Dr Lois Whitney Exhibits Paintings at German House
Dr Lois Whitney associate professor of English at Russell Sage College opens a new painting exhibit at the German House Troy. The show features an oil Head of Cypress Street Troy and a smaller Pinewoods Avenue scene with Vermont landscapes and Long Island works. Works have drawn praise in Troy and at Burlington and New York galleries. Teas today and Thursday invite faculty students and friends to view the collection with potential encore viewing tomorrow afternoon.
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Troy
Lois Whitney
Russell Sage College
Cypress Street
Pinewoods Avenue
Whitney
Troy Public
Vermont
Long Island
Christ Church
Cambridge
Quebec
Dr. Whitney
Northern
Burlington
Boston
Macbeth
Kraushaar
New York City
German House
Mary T. Scudder
Russell Sage
First Street
New Organism in Blood Discovered by Research Body
A virus-like organism never seen in human blood was found in a heart disease patient. Dr Gregory Schwartzman of Mount Sinai announced at the Electron Microscope Society meeting that electron microscopy revealed the microbe, tentatively linked to pleuropneumonia. Its presence may illuminate origins of diseases of unknown cause and influence future heart disease research.
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New York
INS
Gregory Schwartzman
Mount Sinai Hospital
Electron Macroscope Society of America
Columbia University
Schwartzman
Mount Sinai
Brothers Reunited at Fort Dix Army Hospital
Lieut. Homer J. Phoenix, a four year veteran of air combat over occupied Europe, telephoned his parents from New York after arriving at the Army Hospital at Fort Dix. He plans to report to an Army Air Base in the U.S. then take leave at home. His brother, Lieut. William E. Phoenix Jr., also in the Air Corps, is at Fort Dix Hospital.
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Army Hospital
Fort Dix
Homer J. Phoenix
France
Germany
William E. Phoenix
Fire Department
Phoenix
Fourth Street
New York
Wiliam E. Phoenix, Jr
Air Corps
England
la Salle Institute
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Phoeni
Troy
Central Fire Headquarters
Former Greene County Undersheriff John Henry Felter Dies
John Henry Felter former undersheriff of Greene County died Wednesday night at his Catskill home after a long illness. He previously served as town assessor deputy sheriff and briefly as Assembly doorkeeper. Survived by his wife son brother in Round Lake and four brothers and four sisters.
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Greene County
John Henry Felter
Arthur Felter
Round Lake
Catskill
Assembly
Felter
Collie Comes Home to Owners as Humane Society Seeks Safe Home
Warden George Jalet photographed a stray collie to show its plight without a license. The Times Record issue sparked 38 claims of ownership. The Humane Society urged owners to verify the dog while seeking a good home. Beatrice Holbritter hosted a dinner for Pfc Spencer Brundige and Mrs Brundige in Boyntonville as he visits before New Mexico school.
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Humane Society
George Jalet
Times
Jalet
Beatrice Holbritter
Pfc
Spencer Brundige
Brundige
New Mexico
Pope Named To Port Of New York Authority
Governor Dewey appoints Bayard Foster Pope 56 of New York City as a member and six year chairman of the Marine Midland Corp Port of New York Authority. Pope, from Hingham Massachusetts and Harvard graduate, succeeds Rudolph Reimer whose term expired July 1943. Confirmation sent to Senate.
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Dewey
Bayard Foster Pope
New York City
Marine Midland Corp
Port of New York Authority
Pope
Hingham
Mass
Harvard University
Rudolph Reimer
Brooklyn
Senate
Women Voters Hear Talk on State Budget in Rensselaer
Mrs. Beulah Bailey Thull of the New York State Department of Audit and Control outlined the state budget and revenue highlights at a Thursday meeting of the Rensselaer County League of Women Voters at the YWCA. She cited a 1700,500,000 cut in local education aid due to the Friedsam Formula and urged legislative revision.
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Beulah Bailey Thull
New York State Department of Audit and Control
Rensselaer County League of Women Voters
Thul
Thull
Rachel Newlin
State League of Women
Albany
P. W. Humphreys
Rensselaer County
Katherine McCormick
League
Thule
W. Franklin Spafford
School 17 Patriotic Program Honors Bill of Rights Week
A general assembly at School 17 featured a patriotic program for February days and Bill of Rights week. Students from grades 3 through 6 and kindergarten performed, with a panel on "What Is the Bill of Rights" led by principal Miss Mary L Kelly.
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Rosemary Tabokian
Royce Benderson
Lois Smith
Anna Terman
Ronald Kitay
Raymond Cloutier
Richard Brennan
Richard Frank Neely
Billy Cipperly
Leo Mahserjian
Richard Moongan
Gilbert Neilson
Sandra Henstein
Ronald Randolph
Mary Kazelian
Christine Henry
Joan Anekian
Eugene
Fred Keefer
Raymond Palmer
Kyran Malloy
Paul Morgan
Daniel Duffy
Eugene Collins
Kindergarden
Mary L. Kelly
County Victory Garden Council to Elect Officers
The Rensselaer County Victory Garden Council will meet at the Troy YWCA at 8 pm Monday to elect officers for the coming year. Samuel B. Dorrance urges cooperation among city and county schools Grange clubs Farm and Home Bureaus 4H groups service clubs government and War Council representatives to develop county and city garden plans highlighting food production and preservation in 1944.
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Rensselaer County Victory Garden Council
Farm and Home
City War Council
Orther
County War Council
Samuel B. Dorrance
Victory Garden Council
Victory Gardens
Traction Lines Token Rates May Be Lowered
A notice reports potential fare revisions for United Traction Co and Albany Transit Corp as the state commission reviews company books. Tokens at 13 for $1 will drop to eight for 50 cents starting March 1, making each token worth 6.25 cents instead of 7.69 cents.
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United Traction Co
Dublis Service Commission
Albany Transit Corp
Poletti Ex Naples Chief Named Allied Commissioner
Naples dispatch reports former New York Governor Charles Poletti has been transferred from Sicily to Naples to serve as regional commissioner for the Allied military government in the district.
War effort notes healthier families through garden exercise
The writer cites wartime efforts improving health this winter, noting benefits from the food produced and from last summer’s garden exercise. Families enjoy better well being as the campaign progresses, reflecting community resilience and domestic self sufficiency.
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Auaing
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Boyntonville
B. F. Pope
New York Authority
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SALLE
Frank J Ryan
Ripple Beret
Gabardine
Joyce
ESAS
Joyce Junior
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