Hibernians Plan Communion Breakfast in Troy
The Hibernians outline plans for the annual A. O. H. communion breakfast in Troy at a joint meeting. Divisions 1 2 Auxiliary and Division 8 unit members will attend the 8 a.m. mass at St. Peter's Church on Sunday March 12 and receive communion together. Breakfast follows at 9 30 a.m. at The Hendrick Hudson with Mrs Julia Mace as general chairwoman and Mrs Ann Lebentritt Mrs Alice O Grady assisting.
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Troy
Spanish War Veterans Hall
Ann Lebentritt
di Vision 2
St. Peter’s
Hendrick Hudson
Julia Mace
Lebentritt
Alice O'Grady
Patrick J. Ryan
John J. McGrath
Thomas E. Des
Mary Clark
Tillie Bouchey
Mary Doherty
Sadie Burke
Harriet le Beau
Missionary Speaker at Second Baptist Church Service
Rev. James E. Mallis of Toronto, field representative of the Ceylon Interior Mission, was the guest speaker at the midweek service of the Second Baptist Church last night. Birth announcements note Gloria Jan ata to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chiplock at St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital on Feb 14, 1944, and Frederick to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gabriel at St. Joseph's on Feb 14, 1944.
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James E. Mallis
Toronto
Ceylon Interior Mission
Second Baptist Church
Shiplock
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Stephen Chiplock
Gloria Janata
Chiplock
Eva Tez- 5Bl
Romaine
the Leonard Hospital
Ralph H. Romaine
Sheila Frances
Dorothy MecDonough
Obituary notices from Watervliet area dated Feb 1944
Multiple death notices from Watervliet and nearby cities list the deceased Jennie Barrett Joseph W Coonrad James T Connors Harry J Fox Joseph Glembocki George B Grady Ernest Maple Steve Valente and others. Funeral details include home addresses church names St Peters St Bridget St Michael and Sacred Heart with masses and interments at local cemeteries.
Legislature Grand Jury Probes Expenditures Hearings Begin
About six witnesses expected as Governor Dewey directs an extraordinary grand jury to probe legislative expenditures. The initial session heard William S. King and others, with subpoenas issued for today’s witnesses. Public employees testified under waivers of immunity as the panel takes over court room headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
William S. King
Senate
Ansley B. Borkowski
Assembly
Charles T. Locke
Ways and Ieans
Fred R. Spreeman
Senate Finance Committee
Vera Monaghan
Hiram C. Todd
Todd
Goren
Martin T. Wyrauch
Lester Rubenstein
B. Bert. Brit
Court House
Albany County
Albany
Cohoes
Lawrence J. Ehrhardt
Charles A. Pritchard
Charles M. Friend
Democratic County Committee
Surrogate’s Court
Safe Deposit Company
Schmelzer Guest At Speaking Class Dinner
Prof. Richard W. Schmelzer of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute headlined a dinner at Terminal Tavern for a public speaking class. Eight attendees plan to form an oratorical society linked to the Industrial Club of the YMCA, with Gilbert Lindgren as temporary chairman and officers to be elected later. Walter C. Allen led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Schmelzer
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
M. CG. AL
Terminal Tavern
Pawling Avenue
M. C
Gilbert Lindgren
Industrial Club
M.C. A
Walter C. Allen
Governor Signs Bill on Grand Jury Picking
Governor Thomas E. Dewey signed a bill to speed grand jury selection. Sponsored by Republican Senator Walter J. Mahoney of Buffalo, it allows a Supreme Court justice to add fifty jurors when the box runs under fifty. Democrats allege it targets the Albany County crime investigation, while Mahoney denies political motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany County
Walter J. Mahoney
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Albany
Mahoney
Samaritan Hospital Board Elects New Officers and Directors
