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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1944

Page

2

Murray Holds Decision In Page Case

Supreme Court Justice Ely Personius in Kingston hearing on Roy M. Page graft indictments. Prosecutor Hiram Todd noted multiple grand jury counts while defense contends insufficient deliberation time. Prior argued charges duplicative. Page allegedly used state payroll to siphon funds via an office account.

Supreme Court Willian Ho Murray Troy Roy M. Poze Broome Dougs Wednesdey Hingston Mariay Ste Supreme Cours Ely " Personins Kingston Daniel B. Prior Doumsel Page Eskat Acults Cours Supreme Corre P. H. Russell Uerthiion Im HL Weyrauch Hiram C. Todd Justice Personing Page Prior Justice Personius Murray Pagewich Clark Senate Martin H. Wevrauch Spevia Roy M. Page Brooma County William H. Murray Caniel H. Prior Igr Tight Justice Murray

Fragmentary remark on peom inquiry and grand jury minutes

A fragmentary transcript notes Mr Prigs presenting minutes of the grand jury. They indicate Page employed many people who had previously helped him, including in the Senate offices. The remark questions whether any specific charge was intended in the indies matter.

Indies Prigs Grand Ibet Page Senate Kirk

New York real estate group urges postwar home plan

The New York State Society of Real Estate Appraisers backed a postwar plan calling for one million new homes in the state and broad master planning. It urged industry union collaboration, tax reform, and repurposing plants for peacetime use, plus lower real estate values and redevelopment of blighted city areas.

New York State Society of Real Estate Appraisers New York State Associaion Real Estate Board, Inc Bolton Landing Troy John F. Scannon James Richards Tr ‘Oy Fieal Estate Board Arthur E. Lofgren New York State

Lansingburg Churches Begin Twelfth Year of Union Summer Services

The First Presbyterian Church and St. Mark's Methodist Church start their twelfth year of union summer services. From tomorrow to July 30 services will rotate at First Presbyterian led by Rev. Ernest F. Tripp. then August 6 to Sept 3 at St. Mark's led by Rev. Seth N. Genung. Services are at 7:00. Also reported is promotions in the Army with Captain D irtia promoted to major and related notes from Bridgeport Arsenal.

Athe First Presbyterian Church Lansingburg Sti Marks Captae D. Irtia Weyerviigr Isvwin Wes Zee Ilie Co Bridgepoest Pilor Che Gun Plast

Scientists Appraisals To Be Applied Gradually In Troy

Mayor John J. Ahern along with Tax Commissioner Edward J. Fitzgerald and City Engineer Charles B. Crowley outlined a gradual adoption of the scientific valuation survey. The plan avoids a sudden tax surge by spreading changes over two years while keeping revisions based on the survey for certiorari and future assessments.

Troy Wil John J. Ahern Edward J. Fitzgerald Charles BF. Crowley Ahern Rome Meyvor Anern Fitugerald Debs

Employers Warned About Wage Law

Commissioner Edward Corsi warned employers that the new supplementary minimum wage act takes effect today. It affects about 169,900 male workers in laundry beauty service confectionery cleaning and dyeing and in restaurants and hotels. Under the measure no male employee may earn less than the female or minor minimum for the same occupation. The Labor Department will pursue criminal or civil action against violators and has already recovered funds from prior underpayments totaling 311,800.

Tndustris Edward Corsin Corsi State Labor Department Bote

Mayor Ahern Returns From Republican Convention

Mayor John J. Ahern came back to City Hall in Albany after attending the Republican national convention in Chicago. He arrived by train early morning and noted Dewey's strong impression across the Midwest during the trip and at the convention.

John J. Ahern Crcate Albany Chisago Thomas E. Dewey Midwest

Shaw to Enter Holy Cross College for Navy Courses

Jeonard G Shaw of Troy high school graduate and son of Mr and Mrs ionard G Shaw Sr of 195 Third Street Hay will enter Holy Cross College soon for advanced Navy courses after completing Navy training at Colgate University.

Holy Cross

Guards Demonstrate Riot Control Tactics at Camp Sill

Guards from Regular Army and State forces rehearsed dispersal of a hostile crowd at Camp Sill Peekskill. Troops advanced in riot formation with steel helmets and gas masks while Captain Jackett read martial law proclamation. Crowd dispersed as bayonets were shown, observers including Lieut Gen Hugh A Drum watched.

Sill Peekskill Seth Regiventé Ovesance Hill John W. Fous Gee de Vieinnay State Guard Cape Wiliam Mindle Rhe Covernes Ian Hugh A. Drum Oficer New York Guard Sergr Fred Amedeo Naw Mmen Sergi Amedeo Lester C. Higbee Roland Fleurs Cohows Aone Megs Metra Popeha Waterford Adelard Auclekr Frank Dolly Pris Alger Chevelier Megtt Dudek Irving Devoe Edward Lamora Herbert Cronns Corp Marcel Aider

G O P to Honor Saratoga Leader at Grand Union Dinner

Rensselaer County Republicans plan a July 10 dinner at the Grand Union Hotel Saratoga Springs to honor new county party leader William E Benton. The event marks the Northeast campaign launch with Gov Dewey and other notable figures invited.

