War Bond Children Theater Event Draws Crowds
Hundreds of children crowded into a theater Saturday to see Walt Disney’s The War Bonds show and laugh at sea wartfiction antics. Lass Cowen of the theater and the Troy Post American Legion helped sell tickets, with proceeds supporting War Bonds and a national campaign. A big display at the Troy venue featured a plane exhibit and a tank to the airport, highlighting Canada’s Northwest Territory as a northern mainland point.
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Guardsmen See Shooting Exhibition at Camp
The Federal Bureau of Investigation held a shooting demonstration for guard units at the camp last week. Special Agent L Hale from New York headquarters led the session with two assistants. Hale scored bullseyes in recognized positions, showcasing accuracy at the pistol range.
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Regimental Training and Demonstrations Highlight 165th Infantry Exercises
The 165th Infantry conducted pistol, rifle, and bayonet drills with officers and troops. Major Frank Leversee announced rifle scoring results while Lt Dworsky expanded field radio operations. Veterans on Washburns Island return for rest with plans for recreation and medical care.
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William Delen
Kenneth Race
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St. George Dows
Ar’ther Dorivage
Kenneth Brown
U S Aids In Eliminating Fish Menace In Rivers
Wilford B Sanderson of Loudonville chairs New York State Isaac Walton League and reports the Engineers Corps may deploy an underwater mower to clear water chestnut plants choking the Mohawk Hudson and tributaries near Scotia and Collins Lake. Congressman Bernard W Hearney notes federal funds may be needed. weed already covers ponds and stretches from Collins Lake to the Hudson, hindering boating and fishing.
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Fear of rustlers unfounded in Hoosick Falls cattle theft
State Police recovered a cow a heifer and three calves stolen from Thomas O Malley near Hoosick Falls. Deputies James McLucas and Vincent McCarthy and Trooper W A Neminski logged the investigation. In a separate report a quake with sharp intensity rattled southwest of here, first shock at 1 38 16 am and second at 4 15 am, recorded by Fordham University seismograph.
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Election Aids Filed for Inspectors of Election List
IG O P submits a roster of 25 GOP election inspectors to the Rensselaer County Board of Elections. Names span wards from First to Seventeenth with paired district pulls, including Mrs. Anthony, Joseph Hassel, Margaret Luce, Arthur Skudder, Deliga Haines, Carrie Richardson, Theresa Ives, Bertha Coileux, Anna Catone, Gertrude Cotel, Esther Butler, Adam Louk, Henry Clayton, Helen Craig, and many others nationwide in a countywide staffing plan for a one-year term.
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Mildred Dippetty
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Medel Russell
Seton ‘Brewman
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Maria Long
Arthur C. Skudder
Jean S. Barnes
Jane W. Young
Willem Bissell
Theresa Ives
M. Walsh
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Mary Maz
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Bertha Coileux
Grace A. Quandt
Beren H. Koberger
Sylvester Arriga
Anna Catone
William Bord
Beatricee Kenny
Carolyn M. McQueen
Frank Billson
Marion Milliman
Martha Larder
Edith Jervingham
Gertrude Cotel
Elmira Beaudoin
Nickolas Marchese
Arthur Ichuhi
Esther Butler
Timothy O'Connor
Helen Kane
Agnes Whelan
Helen F. Milanese
John Hoodack
Ouida Nesland
William Douglas
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Bezel MacPherson
Gay
Nell Gith
Marion C. Bibb
Adame H. Louk
Nellie DB. Founks
Lois Bryce
Louis Krothe
George Keller
Robert A. Warnock
Martha K. Gillespie
Edward Harley
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Henry B. Clayton
Edith Ker Reynolds
Freda Stoi
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Laura’ E. Gebnardi
Belle O'Sullivan
Elsie Seburn
George M. Weaver
Edna Wilder
Stryker Campbell
Mattie DeLong
Florence Tay Ior
Fred Whitehouse
Helen Craig
George Jones
Albert Wildman
Myrtle Kehoe
Harry B. Stowe
Nina Richardson
Court Affirms Award in Trojan Case
The appellate division affirmed an award of funds to Mrs. Martha Cross of Troy for the death of her daughter Phyllis A Burns in a Barth incident south of Cohoes. The decision names Mrs. Cross and Elmer’s driver in the fatal crash and references a related transport matter.
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Dealers Must List Supplies Under OPA Registration
OPA Director Lester W. Herzog urged dealers to register for tires and parts by July 10 1945 to curb illegal transfers and counterfeit certificates. Nonregistrants may not transfer rationed tires after July 10 and face enforcement. The program targets all levels from manufacturer to retailer to safeguard civilian tire supplies amid wartime shortages and hot weather strain.
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Lester W. Herzog
Tory
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Herzog
Pacific
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Dup in Period July 22 25 Checks Dealer Compliance
Officials will conduct a nationwide check on dealer compliance during July 22 to 25 as part of an ongoing effort. The document mentions a director overseeing a 20g grid and references venues in New York including Ventury and Centre Branch at the state building.
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Maloy Immer Guest At Rensselaer Dinner
Carlos Maloy Immer, former Rensselaer mayor and longtime association legal adviser, was the honored guest at a Friday dinner at Happs Hotel. An after dinner program was directed by William Graham, association president.
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Lake Group Elects At Saratoga Lake Meeting
Frank F. Crawford was elected president of the Saratoga Lake Owners Association at the annual meeting held at Alsavor's Store. Other officers named include T. Sonphue vice president, Bernard as president, Herry Case second vice president, James Kelly, Charles Davis treasurer, plus newly elected directors. Bus service to Scotia will probably start on the same schedule as last year. first law leaves from the north end of the lake at 6 am. A State Conservation Department study on ash in the lake may halt the Sebing next year depending on survey results. Warren Stone named chairman of a social evening committee for August 25. A note: a pair of Army shoes uses more leather than dress oxfords.
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Harry R. Holoses
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Sciencetady
State Conservation Department
T. Donohue
Warren Stone
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