Stanley Zellner Elected Head of Scout Committee
Election of officers for Trove 12 Committee Rov Scouts of First Presbyterian Lazsingberz was held Friday night led by Rev Seth N Genang. Executive list includes S Deagtex Engle scoutmaster Warren Heath assistant scoutmaster Stanley Zellner chairman Harry Willis vice chairman Stanley Crass treasurer Hens Scho secretary Harold Peterson board of review chairmen. Delegates Winssn3 and Schore named to North District Council. First year plans target the second week of September. IS troop members at Camp Rotary.
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Trove
First Presbyterian
Lazsingberz
Seth N. Genang
Air Genang
S. Deagtex Engle
Warren Heath
Stanley ©. Zellper
Harry H. Willis
Stastey E Crass
Hens. P Scho
Harold Peterson
Board of Review
Eawards & Webmer
James Fellows
Artur Hansep
Winssn3
Schore
North District
City Board to Meet on Licenses and Examiners
City board to meet tomorrow in the office of the Commissioner of Publications to discuss licenses and examinations. Officials plan to review applicants and determine eligibility for licensing authorities.
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Board of Hectrical Exarminers
Nistz
Wi Bmissioner
Witl Russe
Stores Restrict Canning Sugar Sales Amid Shortage
Local reports show some retailers refuse home canning sugar certificates and ration stamps, reselling only on sugar stamps as the OPA battles a severe sugar shortage. Consumers struggle to obtain sugar, with many awaiting relief from the Total Rationing Board and facing limited supplies.
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Troy Arce
Diffcki
Total Rationing Board
OPA
Unidentified Circus Victim Buried in Hartford Cemetery
Hartford detectives honor a six year old girl among the six unidentified victims of the July 6 circus fire that killed 168 and injured hundreds. The child, listed as No 1565, had light brown curls and blue eyes, was about 3 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 45 pounds. A $75 fund seeks a grave marker as police search for relatives.
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Hartford
Conna
Northwood
Teo
Ringling Brothers
Barnum ‘and Bailey
Shows, Inc
Derec Thomas
Barker
Edward T. Lowe
Nowers
Little Miss
Ther
Hartford Police Department
Lowe
Chris Picking
Fourth of July gatherings and church meeting reported
Pynantskill residents visit relatives at Waterstret and Lake George break Fourth of July with picnics. Townsend Club members plan a Burden Lake outing. A Reformed Church consistory meeting is set with Dr Vittor J. Biehkink to attend and preach Sunday July 29. Also noting the death of Frank E. Grace of Fair Haven, a Vermont clothier.
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Townsend Club of
Rand
Louchte Goons
Burden Lake
The
Reformed Church
Vittor J., Biehkink
Conees
George Brunell
Harry Ryedorph
J Sandra
Charles Brunelle
Jennie Ryedorph
Bates Dies at Menands Former railroad executive
William W Bates of Menands a native Trojan and retired executive of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad died of a heart attack at his home age 76 on a Saturday. He served on church boards and as a director of the Federation of Churches of Christ in the area. He was past master of St Johns Lodge and had two sons and a daughter with several grandchildren. Funeral is at 2 30 today from Bethany Presbyterian Church in Menands.
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Wiliam Watson Bates
Menands
Delaware Land Hudson Railroad
Bates
Th Bethany Presbyterian Church
Sands
Federation of Churches of Christ
St. John's ‘Lodge
A. M
Greenfield
Althex Sover
H. Watson Bates
Baltimore
M. Banker Bates
Ontario
Canada
Irwin J. Smith, Jr
Loudonville
Arthur E. Bates
William C. Bates
Jens Presbytenan
State booklet lists recreation places across New York
The State Commerce Department distributed a color recreation booklet and four regional directories detailing New York's 15 vacation areas. Governor Dewey offered a message to vacationists planning trips, with publication supervised by Commerce Commissioner M. P. Cathern and State Publicity Director Harold Keller.
