Area Girls Take Student Posts At Sage Paper
Sage College announces changes to its student newspaper staff. Rosemary Sheehy becomes feature editor. Lois Brown named managing editor and copy editor. Alphonse Aum reports a new business major post. Miss Ausmauc advances to junior business major with athletic association ties. Francis Albertson, overseas, wounded in February, son of Marion Albertson, formerly of Brooklyn, previously with Allegheny Stadium Steel and United Traction Co, served since July, slight wounds in left thigh and hand, played saxophone with Troy Area orchestras.
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Es “"Fhey Incin Migg
Jean Aomend
Azé Srs
Alphonse J. Aum
North Lake Avenue
Troy
Stanage
Miss Ausmauc
Gin
College Atletic Association
Mise Rosemary Sheeny
Sic
Jenn A. She
Young Peoples
Francis
Abbertson
Prince of
Marion Jock Brooklyn
Phay
Iso
Mery Alvertson
Fifth Avenue
Allegheny Stadium Steel Corp
United Traction Co
Paris
Troy Area
Easton Man Decorated with Bronze Star Medal
Kenneth L. Hill of Easton awarded Bronze Star for heroism near Nennig Germany on Nov 25, 1944. As messenger he evacuated 15 wounded under heavy fire despite a broken brake, aiding front-line medical stations. Enlisted 1940, trained in NY Massachusetts Florida Georgia, overseas since Sep 1944 with General Patton's Third Army. Sibling service noted. Marine policy on sea duties remains.
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Berge
Kenneth L. Hill
Marguerite D. Hill
Easton
Roltie E. Hill
Mechanicrike
Germany
Nennig
Our St
Greenwich
Hill
New York
Messechugetts
Florida
Georgia
Patton
Third Army
Floyd ‘Bil
Honduras
Madie
Army Nurses’ Corps
War Exhibit Displays Local War Products The U S Employment Office Organizes Window Show
The display features war gear by James F. O Crowley of Willa Frear Co and National Automotive Fibres Inc. It includes jungle hammocks nylon parachutes and ponchos for Army and Marine use, detailing construction nylon strength and dual use tent setups. A two faced leaf print aims to camouflage wear.
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U.S
James F. O’crowley
Willa Frear & Co. Lee
Third Street
Nasional Auformotive Pigses, Inc
Waterford
National Automotive Fibres, Inc
Ome
Tve
Tistam
Policy Collector Fined $100
John J. Buehler and Santo Lo Porto were charged with involvement in a policy gambling syndicate. A rapid arrest at a store near Brate Street and Fifth Avenue led to Lo Porto being fined $100 after pleading guilty in Judge James F. Byron's court.
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John J. Buehler
Kenneth’ G.i
Gue
Troy
Lo Porto
eaMeeter
James F. Byron
Trey
le Porte
Brate Street
Fifth Avenue
Bora
Central
Enoch Eaton
Santo Lo Porto
Police Official O'Doherty Dies in Syracuse
Charles M. O'Doh hell, 45, director of the Syracuse Police Department Crime Prevention Bureau, died that night. He was prominent in efforts to combat juvenile delinquency.
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Syracuse
Charles M. O'Dohell
Syracuse Police
New Trial Denied In Railroad Case
Supreme Court Justice Pierce H Russell denied a motion by Troy Union Railroad Co lawyers to set aside a jury verdict for the plaintiff Jessie E Greenhitt arising from a fall at the Troy station over a year ago. Attorneys for the railroad argued the verdict was contrary to law and evidence and excessive. Plaintiff’s counsel indicated a possible appeal to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Pierce H. ‘Russell
Ury
Jessie’ E. Greenhitt
Troy Union Railroad
Plains
Trox Station
Whalen, McNamee, Creble & Nichols
Albany
Jones’& Jones
David Rasenfield
Roussel
Tsi
Corbett Named Acting Chief of Glens Falls Police
Detective Thomas Corbett is named acting chief of the Glens Falls Police Department after Chief George H. Culver resigns. Corbett will serve under a Civil Service exam plan with a permanent chief chosen from the exam list. Culver’s resignation takes effect March 25 and Corbett assumes duties Thursday.
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Sergi
Thomas Corbett
Glens Falls
Corbett
George H. Culver
Trojan Protected Red Cross Supplies Heroism Noted
Corporal Neon of the List Task Battalion earned commendation after defending a damaged truck carrying Red Cross Christmas supplies. He stayed to fend off German troops despite patrol warnings, then helped transport aid toward St. Vins from Holland. Neon, Troy High graduate, formerly managed a local drug store and played football and basketball.
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Red Cross
Seth -Corporal
Neon
List
Holland
St.Vins
Maxis
Xetson
Tuscheonette
Munechel & Francis
Troy High
Before the Christian era women valued mutch for complexions
Preceding the Christian era women prized mutch as a key beauty aid. The text notes its perceived value in preserving complexions and daily grooming in ancient societies.
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