Gas Stations Lose Gasoline Privileges Amid Ration Rules
A Troy and a Cohoes gas station faced suspension of gasoline traffic for sixty days beginning next week under rationing orders. Several other operators including in Albany and Cohoes were cited for counterfeit or misused coupons and inventory shortages, with varied outcomes and adjournments as enforcement officials proceed with the OPA mandate.
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Cohoes
Troy Denier
Aten
Caruthers
OPA
George Moreen
Harold van Decar
Sac and
Van
Madison
First Streets
Robert YT. Murray
Anthony Delflay
Delfiny
Stain Street
George W. Foy
Albany
Edward
Y. Opa
bin Hght
Hillt M. Bier
Bites Garage
Giesesad Sixth Avenues
Carmhers
Zitér
Ziter
Hhis Station
H.C. Neel
Cottnbia Street
Home Bureau to Meet Monday at Brunswick
The Brunswick Home Bureau will meet Monday at the United Presbyterian Church Sunday School room. Mrs. H. Hirss chairs, presiding. A board meeting at noon precedes a covered dish luncheon. The entertainment committee is led by J. Divine with help from Mrs. Joseph Fahrenkopf and Mrs. Jose Keating. Mrs. Hoery Vincent heads the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brungwick
United Presbyterian Chock
H. Hirss
Grant
J. Divine
Joseph Fahrenkopf
Jose Keating
Hoery Vincent
Latham Community Association Meeting And Local Notices
Latham Community Association met at the 3. W. Pitts Hose House pending a timeres past event. Candlelight Choir rests Monday at the homes of Mrs. James Hachiurian and Mrs. Frank Lenda in Irat. Sergt. Warren on furlough visits wife and daughter Mrs Scully at Arlene Brady home. They are at the Brady home of Mr. and Mrs. William Brady. Calvary Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service meets at noon on Wednesday. Miss Janica Lenda, daughter of Seret and Mrs. Frank J. Lenda, marked her second birthday next Wednesday.
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Latham
W. Blawil
Janica Lenda
Seret
Frank J. Lenda
Fire company meeting notes and equipment updates
The report details a February meeting with guests Mrs GWetlagt G Warner and Mrs G WiniVie. It notes John J Foss Albany County In Chief we Secretary pbuilding improv Smith Adam Hopse Dooley investing Gendron and Euy p Wiliammanders fruit and Bowers Sphen in and Jose Laib and committee vice president John Jones. Chief Charles Luke reports no fires since the last monthly gathering. New rubber coats and boots were stenciled and placed on the fire truck. An improved hose arrangement was made under Capt Leland Smith and Lieut Werren Hopson.
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Gwetlagt G. Warner
G. WiniVie
Latham
John Jp
Ahdge
John Jones
Christian
Sre
Charles Luke
Leland Smith
Werren Hopson
Fireman Crowned in Basement of Store
In midtown Manhattan a four alarm blaze swept through Woolworth store on West 42nd Street and Ninth Avenue. One fireman was crowned and 27 others were overcome as the rescue squad recovered Fireman James Ryan of Flushing from forty feet of water in the cellar.
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New York
Sreman
Midtown Manhattan
OL & Rescue
James Ryan
Flushing
West 42Nd Street
Ninth Avenue
Local Social Notes Record Valentine Themed Events
Fynantskill Mrs. William Bailey visited New York recently. Harold Mulson suffered in Marday when her husband skidded on the main highway. Elevin' choir members of the Reformed Church were entertained by the Consistory at a dinner and theater party. About fifty West Sand Lake Home Bureau members and friends enjoyed a dessert luncheon and game party at Mrs. Anthony Mcfohl's home. Decorations honored St Valentine.
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William Bailey
New York
Harold Mulson
Reformed’ Church
West Sand Lake
Bulreau
Anthony Mcfohl
St. Valentine’s Dar
Murphy Writ Deferred Until March
A garbled report notes a writ deferment linked to a probe led by special prosecutor George Monszhan under Governor Dew. It mentions costs, indictments over stock transactions and improper practices, with figures including $32,703.25 and $283,534, and a 70 percent appellate cost success rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigeseen
Oseeutod
George FF
Monszhan
Dew
de Betause
OFAN
No Deer By Plane Bill Introduced In Legislature
A Thursday bill proposal by Sem Walters and WL Stokes would ban using aircraft to pursue or hunt deer. The measure seeks to prohibit any method of aerial deer hunting and faces passage considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sem Walters
Tally Card for Patriotic Effort wartime pledge notes
A fragmented wartime pledge outlines duties for citizens to recycle waste paper fats and metal cans and to support war relief. It questions personal involvement in service and urges adherence to home front duties while contemplating giving to the War Chest and Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eny Bisth Mar
Degree Conferred On Masonic Group
A Masonic group held a degree ceremony with Maker presiding. Plans were made for future activities and events following the conferral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing Soloston
AL of
Massne
Arthurellogee Sen
Schodack Soldier Fails to See Son
A Schodack soldier unable to visit his son due to circumstances, with partial details noting the struggle and a brief reference to Mamie and Zast Sched Bas. The fragment mentions a civilian or military family strain and a failed attempt to reunite with his child.
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Schodack
Son
Pic
Martin Pethen
Mamie
Bas
Wit
Zoes
Bripst Meztem
Brennaf Delays Auction Decision To Next Wednesday
The minister J W Brennaf deferred the auction decision until next Wednesday after six rounds of deliberation. Furs had arrived prior to the adjournment as the matter proceeded.
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J W. Brennaf
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IICE
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State Street
John J. Ahern
Home Bureau
Brunswick
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Murphy
Shetlands
Ath Oye
Bution
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Dome
Princess Sttle
Pethenii
Franz Darl Pharmacy
Diamonds
Benjamins
Niver
Benjamin
Jewelers
Broadway
Troy
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