Comptroller and General as Speakers at Chamber Dinner
Frank C Moon state comptroller will be principal speaker at the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner on March 9. Brig. Gen. G. Gillespie, Waterville Arsenal commander, will also address issues of municipal government and wartime production. The dinner committee is led by Carl G. Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C Moon
Chamber of Commerce
Hvat
Hendrick Hudson
Brig
Gex
A G. Gillespie
Waterville Arsenal
Rarauel W. McCochrane
The
Chanber
Carl G. Grimm
Phip
Dor Jon
Dana Watkyns
Thomas Do
Potts
So Beach Parker
William J. Fagan
National Federation ‘of Citizens’ Councils
Toronto
Canada
Hobart College
University of Buffalo
Board of Regents of State and Public Service
Mestick Commission
Royal Air Force
Moore
Brery
Draft for Men Aged 30 33 Planned Amid Higher March Quotas
Local draft boards implement a shift to include men aged 30 to 33 in the selective service draft unless absolutely essential in current industries. Deferments hinge on indispensability and employer verification. Fathers may receive extra consideration in this age group, and officials anticipate men over 30 will comprise about 30 percent of the 1943 call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Episcopal Bishop Speaks at St Pauls Lenten Service
The Episcopal Bishop of Western Massachusetts Rev William Appleton Lawrence will address the midday Lenten service at St Pauls Episcopal Church Troy at 12 55 pm. Lawrence a Cambridge native and Harvard graduate was consecrated bishop in 1996 and serves as a Mt Holyoke College trustee with homes in Springfield Massachusetts. Salary raise for county election commissioners denied by Schenectady Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Appleton Layrence
Episcopal
Massachusetts
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Bishop Lawrence
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard, University
Union Theological Seminary
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Amherst
Trinity College
Springfield College
Grace Church
Lawrence
St. Stephen's
Lynn
Providenice
Mt. Holyoke College
Springfield
West Sand Lake Grange Discusses Project Day Plan
At a West Sand Lake Grange meeting Master Wither Bowers outlined National Grange Day plans and potential projects for the subordinate group. The gathering reviewed member rolls, Sunshine Committee duties, and future agriculture outlook with talks on food production debt reduction and livestock care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sand Lake Grange
Wither Bowers
Brate Grange
Brys
Garry Vincent
Vincent
Clarence Wicks
Sunshine Committeee
Justus Dings
North Greenbush
Alice Gardner
Albany
Gardner
Gardnner
Ethel Locke
K. Stanley
Buck
Selle Worthington
Grange
Herolg Alger
Area Officer Reported Killed In Philippines
First Lieutenant James T. McEvoy of Hemstreet Park was killed in action over Mindoro Island in the Philippines after being missing since February 4. Born July 36 1920 in Coaves and educated at Casey Jones School of Aeronautics he volunteered in 1939 and served as a master mechanic in the Army Air Corps. He had taken a mathematics course in New York and fought in nearly one hundred invasions in the South Pacific. Survived by his father and three sisters, including Mrs. Joseph Ryan of Champagne Indiana and Margaret and Jane McEvoy of Hemstreet Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. McEvoy
Hemstreet Park
Mindoro Island
Philippines
James McEvoy
Leutenant
Coaves
Casey Jones School of Aeronautics
Army Air Corps
Newe York
Arizona
South’ Pacific
Joseph Ryan
Champagne
Margaret and
Jane McEvoy
Thomas Leo Farley Dies at Haverstraw
Thomas Leo Farley 52, former deputy state boxing commissioner and Rockland County sheriff, died yesterday near Haverstraw. He left New York with brothers Philip William and John for Haverstraw and had served as deputy from May last year until the rating crackdown.
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Haverstraw
ENS
Thomas Leo Perley
James A. Farles
Philip
William
John
New York
Baver
Straw
Thomas Parley
State Rating Commission
Mey
Rockland
Missing-Corp John E Soltis presumed MIA over Japan
John E Soltis former Yonkers resident gunner on B 29 based on Saipan since December 2 is missing in action over Japan since January 14 per War Department telegram to sister Miss Mary E Soltis of Yonkers New York He is survived by a brother in Watervliet and a sister who was a former ice skating champion.
