Kellogg Reelected President of Prudential Troy Assn
Kellogg reelected president and treasurer of the Prudential Association in Troy at yesterday's stockholders meeting. A slate of directors was returned for one year, and the new board reelected officers including John W. Byrne as first vice president and Gordon L. Hayes as second. 503 of 750 shares represented. bankers Chauncey W. Cook Avery G. Hall Joseph Delaney and Fred Clements served as election inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Troy Prudential Association, Inc
Arthur J. Burch
John W. Byrne
Clark Cipperly
Gorham Ciuell
Fred W. Curtis
Charles I. Day
Gordon L. Hayes
Joseph V. H. Hayes
Frank P. Himes
Evans
Kellogg
Dwight Marvin
Raymond P. Neitzel
A. Kendall Roberts
Arthur Viger
Miss Fritsche
Barkley
Rosemarie Dolan
Thomas A. Dolan
Short January term hears ten cases in Albany court
Justice Francis Bergan convened a January special term of Supreme Court in Albany. Ten cases were on the calendar with marital matters dominant as sessions ran from 10:30 am to noon. Two divorce actions were adjourned for Albany session. several divorces and an annulment were heard with final decisions reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bergan
Albany
Supreme Court
Chauncey E. Delair
Myrtle E. Delair
Anna Mae Rosch
Philip J. Rosch
Bergan
Alice Prewett
Lester Prewett
Helen M. Criscione
George M. Criscione
Mary Hoffman
Walter D. Hoffman
Edward Curran
Ada Curran
Complex radio program schedule with varied acts and times
A dense list of 1940s era radio offerings across multiple stations and genres. Entries include musical performances by Duke Ellington, Vincent Lopez, Tammy Tucker, and Andy Russell. stage acts. news segments. religious services. sports reports. and public service programs. Many items lack clear dates or precise details, reflecting an intricate daily schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow
Troy
Fon
Pimekeeper
Fintekeeper
Forestry Forum
Green Hornet
Evelyn Johnson
Duke Ellington
Time Ensemble
Cole Tody Time CO
Metropolitan Opera
Tammy Tucker
Andy Russell
Leon Henderson
Vincent Lopez
John Vandertuok
Eels
Wiry—Troy
Showdown
OS. Pauls
America
Eye
Curt Massey
Newsay
Opera
Bob Hanes
Goldberg Firm Buys Six Story Sperry Building
A six story brick Sperry Building on South River Street between Van Buren and Jackson Streets was sold to Goldberg Building Supply Corp. The sale includes adjoining one story brick structure and loading yard at the foot of Jackson Street. Goldberg Building Supply and Hudson Motor Freight Service will continue occupying their portions until war end, after which the purchaser plans full occupancy and expansion. Brokers: Jacob and I J Weinstein and Draper Bartle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South River Street
van Buren
Jackson Streets
Sperry Trading Stamp Corp
Goldberg Building Supply Corp
Jackzoin Street
Hudson Motor Freight Service, Inc
Jacob and
I. J. Weinstein
Draper & Bartle
Snerty Trading Corp
Mesnig, Koplovits & Curley
East Side Albert Fox Installed Noble Grand at Albia Lodge
East Side Albert R. Fox was installed noble grand of Albia Lodge of Odd Fellows and Henry F. Wing, noble grand of Silverbrook Lodge of Wynantskill, at a joint installation Thursday evening in Albia Lodge rooms. Abe Wolvin, district deputy grand master, and staff installed the officers of both lodges. Albia Lodge officers include Harry Schram vice grand Harry Mohl financial secretary Harry E. Duran recording secretary Albert M. Snover treasurer and Aimonl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Egleston
Granville Pfieffer
Millard Lee
Albert Baker
William Manning
Edwin Macey
Joseph Cottrell
Noble Grand
Almon D. ’ Egleston
LeRoy Utz
Edwin Ter
Arthur Wright
Guardian
Clarence Bell
Silverbrook Lodge
Mr. King
LeRoy Franklin
Sanford J. Osterhout
Charles 5 . Myers
Charles S. Myers
Abe Wolvis
Alexander Shaffer
New York
Harry Monl
Albert R. Fox
Albia Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Henry F. Wing
Noble
Silverprook Lodge
Wynantskill
Albia Lodge
Abe Wolvns
Harry Schram
Harry Mohl
Harry E. Duran
Albert M. Snover
Aimon
Army truck surplus and civilian needs in wartime
The Truman Committee reports a surplus of more than a million trucks for 1944, with civilian demand pressing to divert Army production. Estimates show 534,000 trucks allocated to lend lease reduces the total to around 816,000, then to 602,000 after jeep and other allocations, while civilian shortages loom as 139,000 vehicles are planned for civilian use and only about 90,000 may reach civilians in late 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Truman Committee
U. S
Army
War Department
L. DP. iClay
Army Service Forces
Soviet Russia
United Kingdom
U. K
U.S
United States
Salerno
Youth War Council To Sponsor Canteen In Troy
The Youth War Council of Troy will sponsor the Youth Canteen at 8:30 pm today at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Third Street. Harry Taylor and his orchestra will perform, with Catholic Central High School in charge under Betty Knowles. Assistants include Mary McGrath Guinan St John Vincent Poleto La Salle Institute Gloria Gilbert and Jack Driscoll Troy High School. The event aims to curb juvenile delinquency by offering wholesome entertainment as a supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth War Council of Troy
