Trojan Named To Fair Committee
Philip B. Caird of Troy was named to the executive committee of the Association of Agricultural Fair Societies at its mid-winter meeting in Albany. He succeeds Carl W. Lohnes of Schaghticoke. J. Alfred Valentine and James A. Carey were elected president and executive secretary respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip B. Caird
Troy
Association of Agricultural Fair Societies
Albany
Carl W. Lohnes
Schaghticoke
J. Alfred Valentine
East Williston
James A. Carey
Earl C. Foster
Foster
Youths Account For One Third Of Major Crimes
In January New York State Correction Department reports 2,378 arrests for major crimes, 29.6 percent were under 21. Theft accounted for 31 percent with 1,233 arrests. Other charges include felonious assault 405, weapon possession 157, rape 116, narcotic relations 87, forgery 61, homicide 44, receiving stolen property 38, and arson five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Atate Correction Department
Albany
Burglaries Reported To Troy Detectives
Two burglaries were reported to the Troy Detective Bureau night squad. A Catholic Central High School window was broken to steal $4 in change and items from a desk. At Filuta Sales Co. thieves took a portable typewriter worth $114 two boxes of radio and electrical gear valued at $400 two Selectric heaters worth $52 and a desk set telephone index worth $27. A separate report logged clothing valued at $36 stolen from a clothesline behind a home on Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netective Bureau
John J. Noonan
Night Squad
Filuta Sales Co
Fourth Street
John Filuta
Coleman J. Lyons
Raymond Currier
Sixth Avenue
Paight Girl Verdict Reached After Three Hours Deliberation
The jury returned a verdict after 3 hours 23 minutes with Carol Ann declared free. Sheriff Platt and defense lawyer Goldstein praised the fairness of the process as Carol Ann, visibly moved, embraced jurors and stood with her mother and supporters outside the courtroom. Judge Cornell cautioned jurors to avoid sympathy during deliberations and outlined possible verdicts including acquittal, second degree murder with life imprisonment, or manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Edward Platt
Carol Ann
David Goldstein
Cornell
City plans to replace old parking meters
City officials study replacement meters after 1940s models. Traffic Commission backs new devices, reducing from 1400 meters to under 90 due to regulation changes. Purchase funded by turnover of a percentage of monthly receipts to manufacturers until full price is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic Commission
Three Alarm Fire Damages Albany Store
A three alarm fire last night damaged the Grand Cash Market at 111 North Pearl Street Albany and two adjoining buildings in the theater district. Firefighters fought the blaze from 8 33 p.m. with alarms at 4 00 p.m. and the third soon after. The fire, likely from an oil burner explosion, left the market cellar ablaze and caused smoke and water damage to 109 North Pearl Street and 125 147 North Pearl Street. No serious injuries, owner details list Daniel and Jack Akullian and J J Mandelbaum properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pearl Street
Albany
Cauw
Paasersby
Amoke
North
Pearl Street
B. Lodge and Co
Michael McLane
Daniel
Jack Akulllan
Homestead Avenue
Western Europe Faces Dollar Gap After War Aid
A continued Western Europe outlook notes experts doubt aid will cover postwar needs after 1952. The report says Europe must balance dollar accounts and may cut imports from the United States as the dollar gap remains over 2 billion dollars in 1951 to 1952. It urges U.S. efforts to make trade more reciprocal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
America
Marshall
Army Unit Films County Health Work and Diet Visit
Movie footage of the Rensselaer County Department of Health activities was shot by the U S Army indoctrination branch to accompany the American tour of 14 visiting members of Japan s Diet. The group toured Albany observing state government, studied the education system, and viewed the State Museum and Library while noting local school boards direct education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Francis T. Spautd
Esebbintd
Japan
Clifton Park Drive Workers Named For Scouts Meeting
A fragmented notice describes a Clifton Park drive workers list for a scouts event held in the Men's Choir House. It names Rayner Wallace and James Mas, with others like Mrs Comey Mar and Mrs Fyetett Hagner, plus several routes and church locations involved in organizing the campaign and parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srouteps
Vorens
Clifton Park
Teceniy
Rov Kenut Finance Camagiza Wires
Ctmpaien
Rayner Wallace
Baravtega Cran
James Maswm
Rey Elmer Wee
Comey
Mar
Hagner
Methodist Church
