Lyons Secures Certificate of Election in Troy Ward
The final stage of the ballot contest concluded with Eugene H. Lyons declared the legally elected Third Ward supervisor by a single vote, after recounts and appeals across the state courts. Lyons returns to the Board of Supervisors, replacing Republican Timothy Mahoney, as the vote tally shows Lyons with the victory and Mahoney ousted.
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Local Election Certifies Ward Result After Tie Try
Voters in the third ward produced a tight outcome with 468 votes versus 467 for Mahoney as the final tally. The county canvassers issued two certificates of election confirming Leona as the winner and formalizing the ward result.
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Arex Wounded Men Return from Italy
A group of wounded soldiers arrived at an Atlantic area Army hospital from Anzio and Cassino in Italy. Corp. Wallace Barber of Round Lake Sergt Irvin Hughes of Granville Pvt Thomas P Sheehan of Hudson Falls, Frank W. Rogers of Amsterdam, and Pvt Joseph P Veltri of Ravenswood were among the men. They were excited to be home and planned to contact families, some on crutches but most able to walk. The Army said visitors would be permitted to see the men.
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Letters Granted On Farrell Estate In City
Letters of administration issued in Surrogate's Court for Henrietta Farrell who died in the city May 24. Sister Anna R. Farrell named executrix with J Donohue as judge. Estate valued around 3500 personal with shares going to the sister and to three brothers Bernard J James H F and Thomas M Farrell all of 344 Fourth Street. PAYS 38 000 IN BOUNTIES State reports show Michigan bounty payments for killing predatory animals up 34 percent in ten months. Michigan trappers and hunters received 28205 in state premium payments for destruction of unwanted animals in the period ending April 3.
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Six Deny Price Charge Violations Against Prominent Roy Restaurants
In Albany, Justice James F. Byron heard charges of price ceiling violations against seven OPA-listed restaurants. Frank Veneroga pleaded guilty and was fined $10 for 75 Congres Street Ad thor. others, including Albert Reviewe and Bert Fetig, pleaded not guilty and were adjourned for a week. The cases cite overcharging on items such as T bone steaks and prime rib, with OPA stating prior warnings were given and clerks provided evidence. Violators face up to $25 fine or five days in jail.
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District Deputy Visits Bethlehem Rebekah Lodge in Diamond Rack Hall
Mrs. Norma Glover district deputy president of the Rensselaer Rebekah Districts made a fraternal visit to Bethlehem Rebekah Lodge. Reports from Mrs. Jennie Barnum regarding the New York Assembly were read. Charter draped in memory of Mrs. Clara Wiksey with several speakers present. Next meeting June 15 features social and covered dish supper under Mrs. Mary Vanderwerken with a rummage sale planned for September.
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Two Trade Names Filed with Clerk in Rensselaer County
Two certificates to conduct business in Rensselaer County were filed at the county clerk. Jacob Patien of 110 First Street operates Patten's Typewriter Sales and Service at 29T Fiver Street. Alfred Smith of 836 Sixth Street and William Harrington of 1021 First Street report business at 856 Sixth Street under Smith & Harrington contractors. SPEAKS AT SARATOGA. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan, head of the local Navy recruiting station, spoke at Saratoga Springs High School yesterday. During his absence, Chief Specialist Mooney led the Cort House station from Albany Recruiting Center.
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OPA Officials Clash as Court Proceeds with Price Case
In a tense courtroom scene, coonsel paid the fine but protested leaving. OPA members urged immediate action while judges debated adjournment. The judge emphasized speed but avoided focusing on public effect, seeking prompt handling of the matter.
Police Unable To Get Generators For Radio Cars
Troy police obtain two new Studebaker radio cars but cannot run them as generators for the radio equipment are unavailable. Commissioner Luck says the generators are obtainable and press into service if needed. The Studebakers will replace city cars now moving to police service while Don Cawley Inc. supplied the new units.
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Street Bump Wounds Soldier After Obstruction Collision
A city man suffered a fractured pelvis and multiple injuries after striking an obstruction in the highway. Found unconscious in the street he did not regain consciousness and was taken to the hospital where medical staff labeled him as from Schofield Barracks and later connected to a South Pacific combat service and recuperation at home.
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Rensselaer Man Dies on Italian Front
Sergt. Edward B. Gazaw, 37, husband of Mrs. Catherine Gazaw of 37 Second Avenue, Rensselaer, was killed in action in Italy on May 12, according to a message received by his family.
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War Department veteran and sharpshooter dies after overseas service
A mother from the War Department who resided in Reiiseciaer, aged 28, was a champion sharpshooter in the 10th Infantry New York. She had been in the Wetiohal Guard for ten years and overseas since November.
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