Malloy Obituary Reflects Long City Involvement
J H Malloy prominent Lansingburgh figure dies after days missing. He lived at Maueth Avenue and was known for frequent Pulse of the People appearances and extensive city politics commentary. Survived by a brother, services at Mason Chapel and St Augustine church planned.
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New Books at Troy Public Library Highlight Local Exhibition
A list of new books added to the Troy Public Library is presented, with titles on display for a week. Notable works include Untitled Informified Citizen Needs, Soldiers of Today, The United States Army Chaplains story, and Our American Neighbors, plus biographies and novels by authors such as Miss Bunting, Lady Thirkell, and Mrs. R. Lee. The collection emphasizes historical, biographical, and cultural themes reflecting late 19th and early 20th century perspectives.
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Moegerik
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United States Army
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Lineal
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Sthlesinger
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Elizaeth Janeway
Peter Mortimer
Jene Road
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Miss Bunting
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Grace Vonikingon
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ALCO to Close Hudson Falls Plant
The American Locomotive Co. plans to cease operations at its Hudson Falls plant in the Union Bag and Paper Corp. complex. The facility, which processed spare parts for tanks used overseas, has been operating with a reduced workforce and will shift to a skeleton crew before shutdown.
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Funeral Service Held For Former Area Priest
The funeral of Jot Smyth, former assistant pastor at Waterville, was held Friday from St. Patrick's Church, Kishill, where he had served as pastor. Most Rev. Edmund F. Gibbong, Bishop of Mbhan, with Mgr. Kawud A Maginn and Mar. Jobe Glavin attended. Rev. Rollin E. Thompson led the requiem mass with Rev. John Wejina as subdeacon. The ceremony occurred at Calgary Cemetery, Bethlehehen.
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Diwcese
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Kawud A Maginn
Mar
Jobe Glavin
Pother Philip
Rollin E. Thompson
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Jotermont
Calgary
Cemutery
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Local church events and resignations noted
The Pastor's Clits plan a gathering at Te Farsonage tomorrow from 7 to 9. Mrs. Arthur Wicks resigns from Schoulav sixth and seventh grades and will move to Nerkimer with her husband. A spaghetti supper occurred at the Reformed Church. Washington’s birthday observances and Home Bureau activities were reported with a short business meeting led by Mrs. Charles Dale. A balloon accident near Wana Walls is briefly described.
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May Be Started in Pall Ground for New Troy Aish School
Plans for a $1485,000 high school building in Pall Ground near Burdett Avenue progress with J Ahern and architect Frank A Morgan. The Planning Commission reviewed tentative dates and early fall completion targets as work continues on the project.
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Fragmented OCR shows local notices and poetry fragments
The text presents a jumble of names, dates, and fragments from a newspaper page. Readers encounter people such as Elsie Be and Amyl seririts alongside mentions of broadcasts, poets, and a few place names. The source lacks coherent narrative.
Area Farmers to Hire 200 Extra Harvest Workers
Representatives from USES met in Albany with Josh Sugden and Beth Moore to discuss labor needs for harvest season. New York State plans to deploy around 5,700 migrant workers, with 4,000 additional farmhands available to assist in crepe production and related crops as quotas shift and federal programs adjust.
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Appellate Appeal Pressures Labor and Food Demand
Fragmented OCR notes discuss appeals to obtain pipeline workers and continued heavy demand for food products in 1940 for home and foreign markets. Mentions spring dining apple peat must and job ads in the state. Admiral Barragatrained the US Navy at the use of phrer gonts.
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