Authority On Speech Visits Sage
James F. Bender chairman of Queens College speech department and famed pronunciation author visited Russell Sage College to confer with Professor George Wiliam Smith and students. A luncheon at 171 Second Street followed. Bender, with forty years in teaching, will become speech counsellor for the National Institute for Human Relations to aid business and industry in effective speech and interview technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Bender
Queens College
Long Island
George Wiliam Smith
Russell Sage College
Bender
Handy
Professor Smith
Professor
National Institute For Human Relatiants Im
Peo i
F.d.k
Dewey
George Williamsn
Edith Kelly
Amsterdam
Smith
Mildred Joseph
Troy
Jean Franken
Schenectady
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
F.D.R
Ahern May Call Coal Conference
Mayor John J. Ahern voiced serious concern over Troy coal shortages after receiving many resident complaints. He has contacted James H Farrell of Syracuse, plans a coal dealer meeting, and seeks to raise deliveries to meet community needs under a government program. He will urge large buildings to switch to soft coal and study city building consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ahern
Troy
James H Farrell
Syracuse
Sold Fuels Administration
Dorpian Encased in Ice After River Dip
Peter Spiewak of Schenectady was found Wednesday in a gar dener’s shack after falling into the Mohawk River. He was covered with ice, suffering shock and exposure, and could not walk. Rescued by Chester Griffith, he was towed to the main road, then to police headquarters and later to Ellis Hospital where attendants expect recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Spiewak
Schenectady
Ellis Hospital
Chester Griffith
D A V Hosts Servicemen and Cadets at Harmony Hall
Disabled American Veterans Rev Francis A Kelley Chapter will host servicemen on furlough with weekly square dances at Harmony Hall every Saturday at 8 o clock. Commander Sol M Braffman invites 100 naval cadets from RPI to attend each Saturday. Five new members, all war veterans, include Lieut Col Plumiey Frank Ratigan John W Martin Howard W Mance and Michael J McDonough. A joint meeting of the chapter and its auxiliary is set for next Wednesday at 8 pm in the D A V rooms. Refreshments will be served, James F Cashel chairs arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Kelley
Harmony Hall
Sol MM. Braffman
RPI
Charles Co. Plumiey
Frank C. Ratigan
John W Martin
Howard W. Mance
Michael J. McDonough
Women's Auxiliary
D. A
James F. Cashel
Tax Reports On Two Estates Filed Inheritance filings in Rensselaer County
Tax reports filed in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court list two estates. Frances J. Kelley of Rensselaer dies Oct 27 1943 leaving a gross estate of 4300 net 33262.34 and half real property and residuary to son Frank J. Kelley and daughter Theodora M. Kelley with Kahn Maloy Albany as attorneys. Carrie M Porter of Castleton dies Feb 28 1845 leaving a gross estate 1681.90 net 96834 with twenty named heirs in Castleton and Albany, Hyman Rosenblum Castleton attorney represents the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Edward J. Poland
Frances J. Kelley
Rensselaer
Carrie MM. Porter
Castleton
Kelley
Frank J. Kelley
Rensgelaer
Theodora M. Kelley
Kahn & Maloy
Albany
Carre M. Porter
James
Benjamin Salisbury
Yonkers
Joseph Carvaskie
Willam Baker
Demeckus van de Wal
Anthony Salsbury
Danus Salisbury
Edward Salisbury
Russell Taylor
John Drost
Carlous Morgan
Nicholas Dorn
Susie M. Sweet
Daniel Salisbury
Lillian Sprackin
Schedack Landing
Nathanial Salisbury
Delmar
George Salisbury
Anna Wells
Hartwick
Sylvia Offenmakier
South Pearl Street
Hyman Rosenblum
On the Air Radio Schedule From Local Stations
Local station programming runs through a full day with shows including Morning Newspaper News Timekeeper and Breakfast Club. Notable segments feature Bluebird Time Mystery Chef Lora Lawton Stella Dallas and Frontier dramas among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TROY
Troy Chapel
Mary Gasnor
Bluebird
Jim Lewis
Mehdy Tone
Bauhhace
Salon Orchestra
Ofvelyn Johnson
Lades
Ron Downey
Munte
Remen
Melody Tima
Sohray Mercer
Hop Harrman
Dick Tracy
Captain Midalet
Lone Raxsi
Gary Bisters
John Vandercook
Sritt Frotes
Wsic
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Morning to Night Programs
A dense OCR list outlines a full day of radio programming with numerous shows, time slots, and station names. It lists news, music blocks, soap operas, dramas, and special features from morning through late night, including specific program titles and times.
