Democrats Walk Out As Aldermen Pass Tax Measure
The Troy City Council session ends with a Democrat walkout as Republicans push through a tax resolution to authorize foreclosure actions on delinquent properties. Debate centers on city leverage versus homeowner hardship amid a tied vote and procedural disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diltiente
Henry E. Smith
Republi
J ‘Can
Louis E. Hinn
Ieader
Edward Cenill
Werd
Rina
James F
Sixth Ward
Brown
Cahill
Pinan
Thomas E. Dewey
Jormal
In Memoriam Albertson and Family Notices
Bereaved relatives announce In Memoriam for Albertson. Includes references to Harriet, Caroline Chaney born, and nieces and nephews. Mentions hospital notices at St Peters and Troy Hospital with dates around 1924.
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Albertson
Harriet
Caroline
Chaney
Earl Park Hospital
St. Peters
Hubert Let
Bertha Gridley
Watertiet
Troy Ho
M & Gourhtes
Rai
Obituary notices and memorials from a 1935 paper
The page lists multiple death notices and funeral details. Names include Rolland Herrington, Edward J. Murphy, Clarence J. Hote, Thomas J. Daley, Patrick’s Church funeral rites, and Arthur Burk. Services are scheduled at homes, churches, and Oakwood Cemetery with specifics on dates, times, and family relations.
Counterfeit Money Studied By Credit Men
A discussion on identifying counterfeit money was held at the Eastern New York Association of Credit Men monthly meet at the Troy Club. Members from Troy Albany and Schenectady attended as sites rotate monthly. Hosts included Charles Siebert of Seiden Manning Corp Clarence Bran of National City Bank Frank Heurican of Hooner Holmes Credit Iren and John Van Epps head of Trop Credit Bureau.
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New York
Credit Iren
John van Epps
Trop Credit Bureau
Pleasant Valley Home Bureau Plans Repair Lesson Demonstrations
A Pleasant Valley Home Bureau meeting at Mrs. Leslie Hates home announced demonstrations on repairing lamps and making lamp shades. A nominalias committee was appointed by chair man and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Hekes and Mrs. William Hoei Terich. The next meeting is set for March at Mrs. Hoslerichs home.
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Pleasant Valley Home Bureau
Leslie Hates
Nominalias
Howard Sprengie
Ruth Rifenburz
Eleanor
Deri
Hekes
William Hoei- Terich
Died Wicha A at 4 W25th Street North
The death notice for Wicha A shows residence at 4 W25th Street North Fen. The obituary notes Henry D Vicha husband of Agnes Nilgellog Micha and brother of Pe from above. Funeral at Augustine's Church this morning at 8 o'clock. High mass to be celebrated. Friends invited. Interment J John’s Cemetery.
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Wicha
Fen
Fenry D
Vicha
Agnus Nilgellog
Micha
Augustine's Church
J. John’s Cemetery
Better Bus Service Demanded by Troy Aldermen
In Troy, Aldermen urged restoration of discontinued bus stops on Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue Jacod Street, seeking schedules improve service for the B and M lines. They petitioned the Rye Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Company and the Office of Defense Transportation to resume the Sixth Avenue and Jacod Street stop and restore Sixth Avenue and North Street stop. A resident complaint about smoke and soot from B and M railroad engines prompted calls to relocate engines away from dwellings and to discuss crossovers with Peerless Co. for an overhead connection between River Street and Front Street. The council also heard a note of thanks from the Troy Teachers Association for wage increases effective March 1.
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Boston and
Middleburg Street
Troy Common
James Sihard
Mehl
Syeeway
Benin Park
Seder
Office of Defense Transporation
Sixth Avenue
Jacod Street
Walter J. Shea
Tenth Ward
North Street
Higwerd. Com
Raih Neés
Aan
Shex
Biic
Nes
Farrell
Seventh Ward
Troy Teachers’ Association
Ncrease
Miller
Brunswick Road
Alermen
Public Works Committee
Peerless Co
River Street
Front Street
Folowing Commissioners of Deeds
John J. Ahern
Harold A. Sheldon
Lillian A. Lemke
Anna M. Holand
Betty Garrett
William J. Acheign
John J. Beck
Patsy Farano
John Gavigan
Ann
Chromatics Present Chromatics Present Artist Duo Review
A music page notes a recital featuring Marcel Haaset and Hubert Kosckes with contralto soloist. The program included Mozart arias and Bizet style numbers. The reviewer praises Haaset for expressive bowing and tone color, calling the performance a notable artistic achievement.
