Chodikoff Post Names New Staff Officers
Chodikoff Post 186 Jewish War Veterans elects new staff at the Jewish Community Center. Joseph A. Shi becomes commander with Joseph Zippla as senior vice commander and Bernard Lefan as junior vice commander. Other officers include Philip Wiplick adjutant William Maurer quartermaster Mort Solomon chaplain Jack Camachi day officer Jules Benjamin sergeant at arms Charles Cohen judge advocate Ramuel Cohen natural officer Bot Riech trustee. Installation set for January 17 at the center. A Troy post delegation will attend the state district meeting January 22–23 in Schepeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Chodikoff
Joseph A. Shi
Joseph Zippla
Bernard le Fan
Philip Wiplick
Wiliam Maurer
Mort. Solomon
Jack Camachi
Jules Benjamin
Charles Cohen
Ramuel Cohen
Iilson
Bot Riech
Jewish Community Center
Troy Post
Schepeotady
Obituary notices for Henry Mocier and Anna Pendt
Henry Mocier of Elena farmer died yesterday at Abe Mary McCiollan Hospital Cambridge after a lung illness. Survived by cousins Mia Seymour Patterson and Miss Agnew Corey of Greenwich. Burial details set from John A. Ryan Funeral Home to St. Joseph's Church then St. Jerome's Cemetery East Dorset Vermont. Anna B Pendt died yesterday at 204 Tenth Street after a brief illness. Born in Switzerland she lived in Troy fifty years and was active in St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Robert Merx and Mrs. Edward Gor ham, three sisters and one brother Fritz Ruch. Funeral from Fonda's Funeral Home.
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Aieney Mevier
Henry Mocier
Elena Farmer
Abe Mary McCiollan
Anna B. Pendt
Herman Pendt
Tenth Street
Brief Fineus
Bwitnerland
Troy
St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church
Page Einteem
Ald Bolbe
Ciety
Baker's
Robert Merx
Premars Sincera
California
Edward Gor
Marshall Planham
Waterford
Elizabeth Neth
Mra
Mario Batdenhoter
New Orleans
Lena Boelibaker
Philadelphia
Fritz Ruch
Switzerland
Fonda
Catherine Hegen
Catherion Regan
Leonard Hospital
Sera
South Carolna
James Regan
Regan
AME
Zion Church
Autvivons
Wong
James
Julian DeLon Regan
South Carolina
Augusta Dukes
Charlotte Reed
Main
Mary Span
Augusta Evana
Rébecca Dukes
Elle Jane Davis
Lavola Thompson
Thomas
Junior Dukes
Charles BE
Dukes
Bryce Funeral Home
John B. Miller
Amle
Burta
South Carolin
Martin L. Weelch
Martin L. Wealch
Mildred Shay
Bleeker Avenue
Hk. Newburg
King Solomon's Primitive Lodge
P.ka.m
Trinity Methodial Church
Board of
the Church
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inn
George Wands
Cornwall
Jessie Gates
Tomorow
Himes
Fifth Avenue
jTin Ireson
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
James T. Bell
Margaret Kilfolle Bell
Furman Street
Schenectady
Charles A
Johanna Nenneady Kilfoile
Bell
Catholic Daughters of America
Rdsary Society
St Luke's Church
Thomas Harehill
Charles A. Kilfelle
John Dunn
St. Luke's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
John W. Harris
Helene M. Harris
Center Brunswick
Helene
Pike
Ft. Edward
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
James H. Harris
River Street
Maurice D. Robertson
Aciating
Elmwood Hille Cemetery
Ehrtich
Ida H Rschfeld Ehrlich
Paching Avenue
Jule K. Gutmann
Rired
J. J. Quinlan
Harold M Faizenbaum
Louis H. Gross
Maurice D. Isenberg
Henry E. Richman
Jacob N. Mascov
New Mt Yda Cemetery
Rest Bette
Nauk Biette
Napoleon Biette
Cohoes
Jong wWinece
Canada
Doette
Rote Rivet
Ford Chixds
Wears
St. Joseph's Church
Rtasmond Martineau
Bertha, Nault
Dae Nonn Atert
Edward Nault
Raymond
Fokktrt Martineau
AG. Boivin
Sams
Congress Street
Lahore
France
Rennises
St. John's Cemetery
National Whirligig M rs Catherine Regan dies in South Carolina
The report lists the death of Mrs Catherine Regan widow of James Regan at Leonard Hospital following illness in South Carolina where she had moved to Troy three years ago. She leaves sons and many siblings with funeral details pending.
