Agent To Visit City Hall On Thursday
A Troy Social Security Administration representative will be at Cohoes City Hall at 10 a.m. on the second and fourth Thursdays each month to answer questions for residents five years old and up. Unemployed workers age 65 may draw Social Security benefits while collecting unemployment or sickness benefits, and claimants should inquire promptly after becoming unemployed or after a relative’s death to avoid loss of benefits.
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Cohoes
Edward C. Hannan
Troy
Lea
Cowes City Hall
Theresay
Mr. Hannan
Hannan
Treharne to Speak at Cohoes P.T.A. Meeting
Thomas QC Treharne Lansing gurg superintendent of schools will speak at a Cohoes School S Parent-Teacher Association meeting today at 8 pm in the school. Mrs Dale S Carpenter Jr president will preside during the business session and report on Founders Day banquet plans. Mon Feb 20 The Century House Albany Saratoga Road hosts speakers Mrs George H Kling er Albany district director and Mrs Frank Hines social studies coordinator. Mrs Paul Trahanis penter will name three members to attend tomorrow night organizational representatives meeting at Cohoes Youth Center Remsen Cayuga Directors.
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George H. Klinger
Albany
Frank Hines
Cohoes Public Schools
Paul Trahanispenter
Cohoes Youth Center
Remsen
Cayuga Airects
House Committee Named By Head Of Youth Fund
Cohoes Youth Center forms a four member house and grounds committee to coordinate with Class and Regents examinations. The unit, chaired by Rudolph G, includes members from local clubs and institutions. Regents schedule plans and school athletics remain in effect through the year under by laws of the youth project.
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Wade A
Cohoes High
Thiaing
Rudolph G
Torn
Businesshoes Rotary Club
John A
Hingush
Diehl
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Cudves
William
de F. Finn
City Librarian To Retire From Post
Francis M. Tessier city librarian and clerk of the Board of Education will retire on pension due to age, after retirement extensions were denied by the State Retirement System. Tessier, once assistant cashier at Cohoes Savings Bank, became City Clerk in 1922 and later librarian and clerk to the Board of Education.
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Francis M. Tessier
Cohoes
Board of Education
John G. McGill
Tessier
Cohoes Savings Bank
Tesssier
Daniel J. Cosgro
Frederick Froench
State Comptroller's Office
Elmer E. Bell
Jas
Siena College Band to Perform at Cohoes High School
The Siena College Symphonic Band will give a concert with a company at Cohoes High School auditorium on Thursday night February 3. Lea Chouinard chairs the arrangements committee under the school bowling beam.
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Siena College Symphonic
Cohoes High School
Lea Chouinard
Obituary of John F. Mullen of Cohoes New York
John F. Mullen of 26 Dudley Avenue Cohoes died yesterday afternoon at St Jerome s Hospital Batavia after a short illness. A native of Cohoes he spent most of his life there and was last employed as a foreman in the spinning department of the State Prison in Attica. He was a member of St Agnes Church and belonged to Wyoming Council Knights of Columbus Attica. Besides his widow the former Lillian Bailey he is survived by one son John F L Mullen Jr three daughters Mrs Henry Forzett and Miss Edith and Miss Emmis Mullen two sisters Miss Mary A Mullen and Mrs Jane E Jeremiah A and William F Mullen three brothers and several nieces and nephews all of Cohoes.
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Dudley Avenue
Cohoes
St. Jerome's Hospital
Batavia
Attic
St Agnes’ Church
Wyoming Council
Knights of Columbus of
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Lillian Bailey
John FL Mullen, Jr
Henry Forzett
Edith and
Einins Mullen
Mix
John Donan
Mary A. Mullen
Janes E. Jeremiah A
William F. Mullen
Cohces
Corning Byrne To Speak At Testimonial Dinner
Mayor Erastuz Corning of Albany and Rep William T Byrne of Loudonville to headline a dinner honoring Warren J Smith named Democratic City Committee chairman The Van Schaick Island Country Club hosts with reservations closed 250 attendees limited. S Earl McDermott toastmaster. list of organizers and officials included.