Mises
Labor Group To Meet At Federation of Lerhot Vaulter Event
The report notes a Labor Group gathering under the federation with leaders presiding, attendance around 35 members, and a sequence of events spanning several miles. Additional mentions include Christian Mothers and local church figures hosting activities with tentative schedules and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Federation of
Lerhot
Tempe
Flanazan
The
Christian Mothers
Herbert Grande
Manny Wert
Charsnan
Himnay
the Trent
China Asks Action Against Soviet Union Over Manchuria
Dr. Tingfu F. Tsiang denounces Russia before the interim committee as Tsarakin leads the Soviet bloc out of the council chamber after a failed motion to oust the Nationalist delegation. He cites US secretary of state and calls for moral judgment and potential UN action under Chapter Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Tslang
Economic and Social Council
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Britain
France
Denmark
India
Pakistan
Australic
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Chile
China
Iran
Mexico
Peru
United States
Tsarapkin
Council
Russie
Mugst
Tingfu F. Tsiang
Little Assembly
Tsing
Dean Acheson
Washington Press Club
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Acia
Manchuria
Sinkiang
Inner
Outer Mongolia
Tsiang
United Nations
Trojan Post Action Backs FBI Wire-Tapping
Trojan Post members urge Congress to retain J Edgar Hoover as FBI head amid reports of wire tapping. Letters will go to Reps William T Byrne Dean P Taylor and Senators Irving M Ives Herbert H Lehman. Cochairs James Daniel Clarence Cries Valent ine fiance announce music news and new members Fred Le Borsch Frank Hubbard joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Post
Vf.w
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Trojan Fest
Wiliam T. Byrne
Dean P. Taylor
New York
Irving M. Ives
Herbert H. Lehman
James Daniel
Clarence Craies Cochairmen
Valentine
Elmer Taine
Fred le Borsch
Frank 2
Hubbard
Max Schiamrak
Cormandes
East Side Reservations for Midwinter Institute Banquet
East Side reservations for 140 persons are made for the banquet today at 5:50 pm in the First Methodist Church marking the midwinter institute. Rev Leon Achiax, pastor of Schenectady First Methodist, will be the after dinner speaker. Clarence Hoch, head of the institute, will preside. A memorial service closes the day with religious education talks and a later meeting of the laity committee. The outreach group plans a Sunday program at 11. The superintendent of the Tiny District will preach at St James Methiod in Chison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tams Methodiss
Mid
Leon Achiax Rastor
First Methodist Church
Schenectady
Clarence Hoch
Methornet Hoes
Tad Pam
Laenet
Ora
Si Matas Methiod
Chison
Patie
Fragmented Note Mentions Street and Avenue Fates
A partial readable line references Street and Avenue fates near a tree mire and a fire incident. The text is garbled but indicates a location related event with unclear details and no identifiable individuals or organizations.
Funeral Obituaries and Masses in Local Churches
The notice details multiple funeral services and obsequies from various residences and churches. It notes mass specifics, organists, choirs, and pallbearers, with interment locations in St. Joseph's Cemetery, St. John's Cemetery, and Maple Grove Cemetery. Included are survivors and church affiliations for Mrs. Catherine Johnson, Mrs. Mary Silance, Mrs. David Inglee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Girard
Albany
Tomorow
A. G. Boigin
Congress Street
St. Anne's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Mary Ickes
Fourth Avenue
Telephone Strike Looms Over Bell System Contract Talks
The Communications Workers union presses for higher wages a shorter work week and about a dozen benefits in a new Bell System contract. If no agreement by February 24 a nationwide strike could occur impacting 11 000 West ern Electric installation and repair workers and risking broader service. Division 6 of CWA backs a postponed action to Feb 24 under a government plan, with reluctance and warning that a strike serves no gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Companies
Ching
Beirne Pone
Bell
Beirnel
Peer Ching
Communications Workers
Bell System
Western Electric Co
O.W.A
Tetonal Federation of Telephone Workers
C.I.Q
RR. T. Creasey
New York
Exneat Weaver
Division 6
The
Communications Workers of America
Washington
International Union
Weaver
Girl Scouts Send Gifts Overseas From Local Troops
Girl Scouts plan to ship bags of school supplies to classmates overseas. Area troops including Brownie Troop at Haskell School and Intermediate Troop 13 have completed several bags each. Each kit will hold items like pencils notebooks mittens and labels reading Made by the Girl Scouts of U.S.A. with a greeting card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ares Plano
