Tax Reports Filed on Four Estates
In Surrogate's Court, Inheritance Tax Examiner Edward J. Poland filed transfer tax reports on four estates. The four are Charlotte B. Sweet who died in the city on Feb 16 1942. Martin Schneckenburger who died in Brunswick on May 25. William H. Goodermore who died in Berlin on Jan 29. and Edward E. Welling who died at Pittstown on April 18 1935. The gross estate for Sweet is 16921.04 with a net of 5548.37. The estate distribution lists Troy Cemetery Association 250, First Baptist Church Troy 1500, American Baptist Foreign Mission Society 500, Bethedsa Home 250, Mary J Bigelow 476 Pawling Avenue 3000, Rev Frederick Allen and Florence J Allen 1000, Ida May Coonley 250, Grace M Kingsley 250, Carrie C Devel Walpole
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Poland
Charlotte B. Sweet
Martin Schneckenburger
Brunswick
William H. Goodermore
Berlin
Edward E. Welling
Pittstown
Florence J. Allen
Sayin Court
Ida May Coonley
Tibbits Avenue
Grace M. Kingsley
Maple Avenue
Carrie C. Devel
Walpole
Will parcels estate to churches and relatives in Troy area
Mars is cited with $100 legacies to Les Estes and a cousin. residuary bequests to multiple churches and boards in Troy and to Rev. Frederick Allen and Florence J. Allen, with gross and net estate figures for Scheckenburger, Goodermote, and Welling. Attorneys include Murphy Aldrich Broderick and John P. McNamee.
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Niskayuna Man Killed By Blow Torch
Ralph E Bard 33 dies from burns after gasoline fueled blow torch explosion in his Rosendale Road cellar. Brother and nephew nearby escape flames. Coroner says death by shock. burial plans set in Schenectady. Also reports arrival of the 33rd General Hospital unit at Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosendale Road
Niskayuna
Ralph E. Bard
Ellis Hospital
Clifford Bard
Clifford
Bard
E. J. Senn
Ralph
Suncase
Chadwick
Mr. Bard
Schenectady
Kellam-Shaffer Co
James
Roy
Chester
California
Leo
West Albany
Rex
Elia Jordan
Baxter
Park View Cemetery
That City
Schenecday
33Rd General Hospital
Army Medical Corps
Troy Albany
Cooperstown
Eldridge H Campbell
Albany
Fort Eustis
Fort Jackson
S. C
Reduction in Property Value for 104th Street and Fifth Avenue
Referee appointed by the Supreme Court recommends lowering the property valuation of Charles Marchese on 104th Street and Fifth Avenue from $15,000 to $12,900. The owner had challenged the $15,000 assessment. the referee’s recommendation goes to the Supreme Court for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
104Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Charles Marchese
Wilford A. LeForestier
Municipal Commissioner of Assessment and Taxation
Pittsfield Man Severely Burned in Home Fire
Maurice A. Rocheleau, 45, of 28 Plymouth Street, Pittsfield, suffered severe burns when a fire damaged a large section of his home early Saturday. He was taken to St. Luke’s Hospital. Deputy Fire Chief Volin estimated $3,000 in damages. Rocheleau, who was found crawling in the yard, told Lieutenant Condron he jumped from a second story window. His left leg is amputated near the ankle and a wooden prosthesis was found in his bedroom. Several nephews and a cousin, visiting from camps in Alabama, Kentucky, and California, have been visiting the Pallidinos at Camp Victory in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. “Rocheleau
Plymouth
Pittsfeld
St. Luke’s Hospital
Alexander E Volin
Rocheleau
John H. Condon
Condron
Policemen Aid Distraught Dad in Birthday Baby Delivery
New York patrolmen Francis Cook and Howard Hegerick left their shift when John Hartman, a man with two hungry children and a wife in labor, asked for help. They brought Hartman home, fed his children, helped deliver a 7 pound 4 ounce baby boy, and then saw him off to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Francis Cook
Howard Hegerick
John Hartman
Helen
Hartman
Citizens Call 10 Percent Cut in State Federal Payroll
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey urges a 10 percent reduction in federal payroll in New York State. It says trimming 27,500 workers could free labor for war industries or farming, easing manpower shortages. The study cites the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics and notes federal employees in the state exceed Syracuse’s population with surpluses to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
