Firemen Respond to Blazing City Clerk Car Blaze
Fire crews were dispatched at 10 05 p m to a blaze on Tawdhig Avenue near Lincoln Avenue. The city clerk’s car suffered damage to the kitchen area and siding. A booster line was used and the fire was reported under control with surrounding property spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcanile
Wayblogton
Pollua
Ruth Broth
Wits
Lincoln Avera
Chimaey
Lincoln Avenue
Peter J. Trembly
Kftelen
Bremen
Thay
Puiper G. Way
Mt Wat Pr
P Heoond Street
Pota Tee
Y Sumit
Frauen Se
Gal, Austin
Card of Thanks for late Meagan Tenewun event
The family and friends express thanks for the support and kind words received after Meagan Tenewun’s passing. They acknowledge care from Chuetl and Puntaly and note gratitude from relatives, friends, and neighbors for the comfort shown during the event and period of mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagan Tenewun
In Memoriam Mat and Family Honored in Obituary
A garbled obituary fragment honors Mat and others, listing familial ties and dates. The text references Homer, Bilkent Ra, and a 1983 date, with phrases about memory and mourning. Despite missing clear details, the piece conveys a memorial notice for relatives and close friends.
Fragmentary Obituary Notes From Local Hospital Records
Fragmented OCR text appears to record obituaries or death notices from a local hospital section. Mentions of individuals such as Malinoskl, Sanwotian, Ge Aankivarskkis Wendt, and others imply a list of deceased or memorial entries. Several named families and institutions are visible, including St. Josey Steely Hospital and references to Reynolds, Walsh, and Hirano. The legible fragments suggest a compiled memorial notice rather than a single coherent biography.
Harrowing Death Notice From City Cemeteries
A jumble of names and details outlines a funeral notice with multiple families and relations. The text references a burial at a local cemetery, a church service, and a list of mourners including Hines, Matthews, and others, with a schedule around 9:90 and 2:30 in the day, pointing to a citywide bereavement notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirrner
Latoene We
Cemety Walueyhet Wiens
Bangho
Vietinne Fy Faire
Aiea
Tathie
Mies Wenn Cea
Biot Boomenkil
Brak
Feo
Latline Hyuhte
Mey Mandanes
Tray
Everett Lane
Cater
Bransaiek
Arthiy
Ate Patek Meaney
Martie
Oh Thenen
Saal Hawg
Megqwan-In
Waireviet
Dan
Pau A. Metinwan
Tan
Brus
SlarKin
Munley
Noity St
Tery
Honda
Nya
Suntory
Matthews
Thie City
Jan
Uf UG
Hines Hota
Fliz
Price
Mes
Marloapne Mattheme
Deather
Aten
Hind
Hind Rronetin At Soboneota City, Wt Owas Aul Mra Mareatet’ Myadel
Brooklyn
Thomas Charles Fou Troy
Rumen
Malligwa
Ati Fitton
St .Thee
Heim
St. Josephta
Cold snap grips region with frigid forecast
The region endures a deep freeze as temperatures sink below zero at night and fail to rise much during the day. Forecasts predict a low near 20 degrees with little wind to ease the chill and yesterday’s high barely reached 10 degrees.
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Gero
Wealler
Herrwiuns Fodius
Giinaquin
Ora
Stricken Man Taken After Incident at Congress and Third
Frank Garhuto, 35, of 88 Hull Street, was taken to Samusl lan Hospital after an incident at Congress and Third Streets. Sgt. Coleman J. Lyona and Patrolman William de Ryan reported the man was held at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garhuto
Hull Street
Samusl Lan Hospital
Ton Pales
Coleman J. Lyona
Patroknan
William de Ryan
Congress
Third Streets
Hospiel
Long obituary notice for many individuals at multiple local sites
A lengthy obituary and funeral notice lists numerous individuals, families, and associated towns. The document names Helen Neilon, Katherine Bathe, John Farris, and many others connected to services, graves, and memorials. It details locations such as Albany, St. Patridee, and Elmwood, with references to funeral homes, chapels, cemeteries, and dates around a memorial service schedule and interment details.