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Vida Miller
Chemberlin
Heshire
Marcel Haaset
Web Ist
de Anza
Music Hell vAgsin Frans
Reieiets
Bae
Marcel Steérican
Hubert
Mary
Oscar Kosckes
Masi
New York Guard Hosts Weekly Drill at Troy Armory
The New York Guard conducted a weekly drill at the Troy armory under Capt. Joan B. Prout supervision. Sergeants and corporals oversaw recruit instruction and marksmanship with moving targets. A colors service is slated for Sunday with Maj. W. Frank Leversee in command and Lieut. Jobe Corcoran as senior officer.
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New York Guard
Troy
Armory
Joan B. Prout
Captain Prout
Corp
Cart R
le Crapter
Wiliam Fiord
Wiliam J. Dinan
W. Frank Leversee
Corrider
Jobe Corcoran
Iess
List of Named Individuals in OCR Fragment
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous personal names including Hayes Hessier McGinnis Mackey Meier Mumbul O Connell Oswin Rasmussen Richer Saehrig Cuocco Brewster Goyer Harrigan Har rigan Jones Kavenagh McGinnet McManamon Moore Pou Ricci Gesselin Harris and Carrali
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Hayes
Robert Hessier
Michael L. McGinnis
Michael J. Mackey
Theodore Meier
Donald Mumbul
John D. O'Connell
Leonard Oswin
Mildred Rasmussen
Agnes Richer
Else Saehrig
Donald Romeo Cuocco
Frank J. J. Homer Brewster
Arlie E. Goyer
Vincent J. Harrigan
E. Stewart Jones
Bertram B. Kavenagh
Edward J. McGinne
Tn J. McManamon
Edmund J. Moore
M. Aurore Pou
John J. Ricci
Edward F. Gesselin
Jr Jacob A. Harris
Helen B. Carrali
City Worker Awards For Disability Amid Mixed Benefits
A series of workers compensation awards totaling many amounts cited for various injuries. Edward Wa America awarded 322 for motor use impairment. Victory MI, Louder, from Hudson Wall Fuel Corp, received 296.37 for a 9 percent loss. Franz A. Richter employee case 29 percent loss of right thumb. John Hemmings listed for ax injury. Richard W. Lemke awarded 510 for a 42 percent loss. Manning Paper Co. injuries referenced for both cases.
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Motor Co
Edward Wa
America
Kresge Co. Ree
Victory MI
Louder
Hudson Wall Fuel Corp
Righ Rv Jr
Mannings
Lemke
Joni A. Manning Paper Co
Sunday Breakfast Services Planned At Troy Y M C A
A series of Lent breakfast worships begins Sunday at 9am at the Troy Y M C A. The meals and services are open to all residents and end in time for attendees to join regular church services. Rev Seymour Smith will speak at the first event with further speakers to be announced. Reservations must be made by the Friday morning before each service.
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Troy Y. St .C. A
TL BM. C. A
Seymour
Smith
Kin of War Prisoners Encouraged in Wartime Report
A wartime note discusses prisoner of war care and Red Cross help. It cites surveillance of camps, forms, and mail, noting numbers of prisoners reported missing in action and the safety of prisoners moved on foot rather than by train or trucks. General Eisenhower’s staff is noted as keeping records.
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Red Cross
James
Mall
Germany
Chemi
Sven AL Anderson
Ucal
Enha
Japan
Chester F. Millhouse
Home Service Committee
Jamies
Berlin
Ayers
Eisenhower
Iher
Wartorn
Action Discontinued in County Case Involving Adams and Michel
The county records show the action against Josephine Adams has been discontinued. Attorney Daniel J. Michel represented Mrs Jonah in the matter, ending the case proceedings.
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Josephine Adams
Aniel J. Michelee
Jona
Man Awarded 150 After Hotel Bed Injury Verdict
A jury in the Supreme Court reduced a $150 verdict for the plaintiff after a trial described as moot hours earlier. The case involved claims of foot injuries while staying at a hotel and names such as Verne Orvis and George appear in the damaged litigation.
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Supreme Court
Benaselter Counc
Hus
Pierce H. Busse
Weadssee
George
Cold Wave To Hit Troy Tomorrow
Severe cold and shifting weather threaten Troy as a cold wave advances from the Dakotas toward New York State. Temperatures near zero expected tonight with renewed snow and freezing rain. gasoline distribution and flood precautions continue as authorities mobilize ice breaking efforts on the river.
