City Tax Income Up Amid Levy Increase
City Treasurer James A. Madden announced January tax collections totalled 2,242,085.44, with about 465,675 from second installments due in July. The January 1944 levy is 4,492,590.51, with half to be collected in January and half in July, and 12,097 properties paid.
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Troy
James A. Madden
Madden
City Hall to Shift Offices and Consolidate Departments
City Hall plans move to consolidate Public Works and water bureau in enlarged Central Station quarters. Recreation Department relocates to welfare building third floor at State and First Streets, while City Clerk and engineer offices move to new rooms.
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City Hall
Public Works Department
Water Bureau
Troy Recreation Department
Welfare
State and
First Streets
James M. McGrath
Yall
City Clerk's Office
Recreation Department
City Engineer's Office
City Engineer
Public Works
William F. Laby
Troy Rationing Board
Troy
Recreation Commission
Joseph Gettings Dies at Work
Joseph P. Gettings 60 died at his place of employment in Bardett Avenue while in charge of greenhouses for Barrett the Florist Inc. An autopsy ruled death from a heart ailment. Survivors include son Joseph F. Gettings and five grandchildren. funeral 2 pm tomorrow at Himes Funeral Home with burial at New Mount Ida Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Gettings
Rensselaer Street
Barrett the Florist, Inc
Bardett Avenue
William Bell
John Moran
Edgar K. Keene
Louis L. Unser
Thomas J. Duffy
Frank P. Himes
Joseph A Palladino
Joseph F. Gettings
Schenectady
Edward J. Gettings
Joseph P
Mary W. Gettings
Troy
Beverly
John Gettings
Milton Lavery
Grace Methodist Church
Himes
Fifth Avenue
New Mount Ida Cemetery
Camp Fire Guardians Install Officers in Albany Meetup
The Guardians' Association of Northeastern New York Council of Camp Fire Girls held its monthly meeting at the Y W C A and installed officers. President Mrs Robert H Gottschalk. vice president Mrs Frank P Hanson. secretary Mrs F William Richter. treasurer Mrs Andrew J Fairbanks. Committees were named including program education ways and means membership publicity. Hostesses were Mrs Howard Hills Mrs Myra Church and Miss Mollie Elgeiser.
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Guardians’ Association of
Northeastern New York
Frank EB. Davis
Hugh Ridion
Howard Hills
Myra Church
Mollie Elgeiser
Norris Denies Posing as Officer in Albany Case
William Norris of New London Connecticut pleaded not guilty in Federal District Court Albany to impersonating an Army officer and to a separate indictment alleging he tried to intimidate a government witness. His wife Thelma Norris faced the same charges. Three Albany women Laura Jones Virginia Pioff Isobel Roggins also pleaded not guilty to harboring two escaped soldiers. They were to be tried before Judge Stephen W Brennan. The soldiers Joseph Myers Bennettville and Hauser Becker were among five who escaped from military police barracks in Albany while awaiting disposition of AWOL charges.
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William Norris
New London
Conn
Federal District Court
Albany
Thelma
Laura Jones
Virginia Pioff
Isobel Roggins
Stephen W. Brennan
Pvt
Joseph Myers
Bennington
Hauser Becker
Charlotteville
Army
W.O.L
Two Men Nominated For Regents Board
John P. Myers a Plattsburg banker and Dr Stanley Brady of New York City were nominated for the State Board of Regents by the Republican majority in Albany. Their nominations are tantamount to election when the Senate and Assembly meet. Myers would complete the Madill term and Brady would serve a full 12 year term representing the First Judicial District. Assembly Democratic Leader Irwin Steingut said the board is not a political office.
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John P. Myers
Plattsburg
Stanley Brady
New York City
State Board of Regents
Albany
Senate
Assembly
Myers
New York State Banking Association
Grant C. Madill
Ogdensburg
Madill
Fourth Judicial
Brady
Regents’ Board
Gordon Knox Bell
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Irwin Steingut
Board of Regents
Settlement Reached In Cohoes Lawsuit
Mr and Mrs Hathaway of 240 Mohawk Street Cohoes sued Anthony J Pondillo owner of the apartment house at the same address. Settlement reached out of court after a jury had been drawn in Albany County Supreme Court. Amount not disclosed. Mrs Hathaway sought 310000 for injuries from a January 21 1943 fall. Mr Hathaway sought 5000 for medical expenses and loss of services.
