Two Offices Open to Recruit Arsenal Help
War Manpower Commission opens two offices for recruiting men and women for Waterview Arsenal at Comeesang Mechanicville and AUF. Miss Beth Moore directs site selection with Serg. Lawrence Hellebee assisting. Maj. George E. Hesdall oversees posters and drive to attract women for War effort. Sgt. Kelleher has already interviewed hundreds in Cohoes and Mes.
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War Manpower Commission
Ces
Waterview Arsenal
Comeesang
Mechanicville
AUF
Bmcginty
Beth Moore
U. & Employment Service
Serg
Lawrence
H. Helle- Bee
Issist
E McGinty
WMC
Miss Moore
Herold F. Sa
Kelleher
Ins
Cohoes
Mes Vitryphey
al Bouse
Waterviiet Arsenal
Europe
Maj
George E. Kendall
Arsenal
Lawrence H. Kelleher
Pacific Combat
Sergeant Markham To Take Course At Police Academy
Joseph F. Markham of the Troy Police Department leaves for Washington D C today to begin a 14 week course at the FBI national police academy. He will be the second officer from the force to take the program, following Captain Frederick H. Ibbatt of the Traffic Bureau who attended last year for 14 weeks. The course covers all phases of crime detection work. CLASS WILL MEET Sunday School class led by Mrs Seth MN Gening will gather at Mrs James O'dvien's home on Seventh Avenue Monday with assistants Mrs Harry Mason, Mrs Byron Follett, Miss Ida Siter and Mrs Edgar Fischer. Devotions to be given by Miss Carolyn Breed.
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Joseph F. Markham
Troy Police Department
Washington, D. C
FLBL
National Police Academy
Markhams
Frederick H. Ibbatt
Traffic Bureau
Seth MN
Gening
Firs
James O'dvien
Seventh Avenue
Harry, Mason
Byron, Follett
Ida Siter
Edgar Fischer
Birs
Stanley Cross
Harold Petersen
Migs
Carolyn Breed
Aviation Parley Set in Albany for Postwar Aviation
Statewide conference of state and local officials to discuss aviation's postwar development in New York will convene in Albany on January 18. Hosted by the Department of Commerce and three local officials groups, the meeting will cover airport construction, local government roles, and data to guide policies for air services after the war. The program features Gill Robb Wilson and officials from federal and state aviation bodies.
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State Department of Commerce
New York State
M. P. Catherwood
Empire State
Gill Robb Wilson
New York Herald Tribune + v
New Jersey ‘State Aviation Department
Federal Department of Commerce
The
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New State Aviation Council, Inc
Settlement Ends Assessment Case in Troy Compromise Reached
The City of Troy and Wright's Underwear Go operators of the Aeina Mi in Lansinghbert settle the 1943 assessment on the mill property. John J. Kelly, counsel for the company, filed the county clerk with an order signed by Justice McK Murray permitting the compromise. The mill building assessment drops from 3150.00 to 873, and vacant lands from 5589 to 268.
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Bess
Troy
Wright
Underwear Go
Aeina Mi
Lansinghbert
Emll
John J. Kelly
Conzy
Justice Wick. Murray
Prisoner Airmail Forms Arrive Here
New free airmail forms for prisoners of war in Germany arrive at Trox Post Office. Old forms with Victory symbols were rejected by the German government. Until new WOPMG forms arrive, POW mail can be sent free despite six cent airmail stamps. Regular air mail with military plane image is refused. Postal authorities say regular forms ensure delivery. POW letters to Germany are cancelled on symbols-free machines.
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Germany
Trox
Military Prisoner Found in Rensselaer
A man sought by Hudson authorities for a hit and run admitted to investigators that he was an escaped military prisoner. Stanley P. Grabick, once at a 352 gasoline station in Rensselaer, said he escaped from Camp Turick in California and has evaded military authorities since May. He is held in the county jail awaiting removal by military authorities on a charge of being absent without leave.
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Hudson
Recemity
Stanley P. Grabick
Air Pendhant
Rensselaer
Camp Turick
California
Grabick
Kmwhkary
Private Dayton S. Sandholt Receives Purple Heart in England
Pvt Dayton S Sandholt son of Mrs Kathryn B Sandholt and the late Samuel Sandholt has received the Purple Heart at a hospital in England where he is convalescing. He was wounded in France. Miss Rowena Wiseman of Red Grass club adviser has visited him at the hospital and he later went to the club where she is stationed. Corp Kenneth Coonley stationed in England also visited him at the hospital. He writes of the fine treatment he is receiving in letters home.
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Purple Heart
Dayton S
Sandholt
Kathryn B. Sandholt
Samuel Sandholt
Fifth Avenue
England
France
Rowena Wiseman
Red Grass Club
Corp
Kenneth Coonley
Waterford Soldier Broadcasts From Tokyo Camp
Waterford families received a second short wave message from Private Harry W. Seifert held in the Tokyo Camp Prison near Tokyo. He reported good health, asked for home photographs, and anticipated a joyous reunion. Fellow soldier Loyal Seifert, in France, was also mentioned.
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Japan
Othe Voice of
Pte
Harry W. Seifert
Troy
Seifert
Bataan
Tokyo
Anise
Loyal
Corp
Loyal Seifert
France
Idaho
California
Waterford High School
The
Bear Managing Corp
Auto Plate Issuance Sites Listed In County
The county announces 2845 mobile plates will be issued at multiple locations in Rensselaer starting January. Listings include Firemen’s stations, garages, stores, and the Town Hall with times ranging from morning to afternoon. Readers are advised to check local sites for exact hours and addresses.
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Rensselaer
Coustyn
Barcharrs
Firemen
Nicie
Mt Po
Raymerton Meya
Firemen's Acarks
J Braun
Brurwa
Ryders Howel
D Lake
Ryemitter
I Wes
Birch
A.s
Wynangel
Perr Oreange Panel Co
Sekodack
Pam
McClintock's
Stephentown
Slaven's
East Green+ bush
Hoon
Tows
Berhiar
Psi. Sawyers
Petersburg
Lansing
Castieton
Huyek
Municipal
Hoosick Falls
Pire
Renseelad Cit
Fom's
Nassak
Teen Agers Prove to Be Healthy Lot
The Wycarpids are a healthy lot. Albany center for physical examinations attributes the drop in rejections to younger examinees. A spokesman said there has been no change in physical requirements for service in the armed forces. Most 18 year olds pass, while older age groups show more rejections. A youth just out of school is in good physical condition. A 30 year old busy man may not be in such good shape.
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Albany Center For Physical Examinations
Robot Attack Would Bring No Blackouts
A wartime bulletin to civil defense officials states that enemy robot bombs in New York State would not cause blackouts. Thomas, State Chief, says extensive robot attack risk is slight and that damage would come mainly from falling debris and shattered glass. He urges protective actions if a bomb is seen or heard.
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Wil Potte
New York State
War and Navy Departments
Zanane Ae Oo
Thomas
OCF Directos
Aia
Police Warn Careful Inquiry After Explosion Rumors Arise
Officials advise protection personnel to investigate reports cautiously amid rumors of an explosion, noting the event may have been caused by a natural disaster rather than hostile action. The warning emphasizes verification before drawing conclusions.
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