City Buys Titles to 14 Properties in Auction
The City of Troy bought titles to fourteen parcels at a foreclosure auction conducted by City Treasurer James A. Madder. Bids ranged to surpass the city’s recorded equity with Parcel No. 9 drawing spirited bidding before the city secured it at 6400. Remaining properties, with redeeming amounts listed, were bid in by the city at various valuations, some over 7 thousand dollars total.
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Troy
James A. Madder
Cnet
Noni
Earhof
Willian E. Ball
Frederick
Filley
Cis
Jith
Second Avenue
Daniel Milepatrick
Persnn
Amaya
Sixth Avenue
First Street
Eighth Street
Sug Be
Provident Street
Harrison Place
River Street
Tenth Street
Ninth Etevt
Home Realiy Co
Charles P. Roland
Mr. Filley
Wac Lhery
New Polytechnic — Institute Tecentry
RPL
Seventh Avenue
Lirges State to Hold Compulsory Police Training
Captain Albert B. Moore urged mandatory training for all policemen at the 4th annual convention of the Police Chief Association. Senator Byrne supported state funded schools, possibly diplomas on completion, with plans for centralized or mobile programs. Moore chairs the association's legislative committee and argues educated officers reduce trouble.
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Albert B. Moore
Averill Park
Sinie Police
CLL
State Association of Polier Chists
Richard Byrne
Stracuee
Poliveninn
Achee
Mauve
State Association
Alan Jf Donovan
Stralexie
Mout
Police Chief
Haris Iy
Treasury
Falford
York City
Buffalo
Trish Breeders Export Horses Stalled by Government Ban
Wesford, Bie reports its horse export industry is nearly halted after a 193% drop. A revival attempt sees 44 horses ready for races fairs and farms. A government export ban delays shipments and delays a first cargo in seven years to Belgium and Switzerland.
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Wesford
Bie
Eive
United States
Europe
Fire Destroys Barn in Schaghticoke
A fire at Schaghticoke destroyed a barn owned by Edgar Tillock on Main Street with a house nearby damaged and telephone service interrupted. Fire brigades faced water shortages, using hydrants and a motor sprayer to prevent spread. A man sustained a minor injury, and several buildings were saved from total loss.
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Schaghticoke
Edgar ‘Tillock
Main Street
Tiss
Krennyudee
George Viall
Atilabie
Joma Welch
Unis
Ellsworth Heaisbest
Mireaven
William Slocun
Department
Ses Aldrich
Slocunt
Tullue
Credit association leaders discuss Troy session plans
Epps, executive manager of the Troy Credit Union, attended the New York Association of Credit Bureaus sessions in Johnstown. He announced the group’s November meeting would be held in Troy, with arrangements to be confirmed by the host.
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Youn F. Va Epps
Troy
Funeral Planned for Rev Daniel Al Guinar at Cape Vincent
Funeral services for Rev Daniel Al Guinar 48 native Trojan pastor of St Vincent de Paul Church Cape Vincent will be held today at 10 am at the Cape Vincent church. The mass will be celebrated by Rev Donald Al Kelly assisted by priest Byron Melinteart bishop of Ogdensburg will celebrate pontifical mass tomorrow at St Marys Cathedral in Ogdensburg. Interment will be in the priest's plot at St Marys Cemetery Ogdensburg.
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Fueneval Sary
Daniel AL Guinar
St. Vincent de Paul Chore
Cape Vincent
Hey
Donald AL Kelly
Ogdensburg
Byron Melinteart
Si Mary's Cathedral
St. Mary's Cemetery
Drop in Grain Shipments On Canal Noted
Weekly canal traffic shows a drop in grain shipments with limited movement along the canal. For the week ending July 20 shipments fell relative to the prior week, while year over year totals show a mixed picture with some sectors higher and others lower. The State Department of Public Works reports 29 tons of agricultural products moved through the canal creek versus about 2700 tons in the corresponding period of 1948, marking a slow year for grain transport through the canal thus far.
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O Plain
Cam Opelter
Frome
Eric Canal Watt
Atate Departaent of Public Works
Einale
Peron
Erie Canal
Oswego Canal
Wishemiriu
Rensselaer Approves Welfare Department Merger
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors votes to consolidate all welfare agencies into a single county department under Public Welfare Commissioner Douglas Madson. The merger, effective after July, will require more staff and may relocate operations to the county courthouse complex.
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Connon Connell
Syehrur Wedapally
Nenowich Waimmlel
Pulte Welfare
Redseeliey County
Fray Common Courel
Te Rensselaer County Board of Supervises
Antist
Wellons
Noid
Douglas Madson
County Welfare Department
Court House
State and
First Streets
Troy Department of Pubic Welfare
Court Dismisses Hayes-dves Case After Trial
Court dismisses the Hayes-dves case following a trial. Judge Jones states the verdict rests on negligence in vehicle operation and contributory fault by the plaintiff. Medical and automotive demand details are noted, with defense attorney William Sounin listed.
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Hayes-dves
Amdsment
Stewart Donee
Leoniacd
Lyes
William B. Sounin
Dude
Hotes Severky
Dunaye
Jones Slater
Okie
Army Food Waste Kept Low at Camp Carson Camp kitchen advances cut waste
Army food waste kept to minimum at Camp Carson as cooks employ efficient prep and serving methods. Report notes disciplined accounts, careful portions, and steady consumption, with occasional mishaps like an implied rattlesnake incident tied to a Meeker Brother carnival.
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Clip Cirson
Gale
Amy Arenas
Harlan
Ively
Camp Carson
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