Patrolman Mons Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Patrolman William F. Mons of Central police station died suddenly about 8 30 a m yesterday of a heart attack at his residence 229 Sixth Avenue He was taken ill during the night while on duty in a prowl car His fellow officer drove him to Troy Hospital where he received treatment and then went home Born in the city July 22 1891 he was the son of the late Charles A and Marcella Walker Mons He was educated at St Patrick s School and LaSalle Institute before joining the Boston and Maine Railroad as a clerk He was appointed to the police force March 15 1982 and served in the Central precinct
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William F. Mons
Central Police Station
Sixth Avenue
Troy Hospital
R. P. Doody
Mons
Charles, A
Marcella Walker Mons
St. Patrick's School
LaSalle Institute
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Warn Constipated Folks
Doctors warn constipation brings headaches dullness and a half olive feeling when liver bile doesn’t flow. the ad praises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate bile secretion and gut movement, with prices 15 30 60 cents and drugstore availability.
Mons Family Obituary Notice From St Augustine’s Church
The obituary notes the passing of a husband and father linked to St Augustine’s Church and the PBA. Survived by his wife Gertrude Elvina Bump, daughter Mary Gertrude Mons, brothers Albert E. Mons and Sylvester C. Mons, and sister Mrs Frank L. Pratt. Funeral Thursday at 8:45 a.m. from home and 9:30 a.m. at St Augustine’s Church. Interment in St Peter’s Cemetery.
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St. Augustine's Church
Police Benevolent and Protective Association
Gertrude Elvina Bump
Mary Gertrude Mons
Albert E. Mons
Troy
Tech
Sylvester C. Mons
Army
Muroc
Cal
Frank L._ Pratt
Washington, D.C
St. Peter's Cemetery
Mead Heads World Tour as War Report Junket
The Record reports Senator James M. Mead will join a special Senate committee tour of battlefields abroad funded by the government. The group, led by Majority Leader Barkley and backed by McNary, includes members Mead Lodge Chandler Brewster Russell and others and aims to report on war conduct and supply lines. Critics like Senator Clark call it a junket and question public funding, while officials say the trip, approved by War and Navy departments, will proceed under Gen. Marshall’s supervision.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
James M. Mead
Senator Mead
Senate
Barkley
McNary
Marco
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Russell
Georgia
Appropriations Committee
Mead
Truman
Lodge
Massachusetts
Brewster
Maine
Chandler
Kentucky
New York
Truman Committee
War and Navy
Roosevelt
Europe
Navy
Military Affairs Committee
Naval Affairs Committee
Bruse Hais
Secretaries of War and Navy
Clark
Congress
Senator Brewater
Lodge and
Military Affairs
Gen
Army committee trip to North Africa and Pacific sparks debate
General Marshall will supply a large Army air unit to fly the committee across war fronts from North Africa to the South Pacific. Senators Lodge and Chandler face criticism for committee picks, while War Department officials pledge full cooperation and funding readiness. New York supporters back Senator Mean for higher standing and future prospects.
Cambridge District No 10 to elect trustees at meeting
The annual school meeting of District No 10 White Greek is at Cambridge Union School at 8 p m today with two trustees to replace W A Scott and Mrs Harry A Randall. Routine business and the budget will be presented. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church meets in the chapel at 3 30 p m Thursday. Hostess committee listed. George Coulter house on Hast Main Street sold to the ladies and gentlemen. The Coulter family moved to Greene. New owners rent the HL S Hoard residence on Gilmore Avenue. R E Rogers and family of Albany rent Hoyt apartment formerly occupied by W J Smith, manager of Grand Union store, now moving to Marsh house.
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Cambridge Union School
W. A. Scott
Harry A. Randall
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
T. T. Buckley
Charles Clough
W. J. Smith
Grand Union
Marsh House
Seamen Seek Music and Mail Over Navy Duty
Portland seaman first class Charles W. Haller says music and mail top sailors wants. After 21 months at sea including Pearl Harbor and Java Sea combat, he notes records are scarce and often damaged by poor packing. He recalls Pearl Harbor attack and sinking Japanese transports as routine in battle.
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Ore
INS
Navy
Charles W. Haller
Pearl Harbor
the &Lemons
America
South Pacific
Haller
Java Sea
Speigletown Residents Tour and Picnic Notices
Speigletown Mrs Geraldine F Magee of Albany visits Mr and Mrs EB C Quinnivan. Home Bureau picnic set at Mrs Lillian Henning's home tomorrow. Jack Murray Walter Perry and Charles Murray Jr left for camp at Eagle Lake yesterday. Harry Murray and Army Sigy mal Corpa visiting his parents for ten days before Camp Dix then Camp Crowder Missouri. Lieut John C Dougall and Mrs Dougall arrived from Camp Davis NC for ten day visit with Mrs Dougalls parents. They
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Geraldine F. Magee
Albany
EB. C. Quinnivan
Home Bureau
Lillian Henning
Jack Murray
Walter Perry
Charles Murray, Jr
Eagie Lake
Harry Murray
A. S. Army Sigymal Corpa
Charles H. Murray
Camp Dix
Camp Croweer
Missouri
John C. Dougall
Dougall
Camp Davis
N. C
William Jobson
U S Signal Corps Lt George Jobson to Visit Family
En route to San Diego California, Lieutenant George Jobson of the U S Signal Corps, stationed at Camp Monmouth New Jersey, will spend the weekend with his family.
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San Diego
Cal
George Jobson
U. S. Signal Corps
Camp Monmouth, N. J
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