OPA Violators Fined at Troy Police Court
Proprietors of Troy area food stores faced penalties up to 35 for violating OPA regulations. Judges and officers highlighted failures to price and grade goods, tag fruits and vegetables, and mark meat displays. Several named merchants were fined totals ranging from 10 to 55 dollars. The arraignment was handled by Detective Francis J. Connery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Food
James FL
Byron Fs Eroy
Albany
John Ishzanian
Eti Bosnian
Park Market
Ras Congress Street
Jinih & Tal
S$a
Seat
Robert J. Corie
Hoosick Street
Jobs Simosian
TT Congress Street
Bugdessur Bakerjian
King Food Market
Fourth Treet
Sarkis Sunankjian
Second Street
Francis J. Connery
Troy Detective Bureau
Green Island social and obituary notes from local churches
Green Island hosts a Ladies Night card party with about one hundred attendees at the St. Joseph's Church Knights of Columbus hall. The event featured table prizes and refreshments after a mid February business meeting led by Mrs. Albert Dunson. Obituary notes William E. Jordan, longtime Green Island resident and former John A. Manning Paper Co. employee, dies at home after illness. survivors include wife Lillian Hayner and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s Club of
St. Joseph's Church
Green Island
Albert, Dunson
William Garrity
Edward Golding
Cochairman
Donald Hurley
James Hurley
Warren Hurley
Douglas Ferguson
William E. Jordan
Green Islana
John A. Manning Paper Co
Swan Street
Trey
Annie Lowrey
John AL Jordan
Belt
Panermakerst Union
AL FU
Lillian Hayner
Pic
William C. Jordan
Marine
Dr Fox a noted scholar and college leader dies
Dr Fox renowned historian and college administrator died after a long career at Union College and Columbia University. He chaired and taught in history departments, edited Columbia University Quarterly, and led NY state historical societies. Survivors include wife Marian Stickney Osgood, two sons, and ten daughters. Funeral at Labby residence then St Joseph's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Law School
Albany College of Pharmacy
Dudley Observatory
Albany
Fox
Potsdam
Union School
Thurmond
Westchester County
Isrs of
Columbia Universiy
Joa
Columbia
Dan History
Yate University
Columbia University Quarterly
New York State Historical Association
Westchester Historical Society
American Antiquatian Historical Association
American Council of Learned Societies
England
American University Union
London
British Isles
Royal Scottish Society of Arts
Union College
Syracuse Univer
Cohwicha University
University of Rochester
Keuka
Sates
Knox
Wiliams
Franklin
Marshall Dickinson Colleges
Alfred University
The
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
New Jersey Historical Society
Players Club
University Club of New York
Mohesk Club
Schenectady
Alpha Chi Fino Fraternity
U. S. N. Hollister
Calif
Harold D. Fox
Pacific
Waterford Founders Day Observed by PTA Group
Waterford Founders Day will be observed at the Waterford Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Monday February 19. A covered dish supper will be served at the John House Memorial of the First Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Leo Suprenant in charge, assisted by Mrs. Frederick B. MacHaffie. Following the supper a short business session led by Mrs. C Wilson Chamberlin precedes a program of entertainment arranged by Mrs. J Edward Burgess. Church Group To Meet at 47 South Street Friday at 8 pm Mrs. Frederick Esterby to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Parent-Teacher Association
John House
First Presbyterian Church
Leo Suprenant
Frederick B. MacHaffie
C. Wilson Chamberlin
J. Edward Burgess
Ladies’ Union of the First
Denver official faces rationing violations and suspensions
A. A. Keith, who rents space to the Denver War Price and Rationing Board, learned about rationing when charged with violating ration regulations. His base ration was suspended until March 22 and his supplemental gasoline ration until April 5 for the building at 1400 Arapahoe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
INS
A. A. Keith
Denver War Price and Rationing Board
Keith
Arapahoe Street
Hitler Speech Continues Amid Wartime Resolve and Threats
The speech recalls past leadership and pledges fierce resistance against Bolshevik threat while blaming Allied statesmen for German suffering. Hitler asserts German perseverance, condemns backstabbers, and warns of crushing retaliation for any internal collapse as he appeals to old comrades and soldiers to endure further hardship. The piece notes an upcoming 2H Club meeting at Clermont Restaurant.
