3200 Drivers Licenses Restored Under Innocent Party Rule
Under the innocent party amendment to the State Motor Vehicle Safety-Responsible law, more than 3,200 suspended licenses and registrations were restored in the first six months of 1943. Applications for relief totaled 3,520, with only 317 disapproved, announced Motor Vehicle Commissioner Clifford J. Fletcher. The amendment allows restoration if the事故 was not the fault of the applicant and a year has passed. restoration may occur even without security or proof of financial responsibility.
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Clifford J. Fletcher
Fletcher
Damaging Flash Storm Hits Albany Area With Deluge
A yesterday afternoon storm spared Troy but hit Albany and nearby areas hard. More than an inch of rain fell as high winds toppled trees and downed wires, blocking streets and halting trains and buses. Windows shattered at several businesses, a Red Cross ambulance was crushed by a fallen tree, and a two ton incinerator stack crashed into a courtyard at Ten Broeck apartments. No serious injuries reported. power and phone crews worked to restore service.
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Troy
Albany
Hudson Valley Fuel Corp
New York
Fuel Corporation
New York Power and Light Corp
Streen Feller
Western Union
Weather Bureau
Schenectady
Red Cross
State Street
Willett Street
College of Saint Rose
Broadway
City Hall
City Building
Ten Broeck Apartments
State Flood Control Commission
Capitol
Julian B. Elway
Albany Democrat
Ear Warner
War Course Instructor Honored at RPI Testimonial Dinner
John D. Brown of Delmar, safety supervisor for the New York Telephone Co., was guest of honor at a testimonial dinner in Hendrick Hudson Hall. He taught industrial accident prevention to 30 area engineers in a class at RPI under the War Training Program. Dr. Stanley B. Wiltse led the program. Brown is set to lead another similar class next month.
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John D. Brown
Delmar
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hendrick Hudsonr
Brown
Troy
Ling
United States Office of Education
Stanley B. Wiltse
R. P I
New York Telephone Company
Mr. Brown
Dr. Wiltse
Frank J. Tilley
Green Island
Stewart R. Fritts
Rensselaer
New York Central and State Parley in Tax Dispute
The NY Central Railroad seeks to resolve an out of court dispute with the attorney general over franchise taxes tied to a Herkimer grade crossing project. The state argues the railroad owns the line and should pay, while the railroad claims under the grade crossing act no title means no tax. Justice Bergan urged a settlement as counsel for both sides discussed possible avenues.
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New York Central Railroad
Attorney General's Office
Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
State Pax Commission
Herkimer
New York Central
Justice Bergan
Timothy Cohan
Brea L. Wheeler
William R. Stevens
Missing Schuylerville Girls Return Home
Two Schuylerville teens Shirley Brown 17 and Shirley Coleman returned home after a four day carnival outing to Yorkville Pennsylvania. Their parents reported they had followed the carnival and contacted police in Yorkville, but the girls came back before police were informed.
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Schuylerville
Yorkville
Shirley Brown
Leroy Brown
Maple Street
Shirley Coleman
Merrill Coleman
Snake Lays Low Area Soldier in Panama
Relatives in Schuylerville report Pvt Alexis Nadeau of Schuylerville was bitten by a coral snake while on duty in Panama. The letter says lif save via several soldiers who cut the snake off his arm after it struck.
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Schuylerville
Panama
Pvt
Alexis Nadeau
Special Session Believed Possible to Fill Vacancy
Albany reports that a special session may be called to address the vacancy created by Lieutenant Governor Wallace's death. The piece notes constitutional questions about who can serve and if a statewide election is required this year, with Attorney General Goldstein expected to issue an opinion. It discusses political maneuvering within Republican and Democratic camps and the potential for a judicial ruling if action stalls. Independent nominations require petition signatures by August 24.
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Edward McDonald
Albany
New York State
Thomas W. Wallace
Schenectady
Court of Appeals
Joe R. Hanley
Wallace
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Thomas E. Dewey
Goldstein
Farley
Dewey
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Camjpaight
Youngsters Brave Weather To Learn to Swim at Park
A large crowd of youths attended the second lesson of The Record Newspapers Troy Recreational Department Learn to Swim campaign at Prospect Park pool despite not ideal weather. Manny Elfenbein reports four classes proceed on schedule as beginners learn fundamentals. Certificates will be awarded Friday for progress, then next session runs August 2 to 6 with more swimmers and those not certifying this week. Junior and senior lifeguarding courses follow, registrations accepted until classes begin Monday July 26, 6 to 7 p.m. through Friday.
