Two Testify In Corruption Trial Of State Senator Page
Two stenographers testified in Kingston as the Iside of Page now Broome County surrogate in a county court trial. Mrs Irene Brennan described payments totaling 3940 dollars from Page between 1939 and 1941 including 1500 dollars for letters as Page's secretary in the Senate investigation. Miss Gladys Wheeler said Page advanced her 2940 dollars in sums of 25 dollars weekly during legislative sessions. The defense sought to show Page had reimbursed state employees for advanced funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Page
Page
Broome County
Kingston
Irene Brennan
Gladys M. Wheeler
Brenour
Binghamton
Sala Page
Dewey
Brennan
Weiling
Senate
Binthamrop
Albeny
Supreme Courh
Bly W. Personings
Ulster Coust
LeVan Haver
Hiram ©. Todd
Morey
Gunder
Mise Wheeler
Daniel H. Prior
Miss Wheeler
Traffic Film Shown for Troy Police
About 75 people including policemen, city department heads, and representatives of United Traction Co and Troy Fifth Avenue Sewer Co attended a police traffic instruction program with motion pictures on urban problems. Mayor Ahern, Police Chief Kendall, and Frank M. Ames spoke before the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Traction Co
Troy Fifth Avenue Sus Co. Inc
Tray Post
Frank B. Kendal
Fred M. Fisch
Bureau of Planning
Leberec Fady
Everett Zeh
Schenectady
Kendall
John J. Ahern
Frank M. Ames
Public Safety
Fiseh
Ahern
Dean. P. Taylor
Taylor
Marty Komertz
Empire Bar and Restaurant Certificate Filed in County Clerk Office
Certificate filed states Empire Bar and Restaurant at 340 River Street will be operated by R. Kenneth Marshall of Water Vliet and Anthons F. Murine of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Bar
340 River Street
R. Kenneth Marshall
Watervliet
Anthons F. Murine
Albany
In Memoriam and Obituary Notices From Cohoes Area
A collection of memorial notices and obituaries from Cohoes area papers. Entries mention Frank J. Malone died 1942 wife Helena daughters sons names, Edward J. Afiler died 1940, and multiple residents with funeral details in Cohoes Troy Waterford Schaghticoke and Albany area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salune
Hussband
Frank J. Malone
Alwasse
Innase
Helena
Axe
Miler
Edward J. Afiller
Hoosick Falls Strike Ends as Workers Vote to Return
Hoosick Falls Specialty Insulation and Colasta Co. employees voted unanimously to resume work after a two day unauthorized walkout. The union Local 46 United Rubber Workers supported returning to the line and a 10 am conference was set at the Specialty Company offices to hear grievances. Officials from both sides reported favorable arrangements following Talks at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specialty Insulation Manufacturing Co
Hoosick Falls
Colasta Co
Nastion
Sons of Italy
Hoagick Falls
Specialty Companys
United Rubber Workers of America
International
George Geier
New Haven
Falls
Right
John Baldante
United Rubber Workers of Amer Jems
Newark
N. 3
Joseph Agrowitch
Feild
Garfiid
N. J
Ithe
Artie Tinnerhorn
Specialix Company
Waterford Man Grows Bountiful Family Garden
Merritt of Murray Avenue Waterford reports a 40 by 100 foot plot with a six by seventy feet blueberry bed yielding peas beans cabbage squash and tomatoes. A thriving asparagus bed and corn squash attempts plus two year old berry bushes show a strong year with recorded canning and future storage plans for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
W. Clinton Merritt
Murray Avenue
Victory Garden
W. Clinton
Merritt
Mer. Tit
Ziff
Bil
Sheichen Yard
Central Lutheran Church Picnic Plans Announced
The Central Lutheran Church holds its annual Sunday school picnic at Crystal Lake Averill Park on Saturday. Members should report by 2 30 PM. Moe Ned Nitex and Mrs Albert Barth lead the committee. an afternoon of games swimming ends with a community covered dish supper at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anual
Central Lutheran Cautch
Wil
Averill Park
Eugene’ ‘Wagarun
Moe Ned Nitex
Albert Barth
County Exceeds War Loan Quota By Ten Million
