County Food Production Drive Opens in 1944 County
The Rensselaer County War Food Production program launched at Hendrick Hudson with Dwight Marvin of The Record Newspapers delivering the keynote. He urged cooperative farm machinery use and a sound plan based on proven experiments to boost food yield for the war effort. Marvin warned food is as vital as weapons and noted soldiers require about one third more calories, equating to feeding 3 million more people. Four committees announced focus on dairy, poultry, vegetables and fruit production led by their chairmen.
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Rensselaer County
Hendrick Hudson
Dwight Marvin
Record Newspapers
Marvin
Elton
KK. Hanks
Jacob Pratt
Schaghticoke
Dairy Committee
Harold W. Wilbur
R. D
Troy
Poultry Committee
Minard Link
Averill Park
Carl Lemka
Schodack Landing
Fruit Committee
W.W. J. Rich
Forest Products
Grange
New York
E. J. McGuirk
State Conservation Department
South Pacific
Forest Service
Record
Harold Wilbur
Elton K. Banks
M. O. Link
Rensselaer County Farm Bureau
Chaplain To Address Dinner Event At Hendrick Hudson
Rev. Ambrose R. Hyland, prison chaplain famed for the Dannemora Good Thief chapel, will headline the Society of the Friends of St. Patrick dinner at The Hendrick Hudson crystal ball room on March 17. The event's speakers committee outlined plans, with James Whitehurst Jr. and others in attendance. Father Hyland's past work and humanitarian appeal are central to the program.
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Ambrose R. Hyland
Dannemora
Society of the Friends of St. Patrick
Hendrick Hudson
John J. Mackrell
James T. Whitehurst, Jr
Thomas A. Graham
Arthur B Cobden
Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Co
Hyland
Waila
St. Dismas
Father Hyland
Washington
Wfe
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From Scrambled Text
Word puzzle notes list clues with misread spellings and garbled entries. Several entries reference common crossword items like Wading bird, painter's stand, and various short definitions. The fragment hints at a themed puzzle with numbers, languages, and chemical symbols embedded in a cryptic style.
Puzzle Answer Key Fragments Reconstructed From Clues
A compact list of solved puzzle items maps old merchant quird to flow, sun god form, girl names, musical notes, two handed game, and assorted terms. It sketches answers like Beg, Rodent, Fabulous bird, Russian river, Hindu god, bird of prey, quarrel, market, declare, low tide, and related names and terms from the puzzle set.
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Resia
Trojan Post To Join in Cohoes Event
Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at 1 Glen Avenue to participate in a public event sponsored by Edward T. Ruane Post American Legion at Keveny Memorial Academy Cohoes on Monday evening February 22 to honor local armed forces families who died in the current war. Posthumous Silver Star and Purple Heart medals will be presented by Army Navy and Marine Corps officers, with Gold Star certificates to widows and parents. A memorial section on the sinking of the Maine was recited, and the post will send its colors to the Troy Theater massing of colors for War Bond buyers. Letters from service members in Africa and other war zones thanked the post for Christmas packages. Two new members were mustered: Nicholas Morine and Francis J Buckley. A report on weekly dances and suppers noted a dance with square dancing and Virginia reels, sauer kraut and hockey supper planned for Saturday night.
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Trojan Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Glen Avenue
Edward T. Ruane Post
American Legion
Keveny Memorial Academy
Cohoes
Cahoes
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Legion
Cmdr
George W. McCune
Maine
Havana ‘Harbor
Post
Troy
Africa
Nicholas Morine
Francis J. Buckley
Thomas McGovern
Virginia
Navy Veteran Ralph Baker Speaks at Blume Post Meeting
Ralph Baker, honorably discharged from the Navy, spoke on Pacific theater experiences at a Tuesday Blume Post 557 Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering at 5 Third Street. Willam Hauser announced plans for a party for Alderman Edward Cahill on Saturday night and upcoming events include massing of colors at St Pauls Church and past commanders night on March 18 chaired by Patrick Vaughn. Raymond Hayes named Poppy Day chairman as news arrived from John Fitzgerald in haly and Charles Hughes is convalescing in Troy Hospital.