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Prospect Park
the Record Newspapers-Troy Recreational Department
Manny Elfenbein
Backyard Slaughtering Approved
The New York Regional Office of the Food Distribution Administration at Albany approves backyard slaughter of livestock raised in whole or substantial part by the butcher. Nonfarmers may apply to their county meat board for a permit, with the committee recommending to the Area Supervisor who issues the certificate. Permit holders may slaughter themselves or hire a custom slaughterer, but the rule excludes purchasing a finished meat animal raised by a dealer for immediate conversion to meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Food Distribution Administration
Albany
County Meat Board
Marine League Meets Tonight at Troy Hotel
The Troy Detachment of the Marine Corps League will meet at 8 30 tonight at the Troy Hotel. Thomas Killian, a delegation member to the State War Forum held at Utica in 1919, will report on forum activities and state department plans. The May start to the membership drive has been very successful and continues through July. Delegates to the National Convention in New York City, September 2 3 and 4, will be chosen at tonight’s meeting.
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Troy
Marine Corps League
Thomas Killian
Utica
State Department
New Yorkex
New York City
Saratoga May Host Postwar Conference Says Wells
Sumner Welles told Saratoga Springs Mayor Mallory the city would be a highly desirable place for an Allied postwar conference, as officials await official word on a tentative meeting next month after a previous suggestion for Hot Springs. The missive, written for President Roosevelt, followed Mallory's letter proposing Saratoga Springs as a host location.
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Sumner Welles
Addison Mallory
Saratoga Springs
Allied Nations
Wells
Mallory
Hot Springs
Roosevelt
Reward Offered For Vandals In Hudson Falls Victory Garden
A $25 reward is offered after vandals damaged the Victory Garden of Mr. and Mrs. Clephas H. Duval in Hudson Falls. Stolen vegetables, trampled plants, and several plants uprooted were reported to police.
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Cleaphas H. Duval
Mosher Bill
Hudison Falls
Duval
Chapter to Hold Party Friday by Bethlehem Star Chapter
Members of Bethlehem Star Chapter Order of Eastern Star will hold a card party Friday at Mrs Preston Jones Wynamskill home. A dessert luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. All members meet at noon to take the Troy Glass Lake bus from Fulton Street.
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Bethlehem Star
Order of Eastern Star
Preston ,Jones
Wynamskill
Troy Glass Lake
Fulton Street
Truck Driver Sues Village After Storm Accident
Goulin of Hudson Falls sues the village and Sandy Hill Iron Works claiming a June 4 storm tree crash on Main Street felled into his truck. He incurred hospital bills and fractures, forcing extended time from work. the board set another hearing with no decision yet.
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Main Street
Bernard A. Goulin
Lower
Dix Avenue
Hudson Falls
Mrs Miriam T Burns Former Trojan Dies Suddenly
Miriam Thornton Burns wife of Robert M Burns former Metropolitan Life Insurance Co manager in Troy died in a New Rochelle hospital after a heart attack. The Burns residence was 159 Elmgrove Avenue in Troy. She was a Packer Collegiate Institute graduate active in Troy and New Rochelle women's groups. Survived by her husband and brother Samuel W Thornton of Trenton. Funeral services set for Friday in New Rochelle.
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Bennett
Green Island
Anna Marie‘lehe
James T. Gangloff
William Dean
Paine Street
St. Joseph's Church
St. Peter's
Troy
Lhe Prtal
Philadelphia
Miriam T
Robert M. Burns
Arthur W. Trethewes
Samuel W. Thornton
Davis Memorial Chapel
New Rochette
Christensen
Mary F. Cone
Joan C. Christensen
Kathryn
John C
T. Alfred
Glensoa
Frank
Camp Crowder
William A. Schwhber
Thomas W. McDonnell
Arthur Breautt
Northside
Frank S. Cone
Third’ Avenue
North
J _pelock
St Augustine's Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Duffy
Stephen H. Durty
Josephine McCarthy
J. W. Burns Sons Inc
Fifth Ave
St. Peter's Church
Second Avenas
Orth
McCormick
Patrick J
Alice J. Bunnie
F. J. Litter, Jr
Adams
Mass
Alice P
Joseph J
Philip J
West Haven
Conn
M. Martin
Michael
Matthew
Joseph
James
Fifteenth St
Futman
Jennie B. Kickham
Cheater H. Putman
Birs
Mary Blott
Anna Kickham
Rutland
Sohn McCarthy
Seventh P Avenue
St. Peters Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Cambridge
Reutemans
Mary Grace Reutemann
Katherine Gibbons
Chartres Reutemann
Katherine I
Ellen
Edward C
U. S. Navy
U. S. Navy and Rev. Brother Alias Lawrence
F.S.C
Brooklyn
Marshland
Court
Fourth Street
Holy Trinity Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
I Wilson
Leonard Hospital
Bessie L. Adams
James H. Wilson
Fuemersi
Burns Funeral Home
Broadway
Watervliet
Miriam Thornton Burns
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
New Rochelle
Trenton
N. J
Bicycle Collision Injures Boy in Troy District
Lawrence Muscatello, 12, at 192 Fourth Street, fractures his left leg after a bicycle collision with James Walter Joslin’s bike on Fourth Street north of Liberty Street. He was transported by patrol to Troy Hospital and treated by Dr. A. Tf. Purificato. Joslin said he rode north in Fourth Street when the accident happened.
