will have alterations. Troy Armory becomes Combat Command A HQ with Col John C Baker and the 204th Tank Bn. Training for the 205th rank Bn begins, turret trainer arriving soon to start tank instruction. A 48 ton General Patton tank and a Walker Bulldog tank are en route.
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Adjutant General's Office
Troy
Cohoes
Hoosick Falls
Whitehall Armory
Troy Armory
Combat Command A
John C. Baker
Emmett T. Catlin
W. Averell Harriman
Co. C
Service Co
103Th Infantry
Con. D
Co. D
105Th
Kennel Club Reelects Chairman in Troy Meeting
The Troy Kennel Club reelected Eugene Warren as chairman and reappointed Otto Palitsch and Anthony P. Cioffi to top posts. A slate of governors was chosen, with plans for the annual dog show at the RPI Field House next fall and a concurrent fashion show. Committees meet April 15. The event benefits the Troy Post American Legion welfare fund.
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Troy Kennel Club
Eugene Warren
Otto Palitsch
Anthony P. Cioffi
William J. Ray
Simon Miller
Cioffi
Joseph P. Dwyer
James Fera
J. Richard Fried
Watson J. Hoos
Charles J. LaHall
Miller
Palitsch
Thomas Rainey
Ray
Frederic A. Soderberg
Warren
Troy Post
American Legion
RPI
Field House
American Legion, Welfare Fund
Curfew Ordinance in Minakami Defines 29 p.m Drinking Ban
A new Minakami ordinance imposes a 29 p.m. curfew on drinking. At the appointed hour a siren sounds, granting wives the right to seize wine cups from their husbands.
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Minakami
Japan
State Replaced 937 Utility Poles Rammed
Connecticut Safety Commission says replacing 937 utility poles knocked down by autos and trucks cost 205533.94 dollars in one year. The commission adds that in auto versus fixed object accidents the motorist bears sole responsibility.
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Nartford, Conn
Connecticut Safety Commission
John Hanlon Valve Engineer Dies at Fort Eustis
John Hanlon a longtime valve firm engineer and life member of the National Association of Power Engineers died suddenly yesterday at Fort Eustis Hospital. Born in Cohoes he lived most of his life in Troy and worked 36 years at the Valve Co. Survivors include his wife Helen and daughter Marale. three sisters Mrs Heittay Mrs M W So K and Mrs Ira McRedmond. Funeral from 40 St to St Mary Church with a Mass. interment in St Mary’s Cemetery Waterford.
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Nationall ‘Association of Power Engineers
Y Council
St Mary’ Eye
Nant
John J. Manton
Perry
Tauiy Yo
Law Valve Co
Helen ¢. Ferguson
Troy
Alf
Malikat
Loudonville
Ira McRedmond
Albuquerque
Ae St
St. Mary's Ceemetery
Waterford
Notable recluse dies after firing at Waterbury dump
Rich recluse Nick Conn of Waterbury dies after firing a shot at the city dump. He left valuable real estate and bank books showing deposits, with con siderable assets mentioned in the scant obituary note.
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Waterbury, Conn
Nick Conn
Sale Delta Ve Is Trinety Shouse Map Btad Congrish
A fragmented OCR notice shows a sale action with unclear place and date and a money figure of $14,000. No precise names or locations are readable. The readable fragment implies a real estate style matter but lacks concrete details.
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DELTA
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Iisa
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