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Hitler
Hissesters
Nazi Germany
Gresene Woodrow
Wilson
Germany
Bitler
Engle
Asia
von Hindenburg
Reich
Family in Military Service Highlight Poole Family
Miss Carolyn A Poole daughter of Walter W Poole of Grafton passed Army Nurse Corps exam and will report to Fort Dix N J. Father a veteran and chief mail specialist at Sampson, brother Robert W Poole saw action in Pearl Harbor and the Coral Sea aboard Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn A. Poole
Walter W Poole
Poole
Grafton
Army Nurse Corps
Fort Dix
N. J
Sampson
Pearl Harbor
Robert W. Poole
Lexington
Coral
Patiffe
Miss Poole
Berlin Central School
Brooklim Hospital
Columbia University
Brooklyn Hospital
Shorty Water
Robert
New London
Conn
Joseph Sullivan
Troy
Sullivan
Gratton
Brief House Fire on Fifth Avenue Damage Minimal
Police report a slight fire caused by an overheated stove on the first floor of a two story frame dwelling on Fifth Avenue. Occupant Beth Duval and owner Elias Bioll of Ferry Street were identified. the blaze was extinguished with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Beth Duval
Elias Bioll
Ferry Street
Rural teachers testify to meager earnings before Senate
Senators heard from three women about dire pay in education to justify proposed $3300000 federal subsidy. Margaret Daniel of Richmond Arkansas reported $1760 yearly while painting schoolrooms to supplement pay, Florence Christmas of Sopiah County Missouri earned about $60 a month with summer factory work, and Alice Wilman of Pershing Nebraska cited 16 years in teaching earning $12243 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
America
Trimigdred
Margaret Daniel
Richmond
Wro
Assizia
Arkansas
Aies Wilman
Pitchurch
Pershing School
Douglas County
Neb
Florence Christmas
al Negro
Aniioca
Sopiah County
Migs
Scout Troop Plans Dinner and Awards at Lansingburg Meeting
Scout Troop ih of the First Presbyterian Church in Lansingburg met last night to finalize plans for the 46th annual banquet set for Monday Feb. 32. John Loucks and Donald Hallett earned second class safety and first aid badges, Donald Hellner passed the board of review for reading merit badge, while reservations for the banquet were to be made through Harry Williams. A postponed paper collection due to snow will occur when weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loucks
Donald Hallett
Donald Hellner
Board of Review
Bos Scouts
First Presbyterian Church
Lansingburg
Harry Williams
Feh
Tenth Ward Meeting Scheduled Tomorrow
A meeting is set for 7 45 p m tomorrow to finalize plans to divide the Tenth Ward into four districts for supervision and maintenance of the ward honor roll. The gathering at the Bussey Steamer will discuss veteran affairs and form district committees for reexamination and elimination of duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey
Wallace Stall Backers Move to Time Nomination Clash
Backers of Wallace push for action as President Roosevelt and Senate leaders maneuver over Henry Wallace’s nomination for Secretary of Commerce. The plan aims to delay Senate action, with a vote split 15 to 4 against the nomination in committee, as Wallace supporters seek independent status or a presidential signing, amid ongoing Reconstruction concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roos Ver
Senate
Henry Wallace
Commerce ? Department
Baktey
Reliss
Sanste
Wallare
Secretary of Commerce
Iwarcemient
Senate Commerce
Congress
Roosevelt
Serstor George Uda
Wallace
Bererred Ho
Gutrighy
Det
Ita
Sori
Barkley
George Bhl
Trapped Nazis and East Prussia civilians feared by London
London sources report that up to 1,500,000 Nazis may be trapped or overrun as the Red Army advances. In East Prussia, nearly all rural populations and most urban residents were swept up, with prewar population about 2.25 million. Western edge civilians and a possible few thousand others are said to have escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Miltocs
London
East Prussia
Tokech
Moscow
Red Army
Germany
Pre-induction Classes Start at Troy Y M C A
The Troy Y M C A opens a series of eight week pre induction physical training for youths aged 16 to 18 facing armed forces service. Led by Harley G Hodgkins the program meets nightly at the Y with sessions at 7 pm and opens to new entrants via Mr Hodgkins or Y contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Y. MM. C. A
Harley G. Hodgkins
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Mr. Holgkins
Deng
Roosevelt's Promotion Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate Military Affairs Committee unanimously approved the nomination of Col. Elliott Roosevelt to brigadier general along with 57 other colonels. The decision comes after a thorough review at the request of Sen. Bridges and with no opposition voiced to the President's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Col
