Card of Thanks from the Tee and Halligan families
The Tee family of Phe at Alasch Shoreh thank Shack tern frtee Sons for seaay kindness during chee Peeent Trearements Halligan. The Ft Haltgas family extends thanks to their neighbors in vei weak and syenaaley rearest at x &. The late Lasretce Kish family extends to roland Uniform Fireman's FS.BA the Monarch Motor of Fret for sympathy and bereavements on the 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halligan
Haltgas
al Laan
Lasretce
Roland
In Memoriam Freedman Family Notice
In memoriam for Freedman family members. Mrs Eby a Freedman and children mourn the loss of a husband and father. The message honors his memory and expresses grief and remembrance from those remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedman
Cannes
Resolution of Respect for Anna Eves Kennedy
A defunct Troy teachers association records the death of Mrs Anna Eves Kennedy on January 5 1945. She taught in Troy Public Schools and was deeply loved by her pupils. The notice lists officers and mentions publishing the resolution in newspapers and sending a copy to the Kennedy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Evees
Troy
Anna Eves Meaneey
Kennedy
Ne ‘Troy
Ang
Rances L. McTammanys
Virginia Kelly
G O P Party Meet Sees Quiet Lede For Dewey Era
In Albany yesterday the Republican State Committee elected a new acting leader and discussed party policy with little open protest. Ed win Jagewle of Buffalo resigned as titular NYGOP leader. a successor was proposed, with Dewey's St Lawrence Seaway proposal facing counter voices from lawmakers in Troy and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilet R Bederkepa
Lewiston
Edwin ¥. Jagewle
Buffalo
New York State
GOP
Ge Resolu Kons
Brac Tne
Abenes
Puvarnaiens
Thomas EL Dewer
Asty Bedenhapp
Jaecle
Dewey
St. Lawrence
Wilson C. Yan
Brush Firm Adopts Plan For Workers
Hughes Autograf Brush Co announces a retirement and insurance plan for employees with five years of service. The policy pays up to age 64 then converts to a life annuity. About 1,000 workers at Trey Watervliet and Cohoes are covered. A profit sharing plan with deposits held by National City Bank of Troy rewards long service. No employer contributions required. Ralph H. Goldman is president. Millen W. Alexander, vice president and general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes-Autograf Brush Co, Inc
Hughes Autograf Plaits
Trey
Watervliet
Cohoes
National City Bank of Troy
Ralph H. Goldman
Millen wW_ Alexander
Deputy schedules visits across Hudson area by district deputy
District deputy of the Washington County District of Odd Fellows releases visitation dates with lodges listed including Whitehall Argle North Granville and Hudson Falls. Also notes a predilection mass and obituaries for individuals including H? Heehan and Wheeler with funeral services and interments at Oakwood and St Helen's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCall
Hudson Fails
Washington County
District of Odd Fellows
Whitehall Lodge
Argle
Jane McCrea
Fort Edward
North Granville
Sanatatea Lodge
Hudson Falls
Heehan
Port Waazhin
Katterther
Kathleen Anihan
Ralph
M. Edward “Mc Nan
Detroi
Port Washington
Cemetary
Waterford
Catherine
George Millington
Menam + Hayes
Marion
Bazene Thetee
Nepues
Mir
George Primmer
Fuheral Non Ponda
Rome
Riv
Georgia F. Colton
Trox
Story Avenue
Furneral
St. Helen's Church
Albany
Legislature Drafts Bill to Ban Endorsement by Third Party
The legislature debates a bill to stop endorsements of major party candidates by third parties. Key figures include Majority Leader Irving and Assembly members from the ALP and Liberal parties. The measure targets “political shopping” by limiting cross party backing and writing in candidates. The bill's passage faces opposition and raises questions about party control and voter eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
SeeRigg
Wight
Roosevelt
Grand Larceny Charge Lodged Against Trojan Robert Herr
Robert Herr 3 of 1337 Fifteenth Street will be arraigned in Police Court on grand larceny charges. He is held in Rensselaer County Jail. Police accuse him of stealing about 300 in cash from Williams Tire Co. and selling several tires while keeping the proceeds. Herr was arrested in Albany by detectives and turned over to officers. He allegedly left Prov and went to New Jersey before returning to Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Herr
