Three Witnesses Testify in Roy Page Kickback Trial
The Troy Record reports new witnesses testified yesterday in the Roy M. Page kickback case in Kingston. Sam Quill and two other Page employees recounted money given to Page as salary advances, while Mrs. Horebkiss and Mrs. Wales described attempts to repay or conceal funds. Defense countered with claims the money was reimbursements for advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferra
Sam
Roy M. Page
Kingston
Page
Broome Sipam - Sam
County Warregate
Aaoi
Ithe New Wrenues
Stargery Flae
Olza M. Horebkiss
Senate
Pages Binghamtog Law Office
Darwin FL Wales
Hoihuss
Daniel H. Prior
Dewey
Trist
Law
Wales
Trene Brennan
Albany Girl, 3 Killed by Trolley
Barbara Pits, 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pits of Albany, died after being crushed beneath a trolley. Her mother witnessed the accident as the child ran into the street while a passing volley and neighbor accounts described the danger. Conductor Walter J Bell stated he only glimpsed the girl and could not stop in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Pits
Thomas Pitts
Albainy
Albany
Walter J. Bell
Rack
In Memoriam Notices From Local Obituaries
A long list of obituary notices references July 1 1949 and other dates, naming families such as Coons Evans Davey Gillick Donnelly divers Nash and Ryan, with multiple locations like Norfolk Virginia Vincennes Indiana Cohoes and Troy. It records births deaths and funeral details for numerous individuals including Robert Horth, Gloria ann Spiak, and Margaret Connell among others, noting hospital and church affiliations and interment plans.
Two Estate Settlements Filed in Rensselaer Court
Final decree of judicial settlement filed for the estate of May L Kinloch. Distributions include $100 to Edger Osman Kinloch, $5,000 to Tuella A Fates, and residue divided between two nephews. Also a second settlement for Ethel Marie Simmons estate shows one third to William C Simmons and two thirds to Ethel M Simmons Davison, minor.
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Mary L. Pond
May L. Kinloch
Troy
Rensselaer County
Pond
Edger Osman Kinloch
Vailley
Stream
New York
Tuella A. Fates
Warren S. Pates
Tulsa
Oxla
Myron
Fates
Oklahoma
Bend
Ore
Sheldon B. Smith
William C. Simmons
Ethel Marie Simmons
East Greenbush
Albany
Ethel M. Simmons Davison
Baltimore, Md
Joseph Shaniev
Miss Lucy Ryan Dies at 5 Erie Street Home
Miss Lucy Catherine Ryan longtime Sixth Ward Republican committee woman died last evening at 5 Erie Street after a short illness. She resided in the ward all her life and served on the Bethesda Home Board of Managers and in the Missionary Society Ladies Aid and Bible class at Woodside Presbyterian Church. Survived by sister Miss Isobel M. Ryan of Troy and brothers Edward P. Ryan of Troy Hugh K. Ryan of Schenectady four nieces and one nephew. Funeral Saturday at 2 20 p m at the residence with Rev Robert G Mailery officiating burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Serge
France
Serge G. Leslie Berger
Gustave H. Berger
Bary ¥. Coon
William Burke
James Kilcullen
Dorip F. Berger
St. Joseph's Church
Heown
Watervilet
N. YL
Avatin C. Brown
Mary Connors
Wittiam
Henry
Elizabeth Grandjean
Coors
Helen Augustus
Schenectady
Wilk Jian Sionest
Sal A. C. Fuger
Walter 3. Duffy
Columbia St. Colioes
St. Agnes” Church
St Agnes
Cohoes
Donnelly
Mary Donnelly
Peter Donnelly
Margaret Mel Cabe
Catherine Fafferty
Elizabeth
Patrick J. Donnelly
Congress Street
St. Francia de, Beles
St . John's Cemetery
Valatie
X.Y
Speizleteen
S. Yl
Jay
John
James
Andrew
Haughney
William. A. Toohey
St. Augustine's Church
R John's Cemetery
Nash
Utisa
Mary Elizabeth Downer
John P. Nashy
Arther
Rash
Troy
JA. Teal
Sand Lake
Harold Nash
John Downer
Madison St. Troy
St. Jean's Cemetery
Rirger
Cohors Hospital
St. Francis
d@ Sales
Bl. Mary's Cemetery
Ryvan
Uris City
Eric Stress
Lacy Catherine Ryan
Hush Ryan
Mixa Isobel_ Ryan
Edward P Ryan
Trev
Eniz
Trer
Shaughaeses
Tran
Shawennsssy
Alpagy
Ask
Latiest
Tro
Anna MM. Scaughaeser
New York City
Margaret Connell
New York
Catherine Bordep
Pyidar
St. Mary's Church
Walsh
Alleaby
Howpiter
Vincent L. Walsh
Rusbana
Heter Fleming
Martin
Karen ann_ Walsh
Xtrs
Sary
Omailley Walsh
Ate Martin
F_ Walsh
Martin J. Walsh
Irene Stapleton
Willian
Griffin
Lucy Catherine Ryan
Republican Committee
Sixth Ward
Erie Street
A. Short Ilness
Women’s Republican Club
Bethesda
Miss Ryan
Missionary Society
Ladies’ Ald Society
Woodside Presbyterian Church
Isobel M. Ryan
New Brothers
Edward P. Ryan
Hugh K. Ryan
Robert G. Mailery
Oakwood Cemetery
Townsend Club Hears Moody On Townsend Plan