The Samaritan Hospital Board of Directors reelected Dr Ray Palmer Baker as president at the annual meeting. Harold Ciuett and David B Plum were named vice presidents, Ern est L Warneke secretary and Edgar C Stillman treasurer. New directors include Roy D Wooster and six others for five year terms. The report honors late board members Dr Peter L Harvie and William C Geer and notes staff entries serving in the Army and Navy. Admissions rose by 825 over last year despite staffing shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Palmer Baker
The
Samaritan Hospital Board of Directors
Harold Ciuett
David B. Plum
Ernest L. Warneke
Edgar C. Stillman
Chauncey W. Cook
Harry McGrath
Rollin C. Reynolds
Cluett
Plum
F. T. Cavanaugh
Baker
Warneke
Peter L. Harvie
Tecauss
Dr. Baker
William C. Geer
James A. Eddy
Army
Navy
R. O. Kennedy
Farber Marshall
Troy
Helen L. Warren
Y W C A Club Plans Buffalo Session
The Industrial Club of the Y W C A outlined plans to attend an industrial conference in Buffalo on March 25 and 26 at a January business meeting. Officers for 1944 were installed: Lois Read as president Bernice Dewitt as vice president and Ethel Mae Finkle as secretary treasurer A planning committee will meet February 24 at the Y W C A to outline the March program The February 23 meeting was postponed due to Ash Wednesday Read reported on the All association Council meeting held last Monday.
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Buffalo
Industrial Club of the
Lois Read
Bernice Dewitt
Ethel Mae. Finkle
All-association Council
W. OC
Jury Awards Brady $80.25 In Auto Case
A jury in the Supreme Court of Rensselaer County awarded John J. Brady $80.25 against Reuben C. and Emma R. Seifert for auto damages from a Jan 4, 1943 collision on the Troy Schenectady road. The Seiferts faced a counterclaim for $250, and the action arose from the Seiferts’ vehicle striking Brady’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
John J. Brady
Reuben C
Emma R. Seifert
Scotia
Brady
Seiferts
Troy- Schenectady
W. Joseph Shanley
E. Stewart Jones
Oliver Scully
Burns & Delaney
John J. Scully
Joseph Esposito
Mr. Esposito
Dominick
Amedo Pereschino
Paramount Taxi
Northland Petroleum Transport Co
Henry Carmody
Carmody
Paramount Co
Steve Valente Dies at Home Contractor and Sand Gravel Dealer
Steve Valente a longtime Troy contractor and sand gravel dealer died yesterday at his home 1250 Fifth Avenue He had lived in Troy 35 years was a member of St Anthony's Church and husband of the late Incoronato Raviere Survivors include three sons A Valente in England Anthony L and Charles M Valente all of Troy three daughters Angela M Antoinette G and Maria Ann Valente of Troy three sisters Mrs Salvatore F Clemente Mrs Charles J Marchese and Mrs Humbert Grandy all of Troy and an uncle Antonio Valente of Waterbury Funeral will be from his residence to St Anthony's Church for a solemn requiem mass burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
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St. Agnes
Fox
the Leonard Hospital
Harry J. Fox
Gertrude Connaily
Frank X. Fox
Edward F
Thomas A. Fox
William A. Toohey
Glembocks
Northside
Cohoes
Joseph Glembocki
Frances Marcinowska
Albert Glembocki
Erie
Eugene
Sophie Glembocki
Northside Cohoes
Theodore Glembocki
A. Rea
Trov
Eleanor Hige
Inkster
Mich
L. P. Gorski
Ontario Street
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Waterford
Grady
Watervliet
George B. Grady
Bertha I
Anabel Wrena
William D
Francia K. Grady
16Th St
Patrick's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Troy
Maple
Ernest Maple
Louise Maris Goulie
Ernest
Harry Doremus
Mary Alice
Wate Town
Adam Kruchesky
Robert Maple
Leon
Maryland
Conn
Cora Wilson
Witherbee
Thomas Edwards
Port Henry
Fifth Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Valente
Steve Vale
Steve Valente
Jin Troy
St. Anthony's Church
Incoronato Raviere
Ph A. Valente
England
Anthony L
Charles M. Valente
Angela M
Antoinette G
Maria Ann Valente
Salvatore F. Clemente
Charles J. Marchese
Humbert Grandy
Antonio Valente
Watervitet
Linterment
St. Mary's Cemetery
University of Maine Fire Claims Student Losses in Orono
Pvt. Robert McCarty of Fort Edward and other University of Maine students lost all personal belongings when a campus fire destroyed several buildings in Orono. McCarty reported he was uninjured, though two students died. He and others were housed in Bangor.