Echocllmates
Marianne Xardel
Algo Anid
Brownie Troop
Haskell School
Waldo Whittman
William Frederick
Allan
Elach
Girl Scouts of
U.S.A
Emery G. Gilson found dead at home in Colonie
Emery G Gilson aged 80 was found dead by Colonie police in his Bly Road residence Town of Colonie. Police are investigating the death with local authorities. No further details available at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery G. Gilson
G. Gilson
Colonie
Bly Road
Town of
Entertainment Guild Plans Youth Dinner Night
Coroner Frank OConnor of Albany County withheld a verdict pending autopsy results today by Dr. Sames. The body of Richard T. Gilson, GE employee and Empire Theatre participant, was found Friday March 18. Proceeds from the show will fund a youth glee club. he leaves two sons and a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
O'Connor
Albany County
Sames
iGiatve
Cora'br
Entertainment Uld
John H. Viner
Schenectady
Gilson
Iago
General Electric Co
Hisj
Empire Theatrer
Colnes
Bly Road
Richard T. Gilson
Princeina
Guild
Mr. Gilson
Elkins Viner
Fark, Pa
Binghamton Rent Troubles at Emergency Housing Project
Mayor Donald Cramer served eviction notices to three tenants at Binghamton's emergency housing project as rent arrears persist. About one third of residents face potential eviction as arrears remain unresolved and actions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Winghamton
Report Filed on Haggerty Estate Inheritance Tax
In Surrogate's Court yesterday George W McLane filed inheritance tax reports for the estates of Mrs Catherine L Haggerty who died in Troy on November 14 1849 and Lyman F Duell who died September 20 1849. Mrs Haggerty left a gross estate of 17743 58 a net of 16504 08 and a state tax of 148 93 all to her husband John Haggerty 3328 Sixth Avenue. Attorney Thomas F P Dougherty. Duell left a gross 5903 04 with deductions 1052 70 a net 4851 24 and a state tax of 48 51. A sum was left to the pastor of St Augustine’s Church and the remainder to W Joseph Shanley 348 Sixth Avenue. Shanley is the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Catherine Johnson
Fourth Street
St Joseph's Church
James A. Nolan
Philip A. Grady
Leo P. Brady
Julia L. Walen
Jesus
Christian Brothers of
Hillside School
Little Sisters of the Poor
Ancient
Orders of
Hibernians
James J. Sheeran
Thomas J. Abpott
Michael J. Ryan
John P. McDonald
William J. Zalucky
Fifth Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
Thomas A. Kelly
Emil Catricala
Thomas A. Graham
John J. Deveny
John J. Sheehy
Edward J. Ryan
Joseph W. Gorman
Kenneth W. Bleibhhtrey
The
New York Telephone Co
St. John’s Cemetery
Father Kelly
Frederick A. Ryan
OSA
St Mary's Church
Waterford
St Peter's Church
Gerald F. Clune
W. Leo McCarthy
Uy San
Martin Burke
John J. Cahill
James Kiaseh
Frar J. Edwards
Alecher
George W. Mclane
Rensselaer County
Catherine L. Haggerty
Troy
Lyman F. Duell
Dercedent
John Haggerty
Sixth Avenue
Thomas FP
Dougherty
Duell
St. Augustine’s Church
W. Joseph Shanes
Shanley
Valentine Program at court hosts Friday meeting
The Valentine program by the Amaranth Order was presented in the Lan sanburg Masonic Temple. Officers conducted Through the Years with songs and readings. Mrs Camelig Grind and Mrs Emr Haight presided, and the event featured performances and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Parix
Palestiar
Amiranth
Lansanburg
Or Woop
Camelig
Emr Haight
Artivitirs Aaa
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Weste
Westover-Wolfe Motors, Inc
6Th Ave
Paight
Orn
Tocay Cus
EA Prem weoviCm
Finance CO
Broadway
Third ST
N.Y
John Moran
YES
Fondle
Ely
Hart & Son
Ninth ST
Federal ST
West
Army
Clifton
Fire Company
Knickerbocker Steamer Co
Edward J. O'Connor
James A. O'Connor
Saratoga County
Paul Amyel
Carl C. Sorensen
Stephen Faulkner
Trojan Post Action
FBI
East Side
Frank Braman
Carrie Stewart Branivan
Pleacanidale
Fulza Nurang
Jong Wness
Bera i Greenleland
Pieatanitale
Lalpertrvand
James H. Wendell
Mayne Young Wendell
183
Eighth Street
Samaritan Hospital
Clintonville
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Arthur M. Butler
Averill Park
Fred Young
East Haverhill
N. H
Bliss Lina Young
Viconderoga
Bryce Funeral Home
Harold W. Griffis
Ticonderoga
Joseph RR. Girard
Joseph R. Girard
Seconds Street
Northside
Alma
Fredette Girard
St. Mary's Hospital
Girard
Ramona Girard
Will
Liam Bell
Cohoes
Wil
Sutilff
Caroline B. Sutliff
Seven Oaks
Troy-Schenectady Road
Bryce Funeral
Duther A. Patton
Calvary Methodist Church
Latham
Albany Bural Cemetery
Girl Scouts
Entertainment Guild
Haggerty Estate
John B. Garrett
5Th Ave
Haldeman's Watch Repair Dept
Haldeman’s
Haldeman & Sons
Tri-City Sewing Machine CO
River ST
Quandt’s
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