Cohoes Youth Held on Check Charge
Arthur Honsinger age 20 of Cohoes was arrested by Plainclothesman Daniel H. Sheehan of the Troy Detective Bureau after attempting to pass two forged checks at National City Bank. He allegedly confessed to stealing the checks from a neighbor and was held for further police action. Cadets to Meet at Germania Hall at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow with a social to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Honsinger
Cohoes
Daniel H. Sheehan
Troy Detective Bureau
National City Bank
Honsinger
Oneida Street
William Maxwell
John ¥. Kelly
Tibbits Cadets
Germania Hall
Card of Thanks and Birth Notices From 1944
Card of thanks thanks friends and relatives for sympathy after a teeny mis. Birth notices: Bowen daughter Christine to Mr. and Mrs Willan Bowen at Samaritan Hospital January 16 1844. Powers son Joseph Robert to Petty Officer and Mrs described Powers at Couves Hospital January 18 1944. Scully daughter Karen Bonnie to Mr. and Mrs Matt Scully at Samaritan Hospital January 12 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zepf
Anna Zepf
Bowen
the Samaritan Hospital
Willan i E. Bowen
Christine
Helen R. McClellan
Warnecke To Head War Chest In Troy Community Chest
Ernest L. Warneke elected president of the Troy Community Chest Inc at a directors meeting in the Troy Y M C A succeeding Ellis H. Robison. New officers include Charles J. Hanney Raymond P. Neltzer Mrs Alan S. Cobden and J Julius Goodman. Nine directors named for three year terms. Ex officio mayors of Green Island Watervliet and Watervliet serve one year. New budget chair Samuel A. Mintz with two year term members Marcus L. Filley Judge Sweeney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Warneke
Allied Communities War Chest
Troy Community Chest, Inc
Troy Y. M. Co. A
Ellis H. Robison
Community Chest
Warneke
Charles J. Hanney
Raymond P. Neltzer
Alan S. Cobden
J. Julius Goodman
Jeffers T. Murphy
Robison
Gorham Cluett
Joseph D. Foley
Watervitet Corporation
Hobison
Warincke
John J. Sweeney
Thomas V. Kenney
Dwight Marvin
Anna T. Shields
Harold S. Turner
Gorham Ciuett
Christopher W. Gilhooley
John J. Ahern
Charles J. McDermott
Green Island
John F. Walsh
Waterford
James F. Donson
Watervliet
Thomas McNamee
Camp Fie Girls
William A. Dunne
Hillside School
Charles J. Ranney
Catholic Charities
Robert B. Plunkett
Lansingburg Boys Club
Edgar ©. Stillman
Salvation Army
William L. Shields
Vanderheyden Hall
Ranney
Stillman
Clarence Russell
Harold M. Grout
James S. Turner
W. P. Herbert & Co
Samuel A. Mintz
Marcus L. Filley
Judge Sweeney
W. Kenneth Doyle
Chester F. Millhouse
James F. O'Crowley
H. Bosworth McChesney
Henry J. Sidford
John J. Rainey
WAR Chest
Troy Y.M.C. A
Alan 5. Cobden
Raymond P. Neitzel
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Watervliet Area
In this city January 1944 to January 18 1944 several deaths are announced including George Birtwell Mildred Lade Birtwell Jane Cottrell Jane Boyer Richard Dougherty Anna A Dougherty Rebecca Mayhue Elizabeth Gathout Robert Rivet Bussell Edward J Treambly William E Tolan and others. Funeral arrangements list times dates and local churches with interment at St. Patrick s St Joseph s Albany Rural Cemetery and Sutters Cemetery. The notices name spouses children siblings and hometowns such as Cambridge N Watervliet N Troy Springfield Milwaukee Newberry Pittsfeld Troy and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtwell
Samaritan Hos Nial
George Birtwell
Mildred Lade Birtwell
Jane Cottrell
Norce
Boyer
Cambridge
Jane
Mary Boyer
Frederick Boyer
Tohursday Mourains
Academy Street
O'Clork
Patrick's Church
Bunal
St. Patrick's
Dyuulgherty
Anna A. Dougherty
John J
Thomas F. Dougherty
Fifth Avenue
St Patrick's Church
St. Peter's
Egan
Watervhet
Nelhe N
Margaret Egan
Edward Lane
Seventh Avenue
Tine
Gleason
Annie M. Gleason
Waterliet
St. Bridget’s Church
Watervliet
Kenna
William M. Kenna
Anna G. Foy
Joseph
William, Jr
U.S. N
Charles F
Robert P. Kenna
John
Julia Murnane
Catherine Ward
Mary Birney
Michael
Joseph Kenna
Second Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Joseph's
LE Compte
