Traffic law enforcement to begin in Troy with parking rules
Commissioner Frank M. Ames announced that Troy police will start thorough enforcement of parking meter rules and related violations in the business district tomorrow. Two officers will patrol meter violations and a motorcycle officer will keep alleys clear, with no all night parking and emphasis on public cooperation to improve traffic conditions. Ensign Warren F. Moore earned a naval architecture certificate at the University of Michigan in a ceremony officiated by Rear Admiral E L Cochrane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Commissioner of Public Safety
Frank M. Ames
Ames
Sevorrica Xm
Harold O'Neil
John Hickey
Yi Tatu Ryan
Commissioner Ames
Warren F. Moore
University of Michigan
University
E. L. Cochrane
Bureau of Ships
Washington, D. C
Funeral Held for James C Colgate in New York
The funeral for James C Colgate of Old Bennington and New York was held at Riverside Church in New York City. Interment will be in Old Bennington. He was a longtime stock broker and trustee of Mutual Life and New York Trust, with ties to Colgate University. Survived by three daughters and fourteen grandchildren.
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James Colby Colgate
Old Bennington
New York
Riverside Church
Old First Church
Colgate
James Boorman
Susan Farnham
Yonkers
Colgate University
Columbia
James B. Colgate & Co
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York Trust Co
Colgate University Corp
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Phi Beta Kappa
Funeral Today for Pvt. John Kurac Soldier Burned in Duty
A military funeral is held today at 9 30 am at All Saints Church Granville for Pvt. John Kurac who died from injuries during maneuvers at Fort Jackson Washington. Kurac a Granville native attended local High School three years before enlisting March 12 1933. Interment is in the church cemetery with Granville American Legion assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Church
Granville
John Kurac
Fort Jackson
D. C
I Kurac
Pfe
Michael Purnak
Kurac
Michael Kurac
Stephen A
Michael, Jr
Bridgeport
Kathryn Putnam
Rome
Granville Post
American Legion
John Krzysko
Pain Relief Claim Prompts Quick Rub in BEN-Gay
An ad-style claim asserts Peter Pain tortures you with acting lumbago pain and promotes BEN-Gay as fast relief. It touts BEN-Gay containing vastly more active ingredients than five rival rub-ins and cites laboratory tests to back the claim.
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Peter
Ben-Gay
Transfers Listed as Fogarty Plans Retirement in Troy Police
Commissioner Ames announced a large transfer list effective tomorrow. Sergt. Andrew F. Fogarty filed for retirement after over forty years on the force. Several patrolmen shift to plainclothes and bank detail assignments in Central and First Precincts while others move between the Detective Bureau and patrol posts in the City of Troy. Fogarty, appointed in 1903, served in the central section since 1926.
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Lst
Troy
Commissioner of Public Safety
Frank M. Ames
Andrew F. Fogarty
Ames
Edward J. Houlihan
William H. van Steenburg
Central Station
Michael J. Kane
Detective Bureau
Kenneth G. Fake
Frank J. Hahn
Frank D. Dippo
James W. Spain
William P. O'Connell
B. J. Farrell
Harry L. Bills
First Precinct
Bills
Daniel H. Sheehan
Detctive
James M. Dillon
Public Works Department
John B. Madigan
Welfare Department
First
John J. Buehler
Joseph F. Ormsby
Arthur M. Fitzgerald
Fogarty
Police Department
Missing in action Pvt Ed Teal in Italy since January
Private Ed ward Teal 18 has been missing in action in Italy since January 26, the War Department informed his mother Mrs Katherine Teal of 33 Vanderheyden Street. The Red Cross sought information on his whereabouts as Mrs Teal reported no word for months. Teal attended Hillside School and played in the school band before entering service a year ago at the R P I dormitories.