Health aid steady but funds and staff fade
The article notes U S and Inter American health aid waning as fourteen service directors meet in Quito to discuss journal issues and ongoing projects. It warns that without continued funding many hospital buildings may become army barracks and cites doubts about future U S support. A local obituary for Mrs Doette Nault Biette follows.
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U. S
President Plaza
Maryland
California
Ecuador
Institute Inter-American Affairs
Quito
Congress
Forrestal
Latin America
Washington County Sheriff’s Widow Dies
Washington County sheriffs widow Lawranes F. Shevlin died after a brief illness at Bamarion Hospital. He was a longtime employee of Ball Jolot Co. and a member of St Joseph’s Church. Survived by widow Catherine K Halpin and family including Edward F and two daughters. Funeral at residence 831 First Street Monday at 9 am then at St Joseph’s Church with solemn requiem mass. burial at St Peter’s Cemetery.
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Winevilla
Lawranes F. Shevlin
Bamarion Hospital
Boraim
Booth
See Josaph's Church
Ball Jolot Co
Shevlin
Catherine K. Halpin
Earflats Laff
James Case
Wetervnlet
Mary Favreau
Troy
First Street
St. Joseph'a Church
Ad Peter's
Cematery
Local groups announce essay contest and lodge meetings
Mechanicville area lodges launch a 1948 essay contest offering prizes totaling 40 dollars with state and national levels adding more. Entrants must be in grades 1 3 and submitting 200 to 750 words. Rules available at Elks lodges. the winner advances to state and then national rounds. Also reported are rescheduled KC council meetings and new officers for Crescent Temple Pythian Sisters and 4H Victory club in Newtown.
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Mechanicviig
Benevelat
Mike
Neleam
Mechanicville Ledge
Wit
Bigte Elks’ Association
Nelson
Elks’ Lodge
Mechanicvila Lodge
William Chandier
Leo TF
Watt
Arthur D. Casey
Services Resume at Center Brunswick and Tomhannock
Pastor Rev Cornelius Vanden Broek announced Sunday services will resume at Tomhannock Church at 9 am and Center Brunswick Church at 11 am. The Flat from Block corner of Francis and North Marin Streets is noted as the meeting site.
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Cornelius Vanden Broek
Center Brunswick
Tomhannock
Francis and
North
Marin
Ryan
City council approves property sales and traffic changes
The council set two hour parking meters on Beyerath Avenue from State to Grand Street and on Second and Fourth Streets. No left turns were approved at several intersections including Federal Street and River Street. They authorized sales of Lots 331, 330, 329 and other parcels to local residents for sums up to 2000, approved library and humane society contracts, repealed a prior Jets sale, and approved new commissioners of deeds. The room welcomed Joan Weaver as a new alderman and extended thanks to city departments for their food emergency effort.
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Fourth Street
Eset
William Street
Beyeath Avenue
State
Grand Street
Second
Fourth Streets
Federal Street
Fifth Avenue
River Street
Front Street
Delaware and Hudson Bridge
King Street
Congress Street
Eighth Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
Peter Falco
Hamilton Street
Albany
la Grand C. Guenther
Benjamin Ungerman
Brunswick Hills
Joseph Humes
Kang Street
C. Fred Schwartz
Hiver Street
Theodore Morsello
4Th. W
Troy Public Library
Mohawk and Hudson Humane Society
Harold and Hosanne Cook
Fifteenth Street
Qsclinca
Conunua
Tha
John J.aAhern
Edward M. Murray
Irene Dineen
William V. O'Connor
Edward B. Hughes
John J. Falion
Rudolph C. Hiller
Mary W. Joy
James T. Murray
Edward D. Nicoll
George Oviatt
Mary Ryan
Andrew Schusaker
Clark Snyder
John W. Kennedy
Lloyd E. Bingham
Thomas J. Mahan
Eather M. Coffey
Catherine F. Mulho
Joan & Weaver
Enzhteenth
Algermanic
Edward J Cahill
D-Uith Ward
Coret
Congress Debates Civil Rights and Labor Legislation
Senators clashed over civil rights proposals and Taft-Hartley provisions. Albert Jefferson Homeae proposed restoring Wagner Act powers while Truman pressed for broader labor reform. The debate touched on strikes, secondary boycotts, and jurisdictional disputes amid efforts to shield the economy.