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Ralph Baker
Navy
Pacific Area
Leo H. Blume
Third Street
Willam Hauser
Edward Cahill
Eleventh Ward
William Lloyd
Sons of the Revolution
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Patrick Vaughn
Raymond A Hayes
John Fitzgerald
Haly
Charles Hughes
Troy Hospital
Danish Singing Society Opens Annual Meeting at Dania Hall
Lansingburg will host the Danish Singing Society annual meeting at Dania Hall with a fish supper and social program after the business session and officer elections. Agner Larsen and John Lamibert sen prepare the supper. Committee members include George D. Miner and Nels Rasmussen among others. Jesse Smith presides.
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The
Danish Singing Society
Dania Hall
Agner Larsen
John Lamibertsen
George D. Miner
Peter Frandsen
Nels Rasmussen
Charles Dahl
Matthew Dahl
John Rasmussen
John Olegen
John Christensen
Jesse Smith
Three Women Form Realty Corporation
A new real estate corporation with an office in Berlin has been granted a charter by the secretary of state. The F. C. A Realty Corp. is formed by three women with 200 shares of no par value. Incorporators are Anna Ulrich, Clara H. Pohl, and Frances M. Wentz, with Ezra Tiff any representing the firm.
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Berlin
Secretary of State
Ezra Tiffany
Hoosick Falls
F. C. A Realty Corp
Anna Ulrich
State Street
Brooklyn
Clara H. Pohl
Magnolia Avenue
Hillsdale
N. J
Frances M. Wentz
199Th Street
St. Albans
Cluett Peabody executive to host annual society dinner
R. Oakley Kennedy, executive vice president of Cluett Peabody and Co., now in New York, will act as toastmaster at this year’s dinner. Matthew L. McGrath, secretary, said the membership and guest list are being revised and invitations will be mailed around March 1.
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R. Oakley Kennedy
Cluett, Peabody & Co
New York City
Matthew L. McGrath
East Side Triumph and Local Social Notes
East Side Triumph reports the March social committee appointments Grace Johnson Edna Anderson Dorothy Snover and Emma Snover for the Rebekah Lodge. Virginia ham supper planned March 1 with the men's lodge, and initiations set for March 7. Mrs James Fletcher hosts the Women’s Auxiliary at Blakeley Court, sewing a layette for Grace House, St Paul Va. Miss Joan Adams is confined at home with a fractured leg. Sergeant William P Hayes, with the Army Medical Corps, has arrived safely in England. Laymen service at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church Sunday 11 am led by Rev A H Landmesser. Union of Second and Sixth Avenue Baptist churches to meet Sunday 3:30 pm for layman discussions.
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Triumph Rebekah Lodge
Grace Johnson
Edna Anderson
Dorothy Snover
Emma Snover
James Fletcher
Church of the Ascension
Blakeley Court
Grace House
St. Paul
Joan Adams
William H. Hayes
Desson Avenue
William P. Hayes
England
Sergeant Hayes
Army Medical Corps
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
A. H. Landmesser
Willeliver
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Unien
Second Baptist Church
Goodman Promoted to Captain at Syracuse Army Base
Harold H. Goodman son of Mr and Mrs J Goodman of Tibbits Avenue is promoted to captain announced at Syracuse Army Air Base. Former general manager treasurer of Goodmans Home Furnishers Utica he becomes assistant post engineer at the air base. He held reserve commission since February 1939 and active duty since June 15 1941. Prior postings included Fort Totten and Holabird Depot. He attended Troy High School Manlius Military Academy and Syracuse University. Mrs Goodman formerly Etta Weiss of Troy resides in Albany with their three daughters.
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Harold H. Goodman
J. Goodman
Tibbits Avenue
Syracuse Army Air Base
Goodman
Home Furnishers, Inc
Utica
Fort Totten
Holabird Quartermaster Depot
Baltimore
Syracuse
Troy High School
Manlius Military Academy
Syracuse University
Etta Weiss
Troy
Albany
$150,000 Marked For Canal Work
The House Appropriations Committee reported the War Department civil functions bill with a $150,000 line for New York State canal maintenance. It covers operation of the State Barge Canal from Troy to Oswego and to Buffalo as part of a $43 million river and harbor maintenance package beginning July 1. The committee said canal maintenance was adequately funded and that locks at Troy and related facilities were included.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D.C
House Committee On Appropriations
House
War Department
New York State
Troy
Oswego
Buffalo
House Appropriations Committee
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LU. S. Armored Division
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American Institute of Laundering - Barmlesa
Arzid
Iren
Speke
Seth
Trojan
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
T. M
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Emmanuel Danish Lutheran Church
Fred A. Beck
Herbert Morris
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Claffex
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SRG
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Ballantine
Peter Ballantine
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