Rebecca E. Mayhue
Alfred A le Compte
Nelson Agaard
Ilsa Agaard
Peter Houle
Naphlean Mayhue
Fonda
River Street
Oathout
Elizabeth Mellvaine Gathout
Arthur H. Oathout
Robert J. Hewson
Leland Brownsey
Monroe
Treambly
Edward J. Treambly
Edmund Treambly
George H Treambly
Troy
Josephine Perketie
Pittsfeld
C. J. Cote
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Tolan
William E
Press Avenue
Bible Baker
Elizabeth EB
Edward B
Albert. J. Wagner
Tronwoo
Mich
Laura Tolan
Newberry
Thomas L
Milwaukee
Wis
Seattle
Wash
J. W. Burns Sons, Inc
St. Patrick'n Church
Sutters Cemetery
Arphne
East Side Unit Votes to Buy Books for Library
An appropriation of 50 dollars to purchase additional books for the East Side Branch of the Troy Public Library was approved by the East Side Association executive committee at School 16. A supervising committee was appointed, plans for April meeting and Victory Garden project discussed, and parking complaints referred to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Troy Public Library
East Side Association
Carl G. Grimm
Harry A. van Velser
W. R. Keeler
John J. Sweeney
Association For Air Raid Wardens
Harry D. Vincent
Robert
Lillian
Eleanor King
Julian Martin
Evelyn Wurtz
Three Ballston Spa Court Cases Settled
Three Ballston Spa court cases reached settlements in a Ballston Spa Supreme Court session. William Lendl of Galway sued Frank Martin of Glenville for injuries to him as a bus passenger in February 1943. settlements announced covered multiple actions including William Owens, Raymond Scavone, and Elizabeth Wyman cases arising from a 1948 Ballston Spa Schenectady highway collision and a 1943 fatality. Attorneys Leary Fullerton and Nedde represented the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lendl
Galway
Frank Martin
Glenville
Lendl
Martin
Supreme Court
Ballston Spa
William Owens
South Glens Falls
John Palumbo
Schenectady
Charles Mosher
Raymond Scavone
Saratoga
Mosher
Palumbo
William J. Collins
John D. Maroney
OPA Warns 22 Troy Store Operators After Hearing
Twenty two Troy store operators cited for OPA violations were given a special hearing at the Troy Ratio Board office in The Hotel Troy after failing to appear at a previous general hearing in Rensselaer County Court House. They were warned to show up or face action by Albany officials as education gave way to enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
OPA
Rensselaer County Court House
Albany
F. Paul Riley
William Buff
Charles C. Freihofer
Troy Board
Robert Russell
SL Seymour Sett
Freida Schwenkemeyer
Patrick S. Flannery
Area Safety Engineers Hear Talk By J L Risinger
J L Risinger safety supervisor for Socony Vacuum Oil and NSC petroleum section chief spoke to the Society of Safety Engineers at The Hendrick Hudson dinner. He urged safe plant work through proper machinery, good housekeeping, worker promotion features, and ongoing supervisor and worker training to plan and perform safely. He said safety aligns with business aims of quantity and quality production with minimal costs and no injuries, and that management and supervision must own safety to prevent accidents. Also announced were Barnet Steiner as VP publicity and William Murphy as VP program, with a program by John Ogsbury and piano solos by Peter Emma and students. The new constitution was adopted. next meeting set for Schenectady on Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Risinger
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Petroleuon
National Safety Council
Society of Safety Engineers
Hendrick Hudson
Risinger
Stanley G. Allen
Society
Barnet Steiner
Troy Engineering Bureau
William Murphy
Albany
John Ogsbury
Peter Emma
Schenectady
Army Track Lease Lets Racing Resume This Summer
The Army Engineer Depot’s lease of the Saratoga Springs track covered areas will not block racing if the Racing Association resumes this summer. The lease requires property removal for ninety days in summer if needed. The primary purpose was protection for equipment. rental is $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Engineer Depot
Saratoga Springs
Racing
Electrical Examiners Rename McGrath