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Erastuz Corning
Albany
William T. Byrne
Loudonville
Warren J. Smith
Democratic City Committee
van Schaick Island Country Club
Cadots
George C. Reed
Rudolph Roulier
Smail
Reed
Cohoes
S. Earl McDermott
William 5. Quinn
Albany County
William F. Finn
Frank J. Kelly
William J. Carney, Jr
Ralph Signorades, Jr
John P. Hennessey
Frederick L. Allison
Frank I. Brandt
George A. Gaginon
J. Francis O'Keefe
Edward B Jennings
William T. Higgins
Joseph A. Archambeault
Friends, Relatives Attend Ormsby Funeral
Relatives and friends of Robert K. Ormsby a native and former resident of Cohoes died November 26 in Youngstown attended a memorial service at 2 p.m. yesterday in St James Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Earl C. Fryer. Ormsby son of Mrs. Donald Roby of 115 Simmons Avenue served with the Seabees in World War II and was employed by the New York Power and Light Corp.
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Robert K. Grmaby
Cohoex
Youngstown
St. James’ Methodist Church
Earl C. Fryer
Ormsby
Donald Roby
Simmons Avenue
New York Power & Light Corp
Seabees
Ruane Post Auxiliary Social and Local notices
A social under the Ladies Auxiliary of E. T. Ruane Post American Legion is planned for today at 1 p.m. in group rooms on Oneida Street with Mrs Evelyn Gillican leading and Mrs Alvina Dickens presiding over local activities. Fire safety noted as a minor stove fire at 124 Main Street under control. Church activities include a Winter Westminster Fellowship program prep at Silman Memorial Presbyterian Church and a Men’s Club meeting at James Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. with Roy Mackay presenting.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
E. T. Ruane Post American Legion
Oneida Stree
Evelyn Gillican
Jocal Wnat
Alvina Dickinens
Firna Pret Venune
Watersnet
Flan
Toung Pesnia
Silman Memorial Presbyterian Church
Hertofa
Westminister Fellowship
Jervoice Yay
S James
Methodist
Water supply secured by new motor at Cohoes plant
Warren J. Smith announced that Cohoes will not face water shortages again thanks to a new motor installed at the city pumping station on North Mohawk Street. The system, once dormant for over thirty years, can lift water even if reservoir levels fall below the standpipe lip. Beginning February 15 additional equipment will be added, including motors and panel boards, with conduit lines laid from power poles to the station. Smith Electric Co. won the contract for about £32,000 to complete the work.
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Cohoes
Email
City
Mohawk Street
Warren J. Smith
Public Works
Smith Electric Co
Pay Day Changed For Cohoes City Employees
Cohoes municipal workers will now be paid on Fridays instead of Mondays starting today. The initial four days’ pay will be smaller, with regular weekly amounts resuming until December when the omitted three days will be refunded. The change follows employees’ objections to the Monday payroll after moving to weekly payments. Representatives of the First Methodist Church will attend tomorrow’s Midwinter Institute session at Trinity Church in Troy, led by Rev. Clarence L. Hoch. A Loyal Daughters supper at First Methodist Church today at 6:30 pm features Hoch speaking on "Our Faith In the Bible."
