Tax Hearing Adjourned In Certiorari Case
Hearing adjourned by referee in certiorari proceedings involving Furniture industries. Tax assessment cases noted with references to parcels on Nobins Building, Federal and River Streets. Referee Darby pointed out no action proceeding. discontinuances cited for two parcels owned by Norman Francis and Congress Strand. Case details unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Osickat
Troy
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Industrial Club to Hear Travel Talk by Camenisch
Edward T. Camenisch, a Chicago industrialist of Swiss parentage, will present motion pictures of America's beauty spots and give a lecture on his life’s shift from vice president to photographer. He studies Sioux reservations, New Orleans Acadians, California missions, and American historic panoramas to capture the nation’s heritage. Tibbits Cadets meet at Troy Post American Legion rooms for a proposal business session led by James D. Fay followed by a social period.
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Indus
Europe
Americas
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New Orleans
Darous
Californi
Hertecky
Tibbits
Tibbits Codes
Troy Post
American Legion
Hall-Banff
James D. Fay
Navy Expands Rocket Production At McAlester Depot
A United Press dispatch from McAlester Oklahoma details the Navy's plan to raise rocket production by about three percent in coming months. The McAlester depot, a principal naval ordnance plant, has a largely civilian workforce including many women and veterans of prior ammunition work. Rockets are manufactured in reinforced cells, with strict safety measures and trained personnel, amid past explosions that prompted renewed emphasis on safety and precision.
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Mealester
Okla
Wkr-Waen
Naval Stommaitien
Ness
Brerese
Ordsence
Cb 2
Navalordnance
Buck Rogers
McAlesters
Tadit
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Ien
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McAlester
Captain Woodside
Kifea
Woodside
Colorado
McA. X. A. D
Vera LaVoie
Public urged coal conservation during shortage in Troy
The article warns of a serious coal shortage worsened by a storm and announces that the government may impose strict controls on coke and solid fuels if conservation is not practiced immediately. Consumers are urged to limit heat, keep buildings cool, and reduce hot water use to avoid tighter measures.
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Toal
Troy
Burglars Scared Off By Restaurant Owner
A restaurant owner on 29 Hoosick Street repelled burglars who tried to enter at night. The proprietor, living above the shop, reportedly saw flashlights around the entrance and frightened the intruders away before they could gain access to the establishment.
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Resteuren
Ais
Merry Blair
Hoosick Street
Puzzle Clues Fragment Provide Crossword Icon
Fragmented crossword puzzle clues and garbled entries mix names, numbers, and terms. Readers encounter distorted phrases like ACEUER and 16-Witta ionizer, hinting at wordplay and misprints across rows and columns.
Bevigus Puzzle: Asswee to a Bewildering Teaser
A garbled OCR style puzzle item mentions Bevigus and Asswee with scattered fragments like Hawaiian ve, $4, and Reverane. The text appears as a broken string of names and phrases, lacking coherent events or clear entities to anchor a news summary.
Airlines hearing set for April 3 on Eastern NY routes
Applications from airlines seeking to serve Troy and other Eastern New York areas will be reviewed at a Civil Aeronautics Board prehearing conference in Washington on April 3. The session will address procedural rules and merit considerations for airline routes in the Middle Atlantic region, with plans to grant access to major communities across New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and beyond.
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Troy
New York State
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sprrassery
Peartoy
Fitey
Oy Airlines
Middle Atlantics
C. A.B
Patman
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delgare
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Maine
Hines
Atlantic Coast
Rochester
Buffalo
Oswego
Elstre-Cortting
Albany
Binghamton
Niagara Falls
Watertown
Utica
Syracuse
Plattsburg
Glens Falls
Livingston Manor
Jamestown
Westfield
Clees
Dunkirk
Lancaster
Batavia
Lockport
Lewiston
Greenwood Lake
Hempstead
Witte Plains
Sharon’ Springs
Tuxedo
Schenectady
New Rochelle
Rye
Tarrytown
Catskill
Ithaca
Troy to Enforce Dimout After Feb First
The city prepares a mandatory dimout for lighting in stores after February 1 as officials hint at restrictions on display lighting. Merchants had largely abandoned voluntary dimout following the government request, with 63 percent of Troy retailers observing it initially and 15 percent darkening windows on the first night. Authorities anticipate rules to allow limited light in some windows, with the order expected within ten days and effective within about a month.
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Troy
WPH
Hot Drink to Be Served With School Lunches
United Dyestenkill Parent Teacher Association discussed serving hot drinks with school lunches. A tuberculosis Health bond was voted and yard sale plans were made at Mrs Benjamin Pins home. The meeting featured a parent self quiz and a musical program with students and local teachers assisting.
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United Dyestenkill
Parent-Teacher Association
Benjamin Pinson
DeWitt Christie
Nelson Schmay
Kim_pall
Christie
John Odell
Missea Audrey Schmay
Lois Stench
Nita Prediger
Prohibition History Recaps 25 Years Since 1920 Start
A garbled reminiscence recalls the roll back to prohibition beginning January 16, 1920, when beer vanished from markets and hard liquor was stored away in 1919. It notes bootleg gin myths and a 1933 repeal era with food stamps era and the era of legal alcoholic drinks.
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Aanteur
Roosevelt
Temple Beth El Group To Hold Dinner Event
Members of the Brotherhood of Temple Beth El host sons and daughters at 6 30 pm today for the annual dinner party in the Temple vestry. Hareid AL Vine performs as magician with motion pictures and singing. Rabbi Reuven Slonim gives a brief talk. About 150 reservations have been made. Beth El Sisterhood will prepare the dinner. Ben Levine and Bernard Block are event chairmen. Levine presides. Auxiliary to meet follows at 2 30 pm today at Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church parish halls with Mrs A L Madsen and Mrs O C Tofte as hostesses.
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Hareid AL Vine
Reuven Slonim
Beth ET Sisterhood
Ben Levine
Bernard Block
Levine
Sibley's Body Returned to Burial Vault
Ralph Sibley proprietor of the Beauty Spot died December 25 and his body was returned to the Albany Rural Cemetery vault awaiting interment after two postmortem exams. Dr Arthur W Wright found evidence justifying a manslaughter warrant for Trese Clark, who claims to be Sibley's wife. Clark posted $5 bail for the Feb tomorrow hearing before Justice LeRoy Center Valley Falls to decide whether she should await grand jury action. next grand jury convenes Feb 5 at the Supreme Court. District Attorney Wiley noted he has not yet received a formal written copy of the examination.
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Earle J. Wiley
Albany
Courey Peqerculoe
Sibley
Arthur W. Wright
Albany Medical College
Trese Clark
Stbrey
Justice of the Peace LeRoy Center
Valley Falls
Grand Jery
Supreme Court
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John P. Weetherwax
Wi- Nan
O'Conner
Wiley
Mr and Mrs Club Hear Monologist Miss Bass at Parish Meeting
The Mr and Mrs Club of the First Presbyterian Church in Lansingburgh will host an evening featuring humorous monologues by Miss Mary Bass. A series of games and refreshments are planned with Mrs Harry Mason coordinating. Newly elected presidents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Romp will preside.
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Glub
First Presbyterian Church’ of
Lansingburgh
Shore Row
Miss Bass
Troy Area
Harry Mason
Benjamin Romp
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