Peace Forum at Sage to Discuss World Affairs
A Peace Forum organized by the Rensseler County League of Women Voters and Riesgel Seze College meets Thursday March 2 in Troy Town Hart. Panel highlights include experts on postwar problems and European history with speakers from the Forelica tag of New York and the University of Nebraska.
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Rensserger County League of ‘Women Voters
Riegel Seze College
Troy
Hart Forint
Ciscessans
Ege
New York
Bertholgnesw Lanihee
Gra
University of Nebraska
Cawr
United States
University of Chicaeo
Beres Corlese
Hemuscky
Navy Cross awards and career notes for military personnel
The report highlights Lt. J. Delion of Poultner VI in the United States Marine Corps receiving the Navy Cross. It mentions prior Bronze Star consideration and a brief note about duties and prior assignments, with references to editing and publication work.
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Liew
Joan. J. Delion
Poultner, VI
United States Marine Corps
Bousainville Bel Meritoriots
Plan Offered To Reorganize Rutland Railroad
A reorganization plan for the Rutland Railroad, submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington, proposes new capital of 12.08 million dollars and a restructuring of mortgages. Holders of Rutland bonds would receive new 6 percent first mortgage bonds, preferred stock, and new common stock in a share-for-share exchange, while present common stockholders would be disregarded. The plan sets working capital at least 3.5 million dollars and states no extra funds are needed, effective February 1, 1905.
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Vermost
New “York
Interstate Comatcore Commission
Washington
Rutland
Earth Flys
Ogdensburg
Aloeste Ogdenst Railway
Bull and Cansaien
Navy Officer to Speak at Cub Pack Meeting
Commander Charles R Stephan, former executive officer aboard destroyers in the Pacific, will address Cub Pack 21 at the First Presbyterian Church of Lansinghurst tomorrow night. He holds the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism and will display Pacific war souvenirs while answering non security questions. Prizes will be awarded for Lincoln replica cabins.
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Charles R Stephan
Narval
R. PB
Cub Pack 21
First Presbyterian Church
Lansinghurs
Stephan
Priges
Lincoln
Sergeant Howard C. Bacon Reported Killed in Germany
Sergeant Howard C. Bacon of the 120th Infantry, 26th Division, First Army, is reported killed in Germany after previously listed as missing in action. A Holy Eucharist will be held Sunday at 8 am in Trinity Episcopal Church. He had entered service in March 1942 and served in England, France, Luxembourg and Germany. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Gertrude L. Gentes, stepfather Joseph Gentes, wife Helen Ponson, two sisters, two brothers, and a step brother. He worked at Ford in Waterford before the war and was a member of Trinity Church and the State Guard.
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S’ Serer
Howard C. Bacon
Germany
Gertrude L. Gentes
Third Avenue
First Army
Hurtgen Forest
England
France
Luxemourg
Joseph Gentes
Helen Ponson
V+ Boulevard
Cofoes
Madelon
Baron
Troy
Pic
Joseph A. Bacon
Cory
Edward L. Bacon
Charles
Gil
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ford Manufacturing Co
Waterford
State Guard
Dewey Greets Scouts From Latin America
Governor Dewey placed New York State resources at the disposal of Boy Scout executives from ten Latin American countries to study scouting in action. The group met in the executive chamber as Sal Salvador Farnachez of Cuba responded to the greeting. Members listed include officials and educators from Colombia, Guatemala, Brazil, Costa Rica, Peru, Nicaragua, Paraguay, and Chile.
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New York State
Dewey
Tuesldayx
Salvador Farnachez
Cuba
Executiv
Albany
Canada
Cet
Delfin Torres Duran
Julio Tohon de Paramo
Colombia
Adolfo Amado Padilla
Salvador Jiminez Espans
Guatemala
Padre Jorge da Silva Porto
Jose Hibeira Dos Santos
Walter Cairo Schlithier
Brazil
Carlos Madrizal More
Costa Rica
Enrique Arroyo de Perera
To Gomez 7 Sanchez
Peru
England
Julia Pinelli
Nicaragua
Enrique Migene
Paraguay
Ino Meraholi Letelier
Chile
Little Theater Group Plans Comedy Premiere in Troy
Casting for the first 1835 production by the Little Theater Group of Troy began Tuesday night at meeting art central. The committee will finalize a cast soon with Miss Personality expected to be filled this week. Ezg is directing as plans proceed for a future presentation to benefit charity.