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Wissing
Edward Teal
Italy
War Department
Katherine Teal
Vanderheyden Street
Teal
Home Service Bureau
Rensselaer County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Hillside School
Private Teal
Troy Doctor Receives Army Medical Corps Commission
Dr. Samuel J. Werlin of 103 West Street, a pediatrician, has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the Army Medical Corps and ordered to report March 4 to Camp Carlisle in Pennsylvania. He will close his office at 118 Second Street for the duration and is associated with Samaritan Hospital and the Rensselaer County Medical Society. He is a LaSalle College graduate, attended Howard University, interned at Jameson Memorial Hospital and Willard Parker Hospital, and served as resident pediatrician at Queens General Hospital. his three brothers are in military service.
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Samuel J. Werlin
West Street
Medical Corps
Army
Camp Carlisle
Pennsylvana
Werlin
118
Second Street
American Board of Pediatrics
Samaritan Hospital
Rensselaer County Medical Society
LaSalle College
Philadelphia
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Willard Parker Hospital
New York City
Queens General Hospital
Jamaica
L. I
Eli Werlin
Asiatic Area
Nathan Werlin
Fort Bragg
N. C
Sol Werlin
England
Schenectady Navy Captain Dies in Pacific Theater
Captain Joseph K. Konieczny of Schenectady died in the Pacific during wartime service. A 40 year Navy veteran, he enlisted in 1897 at 17, rose from apprentice seaman to captain, served in the Spanish American War and World War I, spent 19 years in the Far East, and received multiple valor citations. His body was returned to the United States and buried in Arlington Cemetery.
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Schenectady
Joseph K. Konieczny
Navy
Navy Department
Konieczny
United States
Arlington Cemetery
Konieceny
Wavy
Far East
Western Union
Bill Would Boost State's Racing Tax
In Albany Senator Seymour Halpern proposes a measure to take 7 percent of the pari mutuel tax on horse race betting plus all breakage, boosting state revenue to about 22 700.00. The plan would cut tracks’ share to 3 percent and end breakage. Halpern cites 1943 breakage of 2 163 633 and wartime buying power as justification for public control of the funds. Milton Dunn and Sars Ogden file a certificate to operate as Dunn & Ogden in the city.
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Albany
New York State
Seymour Halpern
Queens Republican
Halpern
Milton Dunn
First Street
Sars Ogden
River Street
Dunn & Ogden
Bennington Man to Get Engineering Award
Arthur M. Kehoe of Bennington Vermont has received the 1943 Lamme Medal from the American Institute of Electrical Engineers for pioneer work in developing alternating current networks and power distribution apparatus. He is vice president of Consolidated Edison Co. of New York.
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Arthur M. Kehoe
Bennington, Vt
Lamme
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Kehoe
Consolidated Edison Co
Lamme Medal Award Scene At Institute Meeting
New York City will be presented the Lamme Medal at the summer technical meeting of the Institute in St. Louis from June 26 to 30. The award honors meritorious achievement in development within the Institute.
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New York City
St. Louis
Lamme
John Powers Endorses Ereml Shampoo For Million Dollar Models
Renowned beauty authority John Robert Powers advises Million Dollar Models to use Ereml Shampoo. He claims it thoroughly cleanses scalp and hair, removes dandruff, leaves hair soft and silky, adds natural highlights, and is free of harsh chemicals with no dull film.
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John Robert Powers
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Eregan
Salvation Army Temple
Arthur Snell
Fred Riley
Charles A. Trew
Eric Smith
Marjorie Willetts
William A. Ward
James C. Colgate
Supreme Court
Fred P. Heller
Howard N. Lout
Lumbas
Teel
CSC Lea Ly
Ben-Gay Milo
Sergt. Fogarty
Ad Paula
Priva
Bail Telephone Laboratories
Capitol District
Audiphone Co
BEN Way
Mer
Bennington
St. Joseph
Ravelle
Soe
Stanleys
RAYON
Coats
Cretonnes
Boston
Jalaid
Cross War Fund
Swift
Borax
Percales
Challis
Voiles
Williams Omcian
Fourth
St. Proctor Bldg
Gorgeous Powers
Kreml
Edwards
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