Local servicemen listed for WWII honors and assignments
Fast Lieut Robert Barrett of 249 Ninth Street recently completed his 50th combat mission with a B24 Liberator group in Southern Italy and Northern France, noting past targets from supply routes to Ploesti. Also named are Sergt Joseph E Charlebois of Glens Falls with the 235th Engineer Combat Battalion and several others from Troy Mechanicville and Waterford serving in Europe and India. the column lists ranks, addresses, and units, highlighting completed training and recent transfers in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barrett
Ninth Street
Fly
Haly
Sealy
Balkans
Ploesti
France
Siena
Nimix Street
Corp. John. E Reidenbach
Lexington Avenue
This City
John V. Janenka
Rensselaer
Sergt
Alexander W. van Hgelen
Fourth Street
Waterford
Air Service Command
England
Liett
Henry J. Meller
Ninth Avenue
Watervliet
Washington, B
Donald
Reininger
Second Avenue
Arsenal
Calven C. Cookesir
Eighth Street
Summoned Jurors for Court Term February Opening
County Clerk Lawrence J. Collins and Sheriff Phitete F. Craver drew grand and trial jurors for the February term of the Supreme Court to convene here on February 5. Lists include numerous names across Troy, Greenbush, Hoosick Falls, Averill Park and surrounding areas. Also noted are military enlistments and local notices including a paper salvage drive delay and a Latham PTA meeting.
Margarets and Others Listed Across Town Addresses
A long list of names and addresses appears, including Margaret at 12 Dodge Street and many residents in towns such as Taborton, East Nassau, Rensselaer, Greenbush, and Averill Park. The compilation includes individuals with varied street numbers and housing blocks, with multiple entries for Frank, Mary, Elizabeth, and Joseph among others, spanning farms, streets, and avenues. The page resembles a community notice or directory excerpt with no single event described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kusky
Greenbush
Blanche
Laviolette
McLoughlin
Crapteyniller
Euclid Avenue
Man
Averill Park
William P. Carroll
Lm Street
Wittard Moergl
Taborton
John Kasarjian
Eleventh Street
Daniel Geary
Valery Fabs
Jona Connors
Pieasantdale
Fred Keach
Grafton
George F. Pieasantdale
Andrew Johnson
Nassau
Fred Morse
Billings Avenue
Minnie Martin
Cropseyville
Elizabeth Ryan
Schaghticoke
Edward Phillips
Petersburg
Wiliam Gilley
Troy R. D
Frank Reinhart
River Street
Foge Goodwin
Fourteenth Street
Olive Lynd
Troy
Rita M. Pope
First Street
Tillie Altar
Dorothy Faas
Fifth Streets
Mary Courchaine
Desson Avenue
Merrill Shepherd
East Schodack
Leslie Sibley
Hemstreet Park
Earl Haynet
Marie Heeran
Rensselaer
John B. Weekes
East Greenbush
Nelson K. Aagard
Second Avenue
Angelina Gross
Fourth Street
Allene Moon
Helen M. Carney
Tyler Street
Gordon Hull
Frederick Lews
Frank A. McGinnis
Turish Street
Charles J. Hammer
Leversee Road
Blanche Hastings
West Sand. Lake
James Haughney
Melrose
George Phillips
Barbhur Brearton
Sixth Avenue
Harold Drake
John Mansz
Fifia Avenue
Francis
Seymour, Troy
Semera J
Cleveland
Anna Alberts
West Sand Lake
William Cobb
Wear Sand Lake
Anna Hayward
North Lake Avenue
Maurice Dillon
Hoosick
George A. Brockway
Congress Street
Everett Champaigne
Centerview
Bridget Kavanaugh
Fourth
Daniel W. Carroll
Lincoln Avenue
Grace Yeager
South Lake Avenue
Charles A. Crehan
Thomas
Burt
Midnight Fire Drives Ballston Folk Into Street