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Pvt
Robert McCarty
John McCarty
Fort Edward
University of Maine
Orono
Banpor
Troy Gains $100,956 Despite Slash in State School Funds
The state table projects a net $100,956 gain for Troy next year from utilities tax revenue despite a cut in education aid. Cities statewide face a $5,042,286 education cut, yet utility tax returns total $17,537,956 for a net $12,495,670 gain. Other area towns show varied gains and losses from changes in education and utility funding.
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Troy
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Troy Area
Cahors
Rensselaer
Saratoga Springs
Watervliet
Albany
Mackrell Answers Democrats At Dinner In Troy
Former Senator John J. Mackrell led a testimonial dinner for mayoral candidate Hogan at The Hendrick Hudson outlining Democratic Party faults. He urged broad vision, warned against factional loyalty and pressed for leadership with public service motive to restore party strength in Troy and Rensselaer County. He defended Hogan’s tenure and praised Daniel W. Carhart and other loyal party workers.
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Frank J. Hogan
Second Left
Hendrick Hudson
Democratic Party
John J. Mackrell
Mackrell
Daniel W. Carhart
Hogan
LaBarre Opposes Extradition In FHA Fraud Case
Clarence D. LaBarre, 49, arraigned before U S Commissioner Willam C Rogers in Boston on charges he mulched area residents of about 13000 while posing as an FHA official. He denies being the wanted man and will fight extradition as F B I agents prepare to identify him in Boston. Bail set at 10000 with witnesses awaited.
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FHA
U. S
Willam C. Rogers
Boston
Clarence D. LaBarre
F. A. Soucy
Boston F. B. I
Albany
J. B. Wilcox
Troy
LaBarre
Stephentown
Washington, D. C
County Five Million Over Bond Quota in War Drive
War Bond drive by banks retailers and Troy post office surpasses quota. In Rensselaer County total sales reach 18 835 280 with 721 800 in the Fourth War Loan drive. County pledge honored at Troy theater preview of A Guy Named Joe. John J O Keefe Jr Finance Committee secretary praised the county effort.
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Building and Loan Association
Troy Post Office
Troy Theater
John J. O'Keefe, Jr
Rensselaer County War Finance Committee
Joe
Spencer Tracy
Irene Dunne
Troy
John J. Ahern
Forrest Willis
Albany
Watervile Arsenal
John Coleton
Rensselaer County
la Salle Glee Club
John Sang
Thomas W. Rourke
Rourke
Treasury Department
New York State
War Plant Employment Declines in New York State
Industrial Commissioner Edward Corsi reported New York State war plant payrolls fell from December to January while total payrolls rose by 0.5 percent. Upstate factories gained 1.6 percent but New York City war plants suffered a sharp drop, with apparel seasonal gains not offsetting declines in printing metals machinery and civilian goods.
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New York State
Edward Corsi
Upstate
New York
Corsi
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Troy Record
Troy, N.Y
Hibernians
Bahrrett
Jennie Barrett
John H. Lodge
St. Peter’s Church
Schmelzer
John J. Tower
Thomas F. Dougherty
Arrangements
Ils
Syracuse
Thomas W. Burke
National City Bank
Edward L. Nugent
America
the Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
U.S. Treasury
War Advertising Council
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