Grant Letters On Four Estates In Rensselaer County
Four estates received letters of administration yesterday in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court. Edward A. Keyes's estate totals 7500 real and 1750 personal, to be shared by daughter Anne K. Sharlot and grandsons Robert L. Collins Jr Edward A. Collins and James J. Collins all in the armed forces. Anna Dougherty's estate of 3500 real and 5000 personal goes to her brother John J. Dougherty Sr and multiple nieces and nephews. Minnie Henry's estate of 2000 personal goes to daughter May E. Horton and son Samuel D. Henry. Edwin Grant Benson's estate of 4000 real and 3000 personal leaves 1000 to son Henry G. Benson and rest to daughter Mary J. Prouty with attorney John P. McNamee.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donohue
Edward A. Keyes
Troy Record
Juan
Anne K. Sharlot
Seventh Avenue
Robert L. Collins
Edward A. Collins
James J. Collins
Brewster
Abraham C. Goldstein
Anna Dougherty
John J. Dougherty
Margaret Dougherty
Helen D. Givney
Kathryn D. Paladin
John F
Thomas F. Dougherty
Dougherty and Madden
Minnie Henry
Troy
May E. Horton
Eagle Street
Samuel D. Henry
New Haven
Conn
Chester G. Wager
Edwin Grant Benson
Henry G. Benson
Luther Street
Mary J. Prouty
Linden Avenue
John P. McNamee
Elizabeth Arden Sues for Divorce in Maine Court
In Kennebec Superior Court a suit filed by Florence N Evianoff of Mount Vernon New York cosmetics maker Elizabeth Arden seeks a divorce from Michael Evianoff of New York. Attorney Walter Sanborn said the client is Misa Arden who has lived in Mount Vernon for over ten years. The suit was entered Tuesday and asks to resume her maiden name Florence M Graham. They married in New York on December 30 1942.
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Augusta
Kennebec Superior Court
Birs
Florence N. Evianoff
Mount Vernon
Elizabeth Arden
New York
Michael Evianoff
Walter Sanborn
Misa Arden
Evlanoff
Florence M. Graham
Restrictions on Canadian pulpwood under US price ceilings
The Office of Price Administration announced an agreement with Canada’s wartime board to place pulpwood imports from Quebec New Brunswick and Nova Scotia under US price ceilings. OPA expects price adjustments will raise production in the three provinces benefiting both nations.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Canadian
Groundhog Hints Six More Weeks of Winter
Punxsutawney, Pa. groundhog proclaims winter will continue for six more weeks from Gobbler's Knob. After a two year censorship pause the woodchuck performed before press and weather scouts to cast one of his blackest shadows in a warning of cold rain sleet snow and wind.
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Punxsutawney, Pa
INS
Gobbler’s Knob
Canoe Ridge
Punxsutawney
Defendant Proves Winner in Lawsuit
Two plaintiffs John and Maria Rothenheber sought 7250 in Rensselaer County Court after a car collision on the Wynantskill West Sand Lake highway June 25 1943. The jury found no cause of action for the plaintiffs and awarded $150 to defendant Fred Bilackburn on his counterclaim. Taylor and Taylor defended for the plaintiffs Oliver Scully Burns Delancey for the defendant.
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Rensselaer
John
Maria Rothenheber
Fred Bilackburn
Wynantskill
West
Sand Lake
Taylor & Taylor
Oliver, Scully, Burns& Delancey
Anthony Appeals Girl Attack Case
The Appellate Division will review Edwin R. Anthony Jr’s felonious assault conviction from Rensselaer County Court. Justice Bergan will hear Anthony’s certificate of reasonable doubt request in Albany on Feb 11. He faces 10 to 20 years at Dannemora if bail not granted.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Edwin R. Anthony, Jr
Francis Bergan
Albany
Anthony
Dist
Earle J. Wiley
Charles J. Duncan
Harry E. Clinton
Clinton
Dannemora
Duncan
Justice Bergan
Wiley
Ravena
Baby Plays With Medals Awarded Hero Father
Two year old Carol Elizabeth Watt enjoys bright medals given to her father Lieut. Colonel James Richard Watt of the U S Air Force. The four medals were presented to Mrs Watt by Col Edward L Kelly at brief ceremonies Tuesday following Watt s disappearance in Attu fog last May after a battle with Japanese forces.
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Pittsburg
Carol Elizabeth Watt
Carol
James Richard Watt
U. S. Air Force
Attu
Watt
Edward L. Kelly
Return to Civilian Life Must Be Orderly
Comdr Patrick H Winston of the Selective Service System said the return of servicemen to civilian life must be orderly and certain. He urged consideration of aligning demobilization with mobilization to avoid disorder and haphazard reintegration.
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Chicago
Comdr
Patrick H. Winston
Selective Service System
Soviet Foreign Affairs Vice Commissar Quits
Soviet news agency Tass reported in a broadcast that Alexander E. Korneichuk was relieved of his post as vice commissar of foreign affairs at his own request. He held the position just over ten months, is 39, Ukrainian, and renowned as an author and playwright. no reason was given.