Knights of Columbus
Third Street
Harry Taylor
Catholic Central High School
Betty Knowles
Mary McGrath
Guinan
Six Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Spencerville Ohio
Six persons including a mother and four children perished in a farm home fire near Spencerville Ohio. Victims were Mrs Sadie M Handshoe and her children Ruby Murle Palestine Paul Charles and Mia Handshoe and Cletha Messer Handshoe sister 19. The blaze was found by a passerby as husband James Handshoe worked at a nearby war plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
O.P
Spencerville
Here
Sadie M. Handshoe
Ruby Murle
Palestine
Paul
Charles
Mia
Handshoe
Cletha Messer
Knott County
Crosswords Across Puzzle List of Clues
A readable crossword style list with clues and partial spellings for lake in Sahara religious wonder unmarried woman part of ear and more fragmented entries for various across clues. Entries include swollen fret antennae looks fix large container flow out merriment on the sea kitchen utensil rodent start burn with water put in bondage end of arm thin slogic tine part of to be small birds equal high explosive blackthorn fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Fire Chief Smith Moves to New Office at City Hall
Fire Chief Carl A. Smith is installed in a new office on the first floor of Central Fire Headquarters after the City Hall fire caused offices to relocate. The former Fire Chief C. A. Casey's office space on the third floor and the mayor's office on the second floor were reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Smith
Central Fire Headquarters
C. A. Casey
Smith
Office moves with records to new central station site
Hoseman Edward J. Kittrick of the Central Station has been assigned to the office as the chief's clerk. The move includes furnishing and department files and records relocated to the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoseman
Edward J. Kittrick
American Bombers Sink Two Jap Ships
General Stilwell announced that 14th Air Force bombers sank a 1700 ton enemy passenger freighter and a 1500 ton tanker in a China Sea sweep. Crews abandoned ship as flames engulfed the vessels, and all American aircraft returned safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking UP
China Sea
Joseph W. Stilwell
14Th
American Airforce
Dewey Names Rochester Man To OCM Post
Governor Dewey announced the appointment of Lieut. Russell Felerski of Rochester as field representative of the Office of Civilian Mobilization. The 24 year old disabled war veteran, wounded in Sicily, will earn $3,000 annually and recently returned to Rochester after discharge from the Army. Felerski volunteered in 1940, trained at Fort Benning, saw action in Africa, Tunisia, and Sicily, and lost his left hand during a German counterattack near San Agatha. He is married and resides at 11 Vose Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Felerski
Rochester
Dewey
Felerski
Army
Fort Benning
Africa
San Agatha
Sicily
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Vose Street
Aids Named for La Salle Revue Sets Feb Minstrel Show
William J. Broderick president of the Fathers' Club of La Salle Institution announced the general committee for the minstrel show to be staged February 20 at St Marys Hall. Frank L. Ryan is general chairman with John J. Casey Thomas J. Graulty as tickets cochairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Broderick
Fathers’ Club of la Salle Institution
St. Mary’s Hall
Frank L. Ryan
William Preston
John J. Casey
Cochairman
Thomas J. Graulty
Patrick Poleto
William Claremont
Lester Tick
Arthur G. Matthews
Peter Russo
Joseph P. Delaney
Thomas Perry
Joseph Caldwell
Walter Dugan
Stanley DeStanfine
Scout executive to speak at Lansingburg Cub Pack meeting
Lansingburg Clinton Rose will address Cub Pack No 11 at First Presbyterian Church Lansingburg next Friday night. He will discuss expanding the cubbing program for cubs and parents with several features planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Rose
Troy Council
B.S.A
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Rose
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Prudential
William Bendix
Ee Life Oi
Gumnors
WTAY
Blue Network
American Meat Institute
Taga BO
Bill Bradley
FBI
Tim—Dept. of States
Abie
Dellar Bane
Melodic Morde U. S. Marines
Thomas Peluze
Barbara
Sacred Heart
Steelmakers
Dorothy Thompson
Kidster Winchell
Jimmy Fidlerth
Guy Lombardo
Schenectady
George Crooks
Unlimited Service
Met the Thing
Barry Pulp
Words and Music College Reviewien
New Power
Biggs
Church of the Air
Jordan Us
Tabernacle
Church of the
Edward R. Murrow
Re. E. Cedar
Philharmoni
Family
William L. Shirer
Perty
P. G
Crime Doctor
Fred Alien
En Farrel
Harry
Goldberg
Sperry
Rodmond P. Fox
Tommy
Ethel Ann
Thirteenth Street
San Jose
Costa Rica
INS
Guatemala
Victor Sanabria
Alberto Echandi Montero
Berner
Third ST
Troy, N.Y
Jewelers - Optometrists
Youth War Council
Ohio
Poe
Law Professio
Enthusis
Indigo
Guel
OCM Post
la Salle Revue
Ladies’ Aid of Our Saviour’s
Lutheran Church
Fifth Avenue
103Rd Street
K. c. Beck
W. CG. TU
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Margaret Maxwell
Bartolommeo Cristofort
Piano
Pal
Ake
OU Drc CV A Teas
Tex
W.&m
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