La Salle Scholarship Winners Announced for 1937
The La Salle Institute announced scholarship recipients, led by top student Lawrence Pace of Frostburg, who earned the four year award with the highest grade. Joseph Powers of 102 Badson Ave and John Nolan of 46 Congress Street also won top honors in their respective categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareckin
Frost Pat Gson
Lawrence Pace
Fresboran Otaai
Oye
Marte
Joseph
Badson Ave
United States
John Nolan
Sho Joseph's
Cohces
Coneress Street
Conces
St. Joseph's, Conhoes
Veterans in major role foreseen in postwar Troy
Clyde W. Heer of Troy writes that veterans from Troy Pass No 2 of the Tithe Division Association will play a major part in postwar plans. He thanks Congressman Taylor Dean P.L. Taylo r for cooperation and notes veterans’ support for a National War Memorial Cemetery in Rensselaer Counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Troy Pass No. 2
Tithe Division
Dean PL Taylo
Heer
Aires
Taylor
DF Taylor
Rensselaer
Counts
Troy Heroes Cited in Congressional Record
The Congressional Record notes ceremonies in Troy on May 27 when the Undersecretary of War presented Congressional Medals of Honor to widows of Trojans who died on Saipan. It highlights Lt Col William J. O’Brien and Sgt Thomas Baker and praises Troy’s heroic record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Congressional
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
Congressional Record
Congress
Saipan
Dean P. Taylor
New York
Wiliam J.obrien
Thomas A Beker
Taylor
House
G@Erien
Baker
O'Bhea
Sergeant Baker
Broadalbin Soldier Arrives From Europe to Rejoin Unit
Maj. Hugh G. Brown of Broadalbin, veteran member of the Fighting First First Division, arrived at LaGuardia Field aboard a U S Army transport plane. Brown, a Bronze Star recipient and former school teacher, is credited with 151 service points and discharge credits, and plans to pursue an artillery ordnance assignment rather than seek discharge. He is among the first from his unit to return from Europe for reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh G. Brown
Browtland
Fightng First
LeGuardia Field
ATC
Vesterday
Aigjor Brown
S:¢adaibin
Europe
Ier Brown
County Receives 2 110 000 Bond Credit Allocation
State Comptroller Frank C. Moore announces New York State bonds and savings notes totaling 34 490 000 will aid the Seventh War Loan with county allocations listed for Hudson Valley counties including Columbia Saratoga Schenectady Warren and others to support postwar funding initiatives and the city bond campaign as the war progresses toward victory over Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank C. Moore
U.S. Treasury
Postwar Reconstruction Fund
Stee
New York City
Lomptrolier Moore
New York State
Europe
Japan
Hensséleet
Felow
Alloans
Columbia
iSaratogs
Schnectady
Warren
Washington
Esser
Clinton
Bus Driver Delivers Passenger to Troy Hospital
A United Traction Co bus picked up a passenger at Hoosick Street and Fifth Avenue at 9 30 am and rushed to Troy Hospital. James Hendy 70 of 1285 Oakwood Avenue was treated by Dr Richard P Doody and remained for observation. The driver William Johnson diverted the bus to the hospital with police and ambulance assistance. A separate note mentions the mockingbird as Arkansas official bird in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘Traction Co
Troy Hospital
James Hendy
Oakwood Avenue
Hoosick Street
Fifth Avenue
William Johnson
Johnson
Oakwood Avene
Richard P. Doody
Byron Criticizes Police Act in Troy Court
Police court proceedings reveal Justice James F. Byron accusing Troy officers of heavy handling after an escape and a wreck involving a stolen car. Edward J. Boaseby, 120 Cue Street, and John Beis, 23 4 Thompson Street, face charges linked to the incident. Marine Klein, wounded at Iwo Jima, denied complicity in the theft. Donnelly reported a street encounter and a car chase ending with a collision. Bonselly later arrested on grand larceny charges amid adjourned proceedings and questions about arrest timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Byron
Troy
Edward J. Boaseby
Stree
Pic
John £. Beis
Thompson Street
Kiein
Iwo Jina
Donnelly
Cormer Lara
Ioy
Doorelly
Fingal
Doorely
Klein
Bonselly
Byron
Court session recounts officer testimony in Donnelly case
In a terse courtroom exchange Jedge Byron questioned the need to shoot. Harold O Neill and other arresting officers defended peers, saying the pursuing car could not be halted. The judge noted a Marine's fingerprint record and the Donnelly case concluded with the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedge Byron
Harold
O'Neill
Donnelly
Fwo Held in Arizona For Glens Falls Crime
Two men sought in a $2896 holdup of Grand Union employees at Glens Falls were arrested in Arizona. Ewin Younes Jr and Larry Levin, both of Tuscon, were captured after Glens Falls police linked a Desring Arizona license plate to the holdup. Glens Falls Police Chief Thomas Corbett said Youres confessed his part in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union
Glens Falls
Thson
Arix
Stephentown Resident Files First Ballot Application
William H Atwater of the second district in Stephentown became the first Rensselaer County resident to file an application for ballot access. The action signals early participation in local electoral procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
William H Atwater
Rensselaer County
First-day rulings on applications delayed mailing to Indiana
The Board of Elections reported that yesterday marked the first day on which such applications would be resolved. Mr. Atwater said he would be out of the city and requested that the decision be mailed to him in Indianapolis, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Eiections
Atwater
Iton
Indianepolis
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
la Salle
Broadalbin
Iver St
Cauty Arlor
Jongish
Boardwalk Shop
Arkansas
Circee
Preto
A&p
Arizona
Goob Leyefight
Edmund W Cowie
Peerless
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!