The municipal board of electrical examiners was organized for the year at a meeting last night in City. James J. McGrath reelected chairman and Harry W. Mobi reelected secretary. Other members include Gordon L. Hayes Harold Lawson William F. Luby and Charles F. Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Board of Electrical Examiners
City Hall
James J. McGrath
Elity
Harry W. Mobi
Gordon L. Hayes
Harold Lawson
William F. Luby
Charles F. Crowley
Radz Elected To Humane Society Board
George A. Radz of Troy, a former deputy county welfare commissioner and deputy attorney general, was elected to the Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society board at Albany headquarter’s annual meeting. Bentley P. Look, the society’s general manager, called the year the busiest in history and urged new methods to prevent neglect of children and cruelty to animals. The Troy Shelter improvements, more homes for stray dogs, and dogs placed at war plants or in armed forces were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Radz
Troy
Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society
Albany
John R. Quinn
Radz
University of Pennsylvania
Albany Law School
Wynansnit
Troy Lodge
Haks
Bentley P. Look
Look
John Boyd Thacher
Children’s Committee
Helen Harvie
Kennel Committee
Chief Smith Presented Gold Badge at Fire Department Testimonial
Carl Smith recently appointed fire chief was presented a gold badge set with three stones at a testimonial in his honor by department members and friends at the Noble-Callahan Post Rooms. Mayor John J. Ahern and other city officials praised his leadership and urged full support to ensure an outstanding administration. The event featured songs, speeches, and a parody on White Christmas reflecting firefighters’ goodwill toward their chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Noble-Callahan
Chief Smith
John J. Ahern
Ahern
Rank Milanese
Carl
Frank M. Ames
Public Safety
Smith
Nelson Reid
Cahoes Iirman
Ife
Thomas F. FitzGerald
Public Works
Mr. FitzGerald
Edward Herbert
William Smith
John Burns
John J. Tower
Pumper 2
Truck 2
Joseph Carey
Frank Hunt
Louis Tinser
Patrick Byrne
Edward Cassidy
Frank Higgins
Edward Hittrick
Frank Clinton
John Lynch
John Prendergast
Edward Zapf
Joseph Kelly
John Gardner
James Caltins
William Walsh
Frank McQueen
OPA Lifts Suspension In Two Cohoes Cases
Two Cohoes meat dealers had suspension orders lifted by Hearing Commissioner Allen Carruthers of the District OPA in Albany after depositing ration points to cover deficits. Samuel Levy of Sanitary Market deposited points to balance 18 000 to 19 000, following a prior overdraft. Philip and Mary Friesie of Big Value Food Market stayed their 90 day suspension after depositing points to cover deficits of 25 564 in processed foods and 12 293 in the food account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Allen Carruthers
OPA
Albany
Samuel Levy
Memsen Street
Philip and
Mary Friesie
Big Value Food Market
Main Street
Mr. Friejie
Urge County To Appoint Historian
At a Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors meeting an appeal was heard to create a county historian position to document World War II county participation. Frederick R. Stevens urged establishing the post and maintaining wartime and war effort records with town historians. The board will consider the request later, with committee appointments announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stertling
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Frederick R. Stevens
Division of History and Archives
State Education Deartment
Mrr. Stevens
Board of Supervisors
Anu
Willn
Leroy H. Nible
Public Health Committee
John 5. Finch. Schodack
Harry T. Wygant
J. §. Randall
Douglas Hudson
John J. Ahern
Charles §. Myers
North Greenbush
Clyde M. Warren
Fifth Ward
Troy
Lincoln Club Ladies Night at Grace Methodist Church
The Lincoln Club of Grace Methodist Church hosted its annual ladies night in the church general rooms last night. Lauren D Cronk directed the event with aid from Harry May Elliott Cote Hiram Patten Maxwell Daniels Joseph Shaw Frank Smith Fred Golden John Armstrong and Preston Genung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoin Club