W S C C 8 Annual Meeting and 1944 Officers Named
The annual meeting of the W. S. C. 8 was held at Memorial Church House with devotions led by Mrs. Livingstone and Miss Johnson presiding over the program. Officers elected for 1944 include President Mrs. Wallace Bryce and several vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurer. Committee appointments cover Christmas sale items and group leaders for the coming year. A Valentine luncheon is planned next month, with the monthly meeting shifted to the first Wednesday. A game party by the Fixcelstor Society occurred at Mount Pleasant Avenue, with plans for another in February. Warren Hull has returned to California after furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Cc
Memorial Church House
David J. Livingstone
Sarah Johnson
United States
Henry Lawless
Wallace Bryce
E. Lois Bryce
Sarah E. Johnson
Wesley Griffith
Fred McCabe
Stanley B. Wiltse
Heather
C. N. Powers
Albert Bleckner
Thistle Group
Edna van Buren
Rose
Stanley Wiltse
Fred Schoonmaker
Daisy Group
Thomas MacArthur
Earl Duncan
Gilbert Lindgren
Fred Reiner
Andrew Johnson
Mildred Gulli
Lester G. Coonradt
Russel Cash
Millard Carle
Thomas Tynam
Dorothy McCabe
Reid Simpson
Robert Husband
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Fixcelstor Society
MacArthur
Daniel Gould
Howard Wilcox
Ronald Lovering
Joseph Fells
Conway Court
Warren Hull
Tech
Hoosick Road
California
Jury Chosen For Anthony Trial In Rensselaer County Court
Edwin R. Anthony case proceeds with a 12 jurors plus one extra, Judge Clinton ruling an additional thirteenth may be chosen. Names listed for the panel include Hoague, Lowery, Clapper, Greenhill and Beck among others. Jurors warned to avoid case discussion and not read press coverage as the trial is scheduled to resume Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Anthony
Ravena
Rensselaer County
Harry E. Clinton
Dist
Earle J. Wiley
Charles J. Duncan
Albany
Clinton
Lst
Anthony
George A. Hoague
Third Street
Mattie Fake
R. D
Troy
Florence Lee
John J. Lowery
Florence Plade
Sand Lake
Louise Miller
Desson Avenue
Walter Clapper
George Kehn
Helen F Hodley
Fifth Avenue
Earl Bailey
George F. Greenhill
Campbell Avenue
Alfred L. Beck
Hanley Seeks Real Jobs for Veterans Returns
Lieut. Gov. Joe BR Hanley told State War Council leaders that discharged service members must have opportunity to reintegrate. He urged coordinated effort by local war agencies to help veterans, hoping the days of apple selling and shoe-string peddling are gone. He said veterans want a chance to readjust without disaster to themselves and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe BR. Hanley
State War Council
Hanley
Troy Housing Survey To Be Made
A Wednesday move launches a survey of Troy housing conditions to plan a post war rehabilitation program. The housing committee from the Troy Council of Social Agencies will be enlarged, drawing leaders from NAACP, League of Women Voters, Junior League, Real Estate Board, I.C., Y.M.C.A., and other groups to map a citywide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Troy Council of Social Agencies
Richard Hull
Research and Statistics Service
New York State Division of Housing
Marcus L T Filley
Joel S. Geffen
Crispin C. Hall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Emma Grant Meader
M. Elizabeth Scherer
Helen P. Cobden
Thomas V. Kenney
Charles J. Ranney
W. F. Allen
League of Women Voters
John F. Shannon
Troy Real Estate Board
Carolyn H. Curry
Junior League
Edward H. Pattison
James C. Turner
The
Council of Social Agencies
Freda Schwenkmayer
I.C
William P. Clachos
A. F. of
R. V. Trantham
NAACP
Community Groups Schedule Diverse Activities This Week