Citizens’ Public Expenditure Survey, Inc
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Syracuse
New Rochelle
Horne Called to Air Corps Naval Reserve
John Horne of 30 Brunswick Avenue has been called to serve in the Air Corps U S Naval Reserve as lieutenant junior grade. Son of Dr and Mrs Charles Horne of San Juan Puerto Rico he is an RI graduate class of 1980 and has reported for service in Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Corps
John
Horne
Brunswick Avenue
U.S. Naval Reserve
Charles Horne
San Juan
P. R
Dallas
Texas
Appeal for Comic Books Swamps USO Workers
The USO in Troy asks local children to stop bringing comic books for now after a surge follows a prior plea. Volunteers delivered books, delighting service members and local youngsters who had not seen the USO Lounge at Troy Union Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Troy
Troy Union Depot
Albany Officer Crewmember On Record Flight
Lieut. James T. McGeever of Albany and Cont. Curtiss A. Miller of Tampa were aboard a Marauder medium bomber that set a long distance on one engine during a raid over North Africa. Miller brought the ship back from Waples to a North African wheat field over 300 miles away despite a failed engine and extensive battle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. McGeever
Western Avenue
Albany
Air Force
United Press
Allied
North Africa
Curtiss A. Miller
Tampa
Fia
Waples
Valley Falls Notes and Church Activities Update
Valley Falls Billy Again is on furlough from Camp in Oklahoma staying at his father's home. Alice and Harriet Finch return to Round Lake after a week with Aunt Mrs Earl Brenenstuhl. The W. C. T. U. of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Mrs Edward Burdick's home to raise Red Cross funds. The August meeting will be at Mrs Herbert Rifenburgh's. Vacation Bible School will be held at the church Thursday and Friday from 9 30 am to 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Oklahoma
Alice
Harriet Finch
Round Lake
Earl Brenenstuhl
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Burdick
Red Cross
Herbert Rifenburgh
Servicemen To Get Back U S Jobs
The War Department advises restoring former federal employees to their prewar status and any promotions they would have earned, excluding temporary wartime staff. Agencies are notified by the Civil Service Commission. Returning servicemen not entitled to promotions may be considered for reemployment if released before the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D.C
War Department
Dean P. Taylor
Troy
Civil Service Commission
Largest Pumper Goes on Duty Here This Week
Troy introduces its largest ever 1000 gallon fire pumper now at State Street fire house after undergoing underwriters tests. The unit mirrors the squad truck in appearance and will begin duty this week as veterans seek civil service reemployment precedence once war-time appointments end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
State Street
Fire equipment blocks Sixth and Seventh Avenues traffic
Four large fire trucks are the widest in the department and could not operate if cars are parked along the curbs on Sixth or Seventh Avenues in Lansingburg where boulevard islands narrow the road. Officials recalled proposals to remove or narrow the islands, but residents opposed the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Lansingburg
Check door and damper fit for accurate fire control
Inspect all doors and dampers of the heating plant to ensure they close tightly for proper regulation. Secure any rough edges that could impair sealing and efficiency.
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Aldrich
Guy
Broderick
Scheckenburger
St. Lawrence’s Church
Rose Schuitenheim
Coolidge Avenue
Matilda Dean
Livingston County
Carl Schneckenburger
Colidge Avenue
John P. McNamee
Goodermote
Minnie Saunderson
Charles S. Gutermuth
Murphy
Mr. Welling
Robert Moore
Iowa
Nancy
Junior Croxsdale
Pittsfield
Pic Anthony M. Ficazillo
Camp Rucker
Ala
Pfc
Alphonse J. Picarillo
Fort Knox
Ernie Diehl
Camp Haan
Cal
John Pallidino
Camp Victory
Snyders Lake
A. S. Mario Cicott
Sampson Naval Training Station
O. PA
Muhlfelder
Babette's
Wanda
Stanley
Valley Falls
U. S
Peterman
Peterson and Packer Coal Co
Fulton and Fourth Sts
Cohoes
Pree
Clinton
Pi la
Tor
Wyat Stanley
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