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Lawrence Muscatello
Fourth Street
James Walter Joslin
Fifteenth Street
Liberty Street
Troy
William Bell
Earward Connolly
Michael Morine
First Precinct
A. Tf. Purificato
Jostin
Central Station
Re-sentencing in Murder, Inc. trio set for chair
The Court of Appeals in Albany re sentences Louis Buchalter, Emmanuel Weiss, and Louis Capone to die in the electric chair the week of September 13. Warden Kirby fixed September 16 as execution day at Sing Sing. The men, linked to the Rosen murder, were moved from the death house to Albany for the resentencing after federal and state appeals.
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Murder, Inc
Court of Appeals
Albany
Buchalter
Weiss
Capone
United States
Buchaler
Bucler
Kings County
Biddle
Samuel Rosen
Brooklyn
Rosen
Thomas E. Dewey
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
New York
Harry Walsh
King's County
E. ©. Thompson
Federal House of Detention
Sing Sing
Thomas C. Hughes
King’s County
U. S
Francis Biddle
Hughes
Daniel M. Lyons
Justice Department
Lyons
Lepke
Dewey
Police Assist Two Taken In Illness Incidents
Police from Troy Hospital transported Martin Berrigan a 44 year old from 21 Eighth Street to Troy Hospital after an illness at his home last night. Patrol Driver Thomas Maguire and Patrolmen Edward J. Houlihan and Frank Dippo carried him to medical care. Sergt J A Hartnagle and Patrolman Edward Howard later assisted Mrs M Brett 48 355 Congress Street to her home after she fell ill on Third Street north of Congress Street.
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Martin Berrigan
Eighth Street
Troy Hospital
Thomas Maguire
Edward J. Houlihan
Frank Dippo
Sergt
J. A. Hartnagle
Patriolman Edward Howard
Central Station
M. Brett
Congress Street
Third Street
Manslaughter and Assault Sentences in Albany County Court
Special circumstances shaped two Albany County Court sentences. Jamies A. Merchant, 43, of 73 Green Street, received 15 years to life after admitting second degree assault linked to Nicholas Antoniszyn's death on May 18. Judge Earl H. Gallup noted the incident followed Antoniszyn addressing a woman with Merchant present. James Parker, 39, of 60 Hamilton Street, a cook, was sentenced to 15 years to life after pleading guilty to assault with a knife against Dorothy Rogers on June 20, and facing prior Michigan convictions.
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Alebany
Districtttorney
Jamies A. Merchant
Green Street
Nicholas Antoniszyn
Madison Street
Albany
Antoniszyn
Earl H. Gallup
Merchant
Gellup
Vegetable Price Rollback Takes Effect
The first price rollback for fresh produce begins, fixing ceilings for dry onions lettuce and cabbage through June 1944. Cabbage ceilings vary by month, onions drop to six and a half to seven to eight cents per pound, with prior peaks of seventeen to nineteen cents. OPA records indicate readiness to prosecute but complaints declined court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Paul Rueéy
OPA
Albany
Riley
Fish Shortage Tied to OPA Ceiling and Strike
The text reports a fish shortage blamed on OPA ceiling prices and a Boston fishermen strike. Dealers in Troy and statewide decry limits while the House Merchant Marine Committee urges fishermen to resume work. Buffalo dealers rely on Lake Erie stock. Syracuse dealer calls conditions drastic with few herrings.
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Troy
OPA
Boston
Bland
House Merchant Marine Committee
Boston Regional War Labor Board
Buffalo
Lake Eria
Syracuse
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