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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1945

Page

11

State to Get 33 Million For Highways

The Record reports that New York will receive 233,992.0168 for past-wer skhiway construction as its share of 560 million under the Federal Highway Act of 1943, with allocations to federal-aid, secondary roads, and urban highways. Announced by Federal Works Administrator Bur Gen. Philip B. Fleming, the plan funds postwar road work and surveys. The act envisions a dollar-for-dollar matching program to alleviate city bottlenecks and connect major cities with express routes.

Record Newspapers Bureau Washington, D.C New York Uae Bur Philip B. Fleming Federal

Six Children Form Tamrac Farm Fire Brigade

Six children aged 2 to 12 formed a volunteer fire group to battle a blaze at their Tamarac farm home. With the oldest boy 12, they tried to save the house before neighbors, relatives, and the Humane Society aided. Edward led with a bucket brigade but the fire damaged the residence, leaving the family possessions lost and the children in care at local shelters.

George Masfield Hi Charles Tamaree Sis George Musfield Troy Humane Society Shelter Tamarac Humane Society George Maxfield Snyders, Corners Ehr Edward Shi George Charles James Leon Shirler Fie John G.ross Mr Ross Mr. Ross Eagle Mills Fire Department Harold J. Winse Maxfelt Red Cross Ross Fourth Street Chester A. Irving Brett Hutton Street Maxfield Eagte Milla Viola Hewitt Clums Corners Tamarac Road Masfield

Four Escape Death As Train Wreck Hits Car

Four passengers escaped with slight injuries when their car was demolished by a southbound New York Central train near Isloght crossing close to Catskill. Driver Clayton F. Baker of Poughkeepsie said he was temporarily blinded by a heavy snowstorm. All occupants suffered shock.

New York Central Isloght Catskil Clayton. F. Baker Poughkeepsie

Confessions in Vandting Murder Case Linked to Local Teen

A 13 year old boy Myron Senunchick a Vandta High School honor student confessed to beating to death a girl after a church social in Forest City Pa. Police say the body was found in a vacant house cellar and the motive linked to an assault with a heavy metal object and a piece of wood. Dist Att Braden said the boy was arrested daily as inconsistencies emerged in his stories.

Scranton Patt Mas Bassett Vandting Dist James J. Br Myron Senunchick Vanda High School Brady James J. Brady Forest City

State Police Seek Hit-Run Off Truck

State Police seek the driver of a northbound truck in Defreestville after it struck a parked car owned by George R. Toolajian. Toolajian, in the car, was uninjured as the vehicle suffered heavy damage and was pushed about 15 feet. Trooper L. J. Abbott reported Rou 4 involvement.

George R. Toolajian Defreestville Toolajian L. J. Abbott Averill Park Rou 4

Poultry Raisers to Exhibit at Boston Show

Entries from Rensselaer County compete for more than 15000 in premiums at the 96th Boston Poultry Show in Boston Massachusetts The show is billed as the oldest and largest of its kind with over five entries from more than six states and Canada Henselaer County participants include E B Bentley from Hoosick Falls and F McAvoy from Troy

Rensselaer County Boston Mass Garden States Canada Henselaer County E. 3 Bentley Homsick Falls F. McAvoy Faery Kaauer Trey

Ammunition Output Soars As War Demands Grow

General Hardy, head of the Ordnance Ammunition Division, told Watervliet Arsenal that production will top 680 000 tons this month, about 835 percent above 1982 levels. He explained shifts from obsolete shots to improved designs, ongoing contracts, and the need to forecast 18 to 22 month ahead due to evolving battlefield demands.

Roswell B. Hardy Ammunition Divisios Ordnance Department Bug G. Gillespie Watervnlet Dannery Hardy Mmnunilion Arsenst Simm Ordinve Industry Ordnance

Troy Puppy Takes Honors At Spaniel Show

Kenda Thank a months old daughter of Chama Kenda's Loma owned by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lopeman of South Lake Avenue won first in the puppy group and was named third best female springer spaniel at Spaniel Specialty in Hunter Roosevelt New York yesterday. There were 393 entries nationwide. The pup's mother is the national bench champion and she is being prepared for the big Madison Square Garden show February 12 13 where she will face top puppies.

Troy Kenda Thank Chama Kenda Kenneth Lopeman South Lake Avenue Roosevelt New York Madison Square Garden

Boy Who Helped Catch Nazis Visits Dewey

Harvard Hodgkins, 17, Hancock Palet, aided in the capture of two alleged Nazi saboteurs and was a guest of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey in Albany yesterday. The boy traveled from New York to Albany by car after a flight delay due to bad weather, then headed for Augusta, Me, to meet with his family and local contacts before returning to New York City.

Harvard Hodgkins Hancock Palet Bor Thomas £. Dewey Albany Bodzkins New York Augusta Moter Bio Holiday Maice

Judge’s Error Reverses Anthony Case

The Court of Appeals reversed the Rensselaer County Court judgment in Bewin Anthony, due to erroneous instructions by the county judge. The decision, issued December 2, notes the opinion would be printed and mailed to counsel. Anthony, convicted of felonious assault in Lansingburgh, faced 10 to 20 years. retrial may be moved to County Court.

Court of Appeals Rensselaer Clinton Fudge Cristos Corcotorezion Udon Lansingburg Aptponv Marekteric Counts Court

Brunswick Legion Post Plans Meeting Friday

The Brunswick Post of the American Legion will meet at Leon Gervais home Friday at 5 pm. The newly organized Women’s Auxiliary will also meet at Mrs. Martin Quinlan’s home in Eagle Mills at the same time. Mrs. Arthur Keough presided.

Brunswick American Legion Leon Gervais Comdr. W. DB Women’s Auxiliary Martin Quinlan Eagle Mills Arthur Keough

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