Fifteenth Street
Rensseler County
Herr
Williams Tir Co
Fourth Street
Peorr
Albany
John F. Lynch
Joseph P. Shields
Michael J. Kane
New Jersey
Joseph Patterson dies at 64 after work incident
Joseph Patterson aged 64 collapsed at his home address 1530 Sixth Avenue after leaving Albia Box and Paper Co. He died hours later from coronary thrombosis. Survived by two sisters from Troy and Schenectady, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Morris Funeral Home with Rev. Findley officiating. Interment Elmwood Hills Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Paterson
Sixth Avenue
Albia Box and Paper Co
Leo Freyherx
Thomas J Duty
Patterson
Joseph Branch
Troy
Starguerite Rogers
Schenectedy
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Wilfred J. Findley
A. M.D. Zion Church
James Stinney
Elmwood Hills Cemetery
Fire Burns Denue Home In Berlin
Fire destroys the Denue family home in Berlin near Four Corners on Mountais Road, with no water supply. James Denne, Dover of East Poestenkill, aided victims. Denue jailed March 24 for failure to register with the Selective Service during a wartime context. The Dennes later faced custody, welfare, and a family reunion as Eva Denne was reunited with her father Oscar Dentre after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta
Berta Mountais
Troy Dee
Dee
Wes
Reuben
Denne
James Denne
Eve Gnade
Dentre
County Welfare Home
Eva
Oscar Dentre
Russell Sage Kellas Scholars Named for 5% Best Students
Five students from Russell Sage College, Troy area, named as Kellas Scholars in honor of Eliza Kelas and Katherine Kelias. Seniors Frances Dunn, Janet Fairfield, Marilyn Hayward, Harriet Ripley, Gloria Robinson. juniors Norma Sardenburgh, Jean Lindsay, Ada Pangburn. sophomores Qui Havenstein. Listed with parent names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Desig
Doris Gean
Eliza Kelas
Frst
Colege
Katherine Kelias
Troy Area
Frances Dunn
Freak W. Dunn
Roselawn Avenue
Janet Fairfield
John L. Lindsay
Fifth Avenue
Ada Pangburn
Rs. Winfield D. Pargburn
Troy
Qui. Havenstein
John C. Havenstein
RD. 3
Three Mechanicals Enlist in Vie Gay for Naval Train at Sampson
Edward Hinchey Louis Cashera and Donald Dates enlist in the naval training program at Sampson. The brief item notes the three names and the training posting location, with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Gay
Sampson
Edward Hinchey
Louis Cashera
Donald
New Murder Jury Panel Summoned
A fragmentary report notes the ongoing murder case of Howard Moore. Asst. Robert Mutisy and other officials review witnesses and motions while a panel of jurors is summoned. The text references a fate on Hing Street and references to prior proceedings, with continued coverage on Page Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing Street
Nay
Reldup
Robert TL Mutisy
Jteser
Aid Aggie
Fara
Veterans To Drive Ambulances In Troy Division Plan
The Troy Port 2th Division Veterans Association approved a program assigning 28 Troy and Leonard Hospitals ambulance drivers for evening service. Committees led by Thomas McGovern and Ebbe Nielsen will coordinate with the Red Cross. McGovern heads volunteers at Troy Hospital. Nielsen handles Leonard Hospital driving. Five readied drivers will operate 6:50 to 9:30 p.m. driving assignments. The group aims to rehabilitate returning service members and invites other veterans and civic groups to participate. The 27th Division committee on rehabilitation, led by Frank Mealy and George Caswell, was announced by Mayor Ahern. The Troy chapter opened membership to World War I veterans of the 26th Infantry who left Troy for active service as of October 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Veter Association
Troy and Leonard Hospitals
Red Cross
Clyde W. Heer
Fifth Avenue
Thomas
McGovern
Ebbe Nielsen
Pest
Frank J. Mealy
George D. Caswell
Low Veterans Committee For
John J. Ahern
Yih Infantry
Granville Airman Awarded Fourth Oak Leaf Cluster
Granville resident Robert FJ Eilix receives a fourth Oak Leaf Cluster to his Air Medal for meritorious achievement in bombing attacks. Sergeant Ellis, a gunner on a BAT Flying Fortress with the Eighth Air Force, is commended by his unit. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ellis of Rawson Avenue Granville, formerly employed at Roberts Jewelry Store.