Rev Leslie Moody of Bazie Mile described the Townsend Plan to Members of Club Two at the Fourth Street rooms. Reports that signatures of congressmen for presenting the plan on the House floor were reached were received. A joint Townsend Clubs 2 and 3 Wynantskill meeting is set for July 20 at George Samelie farm. Members from Winter Street Troy will depart at 3 pm with supper served 5 to 7 pm. Albert Stong presided. Mrs Idm Streeter attended the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Moody
Bazie Mile
Club
Othe
Fourth Street
Nellie Windever
Wy‘nentskill
Townsend Clubs
Wynantskill Group
George
Dairy Feed Payments Due Monday in Rensselaer County
Allen A. Hayner, chairman of the Rensselaer County Aad Com mittee, announces dairy feed adjustment payments will begin Monday for May and June sales of milk, cream, and butter. Payments depend on committee-approved applications and acceptable sales evidence. Rates: 45 cents per hundredweight for milk and six cents per pound for butterfat, with a schedule of locations and times for payment through July, then September rates, and mail option if producers cannot attend.
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Allen A. Hayner
Rensselaer County Aad Committee
George E. Mesick
County Assistnt
Conservation Office
Cannon
Nassau Vis
Nassau
Stephenstown Town Hall
Petersburg Towns Hall
Hoosick Fas Inplement Co
Sehaghticoke Town Hall
East Schodack Fire House
Strike ends at Hoosick Falls plants after 2 day walkout
More than 500 employees at Speciality Insulation Manufacturing Co and its Colasta Co in Hoosick Falls halted production of aircraft magneto insulation and other armament parts for two days. Workers voted to return to work after management and Local 6 United Rubber Workers reached terms subject to War Labor Board approval. Union officials described the walkout as unauthorized. employees cited grievances and unspecified contract issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speciality Insulation Manufacturing Co
Colasta Co
Hoosick Falls
Douglas Bathehosis
United Rubber Workers of America
C. I
Suhhe War Labor Board
Specialty Co
Pictures to Be Shown at Sixth Avenue Baptist Tonight
Tonight at 7 45 p m the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church will present two sound picture reels after the prayer service. Rev Clyde J Buylbutt of Gorham First Baptist will show This Amazing Universe and Two Man Who Forgot Genesis. The event aims to present old truths through visual presentation.
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Sxth Avenue Baptist Church
Clyde J. Buylbutt
First Baptist Church of
Soldier Edward Springer Wounded in Mediterranean Action
Pvt Edward J Springer son of Mrs Helen Springer of 41 Nineteenth Street Watervliet was wounded in action in the Mediterranean area an official War Department casualty list released last night reveals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Springer
Helen Springer
Nineteenth “Street
Watervliet
Mediterranean
Boy Drowned in Fish Creek Near Victory Mills
Allan Sherman 12, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Sherman of Victory Mills, drowned about 1 30 yesterday in Fish Creek near Evergreen Farm bathing beach. State Police worked with grappling hooks in a vain effort to recover the body as the search resumed this morning. He was with companions Harold Sullivan 10 and Robert Burlington 9, both of Victory Mills, who tried to help. Miss Hene Hand of Brooklyn staying at Evergreen Farm also helped. Troopers A H Harney FL Sears and John Millman used grappling hooks. Allan was a fifth grade pupil at Victory Mills School born at Victory ARS and attended Church of the Visitation in Schuylerville, where he served as altar boy. His mother has been ill for two weeks. His father works for Boston and Maine Railroad at Mechanicville. He is survived by two brothers John 4 and Maurice 2 and his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Sherman
Edward Sherman
Victory Smills
Fish Creek
Victory Mills
Evergreen Farm
Saratoga
Sherman Boy
Io Andpanions
Harold Sullivan
Robert Burlington
Victory Mille
Idos
Awim
Hene Hand
Brooklyn
Everygreen
Divitz
A. H. Harney
Sears
John Millman
Sherman
Victory Ars
Church of the Visitation
Schuyterville
Boston and
Mainz ‘Railroad
Mechanicville
John
Maurice
4‑H Cattle Judges To Compete At Schaghticoke Fair
4 H cattle judging event set for Schaghticoke Fair Grounds Saturday as part of Tri County Holstein Clubs show sponsored by the Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties club. Calves two year olds and cows will be judged on conformation and dairy temperament with a Holstein Friesland rep and a bull calf partnership plan to aid civic members. Top three winners earn a place on the Delhi judging tour July 21 and practical dairy farming experience.