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State Commerce Department
New York
Dewey
Commerce
M. P. Cathered
Harold Keller
Grant of Interlocutory Divorce Decree for Deloris Boone
Deloris M Boone granted an interlocutory divorce from Henry G Boone by Supreme Court Justice William H Murray in Waterville. Papers filed by John C Rafter Jr attorney for Mrs Boone. The couple wed at First Presbyterian Church Waterville on June 26 1936 and have three children with custody awarded to Mrs Boone.
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Deloris M. Boone
Second Street
Henry G. Boone
Oneosta
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
John C. Rafter, Jr
Mirs
Boone
Bischoff Co. to close Ballston Spa chocolate plant
The Bischoff Co of Ballston Spa announced the closure of its Ballston Spa plant for an indefinite period due to reduced industrial sugar allowances.
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Bischoff Co
Ballston Spa
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mix Confuse Nighttime Riddle
Unclear OCR fragment presents scattered puzzle text and jumbled words. Readable items include and partially show puzzle style with scattered names and phrases. Content is fragmented with no coherent event or full entries to identify a clear news item or outcome.
Puzzle Clues Mix Into Scrambled Cheese and Rivers
A garbled clue set mentions cheese types, religious terms, and a central river in England. The mixed items include hints like 2 D Beer and scattered numbers 13 31 32 35 36 38 39. The fragment reads like crossword or quiz wordplay with assorted definitions and misaligned phrases.
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England
Legion sponsors free summer show for children of veterans
Troy Post of the American Legion staged a July August cinema program for children from veterans' homes at Proctor's theater. LeGrand M. Smith organized bus transport via United Traction Co. Otto G. Krause reported monthly candy quotas for area children. Lawrence Cowen will provide 100 tickets weekly for orphans. Committee members include Charles La Hait and Morris Fiisen.
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Troy Post
American Legion
Venterheyden Hall
Proctor's
Ihe
LeGrand M. Smith
United Traction Co
Nandy
Otto G. Krause
Post
Lawrence Cowen
IGG
The
Charles la Hait
Morris Fiisen
Airien
War Shipping Administration seeks officers and seamen
Representatives of the Recruitment and Manning Organization of the War Shipping Administration will interview at the USES office from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. today and tomorrow to recruit experienced officers and seamen for the Merchant Marine effort. The agency calls for 60 cooks bakers and food handlers to staff ward's department aboard Liberty and Victory ships being converted to troop carriers. A J McGinty and Linwood Richardson coordinate recruitment in Troy and at Atlantic coast offices.
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War Shipping Administration
USES
Dnesday
Europe
Pacifi
United States
Sig Ward
A. J. McGinty
WMC
Linwood Richardson
Atlantic Coast
RMC
Troy
Rules Based On Charges For Tube Jobs In Tire Shops
The OPA sets new ceilings for extra services on tire repair jobs in Troy area shops. It allows separate charges for rare repairs and added services, with price caps tied to direct costs or the next lower competitive price. New retail ceilings cover used tires, recapping, and tire repair services including emergency roadside work.
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Troy
Petares
OPA
Meg
Cube
Est - Pines
Aren Dave Een
UPA Felty
Killed in Collision in Tragic Friday Crash
Cuica George Dunkerry, 57, died Friday in a collision between his automobile and a trailer truck. Investigating officers reported the fatal crash occurred on the main highway near Cuica. Dunkerry, a resident of the area, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Cuica
George Dunkerry
Appellate Division Affirms Nead Case
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has affirmed the judgment of the lower court in the Nead case. Justice Murray writes for the court. H. Edgar Sead sues Clestention and Murray in Free: md Place.
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Suprene Court
Supreme Court
Murray
H. Edgar Sead
Justice Murray Decides 1963 Merits Appeal
Fragmentary text indicates a 1963 decision by Justice Murray on a merits appeal.
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Stanley Zellner
Pacific War
Gordon L.hayes
Wine Advisory Board
San Francisco 5
California
Broadway Beauty Salon
Broadway
Liegette
State Guard
Camp
Sem Bill
Joe R
Vermont
Fair Haven
Frank E. Grace
William W. Bates
Justice Murray
Limerick
River Street
American ‘Theater
Muhlfelder
Ead
Building Loan & Savings Assn
Second St
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Mutual Savings and Loan Association
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