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Troy
Michl
Burey
Dakotas
Chicago
Ohio
Great Lakes
New York State
Grange League
Edward
Army Engineers’ Office
Coast Guard
New
Guy W. Pinck
Jeanels
Moisewk
Hood
New Ya
Valentine Luncheon at Lensingborg Hosts Mothers’ Day
Yesterday noon in Lensingburg High School the Valentine Luncheon brought together mothers and students. The Parent-Teacher Association sponsored the event with Mrs Emer D Fer and others listed among organizers. A senior dance and an event for March 16 were announced by the school and the sophomore class.
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Ierday Noon
Lanseingburg
Astoci
Emer D. Fer
M Birs
John W. Rann
Ge & Reynolds
Fred
Wheeler
Alphomore
Exchange prisoner to arrive next week from Germany
Seret Charlies W. Hodge of the Air Corps, son of Mrs. Florence Hodge of Fort Edward, is due in the country next week aboard the exchange ship Gripsholm. He belongs to a group of 83 Army officers and enlisted men who were former war prisoners in Germany.
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Germany
Seret Charlies W. Hodge
Air Corps
Florence Hodge
Fort Edward
Gripssholm
School Bus Collision Injures Two in Sehogack Township
State Police reported a crash yesterday at 3 20 pm involving a school bus a truck and a sedan on Lucy's Highway Route 518 near Newark. Two persons were injured and treated at Memorial Hospital while the bus owner faces arrest by the HoS Western Co. for alleged violations. Trooper Ford of Troop G investigated the scene.
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Rersons
Lucy
Sehogack
HoSwretian Co
Eeleyile
Cy Paul Stheenes
Buby
Newark
Ikem Fuk
Acre
Peter
George RK Yown
Schedeck
R. Ford
Club Hears Talk on Labor Relations in Troy
Granville Jatats of the Industrial Club of Troy chairs a session on labor relations. David B. Howard of the YMCA introduces the speaker from Ciba Pharmaceutical Co. The meeting honors past presidents Charles Smart and Norman Coons and admits four new members including David Howard and Harold P. Smith.
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Granville B. Jatats
Montair
Industral Club of Troy
MLC. A
Jacobs
Ciba Pharmaceutical Co
Susamit
Wus
Charles &. Smart
Norman F. Coons
FL Tice
Prank Coffeen
Harold S
Charles M. Hill
Arthur Bibb
Leonard W. Stimson
Herman Thieringer
Joseph T. Mitchell
Coons
Mr. Smart
David B. Howart
Rad
MC Aa
Charles L. Noumens
Ford Motor Cap
Harold P. Smith
Borden Co
G. Boston. Jr
David B. Howard
John Buggies
Pressonner
Ajlesheny Ludlum Steel Corp
James Eltion
Robert M. Holmes
Warren Howell
Grima Sunding Merpecial Company
Religious Living Amid Modern Ease Sermon Stresses Obligation
A Petersburg Methodist pastor preaches on the difficulty of living religiously in an age of ease. He urges believers to follow Jesus Christ as the sole path, warning that social pressures and moral standards demand steadfast conduct.
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Troy Record
Py Democraticz
Troy Compx
Gt! Council
Hea Ieee
Tae
Jonas J. Burke
Hep J
HE. Brown
Mieen
Peeniogere Betond
Ierauias
E. Roux
Tray Hospital
Frank H Eiward
Florence Welsh
Learmouth Ravlin
Rass Browai
Buch i Brown
Hempsteag
Long Island
Charles
Thomas Culrane
Charlies i
Sui Balvy
Thomas J. Daley
Sousaife
Tequiem
Patrick's Church
Daves
Thia
Watton
Belired
Edward J. Murphy
Alban
Clarence J. Hote
Colere
Pererington
Rolland Herrington
Brere
AL Herrington
Fage Nathan
Frank Herings
Troy Y. M. C. A
Duraze
Jupes
Creu
Nsten
Mery Delphine
Sergio Louis Nucci
Stalag Hsb
Felix Nucci
Fourth Street
Watervliet
Henry Bos
Selman
Second Avenue
Betzie Horton
Pawling Avenue
John Tenzvk
Luxembourg
Valentine
Lensingborg
Minaster
Peters
Ian
Jesus Cariat
Meehan
Hoosick ST. Fhone
Daniel
Michel
Dacoh Street
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