Rensselaer Draft Board Moves to Troy
Rensselaer draft boards relocate to joint headquarters in Troy joining Gray Boards. Equipment from Rensselaer is moved and sites prepared with clerks from Mound 432 traveling to Troy. Miss Mildred McMurray chief clerk and Edward G. Bailey chairman noted. Hoosick Falls boards stay separate for induction prep while Fort Crailo School space is cleared for Veterans Bureau use.
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Miles
Selertive
Rensselaer
Lt Hotel Tog
Yortenny
Regibn
Hensse Ons
Pray
Uweks
Mound
Troy
Orenne
Fort Crailo School
Mildred McMurray
Edward G. Bailey
Rei Wil
Esther Mulligan
Board of Education
Rewssefier
Fort Cradlo
Veterans’ Bureau
Peter J. Conlin
Burcan
Washington Avenue
Hotel Troy
Fort i
Sane
Moogick Falls
Sericeaernoan
Herman Moch
Francis Donahue
Fred Walsh
Knights Plan Sunday Outing for Fourth Degree Assembly
More than 300 persons are expected to attend the annual auto run of the Fourth Degree Assembly Knights of Columbus of the city. Members will meet at Troy Council rooms on Third Street at 11 am for a day outing and entertainment. Reservations close tonight. John J. Alaskey is general chairman.
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Fourth Degree Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Luther's
Saratoga Lake
Troy Council Rooms
Third Street
John J. Alaskey Iseneral
War on Rats Urged by Schenectady Official
Schenectady cityRenth commissioner Shere urges a fulltime rodent exterminating crew to combat ongoing rat problems. Dr Willian C Treder cites ideal feeding spots. proposes a targeted poison to kill rodents without harming humans or pets.
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Schenectady
Willian C. Treder
City Renth
Shere
C. A. Harrell
Treiler
Ite
Kingsbury Board Elects Officers
The Kingsbury Board of Education convened for an organization meeting in the Unior Free School District. L Roy Tawls was reelected president. other officers named include Bara Mickison vice president and Tralph Kelly assistant clerk. Committees cover athletics, nudity, building, curriculum, finances, and teachers.
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AL Vie
Board of Education
Unior Free School District
Kingsbury
Hudson Falls
L. Roy Tawls
Bara R. Mickison
Tralph Kelly
Margaret Serton Sullivan
Abert E. Wilson
J. I. Reardon
O'Neil
Smith
Joel Smith
Mosher
Taylor
Ibrar Juckatt
Lewis Mosher
Bullivan
Ceachers
Lewis
Dickinson
Dempsey
Board Organizes At Fort Edward
William J Lee of Fort Edward is elected president of the Fort Edward Union Free School District board at the organization meeting held Tuesday evening in the high school. Officers include vice president William J Bishop treasurer Joseph Hebert clerk Francis J Tierney tax collector Blanche Carroll insurance broker of record Frank D Sheehan bus driver James Malin reappointed. Bliss Eleanor McCurry secretary to the supervising principal John Shell attendance officer and school traffic officer Dr Roy E Borrowman school physician.
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William J. Lee
Fort
John Shell
Eer
Roy E. Borrowman
Young Officers Lead Atomic Test Monitors at Bikini
The fate of several ships in the Bikini lagoon atomic tests rests with a dozen junior officers averaging 22. They act as radiological monitors to decide when water and ships are safe to board for salvage. Leaders include Lt(jg) Francis A. Carrier and Lt(jg) William Davis, with others named from Oregon to Maryland.
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Atmard
Mt. McKinley
Bikini Lagoon
Nyen
Areng
Stafford Warren
Comdr
Draper L. Bauffmin
Lisk Force High Command
Francis A. Carrier
Barney Avenue
Fantucket
Arena
William Davis
Gallatin
Charles W Turnur
Bewick
John C. Harrigan
Miami
Fla
Don
Stovkum
Canton
Mareis B. Mie
Waterford
Dan J. Veith
Mount Sterling
jErank
Moulton
Quincy
Stixsi
Edmund M. Bywinsk
Burl L. West
New Chairman Named for Social Welfare Agency
Kul Stern of Mauilsreset is appointed chairman of the State Welfare Board by Governor Dewey. Stern replaces S. Greenbanm of Mamora neck, who completed his term after serving since February 19, 1.
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Agendy Kul Stern
Mauilsreset, le L
Sale Board
Sock Welfare
Stern
Dewey
Anteemlrence S. Greenbanm
Mamoraneck
Jé-man
Forgetful Folk Add to State Funds
Review of unclaimed assets and abandoned funds highlights how states hold vast sums. Reports from the Council of State Governments note millions in unclaimed winings, bank balances, and property transferred to treasuries. New York alone saw over $200,000 in unclaimed prize money turned to the state. Kentucky explores reclaiming an estate near $200,000.
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Chicago
Council of State
New York
AL Teast
Tbe
Kentucky
Former WACS Openings at Euro Point Operations
Former members of the Wonten a Army Corps are invited to report to the Weed Building at 403 for openings in the Recruiting Office. Lt Arnall Ite Pook announces opportunities tied to escheat provisions and a 3 million dollar annual program, warning that property rights may be affected if individuals associate with those deemed to have run afoul of policy.
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Arive
Arnall Ite
Troy
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Rensselaer Draft Board
Knights Planning Party
Kingsbury Board
Fort Edward
Howe
Ray Atin Dolonies Mosutent Ipraitis
Cnnier ‘Tetio
Muir Bragant Heter
Albany
Howard F. Hob
Lesking
Jorge
Schnell’s Jewelry Store
Third ST
River ST
Sar
Gordon L.hayes
Cor. Fulton
WACS
Witton Street
Fifth Ave
North
Po Mt
Coats
Broughton's
Roth, Inc
Fourth and
Fulton Sts
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