Six Officials Of Circus to Be Sentenced
Six officials of Barnum and Bailey Circus and its parent company face sentencing in Superior Court on charges of manslaughter and negligence related to a deadly fire. Judge Shea postponed until tomorrow after hearings by the state and defense. Other defendants include officers and staff charged with fire prevention failures as the company faced massive losses and potential road shutdowns. A separate reckless driving charge led to the arrest of Jean Paul Guillaume, who posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Alcara
William L. Hadden
Alcorn
Cirets
Hartfont
Citieus
Alcornszid
A. Giles
George W. Smith
Sass
Leonard S. Aylesworth
Edward Versteeg
Rethnn Stock
David W. Blanchfield
Aearman
Caley
Gniv
Nolo Contentere
Orber
Sarasota
Fla
Jean Paul Guillaume
Montreal Canada
Karl Fend
James Moran
Radio Patrol
Guillaume
Spring Avenue
Pawling Avenue
Dinner Dance Conducted by Lions Club in Troy
A dinner and dance at the Troy Club Saturday evening was hosted by the Troy Lions Club with Roy Keefer and his orchestra providing music. Miss Marion Congdon performed dances from Fursey and Egypt, and the Rogers sisters danced. Arrangements were by Howard Brarages, Charles French, and Frank Richter. no noonday meeting will be held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Club
Troy Lions Club
Roy Keefer
Marion Congdon
Fursey
Egypt
Rogers Sisters
Argos J. All
Coaster
Ceremhories
Howard Brarages
Charles French
Frank Richter
Isstéad
Fred
Donald
Taylor
Scouts Awarded for Bond Sales at Troop Investiture
Six Boy Scouts of Troop 13 received certificates at a troop investiture ceremony at School 15 last week for meeting bond sales targets during the War Lean Drive. A. J. Fairbanks presented certificates to Trex, Joseph Feil, Bernard Block, Mateuin, Beaudette, Gerald Philips, and John Rootia, with several youths advancing ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 13
Trex
Pgvert Cash
Joseph Feil
Bernard Block
Mateuin
Beaudette
Gerald Philips
John Rootia
A. J. Fairbanks
Robert Thieringer
Rodney Trevett
James Whiten
Alexander C. Schafer
Cobre
Elton Upheff
James Trego
James Whiton
Ronald Dewitt
David Walrath
David Fairbanks
Pleasantdale
Leonard Wager
Robert Wear
John Matthews
George Danbury
Paul Rasmussen
Harry Hamiltes
Christian Rasmussen
Ernest Fostmire
James Miles
George Johnson
Francis Haughner
James Busher
Appalachian Area Faces New Gas Crisis
Washington reports the Office of War Utilities warns the Appalachian region is amid another gas shortage. Director Edward Falck says industrial plants producing vital war equipment are being shut to save gas, and the public must cut consumption to a minimum of 20. Large industrial users were curtailed, leaving only Class 7 plants operable, with fate tied to weather and public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Utilities
Appalachian
Edward Falck
Paick
Italian Patriots Fight in Venice as Nazis Occupy Streets
Report in The Geneva newspaper La Suisse quoted by the Westerds agency says Nazi SS troops have occupied public buildings and principal hotels in Venice, executing 15 hostages in reprisals for sabotage. The city faces famine and flood-related hardship amid the occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Italy
Geneve
la Suisse
OWT Westerds
Smiops
Jap Rocket Bomb Panic Report Suppressed in U S News
London broadcasts say Americans panicked over a new Japanese rocket bomb described as a weapon of incendiaries and high explosives. Reports claim fires across central and western United States amid Japanese authorities declining to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tokie
United States
Japa
Tokyo
Racial Rights Bill Outlined For State Jobs
Assemblyman Enzese F. Banningan outlines the Quink-Ives 512 bill to end racial job discrimination. The temporary commission would hear appeals, with a governor appointee and Senate confirmation, and annual salaries around ten dollars. Backers include churches, unions, and educators. domestic service excluded. A public hearing is set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the assembly rooms. The bill, read twice in the Senate, is expected to reach the Assembly next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Banningan
Christian Eston
