Police School Resumes Troy Session
The fist regular session of the New York State Police School opens in Troy with about fifty troopers, training in tear gas, traffic laws, and crime procedure. Attendees include Superintendent John A. Gaffney and Deputy Superintendent George M. Searle at the opening in the Masonic Temple.
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B.C. I. Laboratory
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George M. Searle
Masonic ‘Temple
Francis S. McGarvey
Stroy
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Everett C. Updike
Trojan
Charles B. Curtin
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Malone
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Sel
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Bataviay
Ridger
Hawthorne
Hirst
W. ¥. Driscoll
Ridney
Donahd F. Lang
Sal R. J. Smith
Alpany
R. E. Qenman
Troup
Police School
Francis 5. McGarvey
New York
Local Police Troop Names and Inspectors Listed
A list of personnel including Deputy Chief Inspector H. W. Nigsent, Inspector B. J. Doody, Oneid Director Wi EB, Kerwin, Cpl Minic, Sgt. Johnson, and others is shown as members of various troops such as Troop G Troop D and Troop K. Names appear with ranks like Sergeant, Corporal, and Deputy Chief Inspector alongside several vague titles.
Gulf Coast Muskrat Industry Boom Noted
Orange Tex muster reports Gulf Coast muskrat catches valued at 35 million dollars. Pioneer trapper F J Pu yellh credits rising commerce and favorable conditions, with 000 trappers in the Gulf Coast lowlands this year. Revenue tied to markets, weather, and marsh grasses affecting fur yields.
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Tex
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Gulf Coast
Clifton Park Men’s Club to Meet at Lite Club Rooms
Clifton Park The Men's Club will meet tomorrow evening at Lite club rooms. Delegates and members of Clifton Park Volunteer Fire Department No. 1 will attend Stanford Heights Thursday evening for the Hudson Mohawk Volunteer Firemen's Association meeting. Moll John Bitterly serves as chairman.
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Exemption sought for retirement pay by Congress
Albany seems to push a resolution by Sen Seymour Halfern to exempt from federal income tax all retirement income up to 1000 dollars a year for any public retirement system. Harper explains pensions are strained by rising living costs and cites existing exemptions for other federal pensions and Social Security.
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Queens
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Civil Service
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Mother Cabrini Nears Sainthood in Canonization Process
Vatican confirms Pope Pius XII advanced Mother Francesco Cabrini toward sainthood as 32 new cardinals were installed. Ceremony featured reading of names with no objections. Cabrini’s body rests at Mother Cabrini High School chapel in New York City. she spent most of her life in the United States after leaving Italy.
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New York City
New York
Italy
Local Notes From Vernon Pierson Illness Choir Rehearsal Planned
Fynantshill Vernon Pierson is confined to his home with illness. Choir rehearsal will be held at the Reformed Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. Townsend Club No 1 meets in February at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Pierson 21 Orchard Terrace this evening. West Sand Lake and Williamskill Home Bureau hold a food lesson at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Mrs Benjamin Dixon’s home. A business meeting will follow in the afternoon with Mrs Charles Hale presiding.
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Deveney of Hoosick Falls Passes After Illness
Patrick J. Deveney a Hoosick Falls resident and former Walter A. Wood Co. employee died of natural causes, aged 67. He was born March 27, 1878, survived by wife Maria and children Miss Welpha Deveney Albany and Pvt. Robert Deveney Wesdler Field, with funeral arrangements at Immaculate Conception and interment at St Mary’s Cemetery. Additional local notices mention church events, Knight of Columbus activities, and civic group meet orders.
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Wallqnd Avenue
Hoowlck Malls
Stulu Department
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Mex
Samuel Brot
Robert Maderer
Ireland
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Misa
Higin
Belen Shu
Hoosick Filla
James P. Ambrose
O.S.A
Mise Phylitza
St. Mary's Academy
Troy Ministerial Group Hears Talk By School Head
Howard Rubendahl of Mount Herman School spoke to the Troy Ministerial group at the YMG meeting on Religion Education and the role of church leaders in guiding students toward moral values. He urged ministers to support school programs that align with Christian ideals while noting educators seek vocational training with limited emphasis on morals.
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Mount Herman
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Oneinhora
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Une
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Sue Gospel
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Fragmentary speech notes on leaders and roles
Fragmented OCR text lists names and roles such as Seymour A. Smith and Rabbi Iieten Slonlia, with garbled phrases about Nature and a group member J. dtlohard Tukkeon. Mentions Ayab as industrial secretary of Yo MG and McCracken as association secretary.
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Iieten Slonlia Qnevat Dent
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Association
A Secreding
Guilty Pleas Mark Ballston Court Session
The Saratoga County Supreme Court convened in Ballston Spa with Justice Sherman presiding. Defendants Yale Wilkin Smith and Joseph Sehatt admitted to second degree offenses and were sent to Gimlx Reformatory for an indeterminate period. The docket includes fifteen criminal cases, among them Neid Lewis and others charged with conspiracy and related offenses connected to an alleged fraud against West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.
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Saratogi County
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Rebaed J. Sherman Yale
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Milton
Leeran Imreeny
Aegree
Gimlx Reformatory
Courl
Neid Lewis
Dob Will
George Marrallus
John Micklas
Krohd Intheny
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Mechoniqville
Auction bid stands at 1000 for Jay Street school sale
Charles Golland Ata Sons of Troy submitted a 1000 bid for the Jay City Wall property on Jay Street and Wirth Avenue. Officials questioned if the bid meets value while the Common Council had authorized sale to relieve housing, with renovation planned to create housing units.
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William S. Luby
Tom
Missioner of Public Works
Board of Education
Frederick A. Pulley
Luhy
Charles E. Collinge
Study on School Conversion Plans Reported
Fragmentary notes describe converting parts of a school into apartment space led by Mr Coltting. The writer outlines timelines and material needs, noting work could begin in September if materials are ready and timelines align.
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Coltting
Sequamban
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