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Charles Hathaway
Mohawk Street
Cohoes
Anthony J. Pondillo
Supreme Court
Albany County
Lodge to Convene Meeting at 81 Fourth Street
Troy Union Rebekah Lodge No. 30 will meet at 7 30 pm Friday in the rooms at 81 Fourth Street. After the meeting, Mrs Edith Colby will chair the game party.
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Troy Union Rebekah Lodge
Fourth Street
Edith Colby
Temporary Letters Issued On Estate
Temporary letters of administration on the estate of Kate M. Joyce, who died at Johnsonville, Dec. 28, 1913, were granted by Judge Edward J. Donohue to Monica Griggs of Valley Falls. The letters allow payment of funeral and medical expenses and care of the real property pending probate. The estate totals about 15 000 dollars with expected rents of 75 dollars for 18 months. Next of kin include Frank Y. Joyce of Montclair and several nieces and nephews in New Jersey and Ireland.
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Kate M. Joyce
Johnsonville
Edward J. Donohue
Monica Griggs
Valley Falls
Mesnig, Koplovitz & Curley
Ireland
Frank Y. Joyce
Montclair
Nls
Patrick Joyce
Kathleen Joyce
Anthony W. Joyce
Bloomfield
N. J
John J. Joyce
Upper Montclair
N. 3
Edward Joyce
Vincent Joyce
WN. J
Grace McGreevey
Newark
Jeremiah Joyce
Newark N. J
Walter Joyce
X. J
Mary MacIntosh
Latham Truck Firm Defendant in Suit Over 1943 Wreck
Lebanon Springs residents Minnie L Harrison and Herbert S Harrison seek 10000 each, Jennie M Peterson of Pittsfield requests 10000 for injuries and 5000 for vehicle damage, Ann M Thomson of Milton sues for 10000. The suit claims the Latham company truck caused a collision on the Pittsfield Lebanon highway December 4 1943 and alleges the vehicle was parked to obscure visibility. David Morse of Rensselaer and owners Latham Truck Firm are named as defendants in suits totaling 45000 filed in Superior Court Pittsfield.
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Trucking Co
Latham
David
Minnie L. Harrison
Herbert S. Harrison
Lebanon Springs
Jennie M. Peterson
Pittsfield
Ann M. Thomson
Milton
Richard Henley, Propriety of Grocery Dies in Troy
Richard F Henley 65 longtime grocer in the Tenth Ward died at his home 2733 8th Avenue after a lingering illness He was born in Ireland came to the U S 53 years ago resided Greenwich 18 years and Troy 35 years Survived by widow Mary Connalley two daughters Mrs Harry R Dempsey Cambridge and Mrs William Lubking Schenectady two sons Capt Thomas F Henley Army Fort Benning Ga and Pfc Richard J Henley Army England Funeral from his residence to St Peters Church Interment at St Marys Cemetery
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Richard F. Henley
Tenth Ward
Thomas F. Henley
Fort Benning
Richard J. Henley
England
St. Peter's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Republican Women Plan Card Party at Hendrick Hudson
The Republican Women Club of Rensselaer County schedules a February 17 social and card party at The Hendrick Hudson. Chairmen and cochairmen will meet at the hotel tomorrow to finalize plans.
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Women's Republican Club
Rensselaer County
Hendrick Hudson
Mathilda F. Mallinson
Ruth Kendrick
Mallinson
Ella Machon
Nellie Founks
Adaran Sanctorum Visit to Schenectady Reception Planned
A delegation from Adaran Sanctorum of the Ancient Order of Samaritans will attend a reception in Schenectady for District Grand Master Jesse P. Williams of the Schenectady L O O F District, past grand monarch of Fayoum Sanctorum. The event, at Brother Fly Love Hall on Clinton Street, includes a fraternal visit by Arthur W. Morton and a social program with refreshments. Abe Wolins leads the local group.
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Adaran Sanctorum
Ancient
Order of Samaritans
Schenectady
Jesse P. Williams
Fayoum
Abe Wolins
War Department film shown to Local 46 union group
The Army film The War Department Reports was shown to Local 46 of the U R W A at Specialty Insulation Manufacturing Co and Colas ta Co in Hoosick Falls. Hep William T Byrne attended and spoke, introduced by James M Brahan publisher of the Hoosick Falls Standard Press.
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Army
War Department
Specialty Insulation Manufacturing Co., Inc
Colas
Ta Co
Hoosick Falls
William T. Byrne
James M. Brahan
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