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New York
Tass
Alexander E. Korneichuk
Korneichuk
Soviet Union
United States Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service
Veteran Army Nurse Promoted to Major at Camp Edwards
Captain Vera A. Lawton of Fulton, N Y, chief nurse at Camp Edwards Station Hospital, after 22 years with the Army Nurse Corps, promoted to major. A 1921 Army nursing school graduate, she trained with Miss Bessie Edwards, daughter of the late Gen. Clarence R. Edwards. Lawton served in the Philippines and Hawaii and traveled in the Far East and South America, arriving at Camp Edwards in January 1941.
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Mass
Vera A. Lawton
Fulton
Station Hospital
Army Nurse Corps
Lawton
Army Nursing School
Bessie Edwards
Clarence R. Edwards
Philippines
Hawaii
Far East
South America
Lost leather reliquary case on Sixth Avenue found
A leather corded case containing religious articles was lost between Middleburg and 114th Street on Wednesday night. Return to The Record business office for reward.
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Sixth Avenue
Middleburg
114Th Street
Record Business Office
Allied Drive Cassino Front Faces Large German Force
Allied forces press the Cassino front as Germans hastily reinforce the Aled beachhead and prepare a counteroffensive near Rome. Reports say 250000 on both sides, with American and French troops pushing toward Cassino while Gustav defenses, minefields, and fortified bunkers slow progress.
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Aled
Eternal City
Hitler
Berlin
Cassino
Terelle
Rome
Gustav Line
Rapido River
Garigliano
Fifth Army
Eighth Army
Tollo
Ortona
Orion
Soemba
Formia
Gulf of Gaeta
Priest Charges Reds Plan Peace
A Russian writer charges the Vatican with pursuing pro Fascist policy prompting a Catholic counter claim that Russia seeks a separate peace with Germany. Mgr Fulton J Sheen calls Soviet condemnation of the Vatican part of a plan to alienate Allies. Petrov in Izvestia accuses Pope Pius XII of aiding Hitler.
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Washington
Izvestia
Dmitr Petrov
Vatican
Lonergan Retains Private Counsel After Dismissal of Court Lawyers
New York Wayne Lonergan, charged with slaying his wife, appeared in court and won an order dismissing three court-appointed lawyers. He claimed funds to hire private counsel and retained Edward V. Broderick, one of the former court lawyers, as his attorney.
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New York
Wayne Lonergan
Case Society
Royal Canadian Aircraftsman
Edward V. Broderick
Ruth Mitchell Granted Divorce in Reno Nevada
Ruth Mitchell Knowles was granted a default divorce from Stanley Knowles in Reno Nevada. The lecturer writer and sister of the late Brig. Gen. William Mitchell resumes her maiden name Ruth Mitchell and said she has no re marriage plans. The couple wed in 1925.
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Reno
Nev
Ruth Mitchell Knowles
William
Bully) Mitchell
Stanley Knowles
England
Ruth Mitchel
Knowles
Miss Mitchell
Gardner to Join Bruins at Boston
Bert Gardiner, Boston National League hockey player, left for Boston after a War bond drive exhibition with Hershey Bears. He may not play Saturday night due to internal injuries and possible further bleeding though he feels well.
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Philadelphia
Bert Gardiner
Boston
Hershey Bears
Brydon Outpoints Charlie McPherson in Six Round Bout
Brydon fights to a win over Charlie McPherson at Scott Hall in Elizabeth New Jersey. The veteran Marine with 32 straight wins used a body attack to prevail after four rounds and claim the six round feature.
Thompson Enters Boston Indoor Meet for Track Games
Thompson, the national indoor sprint champion and Coast Guard serviceman at Manhattan Beach, enters the Boston A. A. track games on Feb. 12 at the Boston Garden. He retired Briggs 50 yard dash trophy last year and is likely to face top rivals Claude Young of Chicago and Eddie Conwell of New York University in a crack field next week.
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Boston
Herb Thompson
Sol Mishkin Named Manager of Wellsville Team
Sol Mishkin, who became player manager of Wellsville in the Pony Baseball League last June, was signed to pilot the Yankees in the 144 season. He led the club to final playoff victory after finishing third in regular play and plays both right field and first base.
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Wellsville
Gpi
Sol Mishkin
Yankees
Mishkin
Herb Brett
Pope Rejects Hitler Meeting Request
The London Daily Mail reported that Pope Pius XII refused Hitler's request for a meeting. Rome sources added Hitler offered to fly to Rome for talks but the Pontiff deemed the meeting inadvisable.
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Hitler
London
Pius XII
London Daily Mail
Rome
Columbia Beats Stevens Tech 49 45 in Narrow Victory
Columbia University improved to 7 wins 7 losses by edging Stevens Tech 49 to 45 in the Morningside Heights gym. Lions captain Walt Budko scored 17 points while Stevens Tech star John Kindzierski poured in 39. Columbia held a 24-23 halftime lead.
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New York
Columbia University
Salica Faces Torpey in Eight Round Olympia Bout
Former bantamweight champion Lou Salica returns from an 11 month layoff after a wrist fracture to box Larry Torpey of Philadelphia in an eight round main event at the Olympia tonight. Salica outpointed Don McLean in Scranton last week.
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Philadelphia
Lou Salica
Don McLean
Scranton
Larry Torpey
Olympia
Milwaukee Catcher Inducted into Navy
Milwaukee catcher Henry Helf, drafted by the St. Louis Browns last November, has been inducted into the Navy, the Browns management announced yesterday.
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St. Louis
Henry Helf
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
Navy
Browns
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