Rensselaer County surpasses its Fifth War Loan goal of 19.5 million with a current total of 29.772 million. Final figures for E F G bonds to be issued this month may push the grand total past 30 million, per the War Finance Committee. Volunteers across the county credited for the exceptional result and pride in the community’s wartime investment. Previous drives totals are listed: First 14.485 million, Second 21.173 million, Third 20.? million, Fourth 18.835 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Was Finance Committee
Barnard Townsend
Rensselaer County War Finance Committee
How to Combat the Squash Bug in Home Gardens
The article explains Methods to kill squash bugs by stamping or dunking bags in water with kerosene. It describes bugs stages from eggs to winged adults, notes one generation per year and that they wilt squash leaves. Control relies on spraying or dusting several times, using nicotine sulfate or pyrethrum with soap and warm water, and avoiding stomach poisons which have no effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Films to Be Shown Friday at Poestenkill
Two reels of sound motion pictures will be shown Friday at the Poestenkill Baptist church. The program will feature The Amazing Animal and The Man Who Forgot God, presented by the former pastor of Saureh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anise
God
Saureh
Troy Post Plans Eight Day Cigarette Drive For Servicemen
The American Legion Troy Post plans an eight day campaign to collect five cent packs of cigarettes for overseas servicemen. Aiming to raise over 1052, the drive uses cardboard tubes placed around Troy for donations and later distribution to battle areas. The effort follows prior campaigns that raised 3160 and 350 in earlier years, with the post coordinating through designated agencies for free delivery to service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Post
American Lazica
Specia
Ebsca
Trojahe
Dion
amiutem@nt
American Legion
Hall-Rand
Willa Jy Ray
Whl
Troy Post Rooms
Wariame
Conservation Of Tires Urged At Troy Rotary Talk
Juan W. Williams urged tire conservation at a Troy Rotary Club meeting citing shortages and gaps between demand and synthetic rubber production. He outlined rules for motorists to maximize tire life, including proper air pressure maintenance and timely repairs, stressing the impact on the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan W. Williams
Troy Rotary Club
Hendrick Hudson
Williania
Williams
Wong
J. Wesley Wood, Jr
E. Allan Fessenden
Ion
Russell D. Meredith
Rotary
Civb
Meredith
OPA Grants Troy Gas Dealer Reprieve
The Office of Price Administration suspended action on several gas stations in Troy after hearings. Edward Greber’s station was among those allowed to continue for 30 days. Randall A. Pratt of South Greas Falls faced 35 days’ closure starting August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Edward Greber
Troy
Ian Carruthers
Athan
Randall A. Pratt
South Greas Falls
Sebring
Campers Help Save Farmer's Hay Amid Rain Threats
Campers aided a farmer near Pitstown facing crop loss as dark clouds gathered and rain threatened. Three volunteers, including sophomore Oscar Porter and George Seymour, walked miles to assist harvesting and securing the hay. A similar effort occurred on Mrs Peter Le Harvie’s Tamarac Road farm when local youths from BLPOL volunteered during a weekend to help with the field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitstown
Peter le Harvie
Tamarac Rosd
Blpol
Oscar Porter
George Seymour
Pool Fitness Program Under Way at Prospect Park Pool
The State War Council Physical Fitness program advances at Prospect Park Pool under Troy Recreation Department sponsorship. Superintendent Edward Wachter explains the effort targets training for soldiers, with instructors guiding aqua tasks, dives, breath control, and safe entry from heights for emergency water maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Record
Troy Recreation. Department
Prospect Park
State War Council
Troy Recreation Department
Edward AL Wachter
Sen
Humen
Manor Ebrenbein
Rees
Scacr
Saratoga Boariél Sends Two Draft Groups to Albany
