Smoker Attendance Heavy at Holy Name Society Event
A large crowd attended a smoker at St Patrick's Church Hall on Monday night sponsored by the Holy Name Society. Richard Hennessey MC'd nine acts including four boxing bouts over about 1 hour 40 minutes. attendance topped 80. Mayor Hugh Donnelly and city officials were present. the event will be annual, with post program refreshments in the basement. The Jer Main Memorial Presbyterian Church Willing Workers met at Mrs Charles Krauss's home with next gathering planned for January 17 at Mrs Arthur Page's residence.
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St.Patrick’s Church Hall
Holy Name Society
Richard Hennessey
Dreas
Thomas J. Quinn
Enmuilttees
Father Quinn
Hennessey
Hugh ¥. Donnelly
Edward J. Koonmen
Thomas ©. Sullivan
Wiliam F.fennelly
Frank T. Meher
William FE. Noonan
Anthony Gully
William F. Parker, Jr
Philip J. Fox
Jer Main Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles Krauss
Broadway
Walter Quathout
Marian Coates
Arthur, Page
Second Avenue
Intermediates Lock In Two Way Tie In League Play
In Watervliet Civic Center Intermediates the Lakers crushed the Nutcrackers 81 to 29 to share the league lead. Bob Donlon led with 11 points, Johnny Kania added 10, and Kefia Kizirian disrupted several Nutcracker opportunities. In the second game the Hawkeys edged the Collegians 35 to 33 with Jack Keevern, Leste Kent and Bob Hemingway contributing key scores. Maurice Clough poured in 16 for the Collegians and Bob Smith had 11 for the losers. Standings show Bullets 4 9, Flynn Post Juniors 2 1, Elk Juniors 2 1, Unknowns 1 2, Demons 1 2, Leftovers 0 a. Saturday’s games feature Bullets versus Demons, Flynn Post against Leftovers, Elk Juniors versus Unknowns. Personal note: John J. Barnes of 1835 Fifth Avenue remains hospitalized at St. Peter’s after a fall, improving gradually.
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Watervilet Civic Center
Lakers
Bob Donlon
Johnny Kania
Kefia Kizirian
Hank McGrath
Walt Nash
Ken Vandersloof
Thie Hawkeys
Collegiany
Jack Keevern
Leste
Kent
Bob Hemingway
Keevers
Abandoned Tug Makes Last Cruise on Hudson River
After seven years idle due to a U S admiralty ruling the 27 foot tug Cora could not be moved by Coast Guard order. On New Year’s Eve it broke from moorings at Tri City Yacht Basin and sank in the Hudson between here and Albany. A second boat, a 22 foot Beas Sled Hickman, also broke loose and was found ashore near Menands Bridge. City Judge Elmer M. Rasmannen, commodore of the Troy Yacht Club, reckons over $10,000 in river craft were adrift over the weekend.
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Cora
Tri-City
Rampagis Hudson
U. S
Coast Guard
Johan Murphy
Hudson River
Here
Albany
Hickman
George F. Truitt
Troy
Menands Bridge
Elmer M. Rasmannen
Troy Yacht Club
Turbunent River
R A M Chapter To Install New Officers Tonight
R A M Chapter in Hudson River plans an installation ceremony at the Masonic Temple on Broadway at 7 20 p m Excellent Companion Herbert Loud presided by Excellent Companion Owen G Hudgins The 1949 slate includes Frank L Coates high priest George E Williams king Francis D Peters scribe Ernest Wheeler captain of the host James Wilson Jr principal sojourner Frank H Bachteler royal arch captain Robert B Dunn master of the third veil Hoscoe Alyesworth master of the second veil Raymond Morrison master of the first veil Luther N Freeman secretary Meritt E Best treasurer and Samuel Wine sentinel.
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Coyal
Robert B. Dunn
Hoscoe Alyesworth
Raymond Morrisson
Luther N. Freeman
Meritt E. Best
Samuel Wine
Aenfinel
Masonic City Elects New Officers Amid Flood Delay
For the first time in Masonic City history two elections occur in one year due to flood damage to the hall. Emmett Lennon heads a staff of three officers and five directors including Gustave Herzog as vice president and Edward Po King as treasurer. The group plans the annual Installation banquet at the Masonic Temple on Feb. 4 with Dr. M. D. Lipes announcing a new television set and pool table exhibit.
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Masonic City
Emmett Lennon
Gustave Herzog
Ernest Gloecner
Edward Po
King
Harry Forster
Everett Carlson
George Moreland
Samuel G.wise
Ernest Wheeler
Wise
Masonic Temple
M. D.lipes
Columbia Club Plans Meeting Next Week
The 1949 Columbia Club will meet at Knights of Columbus rooms on January 11 under president Mrs. Medore Comeau. Postponed from last night due to heat issues, plans for winter and spring activities will be discussed with hostesses Mrs. Comeau and Mrs. Thomas F. Cavanaugh guiding the program.