Elliott Roosevelt
Ftee Servelt
Elbert D. Thomas
D. Trab
Steles Bridges
Guardian Wins Highest Award in Camp Fire Ceremony
Mrs. Marguerite Paito received the torch bearer's honor at a Wahanka Givuy event held at the home of guardian Mrs. Arieigh FB Sisa 2 Vieturi Avenue. Awards were given for various youths and safety activities, with Cross educational boxes and neighborly support recognized by guardianship figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Marguerite Paito
Efime Onoula Group
S. Sraewerd
Graftagan
Shoons Connel
Wahanka Givuy
Arieigh
Sisa
Vieturi Avenue
Fooresee Casuavant
Bartara Fish
May Fulee Heaty
Virginic
Suup
Robert Acest Cogheda
Health Exhibit Staged by Local School Girls
Members of the department and guests attended a health exhibit last night at LW OC AL. Demonstrations included relaxation and exercises led by Ma Forte Smith, with Miss Betty Stanley and Miss Hazel Johnson guiding sports activities. A splash party followed refreshments as part of the program. Courses planned for the term include tennis archery basketball swimming tap and ballroom dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. OC
Eeucaani
Zames
Maforte Smith
Betty Stanley
Miss Stanley
Miss Smith
Confer First Degree at Meeting of Apollo Lodge
The first degree was conferred on a class at Apollo Lodge in Sand A.M. at the Troy Ma sorte Temple with Alton KR Holmes presiding. Plans were made to confer the first degree on another class at the next meeting and arrangements were made for the district deputy Charles Grosberg to visit Eve. Star Lodge F. and A. M. at Watervliet. Visitors from Quebec and Michigan attended, and Thomas Stuart, master of Center Lodge at Rutland, was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Lodge
Sand
Troy Masorte
Alton KR. Holmes
Charles Grosberg
Star Lodge
A. M
Watervliet
Red Army Advances Near London and Berlin Fronts
German reports indicate Marshal Zhukov’s First White Russian Army moved toward the Oder River and Berlin from New Bentschen near the German Polish border. The force lies about 200 miles closer to London than Moscow, with New Bentschen roughly 700 miles from London.
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London
Gregory K. Zhukov
Moscow
Red Army
Oder River
Berlin
New Bentschen
Nett Bentschen
Troy Area Youth Dinner Plans Cancel Local Conferences
The Troy area youth council will replace canceled conferences with local gatherings and host a public meeting Monday featuring Harris, a noted Mexican and South American sports figure, at the Steee Sic. The council plans forums and discussion groups, inviting Tri Area youths to participate, as it shifts from interstate travel due to travel burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Troy
Steee Sic
Harris Fas
Berauss
Focal 7
Turton Sessius
Soys
Consell
Graveraviil
Mure
Verdicts award $500 in Saratoga crash injury case sequence
A Saratoga County Supreme Court jury returned verdicts of 500 for Hazel Cook and 2209 for Harold Cook against William Dunn and Clarence A Lamira over injuries from a collision on the Saratoga Springs to Meshachville Highway near Willow Glen. Mrs Cook sought 5060 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
Hazel Cook
Harold Cook
Wiliam
Dunn
Clarence A Lamira
Troy
Bertram L Newman
Elmira
Mra
Saratoga Springs
Smeshanieville
Willows Glen
Cook
Babes
Jean VaenWagser
Edward K. Green
Harry Goldberg
Saretoga Springs
Woodlawn
Church Streets
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Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methedis
Neil Laird
George Street
Burton Devel
Boy Scouts of America
Wil
Heatly High School
Elvira Jaberz
Stuarts Health Institute
Fourth
St. Troy
Mabel E. Gildea
Dr. Fox
Ireland
James Robert Jordan
Doris
Theresa
Lois Ann Jordan
John A. George
Frank Jorden
Frank Camipbell
Ition
George Labby
Mark Judelson
New York
Labby
High Street
St . Joseph’s Church
Troy, WN. Y
Herold J. Quigley
William S. Quigley
Herbert C Willesberg
Frederick W. Evans
Ebyterian
Ciub
Clermont
Mary Harrison
Carolyn Poole
Funny
WeNangi Syndicate
Scout
Tenth Ward
Julia Pease
Ninth Street
Troy Hospital
Trenk
Brearwas
William M. Donovan
Frank Brearten
Thomas Henry
Adamstreet
Wiliam M. Donovan
Frank Bréanion
Central
Troy Y.M.C.A
W.C. A
Bank OF Waterford
Waterford, N. Y
Kinder Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Te Owhereby
Cohoes Hey Cou
Whitehouse
Fred W. White House
Adaran Sanctorum
Alystic Order
Diamond Rock Bar
Williams
Menands, N.Y
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