Detroit Firm Wins Rights To Make Rototillers At Home
Detroit business firm Paige Motors Corp. acquires rights to manufacture and sell rototillers locally with small models produced in Detroit. Joseph W. Frazer is named in the deal with C. W. Heb as president of the Detroit plant subsidiary. The arrangement expands postwar reconstruction efforts and aims at faster conversion to peacetime production, including larger models and single-operation plowing and dishing units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Soz
Taleai
Sion
Serica
Masons Get $30,000 In Bequests
The estate of Thomas A Clay of Hens, with a May death, leaves $30,000 to three Masonic bodies for Shriners Hospitals and to Greenbush Lodge No 387. Net estate totals $5,070,227 with a tax due of $690.20. Legacies include $32,000 to Albany Association of the Blind and $4,000 to Church of the Messiah Rensselaer, plus multiple $2,400 gifts and other $500 bequests. ExecutorHarcy 8. Cley of Richmondville. attorney Ernest J Boothby of East Greenbush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
ISM
Thomas A Clay
ierGay
Eddward J. Pulase
Asylum Fund
FL & Imperial Council of Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Shriners Hospitals
Greenaush Lodge
Fl & AM
Hha
Albany Association of the Blind, Inc
Church of the Messiah
Rensselaer
Estelle
Minnie J. Salt
Willard E Warden
Anna Wittse
Henrietta Dory
Blanchard Mowers
Harcy
Cley
Richmondville
Ernest JL. Boothby
East Greenbush
Schuylerville Boy Dies in Coasting Crash
James Massengale six son of Mr and Mrs Massengale of Schuylerville died from a fractured skull after his sled collided with a car at Spring and Broad Streets Saratoga State Police reported the incident occurred around 5 25 p m The car owner driven by Miss Maryesa Longo of Greenwich was involved Witnesses included Miss Jean Crozier and Mr Eleanor Gaynor from Greenwich Survivors include the boy's parents and siblings JoAnn Robert Thomas and John Massengale Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Massengale
Sfand
Robert Massengale
Schuylerville
Saratoga Hospital
Frederick G. Eaton Lavina
M. J. Deby
Saratoga
Spring
Broad Streets
Maryesa Longo
Greenwich
Jeanneue Crozier
Eleanor Gaynor
JoAnn
Robert
Thomas
John
Jury Throws Out Suit Against Troy Teacher
A Albany City Court jury yesterday dismissed a suit filed by David A. Chamberlain against Suss Ea sier Weed, a Troy school teacher, arising from a November 16 collision on Burden Avenue Troy. Chamberlain sought 163.53 dollars for property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Albany
David A. Chamberlain
Columbia Street
Cehnes
Burden Avenue
Chamberlain
Icicle injures boy near Third Avenue home
A boy sustained a head laceration yesterday afternoon after a icicle fell from the second story of his home at Third Avenue, striking him while he was in the yard. He was treated at Seward Hospital and later sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Cottour
Sis
Third Avenue
Seward Hospital
G. Turer Mastin
Iiche
Trecrmet
Bey
USO Lounge Reports Busier Month in Troy History
December 1853 visits to the Troy USO Lounge set a record with 7,409 armed forces members. Volunteers logged 1,125 breakfasts and meals during the month. Holiday events included turkey dinners and snacks, with a backlog of food thanks to local generosity. References to staff and volunteers appear amid the celebration of the lounge’s December activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Uso
Robert Mcl Vassey
Dourdsecretar
Anne P. Shields
Chester 1
War
Nolan A. Curry
G. S.qjs
Alexander Darow
Mirs
Charles
Froelich
wOrners
Blake
U.S. O
Hendrick Hudsonge
Severe cold wave blankets the eastern states
A severe cold wave grips the East and parts of the South, with subzero readings in New England and Pennsylvania, and temperatures dropping well below freezing as far south as Louisiana and Alabama. Industrial plants shut down to conserve fuel while Buffalo faces coal shortages and Mayor Kelly seeks loans to keep schools open.
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Watertown
Southern
Buffalo
Joseph 3. Kelly
Joseph D. Canty
Zrea
WME
New England
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Missigsippi
Alabana
Plains States
Midwest
Indiana
Ohio
Bemidj
Mian
Minneapolis
Chicago
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Dam
Memoriam
Wade
the Leonard Hospital
Davis
Judith Ann
Lilian H. Dah
Walker
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Edward Joseph
Esther Rebia
Avakian
Watervilet
Rost Posteian
George Wilbrandt
Bernard Sweaner
Fimera
Garfield Cemeery
Buffy
7Th
Richard Daffy
Joseph Christian
Gatree P. McLoughlin
Patrick Fenneily
Cather Es Lakerence J
John L
Catheré
Sevesith & Aie
North Sundar
John Sears
Barbers P Funeral Home
Petersburg
McNamara-Aline
Lareh Aventis
O'Dea
ScXameta
McNamara
Thomas Z. O'Dea
M Healy
Lehner
Mt Powers
Pollay
Lakeland
Florida
Joseph Pollay
Marie Christians
Edward O'Donnell
Chester
Markham
Eximett Greeley
Kenneth Uber
Joseph Reed
Joseph Poilay
Fu- Reet
Wm. A. Toohey Fner
Welock
St. Augusting
Joan
G.O.P
Edward McDonald
Brush Firm
New York City
la Guardia
AL. P
ALL. P
Me. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Court of Appeals
ALPF
Emocrats
Louis Bennett
Bronx
Leo Isacson
ALP
The
Isacson
A. L. PF
War Service
Mer
Trojan
Joseph Patterson
Denue
Berlin
Dida
Dente
James
East Poestenkill
Fur Nationa
Dareey Deane
Rensselaer County
Justice of the Peace
Carl A. Bly
Poests
Ey Vanderburgh
Cam
Board 339
Russell Sage Kellas Scholars
NAVY
Howard Moore
Renssezer
Granville
Eastern Star
Gertrude Woods
Bethlehem Star Chapter
O. E
Troy Masonic Temple
Edna Willetts
Oliver B. Anderson
USO Lounge
Cald
Dr. Berney
Third ST
Troy Griswold Theatre
Troy Real Estate Board, Inc
the Real Estate OF
Troy and
John Ball Agency
James Dunne, Jr
Duan
A. Fazioli
Gilbert Geer
James F. Johnson
Arthur H. Lofgres
Clarence Milanese
Mary M. Miller
Louis H. Moore E.,j. Nicoll & Son
James H. Richards
John F. Shannon
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