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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1945
Page
9
A four legged baby chick hatched at Ballston Lake farm near Ballston Lake and shipped to Schenectady. The Maurer family of Schenectady, noting the quadripeud anatomy, hopes breeding could produce similar birds, while remarking on the unusual backbone and hip development.
Rev. Virgil Lineci presided as 13 young men from diverse cities entered the Franciscan Order at Immaculate Conception Monastery Besden Avenue. Master of ceremonies Rev. Joseph Montages led the rites with Rev. Vihenas Dilmera and others assisting. about 358 relatives and clergy attended. Newly professed include Joseph Vigweig DePasare Boston Anthony Cobfulin Quincy Salvatore Sian Pittsburg George Martine Totenville Humbert Afanti Boston Salvatore Louis Tarentino Ziano Michael D Alessandro Paul Areng Robert Benway all of Boston Mass.
Doctors warn bowed legs and knock knees may be corrected in childhood with adequate calcium and vitamin D. Lack of nutrition in early years risks irreparable effects, making milk essential. Coop malt cereal is promoted as a calcium rich option with added vitamins.
Mrs Grace Miller a veteran telegrapher for the Boston and Maine and member of All Saints Episcopal Church Hoosick died after a long career. Born September 13 1802 in Boston she lived in Greenfield before moving to Hoosick in 1939. She survived by her husband her father four brothers and a sister Viola Meredith. Funeral to be held at All Saints Episcopal Church Hoosick at 2 pm today.
About 125 homemakers and children attended a sugar free food demonstration Friday at the Power and Light Building led by Mrs. Nellamn Seefeldt of the New York Strate Foot Emergency Commission. She offered corn syrup and honey cookies plus jam samples and distributed bulletins with sugar free recipes.
Cpl Fabian Kramer of Eagle Bridge received the Bronze Star for heroism in July 1944 in France. The citation notes his actions as a wireman with a field artillery unit exposing himself to enemy fire to restore vital communications. Kramer enlisted November 1942 and took part in the D Day invasion. he is now stationed in Germany.
Mrs and Mrs Justin T Mahoney of 3247 Sixth Avenue report their son Lt Justin J Mahoney of the Marine Corps has arrived at a San Francisco Naval Hospital after being wounded twice at Palau and Okinawa. He phoned his parents from the hospital and will be a patient there for several months.
Naval cadets at Rensie Polytechnic Institute reviewed Saturday as Capt. Mark C. Bowman presented a Navy Unit Commendation to Cadet Earl Thomas Reconmis and Lt. Stephen Guuriez Jr and Ensign Duane C. Manning earned medals for drill and platoon leadership. Dr. Livingston Wy Houston awarded three academic excellence medals to Cadets Richard Steele Townsend Paul Stassevitch and Alien Taylor. Lt. (g) Richard Donahue, a former FLTOC trainee, presented two more medals for best drilled company and best drilled platoon as slate of awards concluded.
Thorton W. Yalser of 51 Thirteenth Street was appointed food inspector for the Troy Health Department, succeeding John O'Meara who resigned. The post pays 2200 annually and takes effect Monday, announced Dr James C Boland. Yalser, honorably discharged after 134 months in the Navy, is a lifelong Ida Hil resident and formerly ran a meat market and grocery at 334 Congress Street with his brother Nottaah, now in the Navy.
Julia Palubniak, a waitress at Hutger's restaurant, seeks 2000 in damages claiming coworker William Gustin squeezed her so hard it hurt her stomach and ribs, disabling her for five weeks. The May 27 incident allegedly occurred around her waist.
Edith Read, longtime educator at Troy High and Morris High School in the Bronx, died Friday at ALOR Springs Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Rome, she taught biology and chemistry, led Morris High School’s biology department for 32 years, and resided with her sister-in-law in Rome. She was a Cornell graduate of 1885. Surviving are her sister-in-law Mrs. Read and two cousins.
Edward Cann 38, of Colonie and former Averill Park resident, died Friday after a collision on the way to Memorial Hospital Albany. Coroner says death from acute dilation of the heart. Survivors include wife Elizabeth Neville Cann, daughter Elizabeth Mague, brothers George, Leonard, Peter Cann of Averill Park, and nieces and nephews. Funeral from J Gregory Nealon Funeral Home Watervliet then St. Patrick’s Church for requiem mass.
The Office of Defense Transportation eased local commercial delivery restrictions on Saturday. It authorized use of one used half-ton medium truck for new focal carrier operations and approved extension of current local delivery services. Operators must show new deliveries will not interfere with conservation of truck transportation facilities.
The J. J. Belotte & Son Construction Co. of 2317 Fifteenth Street won the Hudson storm sewer project as the low bidder at 225.87, beating five other bids. Work begins immediately and should finish by summer’s end under Public Works Superintendent J. McClure Wardle. Next lowest was Kiel Stone & Gravel Co. of Hudson at 315.723.
Schenectady County welfare department clerk Karl J. Keppler faced a first degree grand larceny charge after allegedly taking 1223.75 as head of the accounting unit. The case was postponed to next Saturday for Keppler to appear before Judge Charles G. Fryer amid state audit findings. Rochester Man Killed Ernest Quist, 67, died after being struck by an auto while crossing a rain slick street.
The Troi Kiwanis Club endorses a resolution to establish a national cemetery, urging support from public officials. The plan highlights veterans from wars and cites geographic centrality as a reason for locating a national resting place, with copies sent to congressmen and officials.
Police report details monthly recovery of cars and property worth 55870, noting 22 vehicles recovered. Chief Kendal oversees operations with emphasis on asset restitution and ongoing investigations.
A fragmented note states the department operated for 18 hours and 43 minutes in the month. It mentions nine in something and various alarms including telephone and verbal alarms, with unclear context for Tate alarms.
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