Foster Named To Auburn Prison Post
Correction Commissioner A. Lycas announced the appointment of John F L Foster as warden of Auburn Prison. The former assistant keeper and police official Brophy vacated the post. Acceptance letters from Department of Correction officials indicate Foster will lead the facility as the next head with Emm and others expected to attend the formalities.
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Jobs A. Lycas
John FL Foster
Auburn
Baturdas
Pecizel
Aubure
Warde
Joseph Hi. Brophy
Ester
Brophy
Tres. S. Marine
Hs Hovel
Osborne
Ong
Bropt
Erate Pensign
Morhays of Great son ar Comsiacn mid tale
Fragmentary local notice mentions individuals with titles and roles at institutions in Albion Mississippi. The readable portion names a Cecelia D Patten and persons connected to a state railroad or train service and managerial staff. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Morhays
Ar Comsiacn
Cecelia D. Patten
Aendest
Albion
Washington County Probate Court Docket List
Washington County Probate Court schedules week ending Monday with orders in estates for tax law exemptions and guardianship actions. Receipts, final decrees, and distributions filed for estates including Burnett Gettines Waite Whe Brayton, Mesuley and Beaty with citations and accounts pending. Guardianship of Donald Coblee authorized withdrawal for infant support.
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Washington County
S. Court
Andrew Burnett
Whitehall
Anna M. Gettines
Greenwich
Mansir K Waite
George W
Kingsbury
Tex Law
Adam Mesuley
Easton
Warren McDonald
Fort
Edward
Donald Coblee
Mary E. Beaty
Salem
Henry A. Aird
Lindsay Named to Waterford Canal Post
Lindsay, long associated with the State Department of Works since 1915, was appointed superintendent of operations and maintenance for the Waterford post on the Erie Division of the Barge Canal. He succeeds at the completion of the canal building. resident of Schenectady County.
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Lindsay
State Department
Waterford
Erie
Enssgstant
Lingssy
Kasses State Eaiversley
Cenel
Albany
Scotta
Schenectady County
C. 4. Bells
W. L. Ostrander
Schaghriecke
Saratoga County
Civilisn
Aagé
Gardeners Thank Fire Department for Flood Support
A letter from the Knitxerbocker Viewry Garden Association to Fire Chief Carl A. Smikk expresses gratitude for the fire department’s efforts in pumping water from flooded gardens. It praises the time and energy invested day and night, noting victory gardens would not be possible without their help. Signed by Zarl MacNaurhien.
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Knitxerbocker ‘Viewry Garden Association
Carl A. Smikk
Zarl MacNaurhien i
June Fire Calls Total 68 Report To Bureau
The Troy Fire Department answered 68 alarms in June per Fire Chief Cart A Smit’s report to Commissioner Frank A Ames. Eight belt alarms, eight verbal and one salsa alarm noted. Hose lengths totaled 200 feet of 1.5 inch and 9350 feet of 2.5 inch, with 600 feet of ladder and 27 booster tanks used. Units were in service 47 hours 16 minutes and one two alarm fire occurred. Three inhalator calls and rescue of a body recorded. Pusaper 12 drafted sewers 12 hours on June 25. Auxiliary Pumpers 3 3 and 12 on duty near Rnickerbocker Victory Garden June 22–23.
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Troy Fire Department
Cart A. Smit
Secreredons
Wysantskith
Pusaper
Rnickerbocker Victory Garden
Parties Nominate At Girls State Governor Candidates
Federalists yesterday named 1 Miss Patricia Scellner of Roms and 2 Miss Violet St Clair Freeport as candidates for governor of Empire Girls State at Saratoga Springs run by the American Legion Auxiliary New York Department. The Federalists named 20 more including Miss Carmen Zapee New York lieutenant governor Miss Tile Adams Glens Falls comptroller Miss Kathryn M Donnelly Binghamton attorney general. The Nationalist ticket included Miss Dorothy Prink Rocky Point center lieutenant governor Miss Rachel Rice Peihem comptroller and Miss Carolus Wenziik Brookline attorney general.