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Fu M
Sims Avenue
Adaalan
el Malin
Mie
Bylela
Vernon
Lanit
Med- Folin
Rot
Trav
N. Bevis Troy
Mlemar Olay
von Relvilien
Sand Feleqily
St Patridee
Neal Albany
II Naval Attach
Cuuty
Thomas A. Pritehar Otler
Mewghades Corheny
Mb Clark
Beth Bera
Panees Vt
Pry
Atelurk
Mgrade Wal Mlayovenig Toons
Aiddeteaty
Cohues
Noshwad
Farter
Ste
Ful Conn
Tevet
Gong Taland
Nihier
Are
John Farris
Pattiede Roeongs
Coun
Howe
Beery Chin
al de Bore
Ter Uugnen
Mtoe
Mary Ty
Pekareon
Ainler Grant
Thursdlay
Willian
Beal
Ms Shevdian
Mbats
Mensughar Tah
L. Sheridan
Margaret Renad Hatte
Sheetan
Ponder
Ninth St
Wridey
Etto
Tacoma
St. Matos
Cametary
Smud Iyus Ein
Dan
Lai
BNI
Noel
Bor
Murad Do Mewar
Avent
Norte
Peigay
Oeluek
Batial
Chanel
Oakyrood Center
Mebane
Diay Ib
Belinbetty Wagner
Mes Heath
Bows
Triess Mather
Wage Wer
Mtn
Poel G. Dobett Af Toy
Mie Rayal Og
Offlen
Cidise
Maa
Mea
Sylvace Hay
Brooklyn
Hearne J. Witney
Ae Nusa
Servicex Private Front
The
Morriy Fur Aural Ame
Bate
Urbay
Mall
Carrie Dean
Teate
Mra Chaves
Shannon
Albert Lorkdn
WU Whiters
Tooatek Malla
Ehd
Aulus Ward
Sehaghtleake
Yoclubs Meeting Planned for Upcoming Week
A garbled note outlines a Wednesday meeting at the Treyow in AL to plan a Fotramyy dinner and membership activities. It mentions a film on the subject, guidance sessions, and a conference at the West Side .ooM GAL in New York with speakers. Talks cover high school graduation, college education, and reforms under Rights acts, with plans for members visiting Cai Vin Sehuenhoven in June.
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Walt Canduel m Sigipe
Treyow
Wality Aly Mem
Bership
Mary Ruthering
Herog
Muri
New York
Euston
Otarning Veterans
Colona
Schenectady Strike Ties Local Labor Pressure to War
A large walkout by United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers at ALCO and related plants in Schenectady sparks a broader plan for extended work stoppages. Local 201 leadership in Troy and officials in Albany mobilize committees to support strikers, target funds to affected workers, and warn of possible spillover into Washtenon area as kitchens open to feed pickets and lines remain tense across the region.
