New Type Parking Tickets Due in Troy Court
New type tickets will replace red ones for traffic and parking violations in Troy starting Monday. Blue tickets carry a $3 fine, white tickets stay at $1. The system uses three sections: placed on the vehicle, filed with the Traffic Bureau, and submitted to Traffic Court. Authorities Chief Mendadl and Police Justice O Connor announced the reform amid broader municipal changes.
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Phil Silvers stars on NBC Channel 4 weekly
Television fans can catch Phil Silvers star of Broadway’s High Button Shoes every Thursday night from 8:00 to 8:30 on NBC Television Channel 4. Tune in for a night of broad comedy and quick wit as Silvers brings his signature humor to Arrow Theatre.
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Parking tickets updated with clear notice and strict enforcement
New tickets explain tagging reason to motorists and warn of an 18 hour deadline before arrest warrants may be issued for unpaid fines. Police Justice O'Connor and Chief Kendall pledge rigid enforcement of parking rules as changes take effect. December traffic court shows $803 white and red tickets. year total reaches $8,405.
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Funeral Services Held For Dr Francis Walsh
The funeral for Dr. Francis K. Walsh was held from the residence at 245 Eighth Street at 8 o clock yesterday and from St Peter's Street at 8 30 am. Rev Lawrence P. Kelly celebrated a solemn requiem Mass with Deacons Rev Michael F. English and Rev Joseph M. O Connor. W Leo McCarthy presided at the organ as the church quartet performed Miserere Domine Jesu Christe and Thy Will Be Done.
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St Peter's
Lawrence P. Kelly
Michael F. English
Joseph MM. O'Connor
W. Leo McCarthy
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Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Day’s Air Lineup
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Local Funeral Rites and Interment Held in Watervliet
Dr. Irving Walsh Dr. John H Carter Dr Clement J Han dron Dr John D Carroll Dr James G O Connor and Charles J Ranney were named among the deceased. Interment was in St Marys Cemetery where Father O Connor officiated. Delegations from Sisters of St Colmans Home Watervliet SS Paul the Apostles School and the Troy Post American Legion attended. Delegations from St Peters Holy Name Society Troy KO and Troy Post American Legion later visited the residence conducting prayers.
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Clement J. Handron
John D. Carroll
James G. O'Connor
Charles J. Ranney
St. Mary's Cemetery
Farher O'Connor
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St. Colman’s
Watervliet
SS Paul the Apostle’s School
Troy Post
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American Legion
Looter Arrested In Flood Hit Building
A flood damaged North Adams building case opened in district court before Judge Magent. A River Street teen, amid debris from a partially collapsed structure, allegedly stole 58 worth of items from a Craney establishment. A speculator triggered police, a youth was taken into custody, and Raymond Greta faced larceny charges while a 16 year old boy awaited court.
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Two Troy Firms Report Thefts Of Merchandise
The Troy Detective Bureau reported two thefts of merchandise from city businesses and a third entry with no items missing. The John L Thompson & Sons Co at 159 River Street saw $291 in goods stolen including wrist watches, cigarette lighters, and compacts after a rear window break. Det Shields investigates. An Alaed Tavern employee found a smashed door grill window and four quarts of liquor missing valued at $16. Det Connery investigates. Dreher & Wirman Auto Repair Shop on 474 River Street reported a smashed rear window with nothing taken. Det Sullivan investigates.
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River Street
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Frank J. Connery
Tat Dreher & Wrman Auto Repair Shop
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Theater Not Disturbed Despite Nearby Fire
Fire near the Painters Supply Co on Bradford Street caused smoke readings and drew a crowd in Albany Tuesday. The Colonial Theater remained open with patrons not asked to evacuate while alarms spread to adjacent boxes. Damage centered on wallpaper in the storefront, as smoke billowed from the storage area.
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Matthew J Kell of 42 Jokere Avenue Recovering from Illness
Matthew J Kell known as a director of minstrel shows and church entertainments, residing at 42 Jokere Avenue, is recovering from pneumonia after being taken to Troy Hospital earlier this week. He had been active for many years.
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Matthew J .Matt Kelly
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Poisoning at Troy Home Ends In Family Tragedy
Mrs. King and her husband Charlee F. King faced tragedy as pasta poisoning affected their children Doris and William after an apparent gas or poisoning incident at their street home in Troy. Neighbors and authorities investigated while the family, recovering, described a night of illness and confusion. Police considered the event part of a broader inquiry into possible substance exposure linked to the household.
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