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Foderalists
Patricia Scellner
Violet St Clair
Freeport
Gzovernor
Empire Girls’ State
Saratoga Springs
American Lesson Aufiliary
New York
Carmen Zapee
Tile Adams
Glens Falls
Kathryn M. Donnelly
Binghamton
Attorn Reneral
On the Air Local Radio Schedule Highlights
Local station unveils daily programs including Morning News at 2:08 The Getting Light Today s Childres Women in White and various timekeeper and breakfast music segments featuring Morning Melodies and Jimenesper Bhi News. List includes My True Story Listening Post and Sardis O News with church community features.
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Childres
St. John Fence Fort
Sar
Ben Rewrs
Mifasta
Sarci
Sardis
Gil Manminnstery
Wayne
Poe—Mornins
Valley Falls man injured in Normandy mine blast
Owen E. Germain, a 22 year old motor machinist’s mate third class from Valley Falls, was seriously wounded when his ship struck a mine off the Normandy coast during a second Channel crossing. He crawled to safety after the blast, breaking his right leg and sustaining severe injuries, and was evacuated to an English port and then to a U.S. Army hospital in England.
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Owen E. Germain
Valley
Balti
U. Naval
Strick
Secon
Rosa
Paulie
Germain
Normandy
Unioad
England
U.S. Army General Hospital
Woman Injured When Hit by Car at Local Intersection
Mrs. Katherine Thurber, 61, of Cambridge, suffered head and rib injuries after being struck by a car driven by Harold Williams of Waterview while crossing Congress and River Streets. Police report states she fell onto the bumper. she was taken to Troy Hospital by a police radio car.
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Katherine Thurber
Cambridge
Troy Hospital
Congress and
River Streets
Harold Williams
Broadhway
Waterview
Williams
River Street
Shushan Man Killed in Action in Italy
Private Harold Gilchrist was killed in action in Italy, as reported by the War Department. His twin brother Gerald also serves, and Harold was initially listed as missing in action. A memorial service is set for July 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Shushea Methodist Church. Millis church supper follows with a 6:30 p.m. start.
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Harold Gilchrist
Clifford Gilchrist
War Department
Gerald
Misti
Fie
Gilchrist
Shushea Methodist Church
Lansingburg Man Wounded In France
George H. Palmer, Army technician, was recently wounded in action in France during the invasion. His mother, Mrs. Mary Palmer of Lansingburg, was notified. Palmer has been overseas for the past year and served since 1942 after working for Ford Motor Co. Three Palmer brothers are also in the armed forces. Pvt. Edward H. Palmer serves in the South Pacific with the U.S. Navy and is now stationed in Engine, South Pacific.
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Fraheé
Mary Palmer
War Department
Palmer
Ford Motor Co
Edward H. Palmer
U. S&s
sFanoneer
South Pacific
June Meter Collections Rise as Six Month Totals Grow
An increase of 453.49 in June parking meter collections was reported to Commissioners of Public Safety. June totals reached 11,668.92 for the six month period with prior months cited and police activity summaries show 375 arrests, 61 fires, 31 autos stolen of which 40 were recovered, and car values totaling 23,230 with 19,470 recovered.
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Franke B. Kendall
Commissioners of Public Safety
Frank M. Aies
Shere Sy
Seadle
Negro Youth Killed in Harlem Riot
In Harlem a riot near 421 Close Monday night left one dead and four others wounded, including a patrolman. The dead youth was 18 year old John Jacob Moore, identified as a Negro. Moore was shot in the abdomen by Patrolman William Frazier after Moore shot him.
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New York
ENS
Harlem
Haarlem
John Jacob Moore
William Frazier
Moore
Two Local Recruits Placed on Inactive Duty
Chief Gunner's Mate Jovpy Sullivan announced that two young men examined at the Navy recruiting office in Rensselaer County Court House were accepted and placed on inactive duty awaiting call. They are Fiennes Callahan of Third Avenue City and William G. Gillard of 3610 Saint Avenue Warervlies.
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FOX Navy
Jovpy & Sullivan
Navy
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Washington County Probate Court
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France
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Lake George
Greece
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Troy
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