A midnight blaze on Bath Eatpad Ballston confined to the r Aoor of a dwelling. Leonard w and family escaped uninjured as Laura Baird and J. D. DePascale suffered water damage to their rooms. Fire Chief Howard Humes called a second alarm. one engine remained on scene into the afternoon. Insurance was active on the building owned by A. S. Lang, occupants sought shelter with neighbors. D. & H. trains were halted by hose across the greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Eatpad Ballston
Leonard W
Feamly
Laura Baird
Isi
J.- D. DePascale
A. 5. Lang
Howard Humes
Troy
Montreal
Smoked Pork Price Cut Ordered By OPA
The OPA announced Saturday a price reduction on smoked pork joints and loin cuts by one to two cents per pound at retail, effective this Saturday, due to processors producing unusually large quantities to gain price advantage. The agency also set ceiling prices per pound for kosher and non hashed beef briskets, forecasting a national average decrease of at least ten cents per pound with some cuts dropping thirty to fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Hoosick Woman's Will Admitted to Probate
The will of Mrs Dara P Mc Eachron who died at Hoosick Falls has been admitted to probate in Rensselaer County Surrogates Court by Judge Edward J Donohue. The estate totals over $35,000 in real assets and more than $5.00 in personal value. Jewelry and clothing are left to daughter Gertrude M Mosley with the residue divided among her and three McEachron heirs Ralph B H McEachron Lynn P McEachron of Hoosick Falls and Kari A McEachron of Pittsfield. Sylvester E Scott of Hoosick Falls is estate attorney. William J Connolly 457 Seventh Avenue and Borak Stone 1814 Hisalene Anna Borden Melrose also appear in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dara P. McEachron
Hoosick iFalls
Rensselaerr County
Edward J. Donohue
Gertrude M. Mosley
Hoosick Falls
I R R A E E E K I R R A E E E K S 28
The fragmentary OCR text yields no clear names places or events. It appears as nonsensical letter sequence and lacks coherent facts to summarize into a newspaper item.
Signal Station Busy in December at Troy
The Troy Fire Alarm and Police Signal Station logged 49 559 telephone calls about 1500 daily in December. Superintendent Thomas J. Larkin reported to Frank M. Ames, commissioner of public safety. The bureau also received 4 993 calls from police officers and conducted 1 736 tests for the police board. It trimmed 200 feet of trees in the South End, laid 135 feet of underground cable at Ferry Street and Fifi Avenue for fire circuits, and pulled 800 feet of wire slack in the area. D L Chesnut of General Electric will lecture to the Mohawk Hudson group at Union College Engineering Laboratory on vehicle communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Thomas J. Larkin
St. Hig
Frank M. Ames
Public Safe
Ferry Street
Fifi Avenue
Sin Insiziie
Valley Falls Woman Dies At Age of 96
Valley Falls residents mourn the death of Mrs. Alice Finch Baker aged 96, oldest inhabitant of Valley Falls, who died at her daughter Miz Buckley’s home after a long residence in town. She is survived by family and was laid to rest at Seig Etorwuind Cemetery after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Fields
Anna Fields
Center Street
England
France
LCI
Sampson
Poty
George Morris
Schaghticoke
Pacific
Floyd Doty
Saipan
George
Shirley NecClere
Valley Falls
Alice Finch Baker
Miz
Aie Buckley
Alla Vetter
Aed
Seig Etorwuind
Faith Mills Earns Third E Award for Production