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Milwis M
Matthias Mr. van Voorhwes
World Trade
General Motoly Oversus
Thes Jays Ty Manito
Sune Tholosx
Mitchblag
Liem
Uae
Monty
Lems
Sale
Mwany U
Listerner
C. 1
Olghi
Scheneetady
Wualee
Generinetie Co
American Lucohietive Co
Dian O
Wnited
Elpatrical
Ure Gy AC
Tawal 2054
United Stel Worlers of America
Lie
C. G
Wank Jo Murphy
Roy
United Avitemobile Workers
Roy Lush
W. BK
Thta
Slong
Mcluding Bersyekven
Aebony
Schenevwaily
Beutton
Montgomery County
Msbian
Tenhunsilly
Fom Eitawa
Enneth Hannigen
Dray Jschau
Mensselaer
Alvany
Tayror
Payton
Oly
Sehenectady
sfPeials
Heelies
Troy Genci
Klee
Momge
Mestling
United Eleuions Radio and Machine Workers
New York
Puiseitor
Cornell Specialist To Conduct 4-0 Training School
Cornell University based trainer Miss Mingenehsleinmora will lead an all day training for AH Cy leaders at 17 Collins Avenue with demonstrations and a Postoffice tied afternoon session. The event covers home economics topics with emphasis on practical garment completion and storage instructions for clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingenehsleinmora
Iran Corenell University
University of Maine
Cornell University
College of Home
Cornell
Willian MacPherson
Collins Avenue
Jou Aphaipe
Red Cross Seeks Typists and Knotters in County Chapter
Red Cross announces need for typists and knotters at Hebaedary County Chapter. Volunteers urged to contact Alina and Richard Le Mendy to arrange weekly hours and start within eleven days. Women encouraged to apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebaedary County
Rey Chase
Troy Guard Prepares for Monday Army Inspection
Final prep for Monday inspection by Reserve Army officers at Troy Armory. Company A, Second Regiment, holds a ceremony with new members signed in and vacancies for ten men. Captain Corcoran led the staff with training on the 22 caliber rifle as part of the unit’s readiness activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanna Leder
Newy York
Troy Amory
Hermory
Repti
W. Finkhoversun
Berond
Nealon
Fredoned Bulmer
Leonid
Laphan
Ten Mers Aten Oy
Fist
L. Banner Ain
Viru
Indu Aang
Corcoran
Hotelmen To Seek State Rent Freeze
Hotel and retail groups plan to petition the state for a rent freeze on commercial properties amid pressures from landlords seeking hikes. James O Brien, president, warns some wholesalers push unfair practices and says abuses will be reported to OPA subcommittees. The alliance also focuses on liquor service compliance and urges city authorities to enforce ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gounryi
Niu
Ile Spulers
James O'Brien
Abiack Gual Ak
Relia Hquer
O'Brien
OPA Subhumns
O'Brian Wei
Nevosilty
Inp
Bonvel
Git Vyner
Vily Ordnance
Joanie Therr
Minom
Maor
Shoul
Pete Hon
Fred & Filey
Ns Tongshi
Troy
Legislative Reporters Elect Knowles President
Clayton Kitchen of The Nid Yorkines was elected president of the Legislative Correspondents Association yesterday. The group usually selects a new president yearly. Also named were John G. Rogers of the New York Herald Tribune as second vice president and J.T. Cor of the Christian Science Monitor as secretary.
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Clayton Kitchen
Nid Yorkines
Agsneration
Knowles
Reebeldalae
Profe
Tral Nite
John G. Rogers
New York
Hierald Tribune
Preaklents
Jonn L. Censtro
United Prons
Third View
Mmennanly
Simtel
J.T. Cor
Cherstain Science Monitor
Wnt
Albany Police Ty Bree Burglary Suspect
Albany Police say Bree Burglary Suspect was taken into custody after an incident described by officials. Chief Coley and Deputy Michel Dobus are noted in the questioning, with authorities stating no injuries or fatalities occurred.