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Columbia Club
Knights of Columbus
Medore Comeau
WLC
Airs Comeau
Thomas F. Cavanaugh
One Way Parking Enforced By City Manager
City Manager Frank T Mahar warned residents to stop parking on the no parking side as flood waters recede. The city will again enforce the ban with Public Works and radio police aided by over 500 no parking signs to keep streets clear for plowing and safe traffic flow.
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Frank T. Mahar
Herald
Mahar
Public Works Department
Mr. Mahar
Rockets Sweep Royals and All-Stars in Cage Action
The Rockets beat the Black Knights 54 to 26 at the Civic Center led by Tom Bramfitt and Ed Mc Dermott with 12 and 11 points. The All-Stars upset the Royals 16 to 11 in the junior cage loop. Red Devils defeated the Harps 20 to 18 with Joe Czajkowski scoring six. Also notes on club officers and upcoming meetings.
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Rocket
Black Knights
Civic Center
Rockets
Tom Bramfitt
Ed McDermott
Jack Bruce
Cliff Thompson
Walt Kippen
John Stewart
Bob, Gaffigan
Don Spragan
All-Stars
Royals
Tony Ferro
Bob Brown
Bill Krause
Joe Meyers
Red Devils
The
Harps
Joe Czajkowski
Bistallies
Pascale
Red Devil Endlain
Red ‘Guites
Joe Wasula
Jim Murray
Tom Carroll
Recess Taken In Supreme Court After Settlement
Justice Donald S. Taylor recessed court to 10 am today after announcing the settlement of three negligence actions in Rensselaer County. Cases listed include Eva Cohen v Samuel Cohen, Genevieve Labanowski and Charles J Borsk v Roy McGinnis, and John F Maple by Evan Maple guardian v Clarence A Nolan. Attorneys Norman Weiss, Abraham L Kramer, W Joseph Shanley represented plaintiffs. Carter & Cowboy, Reginald V Spell, Herbert F Hastings jr represented defendants.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Donald S. Taylor
Eva Cohen
Samuel Cohen
Norman
John F. Maple
Evan Maple
Guardian
Clarence A. Nolan
W. Joseph Shanley
Herbert F. Hastings, Jr
Troy Area Bankruptcies in 1948 Minimal and Shifting
The U S District Court at Allentown recorded 213 bankruptcy petitions in 1948 across seven counties, a rise from 239 in 1947 but far below earlier peaks. Filings peaked at 1,590 in 1942 during mass liquidation, while 1946 saw a recent decade’s low. Many new veteran businesses entered bankruptcy in 1948.
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Troy
U. S. District Court
Allcn
Future Homes Warmed by Earth's Heat System
An article notes a new home heating method using earth warmth. A heat pump draws ground heat via a 200 foot deep loop and refrigerant transfers warmth to the house, functioning like a refrigerator, even in zero weather.
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New York
Grolier Society
Train Smashes Auto in Dover No Injuries Reported
In Dover Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive struck a truck early yesterday tearing off the motor windshield and floorboards and ripping the steering wheel from the driver Lewis A Gordon 32 and his helper Elmer Morris 30 both of Dover. Neither was hurt.
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Dover, del
Ins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lewis A. Gordon
Dover
Gordon
Elmer Morris
It Pumps Coldness from the Fearth into the House
A quirky phrase describes chilly air entering a home during the hot season, implying an unsettling or humorous take on summer heat and indoor climate. The text evokes a sense of mystery or whimsy about how cold air travels inside.
Radioisotope Shipments From Atomic Pile Ranges Across States
The report lists more than 70 percent of shipments for medical therapy and research involving radioisotopes produced at an atomic pile. From August 2, 1946 to May 30, 1948, large quantities were sent to New York and several other states, with Massachusetts and Ohio among top destinations for therapy and research in fields including veterinary studies plant physiology bacteriology and chemistry.
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Paul Asberasld
Oak Risige
Auipmenta
New York
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Pennsyvania
Ohio
California
Texas
Ohio-Hitnefs
Mich ‘Ligan
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Watervliet News
Bullets
Flynn Post
Elk Juniors
Unknowns
Demons
Elk
John J. Barnes
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Hospital
Fulton ST
R.A.M
Columbia Club Plans
Union National
Union National Beak
Wemver Feetr Tepnel Tnewrae Corpecrtign
Pauli Clickner
Wiling Workers of the North Reformed Church
George Peterson
Xoriman Selby
George Marfin
Theodore Keiser
Marion Swanson
Frank W. Drake
Oscar Miller
Poestenkill
George Seaseite
19Th Street
Raymond Miler
Leo Church
JA. John
SL. Bridget's Church
Roeaty Society
William
Oliver
Visting Nurses Association
Frederick E. Thalmass
Center Brunswick
Eagle Mills
Hamil’s
Youngstown
Watervliet
N.Y
E. J. Foley Feed & Grain CO
B'Way
Insurance O'Keefe
Wabilivy
6Th Ave
W'Vuet
Atirois Ber
Sroatnay
Prom Waterriet
Curley Te Et
Lady Lou
Our
Duchess
Castile
Modernella
Fermanen
Lingerie
Second Fleet
Ae Warday
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