Rensselaer County William E. Benton Saratoga County Grand Union Hotel Saratoga Springs Newman’s Saratoga Lake Grand Union New York Thomas E. Dewey V. Jos H. Hanley Oswald D. Heck Schenectady Dest P. Taylor Troy Leonard Halli Naw Sauar¢e

Library closure and branch hours updated

The Troy Public Library will be closed all day Monday and Tuesday. Lansingburg and Sycaway branches will have Monday hours from 2:30 to 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., with Sycaway remaining closed Tuesday while its usual hours resume.

Troy Public Library Lansingburg Sycaway

Letters Granted On Will Filed for Charles Bailey

Surrogate Edward J. Bonojue yesterday issued letters testamentary on the estate of Charles H. Bailey who died May 29 in the city. Susie L Beck his daughter is named as executrix. The estate valued at about $2,000 real and over $5,000 personal. Widow Susan M Bailey and two daughters Mrs Beck and Mrs Hattie M Kiett of Staten Island named heirs. Attorney Thomas P. Hux represents the estate.

Edward J. Bonojue Charles H.bailey Susie L.beck Susan M. "Galey Beck Mra Hattie M. Kiett Staten Island Thomas FP. Hux David XN. MacRae Willard P MacRae Grace Methodist Schuret Edich Smith MacRae Mary MacRae Jean MacRae Willard MacRae Schenectady Fred MacRae Troy Robert MacRae Yonkers Aaron A. Armitage Hester L. Siver East Greenbush Florence H Woodin Test Strix Roswell S. Clark Darchester Mass Thomas P. Clerk Gorham NLHS Josephine Mr. Doherty Atlantic, Mass Laverné Orvis Otis P. Stone Elmer Winters Sheldon B. Smith Watervliet Harriet Whited Llorencé Ackam Albany Mae Bailey Herbert Hilmer Watervilet

Soldiers to Get War Ballot Data

Servicemen request election information via parents as the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Elections supply double postcards for the New York State War Ballot Commission. Cards travel by air mail, names are added to the War Register on receipt, and ballots begin Sept. 7. Chamber offices on Fourth Street near Sutton distribute the cards.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Elections Chambber New York State War Ballot Commission State War Ballot Commission Chamber Fourth Street Sutton

Social Time Held By Hamilton Hostess

Nx. Pearce Gray of Hamilton Averoa hosted a Thursday social at her home for a group of guests. Luncheon featured two tables with blue dephentums and yellow calladion centerpieces. Attendees included Mrs. Lester Bonesteel Mrs. Edward L. Goerald Mrs. J. Lowe Mrs. George L. Carrier Mrs. John Ferra Mrs. Harry Juedes and Mrs. Colin Willetts.CLASS TALERICTORIAN William de Roy Blom 14 son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bien of 93 Wibth Street graduated this week from School 14 as Valedictorian.

Pearce Gray Hamilton Averoa Lester Bonesteel Edward L. Goerald 3. Lowe George L. Carrier William de ‘Roy Blom William Bien Wibth Street

Five Nere Blue Stamps To Be Valid Today

The District OPA reminds shoppers that five more blue war ration stamps from War Ration Book Four become valid today. During July many households will transition from the first strip to the second, with A-3 marking the new stamps. The stamps show numerical identifiers for identity only. all stamps are worth 10 points and valid indefinitely.

OPA Mane

Delegates Elected by Litcomb Auxiliary in Green Island

Mollie E Titcomb Auxiliary held a July meeting at 70 Albany Avenue Green Island naming delegates Mrs Bertha Jalet and Mrs Gladys Gapp to the state convention in Rochester in July 2022. Alternates chosen were Mrs Helen Connolly and Mrs Mary Nevilles. New officers include color bearer Mrs Betty Cameron and historian Mrs Gapp. Delegates to the national convention will be named at the July 18 meeting.

Army and Wavy Union Rochester Mollie E. Titcomb Mary Patrick Albany Avenue Green Island Bertha Jalet Gladys Gapp Helen Connolly Mary Nevilles Betty Cameron

Greenwich Receives $30,000 Under Will Funds for Village

Grant J. Tet announced that the village of Greenwich will receive about 27.00 under the will of the late Gropps Mackenzie, a former furniture dealer. The funds come from a trust set up by Mackenzie in 1924 to benefit his daughter until her death. The daughter died in Canada last October, delaying probate in Albany County. The village must vote on the plan to use the money, with the board allowed to propose and submit a specific disposal plan to voters. Wartime delays may postpone any construction plans until after the war.

Grerowich Beceie Grpss & Mackenzie Villege Grant J. Tet Treat Mackersie Albany Canada New York State Healey

City Employees Pay Federal Taxes Reported

Comptroller Edward J. Roman sent a total of 20202.43 dollars in federal tax withholdings from city employees over the last three months to the Albany IRS collector. Monthly figures include April 228.10 and May to be clarified with June 7614.57.

Education Department Edward J. Roman Collector of Internal Revenue At Albany Soselte Jone

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