Troy Exempt Firemen Elect C L Moore President
Charles L. Moore was elected president of the Troy Exempt Firemen at the annual meeting and dinner. He succeeds Thomas E. B. Vainey with a slate of officers named, including Alfred Hipg Jr as first vice president and John Cunningham as second vice president, along with other officers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Moore
Troy
Mren
Thomas EB. Vainey
Alexander C. Hipg, Jr
Joha J. Cunningham
Robert H Sheehy
Elding
Fred “de
Willem J. Pagan
James T. Mahoureyang
Preston Garing
John A. Pardee
Harald Hardain
Ascrew J. DeLorme
Albert Flax- Braver
Edward Herrington
Thomas J. Gallander
Allernate
Is. Haronl Fitzgerald
Sheedy
Doran Rhe
Trey
Ze Sad Asmedt Sus Faran
Sheehy
Min Doran
Treasuer
False Alarm Triggers Firemen's Early Run in Troy
A false alarm at 3:50 P M yesterday sent Firemen from Box 553 to 310th Street and Seventh Avenue. Patrolmen Hofbauer and Quinlan of the Fourth Precinct reported boys seen near the alarm but not identified. Pumper 12 responded at 5:31 P M to 05th Street and First Avenue. no fire found as smoke arose from an overheated store in a two story brick building owned by the city, housing Tracking Co and E Buehler Co.
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310Th Street
Seventh Avenue
John Hofbauer
Arthur Quinlan
Fourth Precinct
Sox
Police Yard
City of
Troy
E Buehler
Hand Injury Awards Total Over Three Thousand Dollars
A Workmen's Compensation Court award of 1265.63 to John Keenan for loss of use of the right hand from the George S. Clark Lumber Co. injury, with several other workers receiving varying sums such as 733.15 for Stephano Schiliaci and 392 for Louis Coheux. Cases continued for one year with compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heenan
Lyman A. Kilburn
Court House
Keenan
George S. Clark Lame Ber Co
Stephano Schiliaci
White
Troy Department of Public Works
Great Lee
Arthur RL Cates
Watloomeac
Paper Mills Co. Inc
Louis Coheux
Hartel Tennial Corp
Wheon
Lena Sarnami
J. da Beer & Son
H. A. McRae & Co., Inc
Henry J. O'Neil
Wille A. Morrisey
Esplay of
Food Frong Corp
New Tank Mounts Heaviest Gun Yet
Washington reports that Congress heard details of a new tank described by President Roosevelt as heavier than the 35 ton Hellcat and mounting a gun more powerful than any on a fast moving vehicle. Senator Johnson noted the European fighting shows a need for greater firepower to stand up to Nazi forces.
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Washington
UPI
Roosevelt
State of the Union
Johnson
Senate Military Committee
Europe
Double Trouble in Youngstown Collision
Pr John Cumin, crossing a business street in Youngstown, was struck by a car that sped away. A second vehicle then ran over him as he lay injured. A witness confronted the driver who replied and sped off. He was hospitalized with a possible skull fracture.
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Youngstown
John Cuminsky
Cummins
Wien
Cuminsky
Cohooes War Bond Drive Exceeds Quota Significantly
J Harry Soden announced Cohors Sixth War Bond drive far exceeded its $100000 quota. Bonds sold totaled $2954712 62 at the focal post office and bank he noted additional from out of town concerns will push the total well above 3009000.
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Cohors
J. Harry Soden
Boden
Focal Postolace
Tie
Mr. Soden
Focal
Women in War Jobs Praised by Troy Club
Miss Beth Moore of the U.S. Eighth District urged the Business and Professional Women's Club of Troy to pursue barriers to employment and seize a golden opportunity for women. She cited women at Watervli e Arsenal and other war plants, noting the need for workable job solutions as servicemen return. Florence Buswell presided. Ada Scriven led singing. Katherine Gray played piano.
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Carriere
Fullom Floymert
Beth Aoore
U.S. E
Word
Business
Mise Moore
Moore
Waterviie
Arsenal
Otter -Area
Florence Buswell
Clay
Ada Scriven
Katherine Gray
Nazi Agents Sentenced To Death In Holland
Three German agents who were Dutch nationals received death sentences from Dutch military tribunals in Eindhoven. Tenais Pacques and Hendricug Martinus Esgers were condemned for saboteur acts while Warmer Sabe than faced charges of espionage, along with two others who received long prison terms. The saboteurs, sent from Germany to damage British tanks, were captured soon after by Dutch police.