Two Saratoga Springs draft groups were sent to Albany. The first group will undergo induction for armed forces service while the second faces pre induction physical examinations. Inductees include Malcolm L. Driscoll Randall Atkinson Edward F. Patten George B. Burgess and others. Physical exam reporters listed include William Swift Heart Lang Donald Luce Junia Sortweil and several more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Boariél
Albany
Saratoga Springs
Armed Forces
Malcolm L. Driscoll
Randall Atkinson
Edward F. Patten
George B. Burgess
Robert Snyder
Joseph DiRienzo
Charles Boyce
James Brophy
Charles Conners
Philip Gibney
Jack McClellan
Kent Arpey
Willie Stevan
St. Salvy Prince
Wiliam
Woman Bus Passenger Injured in Fall
Mrs. Catherine Fletcher about 45 of 12 Fourth Avenue suffered abrasions and bruises when she fell on a Ty Path Avenue Bus Co vehicle at Fifth Avenue and Emery Fotos. The driver said she rose to avoid a car and slipped forward as the bus braked. Hospital treatment followed at Leonard Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Fletcher
Fourth Avenue
the Leonard Hospital
Ty i iPath Avenue
Uh Street
Fifth Avenue
Emery Fotos
Fifth
Fisteher
Joseph Myuilen
Heat Wave Hits Amid Storms and Losses
Storms failed to break a persistent heat wave as scattered showers drifted over the region. Temperatures remained high with many cities reporting temperatures near or above 90s. damage from Monday’s storm included the deaths of two horses owned by Charles Dix of Pittstown and a cow owned by Louis Stundige, also of Pittstown, struck by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correes
Ulster
di Figer
Tha Sista
Ticonderoze
Asx
Damere
Troy
Charles Dix
Pittstown
Louis Stundige
Trea
Ration Free Shoe Period Sparks Mixed Shopper Response
The mad scramble for ration free footwear did not materialize in Troy as shoe dealers reported ordinary business after two days of the OPA release. Shoes for men women and boys will be sold ration free for a three week period through July 29, with prices at least 25 percent below the June 2 1944 retail level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Cin’s
Ura
OPA
Watervliet Man Dies Of Heart Attack
Austin C. Brown, about 80, of Sixth Avenue Watervliet, died last night from a heart attack. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Samaritan Hospital after being taken from his home by ambulance. Coroner Charles J. Core ordered an autopsy at the hospital conducted by Drs. Gustavus EL Hlinck Jr. and Maxine Mayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin C. Brown
Sixth Avenue
Watervliet
Samaritan Hospital
Tin AB
Charles J. Core
We Hospital
Gustavus EL Hlinck, Jr
Maxine Mayo
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Troy Record
Troy Police
Liberty
Cohors Hospital
Tune “30
Abe
Willand M. Line
Daugh, Lind& Ann
Jennie Sermlippi
Cohors
Troy Hospital
Tuy
Anthony J. Foro
Anex
Cohoes
Sarah L. Adey
Charles Adey
Heber C.adey
James
Calkins & Son
Mohawk St
Conve
France
Keste Berger
Gustave H. Berser
Coon
William Burke
James Kittens
John P. Berger
St. Soseniré
Brown
Austin
Mary Connors
William
Denry Brown
Mia
John Sheehan Et Albsay
Denen
Gark
Kasian
Catherine FL Keesgan
William Carr
Michast, Vestrey
Sehaghncoke
New York
Miriam Murrans
Thurber
Valley
Margaret Me
Catsar
Catherine Rattert Digabeth A
Patrick J. Donne
Cangreka Street
St. Francis de Safes
Fung Priends
St John's Cemetery
Valatie
Micheel
F. Shea
Anahand
Margaret Quinlan
Scaeck
Richmondl
Trai
Agnes Ghatch
Shere
Cera Cohgek
Waush
Albany Hospital
Duis
Vincent Aa Waleh
En Amin
Aren Ann Walsh
Griffin
William Sige
Solita “Walsh
First Street
Frigay Porminga
St. Bery's Church
Imass
St.Mary's Com
SetrNey
Sattaritus Hasital
Suip
George Itmey
Band
Geier
Francis Dougherty
Bins Marie Harrington
William Grapnan
Walter Harrington
Leroy Esker
Commiteeman
Douglas Esteholis
Tinnerkotn
Dave LaFond
Hart Dodge
Robert Dewar
Colasta Company
Edward .Etteman
Waterford Man’s Garden
Central Lutheran
Edward Beaulieu
Battle of
Normands
War Department
Beaulieu
Betty Beaulieu
England
Helen W. Beaulieu
Avenue
Parent's Signatora Yu Peer
Farmer's Hay
Bok
Troy Record Co
Bor
Trey Record Co
DR. Berney
Oakwood Cemetery
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