Sires: Baptist Church
New
York
Ie Antesesis
Rochester
Jos Holding
Min
Banningas
Senate
Saixriex
Dewey
C. O. Protestant Council of
Cherche
Piapobs
Dill
Charitab
Acie
Congress
Albany
Seymour A. Smith
Richard Cummings
More Than Air Blows Needed in Pravda Editorial
Pravda signals front line potential for broad Allied military coordination while warning aviation alone cannot decide the war. The piece cites British and American sources on air power and notes close Soviet US UK staff cooperation at the Tehran conference. Public opinion in democratic nations expects extensive Allied cooperation to strike Fascist Germany from all directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Sage Students Attend Lecture by Dr Hans Kohn
Sage College students will attend a Jewish Community Center civil forum at 8 30 pm Thursday to hear Dr Hans Kohn speak on The Outlook of European Civilization He has taught modern European history at Smith College since 1934 and authored Not by Alma Alone and Force or Reason The series is part of Brotherhood Week Tickets are available at Dr Charles W Upron's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage Colls
Jewish Community Center
Civil Forum
Hans Kohn
Center
Charles W. Upron
Counterattacking Japs Retake Chinese Town
Chinese forces recaptured the Hwanz tung Province border town of Pingshek, 185 miles north of Canton, after breaking the Zeenile rail gap. Japanese forces struck in the mountains between Pingshek and Kchang in Hunan Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Wipling
Hwanztung Province
Pingshek
Canton
Kchang
Hunan
Taylor Supports Bill The Records
Representative Dean P. Taylor of the 33rd New York District joined 196 Republicans to send the George Bill back to Banking and Currency as he voted to recommit, a motion losing 24 to 19. On final passage Taylor supported the George Bill, which passed 399 to two. Supervisors to Meet: Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors will meet tomorrow at 2 pm in the Supervisors' Chambers at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surean
Washington, D. C
Dean P. Taylor
New York
Banking and Currency Committee
Taylor
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
Court House
Nazi Liner Sinks Drowning 7 000
Finland reports a Nazi liner sank with about seven thousand aboard, losses cited as 157 per sonnel and 3 00 aboard, details uncertain as reports from Moscow and Denmark confirm war activity and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Canton Leo to Install Officers This Week
Canton Leo announces a week of events including installation of officers for Camton Leo and Patriarch Muftant, with Lieut. Fred W. Whitehorse in charge of the Girl and social activities. Other gatherings include Diamond Rock Lodge at the hall with Albert Sarth presiding, and a social committee report by Fred Hun ziker. Adaran Sanctorum of the Ancient Mystic Order of Samaritans hosts a Saturday meeting at Diamond Rock Hall with Albert Baker presiding and Harry J. Timot as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camton Leo
Muftant
Van
Buren
A. Gfivers
Fred W. Whitehorse
Diamond Rock Lodge
Albert Sarth
Trojan Lodse
Reuben D. Cohen
White Lily Lodge
Cropseyville wollGrrow
Hudson Wall Lodge
Harry Matomber
Jane RF. Johsson
Ralph Kities
Noble Grand
Miceti Z
Fensselaer Lodge
Trey Union Rebekah Lodge
Sanruel di iLailo
Nectady
Delestiian
Fayoum Sanctorum
Schenectady
Rex Glamnopolous
March of Dimes Campaign Totals 2200 In Troy
The Troy campaign raised 2200 for the March of Dimes, with Williams J Broderick and Edward J Rowan reporting progress. A grand total comes from benefit sports events and bowling league contributions, surpassing last year’s figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Williams J. Broderick
Walie
Rensselaer
Edward J. Rowan
Broderick
War Casualties Include Trojan and Area Men
Four Troy area men were reported wounded in action by a war department last night, naming families including Mrs. Viola M. Brownell of Hoosick Falls and Stephen J. Toscano of Cohoes, with Sta Sera Maria J. Canwell of Troy listed among the casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Beret
Anmaan
Viha M. Brownell
Hoosick Falls
Pio
Stephen J. Toscano
Rose Toscano
Lancaster Street
Cohoes
Sta Sera
Maria J. Caniwell