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Zindhoven
Holland
Tenais Pacques
Hendricug
Martinus Esgers
Surance
Warmer Sabe
Pacques
Zegers
Salc
Spr
Dirk Suabe
Mathie Rezoor
Germany
Five More Escaped Nazis Captured in Arizona
Phoenix reports five additional German prisoners of war captured after the Christmas Eve escape from Papago Park camp. Federal agent H R Duikey leads the investigation with the remaining escapees named as Burg En Wattenbers, a German ship officer, Admiral Graf Spee, Walter Hoaur, and Johann Kramer.
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Phoenix
Ariz 2
Yevardey
Arizona
Papazo Parxi
H. R. Duikey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Matt
Teelburgen Wattenbers
Graf Spee
Walter Hoaur
Jothann Kramer
Misery Loves Company Promises V-2 Bombardment Promise
A London Berlin radio broadcast last night vowed intensified bombardment of Santos with V 2 rockets and claimed Allied raids on Germany are more bearable because of the enemy’s reprisal. The broadcast asserted the enemy has not ceased air attacks.
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London
Berlin
Santos
Britain
Germany
Petersburg Eastern Star Inducts Staff
Petersburg Eastern Star inducted staff and installed officers at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Mary Hjelnen was installed worthy matron with Irene Odell assisting. numerous officers were named including Ethel Haswell as conductor and Ida Lewis as secretary. A floral degrees ceremony and a 25 year service recognition for Exe Simmons followed, ending with a luncheon.
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Mary Hjelnen
Aistran
Medard Kjel
Ersburg Masonic Temple
Wo Verte
Airs
Irene Odell
Ethel Haswell
Sirs
Ida Lewis
Myrtie Howard
Oder
Helen
Clara Jones
Carter
Jane Dunn
Sentinel
Cora Green
Ian
Hazel Waters
Leona Webster
Mershal
Filon Stevens
Lucinda Barber
Ada
Gertrude
Malcolm Harrison
Coverady High
King Carol Agents Sentenced In Detroit Court
Three Romanians faced federal sentences in Detroit for failing to register as agents of former King Carol of Romania. Rev. Giuhaeli Moraru received five years and $8,000 fine. Rev. Stephan Opreanu four years and $2,000. George Zamir two years and $580. Indicted in 1942, they pleaded holo contendere after initial resistance to withdraw the plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Carol of Romania
United States
Giichaeli Moraru
Peter and Paul
Stephan Opreanu
St. George
Cain
Lupescu
Federal Atiortieva
Ros Manian
Germans Foresee Strasbourg Assault as Allies Push
German sources warned of a strike on Strasbourg as Allied forces drove from the north toward the Alsace region. Panzer units reportedly attacked south and east, breaching the French front near Friesenheim and Gerstheim while German leadership claimed critical gains and a threat to central positions.
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Hower
Alexander M
Guarerm Alsace
Oridgehead
Strasbourg
Norhern Bank
Bertin
Bulge
Berlin
Strasbourz
Sele
Straspourz
Thoreen
Gold Star Parents Give Blood at Troy Blood Bank
The Troy Red Cross Blood Bank reports 235 pints donated by local citizens including Mr and Mrs Bart Allen of bane and their son Robert N Alles. Donors from multiple towns and companies set a regional record with many returning donors. next blood bank day scheduled in Troy with appointments available by calling 4730.
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Donald Anderson
Mere
Damer Street
Green Island
Blood Bank Center
Donald
Merch
Lee
Anderson
Anderson, Sr
Red Cross
Troy
Boser
Aslied
Bart Allen
Bane
Aller
Alen
Cor
Esterdey
Liew
Robert N. Alles
Sen
Tow
Enon
Magdora
Seno
Trey
Helen C. Andras
Na Hstline
Fistold Foerie
X Eastabrooks
Ert
F. Reynolds
Earl L. Alder
Charles J. Patta
Waterford
Third Avenue
Gallon Club
Roland Roy
Catherine Huselein
Nassau
Ponsit G
Serre
Myles Fsirwaather
Park Place
Wiliam F. Lowell
Sinth Avenue
Helen J. O'Connor
Bertin
Valley Falls
Stephentown
Sand Lake
Poestenkill
Averitt Park
Lacham
Bennington
Manchester
Proctor Building
Prosecutor Seeks Unified Appeal Hearing in Albany Probe
Albany County special investigation chief George P. Monaghan asks for all legal questions on the legality of the special grand jury to be argued at once before the Appellate Division Third Department. The move covers indictments against Mayor Frank S. Harris and others and aims to include cases against Michael T. Smith and James Collins. Monaghan notes papers in current Albany official cases and possible additional time for related indictments.