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Corp
John E.soltis
Saipan
Japan
War Department
Mary E. Soltis
Morningside Drive
Yonkers
Tokyo
Soltis
Gishe Gertie
Corporal Soltis
Watervliet
St Patrick's School
Michael Soltis
2424
Tenth Avenue
Mechanics’ School
Seymour Johnson Field
N. C
Lowry Field, Col
OPA Reports Tires and Cars Rationed for March
The OPA set March quotas identical to February with 1,600,000 tires allocated to B and OC drivers and 2,000 new cars for rationing, leaving 10,000 cars. Inventories are described as grogsh inadequate for warm months, signaling limited A card access. Trucks buses farm tractors retain February levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Impleme Urits
France Confirms Participation in San Francisco Security Parley
Paris says French participation in the San Francisco world security conference can be considered assured. The Foreign Office notes the Big Three have been notified of France’s acceptance, but Paris will not commit to acting as a sponsoring power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris i
San Francisco
Foreign Office
France
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments Highlight Odd Pairs
A scrambled crossword snippet shows clues and partial answers with mis-typed words and unusual letter sequences. Several entries reference objects like a coin and a cleaner, while others mix names and invented terms, indicating fragmented puzzle text without coherent solutions.
Servicemen Tax Exemptions And Filing Rules Explained
A Washington graphic note explains which military pay and allowances are tax exempt and when service members must file. It details exemptions for active duty pay, pensions, disability benefits, and education funds, and shows how civilian income affects filing requirements especially for wives claiming exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anly
Montily
Jones
Neitther
Internal Revenue Collector
United States
United Nations
Pownal Church Elects Officers After Conference
The fourth quarterly conference of the Pownal St. Petersburg Methodist Church elected officers and reported on committees. Charles Mason was named treasurer and secretary of benevolence, with Jackson Ostrander presiding over the Young People division. Other appointments covered trustees, finance, nominations, auditing, records, and hospitals and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius J. Trict
Methodist Church
Petersburg
W. Beals
Pakip G. Pratezma Snastees
Che Isteeriet
Carles E. Mason
Philip
Letters Issued On Three Estates In Rensselaer County
Surrogate Court in Rensselaer County issued letters of administration yesterday for three estates. Margaret L. Wheeler of Brunswick died February 16, leaving a $7500 personal and $8000 real to LeRoy Wheeler. Clarence Ketcham of Pittstown died January 23, leaving $450 personal and $36,000 real to Bernice Ketcham. Edward Rose of Albany died April 38, leaving a nominal estate to Mary A. Rose. Attorneys of record include Lawrence Clinton, Chase, and Matthew M. Dunne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Jadse Peard J. Dons
Hue
Margaret L. Wheeler
Brunswick Feo
Clarence Ketenam
Pittstown
Edward Rose
Mee. Wheeler
LeRoy Wheeler
Cropseyville
Lawrence Clinton
Clarence Ketcham
Bernice Ketcham
Johnson
EL Irvieg
Chase
Mary A. Rose
Ninth Street
Matthew M. Dunne
Tax refund rules for servicemen families after death
A report explains that if a serviceman dies and his family settles the tax obligations, they may qualify for a refund by filing within specified requirements. The article outlines the posthumous filing steps and eligibility considerations for widows and dependents.
Three Actions Settled and Court Reconvenes in Rensselaer County
In Supreme Court for Rensselaer County three actions were announced settled as the court reconvened yesterday under Justice Jee Hg. The session also saw the commencement of testimony in a separate matter cited as anardian ad tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rensselaer
Jee Hg
Court action mentions several parties in mixed docket
Fragmentary OCR notes reference cases including Peter Russo v Joseph Ligéoin and firms such as United Traction Co and Firestone Tire. A statement about a daughter Rising Dowey appears, with a note that the case will be adjourned today and actions deemed settled.
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Rising Dowey
Peter Russo
Joseph “Ligéoin
Jatter Hoganes United Traction Co
Atl
Anininetti Grieco
Firestone Tire & Pubbar
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John T. Moran
Personal Finance Co
Broadway
Troy
Daien
Zemo
Ee - Ae
Kian
Schenectady County Board of Supervisors
Bonat
Alan
DUART
Salon
Lydia Pickhan
Area Grange
Thomas Leo Farley
Lee Wah
Knickerbocker
H. O. Baker
Taconic Red and Gun Club
Rockies
Shasp
Babes Dasery
York
Peterman
Gildea Glen Evelings
St Peace
Thornton
Sean
Thornton Ears
Haring
Duncan Phyfe
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