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Rensselaer County
Schaghticoke Fair
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
George Me ‘ Geow
Cambridge
Samuel B. Dorrance
Pera
Holstein Fresian Association
Defrance
Delhi
District Attorney's Assistants Appointed
Sidney B. Gordon of Delmar named first assistant district attorney for Albany County and Herbert Champagne of Albany named second assistant. Each position pays 35,000 yearly. Gordon leaves his May 1943 post as assistant attorney general to take the job. Champagne previously served on the Site Tax Commission staff evaluating Albany assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Gordon
Delmar
Albany County
Herbert Champagne
Albany
Mr Gordon
Champagne
Site Tax Commission
Ballot Purchasing Power Protest Sparks County Conference
Officials clash over if the county purchasing agent can buy ballots for the board of elections. A conference will decide whether the purchasing office includes the board as a county office or operates under state law as a separate entity. The bids listed 1124 regular ballots and various sample ballots for primary day across 710 selection districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Ransen Garthenier
Board of Elections
Simie Electioniew
Labor Party
Fipe
Scout Commissioners Meet to Plan Camporee
A report from the Northern District Commissioners of Box Scouts describes a meeting at Camp Rotary to finalize plans for the camporee scheduled for the first weekend in September. Rev B Viewh of Pauls Eveng aitheran Church served as guest tenor of the committee with Clinton E. Rose and Berton M. Fotier assisting as district come ing. Archery at Camp Rotary was also discussed as part of the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern District Commissioners of Box Scouts
Camp Rotary
Plana
B. Viewh
Pauls Eveng+aitheran
Clinton E. Rose
Berton M. Fotier
Mr. Vie
Swim Diploma Registration Coupon For Pool Classes
Present this coupon at the pool Attendant to register for swimming classes Deadline is Saturday July 15 Registrants must attend all classes to obtain a swimming diploma One parent or guardian of a child under 18 must sign Parent signature line provided
Warden Brophy Receives Retirement Tribute At Auburn
Auburn honors Warden Brophy with a farewell dinner as he retires to Troy after more than twenty five years of service. Mayor Bo and state officials attend. Francis Cudey named acting warden. The event lauds his two decade record since the 1936 riots and the prison’s modernization under his tenure.
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Seta
Auburn
Exes
Avery S Neagle
Bund
Troy
Trav Thas Wincigal
Warden Brophy
Brophy
Vernon A. Morhous
Stophr
Cecelia D. Patten
War Council
Girls State Elects Governor and Officials at Albany Visit
Violet St. Clair of Freeport was elected governor of Empire Girls State on the Nationalist ticket at Skidmore College. Dorothy Prink, Rockville Center, named lieutenant governor. Rachel Rice, Pelham, comptroller. Carolus Wentlik, Brooklyn, comptroller. J. Beth Selton, Brooklyn, speaker of the Assembly. The event, run by the American Legion Auxiliary, includes a day of instruction in state government in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet St. Clair
Freeport
Empire Girls State
Skidmore College
Sarateks Springs
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Prink
Rockville Center
Rachel Rice
Pelham
Carolus Wentlik
Brooklyn
J. Beth Selton
Senate
Assembly
Al‘bany
Gover Mary Sherman
Jamestown
Sénate
Jeanette ‘Cacciatore
Elmhurst
Marjorie Fielden
Walden
Marjorie Werster
Amitrville
Ernesta Barlow
New York
Womens Division
Barrow
Washington
Eagle Mills H Girls Finance Week Plans Holiday Fundraiser
Eagle Mills H Girls 4 H unit organized in April to raise money for a vacation camp. They staged a sewing and foods sale at a local Eagle Mills store earning 385.40 and prepared to compete at the 4 H Club Demonstration Day scheduled July 22 at FWCA. Leaders include Mrs Waterfield with assistants Mrs Wenneth Darrow Mrs Emil Riegert Mrs Richmond Robo and Mrs Arnold Sitter.