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Changs
First Methodist Church
Trinity Church
Troy
Clarence L. Hoch
Jocal Church
Tr Mow
Loyal i Daughters
First Methodiet
Card Party Held By Collin-Ross Women
A card party under the Ladies Auxiliary of Collin-Ross Carp United Spanish War Veterans Cohoes was held Friday night at the VFW quarters Remsen Street Mrs Mae Archambault chaired arrangements Refreshments served Awards for high scores went to Albina Bourgeois Ida Brassard Mary Dsigneault Alvina Dickinson Mary Beachamps Vera Smith Eva Larkins Margaret Babbitt Delia King Mary Rogers Helen Dwyer Mary Moore Laura Frament Laura Noonan Ann Lockwood Bernadette Daigmeault Mary Connery Sue Webb Lillian Durocher Eileen Shepard Lillian Alien Mary Grogan planned by Sister-Parents Association of Keveny Memorial Academy meeting Thursday for party and social February 7 Assault with dog food incident in Savannah Georgia taken against Delty Gilyard and Timothy Wimberly with a can of dog food.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Collin- Ross Carp
United Spanish War Veterans
Cohoes
V.F.W
Remsen Street
Mae Archambeault
Albina. Bourgeois
Ida’ Brassard
Mary Dsigneault
Alvina Dickinson
Mary
Beachamps
Vera Smith
I Eva Larkins
Margaret Bab
Bitt
Delia King
Rogers
Helen Dwyer
Mary Moore
Laura Frament
Laura Noonan
Ann Lockwood
Bernadette Daig_meault
Mary Connery
Sue Webb
Lillian Durocher
Miza Eileen Shepard
Lillian ‘Alien
Mary Grogan
Funeral for Williams Corbett Held at Cohoes Church
Williams Corbett of M45 Johnston Avenue Cohoes died recently. Funeral Mass at 9:30 from St Agnes Church was celebrated by Rev Bart Corbett OFM Conv with Rev Dunstan McDermott and Rev John Carroll assisting. About 100 clergy attended. burial at St Agnes Cemetery.
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Johnston Avenue
Cohoes
Edward J. Stanton
Columbia Street
Crossword Puzzle Fragments From A Local Page
Readable fragments show partial crossword items and scrambled names. The notes list scattered words and proper nouns such as Newt, Sacket, Estes, Pieri, and Ponoapedrnny with minimal context.
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Fragmented OCR text from historical page item
The readable content is limited to garbled phrases and partial names. It mentions names like Dal and Pee and references to various incongruent terms. No clear event, date, place, or organization is identifiable from the fragment.
Legion Show Commander Named At Waterford Post
Waterford Charles J Brady Post American Legion named Arthur R Anderson commander and chair of the annual Legion Show in February. George Curtin, John Cusick head the program committees with Oscar Cooper in charge of tickets. a State Education Department representative attended and handed out war service record blanks. Lions Club will meet at Masonic Temple 7 pm tomorrow. Church and club listings follow with meetings, luncheons, and events across Troy and area churches including Grace Episcopal and St Agnes Guild, plus a basketball game at Troy YMCA.
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Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Arthur R. Anderson
George Curtin
John Cusick
Oscar Cooper
State Department of Education
Finland denies Red accusations amid war crimes claim
Finland rejected Soviet charges that it aided Russian war criminals with fake documents. Prime Minister Kari Sundi ta raan said Helsinki would fulfill treaty duties and deepen friendship with Russia while denying aiding criminals. Moscow demanded harsh measures and accused Helsinki of harboring war criminals in violation of the peace treaty.
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Finland
Kari Sundetraam
Russia
Russa
Andrew Gromvika
U S To Recruit Civilian Aircraft Observer Corps
Washington reports the government to recruit 150000 volunteer aircraft observers for wartime civil defense. Paul J. Larsen, exLos Alamos and Sandia official, named head of Civilian Mobilization Office to coordinate civil defense planning and health resources. The observers will train in 25 states under Air Force defense command and operate from local posts to warn of enemy attacks.
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Mao Seen Focusing on China Economy Over Asia Crusade
Reports from Paris citing Moscow talks claim Mao Tze Tung urged strengthening internal Communist control and economic reform in China. He reportedly proposed a two stage plan: boost domestic revenue via tax reform and curb military spending to aid development while resisting a broader Southeast Asian revolutionary drive.
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Vacumatic Carburetor Promises Gas Savings For Drivers
An ad promotes the Vacumatic Carburetor by Vacumatic Carburetor Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin claiming to reduce fuel waste by automatic supercharged enriching action. It offers free full particulars to readers who respond with address on a penny post card.
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Vacumatic
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