Faith Mills secures a third E production award as the plant adds a second white sar to support the production of The E award recognition reflects continued excellence in the facility’s output and personnel contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Mills
War work production record praised by Patterson
Robert P. Patterson informs war plant workers through its president William D. Slazeny of the third award. The message highlights notable production gains and inspiring American effort in converting to war work, urging continued dedication and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Patterson
Williame D. Slazeny
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Merines
Peteliu
SIH
Normandy
Seine
Gesena
Fosters
Louis F. McCaffrey
John A. Leffler
Leq Hiaser
Air Transport Command
India
Army
Mudang
Cessina
Fo Valley
Fifth Army
Blar Devil
James W. Brownell
Com- Corp
Michael £. Molan
Castleton
Torsten E. Carlson
East Chatham
Kenneth PD. Bruno
Frank E
Frank E. Waitestd Corp
Stepien
F. Olick, Fort
Edward, Pvt
Kenneth Gcg
Wilbur
Greenwich
Henry J. Gonklein
Brainard
Nchman Hansen
Jobpsonville
Sergi Edward & Folonis
Mechanicville
Joe
E.T.C
T/Sergt BAY
Mondlemrow
Mechanicvilles
Ben
Reizen
Abraham Bleizen
Gale Place
Willard
GATES
R. D
Camparkeler
Tex
Douglas W. Smith
TeatRy Corp
Arthur J. ST. John
Bleecker Street
Green Island
Troy Hi
Marshall
Warren Fisking
BR. D
Mabel B
Rich
Anna
N. Bish
George HO Link
Elias Meiloux
Trax
Chertate A. Carmen
Bare
John Rabcoke
Grace A. Nichols
Mary E. Pierce
Jobssonvile
John J. Fallon
Second Street
Elizabeth Miler
Frederick Lyons
Main Avenue
George Carpenter
Stephion
James H. Carpenter
Stephen Tow
Webster Lo Clickner
B. D
Eat
S. van Buren
East Greensbush
Andrew
Patterson
Housick Road
Hattie Hinkel
Morris Pangdurn
Castieran
Harry J. Davidson
Highland Avenue
Anna Findland
Henry F. Yaises
Thirteenth Street
Frank RR
Bilson
George F. Hourigan
Rika Avenue
D. Schaght
Helen Miller
William A. Sanvidge
Seventh Avenue
Earl E. Milter
Evg Hollis
Cypress Street
Edna Bulson
Buskirk
Elbet Dennison
West Stephertown
Frank Nolan
Agnes M. McGarry
Bessie L. Edwards
Maple Avenue
Charlotte
William B. Curley
Downstreet
Sarah Whelan
Pleasantdale
Mary A. Condon
Mary. A. Dowd
Pawling Avenue
James J. Kelly
Clara Everest
Third Avenue
John Cusack
Edward J.lancey
Pleasantdade
Palion
F. F
Joseph Constantino
Griswold Avenue
Frank Brown
Evelyn Beehm
Popstenkill
Assan
Behr-Manning Corp
Samt
Thomas Galeta
Erince
Metropollitan Institates Co
Thomas J. Madden
Charles G. Madden
Marine
Parris Island
S.C
Tom
Watervnlet Arsenal
Marshall-Eclipse
David C. Miller
Swan
David Miller
Oahu
Hawaii
Corp
Abel! Kaplan
Samuel Kaplan
Lavin Court
Fercite
New Guinea
Corporal Kaplan
Latham
Latham Parent- Teacher Association
At & Pom
Walter Purtell
Mabel Muldrew
Vohe School
Troy File Works
River ST. Froy
Baldwin-Hill
Frank J. Ryan
Murphy Paints
Fourth St
Garrison Audiliary
Blanche Fonds
Rensselaer Garrison Auxiliary
Army and Navy Union
C. S.A
Annex
Mae ¥. Hicks
Comir
Charles R. Stephan
Alais
Margaret
Clark
Dodge Street
Mur Sidith
Pat S. Graham
Adah Tinther
W. F. Rawlins
Schodack Land
Ballston Folk
William J. Connolly
Borak Stone
Hisalene Avenue
Anna Borden
Turassice Aioe
Advine
Cox
Radelrth
Staan
D. L. Chesnnut
General Electric Co
Mohawk-Hudeson
Nestle
Steso
APC
Broadway Beauty Salon
Broadway
Serena Flor—river
Fidelity Bonds
Tosa
WM. J. Fagan Keenan
Chang
ER Uiiets
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
A Mutual Savings and Loan Association
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