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Eagie
Om OM
Eagies
Frank
Yenderpool
Troy
FWCA
Gramps
Eagle Mills
Waterfield
Wenneth Darrow
Emil Riegert
Richmond Robo
Arnold Sitter
Man Claims 331 Found on Street and Pays Fine
A man reported finding 331 dollars on the sidewalk and paid a larceny fine after a wallet was recovered by two children. The discovery led to a reward, and Mrs Mare Rite Carsones identified the finder, who pleaded not guilty but paid a fine of 15 pounds before Police Judge C. McKee.
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Whitehall
Joar
Giamna
Patricia
Cearlys Teraiso
Big Walter
Mare Rite Carsones
Taeiz
Carsones
Verairo
C. McKee
Terairo
Brunswick Home Bureau Plans To Entertain
The Brunswick Home Bureau unit chaired by Sirs JL Harold will host an August 2 tea party for Miss Shirley Smith who will assist Miss Babel A Milhan. New members welcomed include Mrs. William Bode Mrs E R Clifton Mrs Peter Goyer and Barry Fritchinson. A letter from Mayor John J Ahearn was read thanking the unit for support. The group will run the Troy Woman's Club fundraiser Aug 23 with chairs named by Mrs Arthur Van Derveort and Mrs A White. A training school in Headers is planned Sept 12 and 14 using scrap materials to make hats and accessories. September 20 and 27 will cover furniture glue and varnish repair. An October consumer conference will follow a Sept 21 leadership training.
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Brunswick Home Bureau
Sirs
JL Harold
Shirley Smith
Babel A. Milhan
Heary Martin
Grace Methodist Church
William Bode
E.R. Clifton
Peter Goyer
Barry Fritchinson
Barry Fritchinson A Letter of Appreciation From! P
John J. Ahearn
Jole
Brunswick
Barker Park
Troy Woman’s Club
Joness
Schoors
Charles Degen
Fales Court
E. J. , Farr
Leongatha
Victoria
Austral
International Organization of “Country Women of the World
Uel
Degen
New Guinea
Earl WW. Sanford
Nassau
Seanan
Jtelbourne
Pages
Harry Chaydon
James Toy
Arthur van Derveert
Herbert Way
Thiruy
State Deputy Visits Council at Latest Albany Ceremony
State Deputy Mrs Inez J Geurtze of Albany attended the quarterly meeting of the Liberty Council Daughters of America acting as installing officer. Gladys Martin was installed as councilor of the local organization with Mary Upton installed as assistant poor Bertha Simpkin junior past councilor Harriet Card associated past councilor Loretta Mahoney conductor Mary Stern warden Thelma M recording secretary Estelle Craver financial secretary Ruth Craver treasurer Sikapikina named as delegate to state convention in York September 5 and 6. The session featured short addresses and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez jGeurtze
Albany
Liberty Council
Daughters of America
Broadway
Gladys Martin
Mary Upton
Bertha Simpkin
Harriet Card
Loretta Mahoney
Mary Stern
Thelma M_ecording
Jills
O Connor Named Judge Advocate for Bomber Command
Lt Col Gerald W O Connor former Albany attorney and World War I veteran has been named judge advocate of the 2nd Bomber Command. The unit of B 29 Super Fortresses has carried out two raids on Japan. He received his major commission in 1932 and was promoted to lieutenant colonel on April 1. He rejoined the bomber command February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald W. O'Connor
Wsterford
Albany Attor
2Nd Bomber Command
Japan
War Department
O'Connor
Bomber Command
Robison Resigns Ration Post
Robison has tendered his resignation as head of the Rensselaer County War and Rationing Board. He has long been involved in rationing activities and helped establish early rationing efforts before transferring to the Troy board after the merger. Robison serves as vice president and general manager of John L Thompson Sons & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Robison
Vite Chaisean
Troy- Rensselaer County War and Rationing Board
Charles Frethofer
Asgr
Robiser
Asmee Boats
of Rensselaer County Board
Bes
Heat wave and storms sweep across Troy and upstate New York
Thunderstorms and showers drenched the region with heat lingering from an eight day heat wave. Temperatures reached 91 degrees as strong southerly winds gusted to 39 mph. Widespread lightning and wind caused scattered damage from Whitehall to Rome Army Air Field, including uprooted trees, broken windows, power line outages, and ruined gardens.
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Troy
Biel J
Neith
L. E Nedde
Whitehall
Edward Chase
Charles Harris
Corinth
Barris
Warrensburg
Granville
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Lake
Schenectady
Ballard
Schuslerville
Rome Air Base
Rome Army Air Field
Berlin Parish Picnic at Babcock Iske
Berlin parishioners invite Sacred Heart Parish of Berlin to a Sunday picnic with lunch, games, and fellowship at Babcock Iske venue. Oy members attend the community outing and enjoy family friendly activities together.
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Babcock Iske. Oy
Sacred Heart Purish
Berlin
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