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Little Theater Group of
Troy
Puestay
Cigar Man James R. Smith Dies in Alban Stand Incident
James R. Smith, an Alban stand operator, died after an incident that left friends shocked. The man known for his craft and long tenure at the stand was widely mourned by local patrons and colleagues. Further details about the cause and services were not immediately available.
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James R. Smith
Lawmakers Hold Hearings On Insurance Law
Legislators held hearings on many proposals to strengthen New York insurance laws and align with federal principles. Opposition from some lawmakers clashed with supportive testimony from the Insurance Department on price regulation, rate variation, and new reserves. Proposals include a catastrophe reserve, reduced management expense percent, and a uniform accounts system to unify supervision across companies.
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Asbury
York States
Supreme Court
New York
Hie
Fraternz! Societes
Met Premarine Ce
Cooperative ‘Life and Accident Companies
Stark, Casualty Or Surety Company
Averill Park Driver Forced Off Highway
Averill Park resident Frank Ric Cullough reports a hit and run driver forced his car off the Troy Defreestville Road just outside Troy city limits. He was traveling north when a dark coupe swerved into his lane causing damage to the left side of the vehicle.
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Frank Ric‘ Cullough
Averill Park
Troy-Defreesyville
Troy
McCullough
Me‘Cullough
Piher Auto
Townsend Club to Honor Washington in Chasan Building
The Townsend Club plans an observance for Washington's Birthday with George Wagner presiding in the Chasan Building. Entertainment by Converse E. Nickerson and out of town speakers will discuss the Townsend Plan. A Milters Minstrel Revue may be staged at Diamond Rock Hell in April. Refreshments will be served tomorrow night by the social committee led by Mrs. Harold Sharer.
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Chasan
Washington
George Wagner
Converse E. Nickerson
Townsend
Diamond Rock Hell
Harold Sharer
Methodist church Men’s Club to hear Rev Livingstone
Rev. Maria J. Livingstone, pastor of Memorial Methodist Church, will address the Men’s Club of St. Mark’s Methodist Church at 6:30 p.m. today at the church. Walter Pierpoint, the club president, will introduce the speaker.
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Maria J. Livingstone
Memorial Methodist Church
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Walter
Pierpoint
Former printer wounded in South Pacific action
William P. Callagan of 163 Third Street, a former Bevan Newspapers employee, was promoted to sergeant and wounded by a Jap mortar shell in the South Pacific on January 29. He writes from a hospital ship that he is recovering and that the shell piece missed his heart by less than an inch. He has been overseas a year, serving in Saipan and Guam. Brothers Neal J. and Raymond V. Callagan also serve in the Army. He learned printing at the Troy Times and worked in the Record Newspapers composing room and the Schenectady Union Star.
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ED—S/Sergi
William P. Callahan
Third Street
Bevan Newspapers
South Pacific
Saipan
Guam
Neal J
Raymond V. Callagan
Henrietta C. Callagan
Old Troy Times
Record Newspapers
Schenectady Union Star
Postoffice Observes Holiday on Washington's Birthday
The Frog postoffice will follow a holiday schedule with no window service during the day and deliveries omitted. Box service remains available, special deliveries proceed, and outgoing mail is dispatched as usual. Afternoon and evening mail collections occur citywide.
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Postoffice i Tday
Washington
Fternoon
Adjournment in Troy dog bite case delays ruling
Hearing in Troy Police Court regarding Morton T. Walrath and his dog was adjourned for one week before Judge James F. Byron. Mrs Anne Jones, bitten by the dog, prompted a summons for Walrath to show cause why the animal should not be destroyed. The judge warned removal of the dog or similar actions if proven, citing numerous complaints to the Humane Society.
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Troy
Yestery Cay
James F. Byron
Morton T. Walrath
Locust Avenue
A Seighbor
Anne Jones
Locks Avenue
Howe A. Jones
Suas
Byron
Walrath
Chester J. Irving
the Humane Society
Tires Inspections Urged By Official Statement
An Office of Defense Transportation warning urges motor vehicle operators to inspect tires after every specified distance or time interval. Air. Dunn emphasizes similar rules for passenger cars affect commercial owners, while complaints linger from two to three years. Guy F. Swipnerton represents Mrs. Jones.
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Tom Quercia
Dunn
Sdstrigt
Office of Defense Transporation
Air
Irving Sated
Guy F. Swipnertonn
Focal
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