Bridget
Caniwelle
Troy
Castleton Chapter To Meet Tomorrow
Castleton Chapter sets meeting for tomorrow with Ruth Hudson and Walter M. Redden presiding as worthy patron. Social activity planned including a card party with Eloise Hanreeder Borsi in charge and arrangements made by Mrs Jennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton Chapteet
Ileton Masonic
Ruth Hudson
Walter M. Redden
Socanta
Lan. Weton
Jennie Charge
Eloise Hanreeder Borsi
Germans surrender after grenades thrown on western front
Tech Sergeant Eugene Grimes of Elrama Pennsylvania led two grenade throws into a house on the western front and called the enemy to surrender. At another nearby house three Germans ran out with hands over their heads as comrades shouted from the U S Fourth Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Fourth Division
Eugene Grimes
Elrama
Oid Leather Langs
Milk payment rates reform urged by dairy leaders
The Record reports Brandi of the Producers' Federation urging reform of milk price subsidies. She argues the current parity is outdated and inequitable, calling for a supply and demand basis to raise dairy income to industry levels. She warns subsidies favor certain groups and threaten future policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley Land
Senate
Borrandy
Tedas
Presen
Brandi
America
Russia
Brand
Volunteer Fireman Injured In Syceaway Blaze
Archer Capuano of Sycawax in the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department was hurt when the first floor of a one and a half story frame dwelling collapsed into the cellar during a fire that started in the cellar and reached the attic. Fire Chief Carl A. Smith estimated $31,000 in damage as Brunswick and water departments battled the blaze for about two hours. Capuano sustained a right shoulder injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer Capuano
Sycawax
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department
Joan Mainello
Seneca Avenue
Syeawer
Carl A. Smith
Captano
Brunswick
Ater
Troy
Abot
Pam
Business Girls to Study Principles of Dramatics
Miss Joan Manoveiler, a Russell Sage College senior, will speak at the Business and Industrial Girls Club dinner meeting at the YMCA. A short dramatics course leading to two production numbers will be offered, with weekly sessions on acting, makeup, directing, lighting, and allied arts. Virginia Labrum chairs the group and Mrs Harry MacMurnane is adult program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Manoveiler
Russell Sage College
XW. C. A
Virginia Labrum
Ch Mae
Mra
Harry MacMurnane
Trojans Receive Estate Bequests in Surrogate Court
The will of late Descher, who died June 18 1943, was appraised in New York Surrogate Court. Executor Cynivid I. of 522 Ott Road reported estate value about 1,724,118. Stocks and bonds 356,720.22 cash 39,654.07 personal effects and chattels 2,900 furniture 485 and income from late husband 2,004.90. Also reported a fatal accident when Morrisefile Kenneth Bush died after a pitchfork mishap in a barn fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Gir Descher
New York
AL Rowe
Ott Road
Cynivid
Mead Suggested As Governor Candidate in New York
James M. Mead of Buffalo emerges as a possible candidate for governor as New York Democrats search for a strong statewide contender. Names like James W. Gerard and others surface in discussions, with party leaders weighing Mead’s viability and appeal amid shifting political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
New York
Desiocca
OPA Sets Ceilings for Cotton Goods
The OPA announced price ceilings on cotton apparel as the War Production Board readies lists of items for requisition. The fixed unpriced rates cover a range of goods including men’s and women’s shirts, house dresses, slips, wash suits, and other cotton wear with specific price points cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Iset
Cettinas Tow
Temeni Eeds
War Production Board
WEE Hst
Cotson
Swiss Freeze Germani Deposits and Credits Bern
Land has frozen German land credits in a plan that examines accounts to determine what may be hidden hoards or measures taken from occupied lands. The move marks Swiss cooperation in the search for Nazi loot outside the Reich. Laucklin Currie, head of a U S economic mission, said a tremendous advance has been made in negotiations with British and French representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Mit