Grace Methodist Church
Church General Rooms
Lauren D. Cronk
Harry May
Elliot Cote
Hiram Patten
Maxwell Daniels
Joseph Shaw
Frank Smith
Fred Golden
John Armstrong
Preston Genung
Dewey Calls Refunding City Debts The Worst Unsound Policy
Governor Thomas E Dewey blasted municipal refunding as the worst unsound fiscal policy before the New York State Publishers Association in Albany. He cited reduced refunding by the state comptroller, argued state aid has risen while local taxes have grown, and urged decisive local action with informed citizen backing to solve urban finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E Dewey
New York State Pulishers Association
Albany
Troy
Dewe
Dewey
New York City
J. Worman Lodge
Associated Press
Descrie
Pacific
Robert Considine
International News Service
Frank H. Gannet
Fred I. Archibaki
Albany Times-Union
Publishers’ Association
Wallace Odell
Tarrytown News
Arthur P. Irving
The
Glens Falls Times and Post Star
J. David Houge
Utica Observer Dispatch
Cansists
George Howe Elected President of Local 77 Meat Cutters
George Howe was elected president of Local 77 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America AFL at the Troy Labor Temple last night. He succeeds Thomas J. Coffey. Other officers include Edward J. Degen as vice president and Coffey as secretary treasurer. Louis B. Daniels International organizer attended as a guest and announced progress in local organizing. A special meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howe
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
A. F. of L
Troy
Thomas J. Coffey
Edward J. Degen
Marcus Tercott
Edward P. Curley
Joseph J. Murray
Robert J. Freeman
Joseph D. Farina
Ernest A. Hervieux
O. J. Stallmer
Edward A. Doocey
Louis B. Daniels
Rensselaer Woman Shares in Estate Details
A Rensselaer woman is shown to share in the estate of her granduncle with a net estate noted as 11199.50. The filing in Surrogate Court records an appraisal by Francs D. McGarey. The gross estate value is listed as 313508.05 with multiple beneficiaries including Sepie Jast and Jane Kenesson of 33 Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
William Moui
Sepie Jast
Jane Kenesson
Elm Street
Rensselaer
D. McGarey
Moulson
Girl Sobs As Trial Of Edwin R Anthony Proceeds
The trial of Edwin R Anthony Sr on a first degree felonious assault indictment involving a Ravena girl aged 11 in December 1912 continues in Rensselaer County Court with the jury not yet asked to deliberate. The victim sobbed during cross examination as the defense pressed questions about her memory and prior conversations with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Anthony. Sr
Rensselaer County
Charles J. Duncan
Reynald van Woert
Ravena
Earle J. Wier
Lansingburg
Wuey
Supreme Court
Rensselaer Coun
Duncan
Triat
Anthony
Nellie Krause
Clinton
Chinion
Tsemoimmssion
Anthoa
Atromme
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Safety Engineers
R. B. Morgan
W. B. Murphy
Walter C. Allen
Army
McGrath
Humane Society Board
Armand Champagne
Elmer G. Jacobs
Charles Marterer
Pawling Sanitarium
Charles 8. Myers
Albert Marcou
Leo T. Doran
Earl Brenenstuhl
Bert Baker
David John
Terrance Cox
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Relief
Edwin F. Henry
Earl , Brenenstuhl
Blanchard Mowers
Fred A. Beck
Lewis Hudson
John A. Kelly
John Baker
Louis Rizzo
John M. Smith
Robert Hoffay
Arthur L. Pease
Cyril Neville
Elmer F. Jacobs
Leon Goyer
James Visk
C P. Duncan
Raymond 8. Miller
Terrence F. Cox
D. C. Gutbrodt
Elmer Jacobs
Leo Doran
C. P. Duncan
Fred Shaw
Arthur L. Cummings
Daniel Michel
Charles Mailerer
Avilla J. Cote
Robert Holfay
Charles Myers
David Jones
Arthur Cummings
John Smith
David W. Brenenstuhl
Leroy H Nible
D.C. Gutbrodt
Leo T Doran
Lincoln Club
Troy Real Estate Board, Inc
John Ball Agency
James Dunne, Jr
D. A. Fazioli
Gilbert Geer, Jr., & Co. 1
Gundersen
Clyde W. Heer
James F. Johnson
Clarence Milanese
Mary M. Miller
Louis H. Moore
E. J. Nicoll & Son
John F. Shannon
James H. Richards
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