Bond Will Return To Desk Today
John A Bond Troy city buildings superintendent, ousted by the new Republican administration, will resume his desk on the third floor of City Hall this morning. Frank B. Ames, commissioner of public safety, ordered Bond to report for duty after winning his court case. Bond will receive back pay for three and a half months at a $2,800 yearly salary.
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John' A Bond
Troy
Frank Bf. Aimes
Cormissioner of Public Safety
Tr Bond
Bond
Behenectady
John Keaupp
John 3
Ahern
Supreme Court
Harry E Schirick
Ciy
Mr. Bond
Third of Autos in County Over Ten Years Old
The Keep Em Rolling tour of the American Automobile Association told Troy and county officials that at least a third of cars in Rensselaer County are over ten years old. AAA engineers discussed tire shortages synthetic rubber supply and plans for postwar highway work while urging car conservation and safer driving. Mayor John J. Ahern received a conservation scroll as the tour noted synthetic tires require careful use and production remains tight. Also, Cornelius C. Gibbs a longtime New York Central Railroad shop orders official in West Albany retired after a 45 year career beginning in Depew.
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J. Leslie Snyder
Troy Auto Club
T. E. Allen
Contest Board
Ala.a
John J. Ahern
Troy
American Automobile Club
Emi
Trox Auto Club
Rensselaer County
American Automobile Association
AAA
Hendrick Hudson
Ted E. Allen
Walter W. Hubbard
Public Relations Department
Washington
Ted B. Buntin
Car Service Department
George B. Hammond
Troy Ayro Club
Fussell D. Meredith
Alien
Batuca
Japan
Hubbard
Ahern
Cornelius ,C. Gibbs
New York Central Railroad
West Albany
Depew
Month's Tour of Crime Ends for Two Soldiers
Two army privates Frank J. Crisen, 39, Newark New Jersey, and Walter McIntyre, 23 Milford Center Ohio, were jailed in Senoharie County after a four week crime spree across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut. They were arraigned in Richmondville on first degree robbery charges for the May 29 theft at a Richmondville hotel, waived extradition to the grand jury, and were committed to county jail. The pair, who met in Newark May 1, stole a car used in the crimes and faced police from multiple states for robberies, including license plate thefts, a hotel resident robbery, break-ins at Lake George camps, and a Northeastern Pennsylvania assault. State police later halted them in Hartford on May 26. Crisen was AWOL from Camp Millard and McIntyre from Camp Shanke.
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Frank J
Newark
N. J
Walter MeInivre
Milford Center
Senoharie County
Behoharie
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Morehan
Richmondville
Wallet Trust
Alva Cohn
Grand Jury
Crusen and
McIntyre
J. R. Hock
Duanesburg
Hock
Upper
Sidney
Lake George
Hartford
Crisen
Camp Millard
Camp Shanke
Dairymen to Select Advisory Committee
A meeting of all producers haulers dealers and professors of dairy products in the Washington County area will be held at 8 p m tomorrow in the Farm Bureau office in Fort Edward. An Area Dairy Industry Transportation Advisory Committee will be selected to advise the ODT on directing movements of motor trucks for dairy product transport between producing areas assembly points plants and dealers. Producers haulers dealers and processors in the area are entitled to elect their representative on the committee.
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Washington County
Mor
Farm Bureau
Fort Edward
Dairy Industry Transportation Advisory Committee
ODT
Couple Divorced For Third Time In Cheyenne Wy
Arbert D. Smith and Marion E. Smith of Cheyenne have finalized their third divorce after a 46 year marriage that began in 1928 at Ripley. The couple first separated in 1931, remarried in 1933, divorced again in 1936, remarried in 1938, and now are officially divorced a third time.
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Cheyenne
Wy. Cns
Arbert D. Smiths
Smith
Ripley
State Check Begins On City Books at Troy Municipal
State Comptroller Office examiners conducted a routine review of Troy municipal accounts at city offices. The visit, lasting over an hour, involved Mayor Jons J. Ahern and aide Martin B. Stach, with Deputy Comptroller Egwin B. Kenngett noting the exercise is a standard annual check of city, village, and town finances across Rensselaer County.
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Frank C. Moore
Troy
State Ofice
Wive
Jons J. Ahern
Martin B. Stach
George Bordland
Howard Noten
Egwin B. Kenngett
Renngott
County of Rensselaer
Rensselaer
Kenngott
Truck to Pick Up Cans During Week of June 12
Department of Public Works trucks will pick up tin cans during the week of June 12. Commissioner William F. Luby announced the pickups will run three days across different city sections. Cans will be collected in advance notices of truck routes.
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Department of Public Works
William F. Luby
Luby
New York Guards Claim Toll Exemption Battle
An amended state law would exempt U S military forces from tolls but a New York Guard member argues that this would deny free passage for guardsmen using personal vehicles on state duties. Attorney General Nathaniel Goldstein addresses this alleged conflict, noting the potential strange interpretation of the 18th amendment and defending free passage for guardsmen.
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U. S
New ‘York
Guard
Pei
Pes ‘Fomaieg
Nathaniel
Goldstein
Antes T. Brow Ng
West Cross Country Parkway
New York Guard
Performiasz
Military Duty Entitled to Free Passage Through Toll Gates
A historical note states that any person ordered to military duty or returning from such duty is entitled to free passage through toll gates. It specifies the entitlement applies to the vehicle in the individual’s custody and control, regardless of ownership by the state.
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