East Side groups report a second soy beans cooking lesson led by Mrs Tr E Burnap with 20 members present. Demonstration on remodeling felt hats by guest Mrs William Miller. Upcoming meetings set for Jan 20 at 8 pm with Mrs Timothy Alarie and for Young Adult Group Sundays at 7 30 pm at Second Baptist Church led by Charles Holcomb. Trium ph Rebekah Lodge plans a Tuesday gathering at Odd Fellows Hall with social hour coordinators listed. Camp Fire Girls Odako Camp Fire Girls of the Third Presbyterian Church involved. Kathryn Carmichael spoke on Camp Fire Ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Tr. E. Burnap
Miller Avenue
William Miller
Timothy Alarie
Kemp Avenue
Triumph Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Pawling Avenue
Marion Quandt
Sarah Barber
Mirs Jane Young
Loretta Miller
Evelyn Evans
Odako Camp Fire Girls
Third Presbyterian Chuitu
County Opens Fourth War Loan Drive in Troy
Rensselaer County launches its fourth war loan drive this evening with hundreds of Troy women volunteers reporting to the YWCA at 8 pm for initial instructions. The county aims to sell 4 100 000 in Series E bonds while subcommittees led by Mrs. James H. Donnelly coordinate city outreach, publicity, booths, clerical work, organization, special events, speakers, and radio efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Troy
James H. Donnelly
Henry Gallien, Jr
van Rensgelaer Sickles
William J. McEntry
A Barr
John J Rainey
James R. Stevenson
John J. Noonan
Esther Boxer
Fire causes blaze on Albany produce truck
A small fire damaged a produce truck owned by David Brickman of 93 Morris Street Albany shortly after 10 a.m. yesterday at 87 Saratoga Street Cohoes. Produce in the back was partly destroyed. Driver Edward Henderson of Albany said an oil stove started the blaze which caught a blanket. Flames spread to the cab’s wooden structure but Cohoes firefighters arrived in time to save part of the produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brickman
Morris Street
Albany
Saratoga Street
Cohoes
Edward Henderson
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Ahern
Coal Conference
Bulova
Military Watch
Bards
Cen Center Home Furnishers Inc
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U. S. Chamber OF Commerce
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Assoc
Branch Off
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Eleanor
Lone Shop
Oni
Ligbister
Carey Lorgaire
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Pepper Yourr
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Tourg Widde- Brown
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Lowell
Fred Waring
Frank Black
Farm Forum
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Andy
Heidi
Ik—News
Metropolitan Opera
Harknees
News & Pb
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Sacred Heart Pym
Vista Grande
Mi Nute
Jevy i
School of the Air
Isabel Henson
Kitty Foyle
Forrest Whs
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Lecond Hussand
Bright Horizon
Laulee Benny
Ness
Helen Trent
Goldberes
Dr Malone
Joyce Jordan
Perry Mason
Mary Marlin
Red Cross Psm
Bulmer
World Today
Broadway
Kate Smith
bin Henry
Brewster Boy
Newell
Joan Brooks
Randy Sandifer
Sore Shop
DUNNE
Sturtday
Sacred Heart
Garden Gate
Tsahed Hedaan
Mary Lee Tayior
Watten Sweeney
Theater of Today
Stara
Hollywood
Dake
Booka
Syeaway
Robert Hushand
William , Patton
East Side
Second Baptist Church
Charles Holcomb
Rebekah
Branagan'’S Pharmacy
Amet Eile
Fifth Ave
Jacob ST. Alate
Harper's Bazaar
Etta Gaynes
Pacific
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River Street
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