Sacurda
Assu
Reich
Laucklin Currie
U. SS
Wise
Argentina orders ban on pro Axis newspapers
Argentine authorities ordered El Parmpero a pro Axis daily and Cabilda a nationalist weekly to cease publication permanently amid diplomatic tensions with Germany and Japan. The moves follow complaints from overseas diplomatic quarters and come as Argentina remains the sole American ally not aligned with the Axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Quertiers
Saturgay
Diplomgue
el Parmpero
Cabilda
Permanentis
P Day
Feret
Arzenon
Iina
Argentina
Germany
Japan
Railroad Pool Finals Slated Today
The article notes pool finals scheduled for today with OSCAL and Freq Willard, vying for the champions trophy. Willard secured a two for one and Clarence Ta appears feared Oscar Mat, while Jon MarCochran Jones posted a score of four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad
US Oscal
Freq
Railroad M C A Post to be Filled Today
Railroad M C A post to be filled today at a meeting in Albany. Secretary of the Uae Albany Bellroag Althar mal thatointmente to Bavying 3 Wate. For 25 sears ge satiated with them at Middleboro Mass Mr Howard has been in Troy for the last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssoody
Uae
Albany
Bellroag Althar
Sears
Middleboro
Mass
Howard
Troy
Fire at residence causes light damage on Eighth Street
Pumper 3 responded at 10 32 am to the home of Mrs Julia Conlon a two story frame dwelling at 249 Eighth Street where a defective heater pipe ignited a fire in a mantle on the first floor. Firemen used a booster line and caused slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Conlon
Eighth Street
Baby Born In Rear Seat Of Automobile
A baby was born in the rear seat of an automobile near Mrs. Jesse Sevurday morning as two physicians attended the mother. The event occurred during the journey and the newborn was delivered in the back seat with medical help on hand. Local authorities advised monitoring the health of both mother and infant following the unusual delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Sevurday
Ta Sasis
Letters Granted On Two Estates
Letters on two estates issued. one to Edwin J. deceased with three daughters and two others as heirs, value about $1.16. another to Rozamond M. La widow of Lansing, estate valued around $32,250, attorney Edwin L. Nugent listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J
Rosemary
Edna M. Ane McLaughlin
Praned
John J. MecLausz
Fourth Street
David Rosenfeld
Lansing
Rozamond M
Edwin L. Nugent
Hibernians Plan Union Breakfast March 11
The Hibernians to unite for a breakfast on March 11 bringing together the A O H units and Auxiliary divisions. They will attend the Mass at St Marys Church with Rev William Fl Giearr as celebrant. Breakfast follows at the Elke Club with guest speakers Rev Patrick J Albany and Mrs MT Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
A. O.H. Sion
Auxiliary
St. Marys Church
William
Fl Giearr
Aplain
A. O. FE
Oy Elke’ Club
St Patrick's Day Dinner Program Div 2 Plans
The division 2 St Patrick's Day dinner program outlines a Saturday event chaired by the auxiliary president as general chair. It lists several named organizers and volunteers including Mrs Ane O Brien Trueworms and Norine Buehler, with other roles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mares Mat de Troy
Abn
Fy Ras
Ane O Brien Trueworms
Mae Byer
Site
Mare
É. Tiller Norine Buehler
World Labor Urges 40 Hour Work Week
World Labor delegates advocate a 40 hour week and debate in interviews as part of a push for a free democratic world. The text emphasizes opposing imperialist greed and rival economic interests among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Labor
Neen
RosSstos
France
Ndt
Destroyer Launched at Port Newark Yard
The first lower-range B2Whton class super destroyer to be built at Port Newark Yard of Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock’s Steel subsidiary was launched yesterday in Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Port Newark
Federal Shipbuilding and Co. A
S Steel
Newyesterdey
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