Miss Jean Weber To Graduate Today
Miss Jean Weber of Meidenlawn Avenue will graduate from the Union University School of Nursing at Albany Hospital today at 2 pm. Born in Troy, she attended Catholic Central High School and St Joseph's Conservatory of Music, entered nursing school in 1946, and plans to continue at Albany Hospital through October pursuing a B S degree. She helped found and serves as president of the Union Glee Club.
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Jona Water
George R. Weber
Meidenlawn Avenue
Union University School of Nursing
Albany Hospital
Troy
Miles Weber
Catholic Central High School
St. Joseph's Conservatory of Music
Miss Weber
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Misa Weber
Union Glee Club
Albany Man Waives Action In Assault Case
William Duncan, 18, of 7 North Allen Street Albany, waived the action of the grand jury when arraigned last night on a second degree assault charge before Justice of the Peace Themnan Whalen in North Greenbush. He was committed to the Rensselaer County Jail after being taken into custody at his home yesterday afternoon. The charge stems from an alleged assault on a 21 year old Watervliet woman on the Winter Street extension yesterday morning. Undersheriff Harriman declined to name the woman. Investigating officers included Deputy Sheriffs Campbell and Gingeresky and Asat. Diaz. The warrant was sworn by Campbell on information and belief. Duncan's automobile was brought to the county jail garage.
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William Duncan
North Allen Street
Albany
Justice of the Peace
Themnan Whalen
North Greenbush
Rensselaer Coun
Duncan
Grover Rk, Campbell
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office
Harold BE. Harriman
Watervliet
Winter Street
Residence Near Mechaniceville Wrecked By Fire
A fire destroyed the Waterford–Mechanicville Fold home of Mrs. Fanny Herrington near Lock 2 three miles south of Mechanicville. Her son Harold was away. loss estimated at 3800. Firemen fought the blaze with chemical apparatus after a passing motorist and an unidentified truck driver alerted authorities.
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Fanny Herrington
Waterford
Mechanicville
Lock 2
Herrington
Stillwater
Harold Herrington
Bud" Thompson
Philip R. Noonan
Fle
George Camfeld
Strong Hose Co
Hang
Aremen
Four women and man arraigned on disorderly house charge in Troy
A 3 am raid near King Street led to the arrest of Malvina LaQuinto 29 Dorothy Willis 90 and Lee Smith 31 all Negroes and Charles Orr 45 on charges of violating criminal procedure alleging they were solicited while at a milk truck incident. The driver testified the man fled as police questioned the group. All four pleaded not guilty and were granted a delay to obtain counsel with bonds set at 50 each for the women and 22 for Orr.
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King Street
Troy
Cen
Malvina LaQuinto
Inl
Howe Lee Smith
Dorothy Station
Willis
Shet
Gibert Orr
Charles A. Laverence
Thomas J. O'Connor
Orr
Leon Barry
William van Steenbergh
Detective Bureau
Arreria
Petersburg Plans For Memorial Services
Petersburg announces the second annual memorial service to honor local men who served in national wars. It will be held tomorrow at 3 pm in the Memorial Building. Rev Harold W. Griffis and Rev John McMath Mitchell lead the program.
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Harold W. Griffis
Fifth Avenue
State Street Methodist Church
Troy
John McMath Mitchell
Petersburg Methodist Church
Local Ford Workers Seek Unemployment Insurance
Green Inland plant workers at Ford Motor Co appeal to New York State Division of Unemployment Insurance for benefits covering the period they were idled during the Detroit strike. The plant reopened Thursday after being ordered closed for the duration of the strike, though workers did not strike themselves. About 40 employees seek allowances for the layoff time.
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Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Ford Company
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New York State Division of Unemployment Insurance
Sergeant Henry Dowd Ends Police Duties
Sgt Henry Dowd of the Troy Police Department retires after 24 years of service including most time as a desk sergeant. An order by Acting Commissioner F Pearl Fredericks grants his retirement pension effective yesterday while Dowd was on extended sick leave. Patrolman James A Purcell is reappointed and returns to duty at midnight after previously serving since November 6, 1944.
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Henry Dowd
Troy Police Department
Public Safety
F. Pearl Fredericks
Dowd
Compromise Reached In Berkery Estate
Judge Edward J. Donohue of Renseclaar County Surrogates Court authorized James B. Barkery administrator of the late William Berkery to accept 760 from James Quigby to settle a pending action. At death Berkery resided at 1 Seneca Avenue and had a Supreme Court case against Quigley for injuries alleged on September 14, 1947 while riding.
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Edward J. Donohue
Renseclaar County Surrogates Court
James B. Barkery
Broadway
Watervilet
William Berkery
James Quigby
Quigley
William Beckary
Burks & Burke
Seven Trojans To Receive Degrees at Syracuse Commencement
Seven Trojan students from Troy are listed among nearly 2500 graduates at Syracuse University's commencement in Archbold Stadium. Lester Bowles Fearson, Canadian secretary of state for external affairs, will address the crowd as the largest ceremony in the university's history proceeds. Business administration candidates include Calvin J. Cocktail, son of Anne Cocktail of 254 Eighth Street. William G. Christensen, son of N. F. Christensen of 425 Fifth Avenue. and Edward W. Xander, son of Arthur E. Mander and Mrs. Xander of 47 Fifth Avenue.
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Troy
Syracuse University
Archibold Stadium
Lester Bowles Fearson
Effarta
Rretary
College of Business Administration
Calvin JC. Cocktair
Anne Cocktair
Eighth Street
William G ‘Christensen
N. F. ‘Ichristensen
Fifth Avenue
Edward W. Xander
Arthur E. Mander
Obituary Notice for William Béruery Related to Quighy Trial
A damaged clipping notes the death of William Béruery in this city on February 14, 1M, linked to pending action against Quighy. The document mentions the board of a car and a person named Quighy, with trial forthcoming.
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William Béruery
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Graduation notices from Liberal Arts and forestry colleges
Miss Ruth A Summers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Summers of 47 Second Street, will graduate from the College of Fine Arts with an art major. Also listed are L. Geld and H. Woltusan with family addresses, and Walter Willetts, a noncandidate for a degree at Byracuss University’s forestry college.
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Eaton Read
Herbert Fr. Woltusan
Lawrence Woltmemy
Ruth A Sutsmars
James F. Summers
Second Street
College of Fina Arta
Walter D. Willetts
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Walter Willetts
Pawling Avenue
New York State College of Forestry
Byracuss University
Recovery After Fall From Prison?
Mrs. Ernest Burleigh of 2 Fic ence Place is recuperating from injuries believed caused by a fall. Dr. John J. Eguadrito served as attending physician.
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Ernest Burleigh
Ficence Place
John J. Eguadrito
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