Probation System's Success In County Children's Court Cited
Judge Harry E. Clinton reports the county’s probation system shows strong outcomes for children and adults on probation during the fiscal year ending Oct. 31. Of 148 discharges for good conduct, 72 were men and 55 women. total costs and revenues are outlined, with institutional care funds reaching over 54 thousand dollars. The report highlights 591 criminal and 25 civil cases handled, and notes strong staff efforts in collecting funds and reforming families through continued supervision and prompt release from institutions.
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County Children’s Court
Aulizee
Rensselaer County Children’s Court
Ciyed
Harry E. Cimon
Board of ‘Supervisors
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Clete James H. Liney
Clipton
Board of Supervisors
Harry E. Clinton
Alred
Cermany
New York
Climton
Court of Special Sessions
Magistrate's Court
Justices of the Peace Courts
Clnton
Clinton
Office of Children’s Court
Untitled Notice Fragment
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Court outlines probation aims for delinquent parents in Rensselaer County
Judge Clinton emphasizes keeping dependents in their own homes with probation for delinquent fathers. Last year the probation department distributed 14,008 checks totaling 59,276.93 to support dependents, plus 167.67 in restitution. The county reports 553 cases in 1944 with 335 children in local institutions at year end.
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Rensselaer County
Clinton
Round Lake News Notes and Church Meeting Update
Ada Harwoodie and family visit Nassau neighbors S EL Corp host. Weekly prayer meeting set for 7:33 PM at the Methodist Church followed by Church Board of Education session. Leonard Grover, Army Air Forces representative with Republic Aviation, on leave at home. Fourth Law Home Bureau meeting postponed to Monday evening at Boys' Creek room with self supplied supper.
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Ada M. Harwoodie
S. EL
Saniday
Boys’ Creek
Federal Request Forces NY Rent Conference to Cancel Albany Convention
The New York Commercial Rent Secretaries Conference cancels its January 24 and 25 Albany convention to comply with a federal war emergency request. State president Malcolm J. Wilson announced the move, noting a lesson on strikes to be given by Mrs. Edgar A. Seabury.
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New York State
Commercial Rent Secretaries’ Conference
Albany
2Ialcolm J. Wilson
Wilson
Edgar A A. Seabury
Odd Fellows Stage Joint Installations In Rock Hall
Odd Fellows lodges Diamond Retz and Athenian held joint officer installations Monday at Diamond Rock Hall. Abe Weisser, grand master, presided as officers for Diamond Retz and Athenian were installed with numerous names listed. a sauerkraut supper followed served by the social committee.
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Abe Weisser
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Basch
Noble
Jey Hoige
Bart
Merri Secreta
Ean
Fred Hiezikes
Amer
Zari Hoke
Fred
Charles Harses
Charlee Shistol
John Pardee
Leonard Waxer
John Kuseler
Test Gene
Charles W
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Sirope
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Nich Clunonio
Willian
Aung Grand
Henry EF. Page
Urér
Olcot
Thomas
Arnold
Gregor
C. Schafer
Dewey Thomas
Harold Turner
Inchidis
Wend
Trope
Earl Hohn
Earl Somerville
Hansen
Albany Weekend Visit Notes and Local Family Updates
Buskirk Perry Eddy and family spent the weekend in Albany. Jeanne Eddy remains at home with tonsillitis. Betty Guile returned to Greenwich after visiting relatives in town. Sgt Walter Bartling moved back to New River after 25 days with his mother Florence Bartling. Mr and Mrs Herbert Guile returned home after visiting son Lester and family in Greenwich.
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Albany
Jeanne Eddy
Betty Guile
Greenwich
Walter Bartling
Fis
New River
Florence Bartling
Herbert Guile
Lester
Puzzle answer lines from a quirky wordplay page
The fragment presents a cryptic puzzle list with mis-spelled clues and dollar signs. It mentions Zoed, Fresh esis, Weather Tk Rage, Capital of Key, Venturesome Group of three, Dist of work abe Weep, Biblical Gir.
Local Notes and Appointments From Grafton Area
Grafton notices list Margaret Maxon visiting the Beiderman family in Clinton while Wagar spent time with his sister Mrs John G s family in Bethlehem. Frank Langlois and Fred Crandall moved into George Gundium’s Hidley Road home. Tax collector J A Feathers will collect at Town Hall January 20 and 27 from 10 am to 4 pm. Paul Hakes is appointed town enumerator to canvass homes.
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Grafton
Margaret Maxon
Fred Beiderman
Clinton
Wagar
John G
Bethlehem
Frank Langlois
Fred Crandall
George Gundium
Hidley Road
Jén. A
Feathers
Town Hall
Pam
Robert Snedecor
Maud Miller
Norwalk
Conn
Paul Hakes
Doe
Maker House
Trojan creditors file claims against Tryon estate
Creditors in Troy report claims against Roscoe Tryon Jr and Ros G Tryon former building center operators at 399 Stanford Avenue. Bankrupt assets listed as 283 x ne. Creditor M Batley among claimants.
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Roscoe Tryon, Jr
Ros G Tryon
Stanford Avenue
Ty Bantrape
Sak
Cred
vamces M_ Batley
Mortgage and liens filed in Troy petition
A petition filed through Hannibal Pardi lists a mortgage of 250 dollars by Charles Barnes and 1 250 dollars by Fran ces HL Giles, both of Troy, along with building supply dealer liens. Schenectady attorney noted.
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Charles ‘Barnes
Frances HL Giles
Troy
Hannibal Pardi
Schenectady
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