Clothing Drive Begins In Troy
A local clothing drive in Troy collects garments for those in need. Text notes parish schools and public schools participate, with bundles gathered at homes then mailed to aid overseas. aims to help children in China and the Philippines and Europeans facing exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Aldren
Gany
Am Wered
Polar Ito
Dinope
China
Philippines
Yestaday
Harold Kallunbwi
Tefl
Thaibe Sphum
Lewin Kelly Amuse
Liay
Collec Hon
Misery from nasal congestion and home remedies
Sufferers seek relief from sinus and catarrh using advertised tonics and remedies. The ad claims cheap, fast relief with a blend marketed as easily affordable and accessible to the average reader, promising noticeable improvement with minimal cost.
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Anlocces
Tyson
Cloth Donation Drive Seeks Public Help Across Communities
UNWRA spearheads clothing collection led by steering committee with clergy and volunteers. Mon day event aims to gather and transport donated garments from local points to a central hub for distribution to those in need, including children and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Ly Rose i Chiuthin
Wajor Jota
Ahern
Pont
Zoo Charity Gala Sparks Fundraising For Habitat Program
Fragmented notice notes a zoo charity event with admission price unclear. Names and details are obscured, but mentions a gala, fundraising, and a beverage or activity with a per foot charge as part of the event.
Imeson Veteran of World War I Dies at Home
B T Imeson, a World War I veteran, died at his residence on 8 Comprs Street Vr line in Loy and Hin WAS. He served with the sth Deastan and ptettiing ting at Te Mites of Bt Muligh. Employed previously at the American Locomotive Co. in Schenectady. Survived by his wife and two sons, with funeral arrangements for a Sunday service at Fifth Avenue Chapel.
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Beny
Wis
Loy
Imeson
Tate Bralget Wonitiin
Mi Ineson
Deastan
Pettiing Ting
Muligh
Ameiicin Locomotive Co
Pitsfield Area to Be Without Bus Service
Pitsfield area loses bus service as Lerickshne Suicol Bo tlway Go cites inability to meet demands and state opposition. Local officials, including Piléofield orth Ad ms Adints Great Burlington Dalton Hinsd ile Lee and Eonox, within four miles of Pitlstuld, respond as transit talks stall.
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Pitsfield
Lerickshne
Suicol
Ingerges Lodity
Massichusetts
Suimpany
Ello
Tymy
Piléofield
Burlington Dalton
Ile Lee
Eonox
Wineh
Pitlstuld
Vet Posts Report Delayed VA Checks Mail Soon
At a post meeting veterans said checks for attendees of the New York State Vocational School will be mailed by month end after delays. Frank J Wealy, state post rep, will attend a state legislative session early next month to press for faster delivery and discuss the GL Bill of Rights with a Veterans Act official. Additional WWII veterans listed include Warren A Tote, John Lowery, John Orloski, Willliam Malone, John Wialenstein, Paul Spenard, and Joseph Grovenger.
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Trojan Post
Veterans Administration
New Yorke State Vocational School
Frank J Wealy
Wil
Jin Mibing
FAY Wall
Joseph Douglas
Veterans
Charmin Hala F 'Bryant
Jomph Picmele
Mimber
al Inge
Warren A
Tote
Tohn Lowery
John Wo
Orloski
Wily F
Malone John Wialen
Spenard Willan J Dowd
Ishn & Sims
Joseph 2
Grovenger
Former Rensselaer Police Gel Honored at Dinner
Richard Gootie, who retired July 1 after ten years as Rensselaer police chief, was honored at a test menu dinner by the Hens silver Paoliceesorrilion Wednesday at the Manor Inn. Chief Gonde’s successor Chiles Stewit and others attended. The program closed with dancing.
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Richard Gootie
Jon
Rensselaer
Manor Inn
Gon Les
Holmen
Charles Cluke Falmant
Elnon Johnson
Ual
Bonifice
Hitry Bowday
Wayor
Charles G Maloy
Wis Lantmaster
Gonde
Patiaimen
Willie Grant
Ihi
Mayor Seeks Housing Aid for Veterans and Students
Mayor Juki J Abeth after a conference with a federal housing official outlined plans to assist veterans and students facing housing hardship. He urged veterans and students to register at City Hall to determine housing needs and coordinate with the Federal Housing Authority and local committees for rapid action.
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Juki J Abeth
Jeter
Lic
Mayo
Raymond & Snow
RPI
Veteris
Tray Real Estate Board
Moyer
Area Banks Hold Elections
Area banks held elections of officers yesterday or Wednesday at the Manufactures Bank of Cohoes and the National Bank of Cohoes. New president Raymond Van Santvoord was elected at Cohoes along with a full slate including Gilbert Bindewald and George W Humphreys. At the Bank of Waterford annual meeting re elected officers and named Wellington Bishop president and Harold Turner vice president.
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Sceverds
Manufietitera Bank of
Dohoes
Raymond van Santvoord
Napoleon Favreau
Formecr
Mt van Sintgaord
Cilbert Bindewald
Vicw
George W Humphreys
J Edwards Wussy
Folgay Mason
Cohoes
Natinnal Bank of
Janes P Donley
Ernesl
Game
Tons Aleaner
Mov Kavanaugh
Bank of Waterford
Clais
L & Bireshn
Cliyton
Cimford Lo
Glavin
Lewis Mosley
Morris
Seis
Wellington
Harold Wo ‘Turner
Collins Seeks Uniform Pay Hike for Rensselaer County Workers
County Clerk J Collins asks the county legislature to grant a uniform salary increase for all Rensselaer County employees up to 2500 per year, a 10 percent rise for some staff, and a 7 percent rise for others, citing economic conditions and governor’s guidance. He urges approval and notes the move follows similar raises granted to city workers under the present annual wage plan.
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Rensseher County
Lawhure J Collins
Vic Collins
Collits
Tiss
Aninui
Runssuker
Colling Winle
Rensselaer County
Unclear historical note with mixed names and titles
Fragmentary text lists several names and roles with no clear event or outcome. It mentions presidents James H Cilwim and Allen Th Bishop caster, Eleanor P Jelf, and Tula M Palos among others, but provides no dates, places, or actions to summarize.
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James H Cilwim
Allen
William Huks
Eleanor P
Jelf Suciug
New Church Bells Arouse Interest
The article notes excitement over new church bells gifted for the Second Bio Hyterlin Cheek choir, with questions about the system. A large electronic setup by Bodhberich Electronics Co powers bells in a cabinet near the auditorium, linked to an organ chamber and a console for solo or church use. The bells are driven from high in the spire, with audio projected to pews and streets using anchor and output ambiophone gear. The Christmas service featured bells heard from Hut street and Rivet Street.
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Jibe
Hyterlin Cheek
Henry Fecarak
Rey Medeik
Taueh
Tha Circ
Matiber
Bdhwberich Electonics Co
Sellersville Park
Sume
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