Actual Raid Will Dim Beacons Near West Sand Lake
Beacons at Garfield and West Sand Lake will dim only during an actual air raid as announced by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. William Lakritz and Alfrey W Middleton named air raid wardens to switch off the lights, while practice blacksouts keep the beacons alight for guidance.
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West Sand Lake
Garfield
County Committee of Civilian Protection
Civil Aeronautics Authority
William Lakritz
R. D
East Nassau
Griffin
Flittstown
Action Discontinued Notice in Supreme Court Case
Frank Rogers filed suit against Theodore Krell in Supreme Court. action is discontinued and filed in the county clerk's office.
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Supreme Court
Frank Rogers
Theodore Krell
Higher Court Upholds $16 000 Judgment
The Appellate Division affirmed a $16,000 judgment against Saratoga County and Paul Wiley in favor of Mary V. Williams widow of Thomas J. Williams. The jury awarded the amount for the death of Williams Aug. 19, 1941 in an auto wreck near Ballston Spa. Wiley half-paid and did not appeal. the court session included dissenting justices. Manuel Quezon arrived at Saranac Lake for a rest.
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The
Supreme Court
Saratoga County
Paul Wiley
Westernport
Mary V. Williams
Thomas J. Williams
Ballston Spa
Williams
Wiley
Saratoga Lake-Stillwater
Mechanicville
Standarski
Father Hogan
Doyle and Heffernan
John W. Nichols
John A. Slade
Carter & Cowboy
Albany
Bliss
Heffernan
Schenck
Mrs. Williams
Hill and Crapser
Local military and church notices from Louisiana area
Pvt Stephen A Pitts returns to Louisiana after furlough. Communion tomorrow at 10 30 am at Reformed Church led by Rev Nelson Van Raalte. Otto Krehlman of New York, once a local resident, serves in Florida. He is husband of former Miss Ethel Radz. Thomas Black now in North Africa with amphibious forces and has been promoted. Cynthia Film hosted a birthday party at Gordon and Mrs Film home with games and refreshments.
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Stephen A. Pitts
Louisiana
The
Reformed Church
Nelson van Raalte
Otto Krehlman
New York
U.S
Florida
Ethel Radz
Albert Radz
War cuts building work in Troy amid wartime orders
The Troy building superintendent John A. Bong reports a drastic wartime cut in building operations for April through June. The 1943 total was 49,133, far below 1942 and 1941 figures. Two hundred permits issued, 141 for new work, repairs, and alterations. $43,197.57 estimated cost. Five thousand two hundred sixteen dollars in electrical permits and two combustible permits. Ten complaints investigated. several dilapidated buildings directed to be demolished.
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Troy
John A. Bong
John B. Conroy
Navy Enlists Frank A. Adams From Sand Lake
Frank A. Adams of Sand Lake has enlisted in the Navy and, after acceptance at the local recruiting office, was assigned to Sampson for training at the recruiting center.
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NAVY
Frank A. Adams
Sand Lake
Sampson
Will of Susie Hale Doscher Probate in Troy
The will of Susie Hale Doscher widow of Henry Doscher dated Jan 6 leaves the grandniece one ninth of her residuary estate. The remaining eight ninths plus $20,000 and personal effects go to others including $10,000 to chauffeur Andrew Conway missing in action. Proving set for Friday morning July 30 before Surrogate James A Delehanty. Albert Rowe of Philadelphia named executor.
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Record
New York
Susie Hale Doscher
Henry Doscher
Eva Mae
Fourth Avenue
Troy
James A. Delehanty
Andrew Conway
Albert Rowe
Christian Street
Philadelphia
WAAC Recruiter Leaves Albany
Lieutenant Madeline d Urbal who led the WAAC recruiting station in Albany departed yesterday for Camp Dietrich Frederick Md to assume new duties. A former Spokane librarian she was among WAAC officer school’s first Des Moines graduates and, with Laura E O Neil, helped pioneer recruiting in the Troy area.
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Madeline d’Urbal
WAAC
Albany
Camp Dietrich
Frederick
d’Urbal
Spokane
Wash
Fort Des Moines
Laura £. O'Neil
New Jersey
Troy
Inheritance Taxation of Doscher Estate Deciphered
The court notes the estate of Henry Doscher, who died April 22, 1987. His will left the entire property to his widow for life, with the principal at death to be split equally among his two brothers and a sister. The records mention John her and Carolin and “hates Dosche and vates Doscher at Candidus.
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Henry Doscher
Testatrix
John
Carolin
Dosche
Doscher
Candidus
Troy Woman Receives $3000 From Wilk Estate
Special to You Record Newspapers of New York notes Max S Korn a real estate broker died at age 82 in Long Branch New Jersey leaving an estate of about 1.649 million dollars. Minnie S Simmonds of The Willows Delaware Avenue in Troy receives 3000 dollars per the appraisal filed with Surrogate James A Delehanty. Executors are Morris F Marks of Hartford Connecticut and Milton Lenman of Deal New Jersey. The estate totals include interests in real estate stocks bonds and cash among other assets.
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New York
Max S. Korn
Long Branch
N. J
Minnie S. Simmonds
the Willows
Delaware Avenue
Troy
James A Delehanty
Morris F Marks
North Whitney Street
Hartford Conn
Milton Lenman
Philips Avenue
Deal NJ
Mort- Leames
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Gust
Mave Leorner
Third St
Global
John M. Kane
Seabees
Martin Kane
River Street
Lanzen
Pettipants
By Jantzen
Grandaunt
Wilk
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