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Albany Police
Ty Bree
Tany
Rhu
Uven Howe
Pit Ety
Barrletaed
Patee
Dilian Bel
Michel Dobus
Coley
Theft of Case Mines Cat Report Shocks Local Area
A report filed yesterday notes a theft of a case containing mines and related items. The incident occurred aftermath near a facility on Saint Lea and neighboring artists, with several items including N74 marked equipment stolen. Police and local authorities are investigating the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Sds
Artista Matter Wits
County Legion Group Protests VA's Failure To Pay Student Veterans
The American Legion county committee protests the Veterans Administration for delaying or denying checks and stipends to student veterans. Leaders cite 10 to 12 months of nonpayment, urging swift attention and relief measures. The protest was presented to General Bradley in Washington and signed by Joseph A. Adelska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuneral Motors
Me van Voorheey
County Legion Group
Lune
Omae O. Rendles
Veterans Adbitnstention
Geneal Bradley
Washingston
Hensselher
Amine Femonium
Novy Catlahin
General Bradley
Stephen van Rensselier
Amerean Legion
Rensseliar
Hell
Annie
Anlmalion
Valcmine
Lo Yan Winder
Joseph A. Adelska
Hrinder
Legium
Stephen van Renenelaee
Atebska
Fed Ruurehkeli
Jesse Hallis
Lester A. Lanning
Wetls T.llen
Eliott Pine
Tibbits Auxiliary Installs Vistolition Ceradicator at the Annex
Tibbits Auxiliary installs new officers and honoraries at a ceremony in November 1948 at the Annex restaurant. Mayor J. Avenane commends the group for civic activity while introducing the newly titled president. Members and officers including Herta Jaded, Chrlys Gipp, Ann Lelentiint, May Wohison, and Mary Neville are named along with trustees and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prushtont
Willner & Tibbits
Wale
Annex
Ming Saville
Department
Chiplainy
Covenants
Aliyordone J. Avenane
Wiexpeqial Rgeats
Abo
Menor
Ceive
Somad
Wei Er
Herta Jaded
Vicce
Chylys Gipp
Ann Lelentiint
Reception for Veterans Yonight at St. Peter's Lyceum
A veterans reception at St. Peter's Lyceum tonight honors signed former parish members and furloughed armed forces personnel. Rev. James Pritchard, former St. Peter's assistant pastor, will be principal speaker. A musical program and refreshments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hina
St. Peter's Lyceum Ivern
Ynaeling
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Troy Record
Taine
Qatts Taibliveor
Tly Lane
Tadie Kolay
Mieke June Akincert
Thucates
Anil Apprelacian
Fo Ichand Neste Fx Extantil
Arco
Seayan
Relalivon
Fryers
Abel K
Pereny Niet
Memoriam
Homer
Mats
Manali
Wella
Alan
BUN
RORN
Malinoskl
Alho Sanwotian Huppttaltan
Suet
St. Josey Steely Hospital
Dau OG
MT. Val Mia
Cael Taku
Reynolds
Seti Mimeital
Walds
the Holdaway Famerty
Gila
Walsh
Don Mie
B. Hayner
Oath
Tunidan
Me Abdlot
Mildrort
Anise Hildy
Mt. Bett
F Mei
Gee
Dota Rally
AL Shevexdanes
Mane Fires
Tashake Tavut
Garett
Mauna
Dolton
Nes
Milady
Hastings
Auto Club
Mireelirn
Philip 8. Dorlun
Ravle J. Wiley
James A. Ryan
Olta J Swenspon
HN. Vandalwerp
A. Allan van
Wie
Meixgell
A. Cullowig
Aenold
JH Rueder
Lennix
Max Whelsch
Lhelsh
Marty Tonintz
Aeverud
Danvey
Mins Mary Tress
Alsleit
Ly Mat Mary
Jol Vin
Edwin M Vi Voursieus
Ventor
General Motors’ Overseas Operations
G.ms East
Tray Auto Club
Hendrick Ilsoy
Max Ehrlieb
Jeff
J. Ligglia Snyder
Schenectady
Troy Man
Margann
Steinmeta
Red Cross
Edna Miller
William Bibbits
Alex Restaurant
Myrtle Delaney
Metured
Hallie Haris
Moe
Miner
May Neville
Delaney
Mit Ann Leben
Uitt
Reeket Knowles
Troy Common
Thomas Dougherty
Wallet Woolf
Gintlyny Maurie Filson
Troy Post
Daniel D. Purcell
Noble | Callahin Post
TenEyen
Albany
Tibbits
St. Peter's
Francis A. Kelley
River Street
Hutton
Troy Real Estate Board, Inc
Program For
Real Estate Board
Watervliet
Lansingburg
Wynantskill
G.I
John Ball
James Dunne, Jr
Gilbert Geer, Jr. & Co
Fazioli
Dunn Isak Gundersen
Clyde W. Heer
James F. Johnson
Arthur H. Lofgren
Clarence Milanese
Mary M. Miller
Louis H. Moore
E. J. Nicoll & Son
James H. Richards
John F. Shannon
Grand St
William H. Hanley
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