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Albanys
George P. Moneshan
Albany County
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Troy
Frank 5. Harris
Corporation Counse
James J. McGuiness
Frank J. Cassidy
Albany
Monaghan
Michael T. Smith
James 3. Collins
Cannes
Monaginn
Special Rand Dary
Monazhan
Troy Fire Department Handles 2765 Calls in 1944
The Troy Five Department logged 2765 calls in 1944. Chief Carl A. Smith reported to Commissioner Frank M. Ames. Of alarms 257 came by phone 133 by verbal 86 were false. Insurance damage totaled about 95.15. Monthly receipts ranged from 143.38 to 36,680. Light units operated seven times for 10 hours 30 minutes.
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Troy
Carl A. Smith
Frank M. Ames
Public Safety
Man Jailed For Theft Of Car In Schenectady Case
Robert Mulligan Creet, linked to an alleged car theft near Past ing Avenue in Brunswick, was jailed after being arraigned on grand larceny charges. State police say Mulligan escaped Oneida County Jail July 5 1931 and has a history of prior offenses including a 1940 hotel ramp break and car theft. A second suspect Kennett Hastings 18 is held on related charges as the case proceeds.
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Robert Mulligan
Schenectady
Oneida County
Rensselaer County Taciies
Dee i
Mulligan
Olean
Serst L W. Basse
Fld
Sarsioga Springs
Justice of the
Jamies E. Salisbury
Brunswick
Ihe
Kennett Hastings
Chartescun
Coun Fockup
Holyoke
Mass
Gneida
Schenectady County
Bradford
Aussies In Pacific Front Take Over Siege Lines
General MacArthur announced that Australian troops have relieved U S forces on the Pacific front, taking over duties in Solomons New Britain and British New Guinea. The move allows renewed pressure toward the Philippines as by passed garrisons in Rabaul and nearby areas are neutralized or reduced.
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New Britain
Bat
Boura
Nvne
fJomera
Waewnak
Guinea
R P I Women Attend Weather Lecture at Renss
A group of R P I Women heard a lecture on weather given by two faculty members from Renss Institute. Miss Alex Zan chaired the event with an executive committee led by Mrs Sel Gold. Tea table duties were handled by Mrs Tiltie Schubers. Members voted to donate weekly food to the UEO lounge at Troy Union Station and contributed 5 to the March of Dimes.
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Rens
Igstinte
Wwere
Iit
Alex Zan
Fo Ial Commerg
Sel Goldsioné
Frank Douttiel
Norman Douttist
Misa Rose Rosenthal
Louis Helm
Tiltie Schubers
UEO
Troy Union Station
March of Dimes Fund
Court Denies Release Of Convicts In Washington County
Two convicts from Great Meadow Prison appeared before the Supreme Court of Washington County on opening day seeking habeas corpus release. Justice Daniels denied the pleas, leaving their terms intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Meadow Prison
Supreme Court of Washington County
Hurison Fair S
Paul Seis
Rover Sera
Daniste Itive
Gilets
Georg Famed
Eason
Ballston Spa Session Opens Under Judge Russell
Judge Russell presided at Ballston Spa to open the January term of Supreme Court for Saratoga County with Justice Eile absent. The jury named foreman and assistant, and several residents were added to naturalization lists including Emilie Krnevicille, Joseph Ikso, Anjosie Belmonte, Pietro Giordano, and Antonia Foreari. Local entries note citizens from Saratoga Springs Schuylerville and nearby towns joining the naturalization slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eile
C. Lawrence
Apetuare
Ce Pierce H. Russell
Troy
Baratora
Ballston Spa
Clarence Co McChesney
Galway
Eugene M. Bouvher
Stillwater
Naturalization Court
Greeniela Center
Emilie Krenpeville
Joseph Ikso
Anjosie Belmonte
Joseph
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