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Etlender
Mil
Mr. Truman
Albert ‘Vhomeae
Dutah
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Thomas
National Labor Relations Board
Truman
Troiman
Farm price debate over parity and supports in Congress
The article reviews federal farm programs and the fight over parity as prices for meat milk and bread reflect government supports. It notes wartime 90 percent parity and a patchwork postwar plan, with Truman attacked by Democrats while supporters defend 90 percent parity and warn of surpluses or falling prices.
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Truman
G.O.P. Congress
Aiken
Young
R.N. D
Russell
D.ga
Farm Appropriations Subcommittee
Renamed trustees chosen at Minth Prov oytoriam Church annual meeting
The Minth Prov oytoriam Church held its annual gathering electing eleven renamed trustees for three years. The congregation approved adopting a rotary system for officer elections next year, first time in thirty years. Reports noted relief missions, charity drives, and church reorganization including a new choir and organist Lilian King.
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Rotary
Philip Reinherr
John Ray
Presbyterian Home
Irving Horton
Lilian King
R.pi
Liberty Presbyterian Church
Harold J. Quigley
Hoosick Social Notes From Hoosick Falls and White Creek
The column records local social visits and church activities. Guests include Mrs. Lillis McKeen and the McCart party in White Creek, the Paris family in Troy visiting the Domine home, and Julian G. Hillhoune staying in Stamford with May Ten Eyck. Baptist Church events feature Rev. Melvyn White's 9:30 service and Sunday school at 10, plus an annual Sunday school meeting electing officers led by Mrs. Archie L. Rudd and others.
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Lillis McKeen
Clarence McCart
White Creek
Ald Union of the Baptist Church
Wesley Herrington
Harold Paris
Harold, Jr
Troy
Francis Domine
Julian G. Hillhoune
Stamford
Conn
Mies May Ten Eyck
The
Baptist Church
Melvyn White
Everett F. James
Randall
Effie Rice
Earl Os Barton
Hoosick Falls
Sunday School of the Baptist Church
Archie L. Rudd
Charles Rudd
Jannetts Green
George Spendiff
Phebe Armisby
Roscoe Pierce
Mies Leila Philpott
Area Veterans Insurance Policies Notices for Address Updates
Veterans in the area are advised to report any changes of address to the VA. The agency requests updates on insurance policies and whether they are active, at least three months’ window. Homebound veterans or those not in touch with the VA should notify the VA office with their new address for follow up. Further information available at the agency.
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Uressige
Taft
Thomas
Dewey
Congress
Ben. Irving L. Ives
New York
Washington
Mr. Ives
Albany
Ives
Bena
Park Avenue
Anna Tiermey
Park and
Central Avenues
Ok Academy
V.A
Teachers See Proposed Aid Boosts and Salary Hikes
Jamin F. Feinberg and Assembly Speaker Oswald Heck discuss potential education funding gains. Onondaga County could receive about 1 million dollars annually in extra aid if the bill passes, with proposals for automatic raises and an extra 200 dollars yearly for teachers with five or more years. Governor Dewey mentions possible future increases but does not advocate immediate raises, while regents seek 23.0 million in increased aid and salary boosts to 40 million total, and Democrats pledge to push more support.
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Jamin F. Feinberg
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Hughes
Onondaga County
Burke
Tha Noonan
Association
Deway
Dewey
Civil Service Openings Include Arsenal Job
Applications are available at the Troy Post Office for civil service positions at the Wetervnlet Arsenal including artist illustrator and stenographers and typists in federal agencies in New York and New Jersey. Salaries range from 2284 to 3727 dollars for illustrators and 2284 to 2498 dollars for stenographers. Irving C. Dutcher is the local secretary for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Wetervnlet Arsenal
New York
New Jersey
Toplate
Irving C. Dutcher
City Budget Row Sparks Alderman Blame Game
Alderman Cahill accuses Mayor Ahern of mischaracterizing finances in a public budget dispute. He cites layoffs and compares budget figures for welfare and health departments to challenge the administration. Cahill challenges the council to review city books at City Hall and warns of political motives in the mayor’s message.
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Amerpal Cahill
LeGrand
Cahill
Ahern
Smith
The
Commoneil
Edward A Fitzgerald Weke
Jetter
People of
Troy
Mie
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