Detectives Probing Two City Thefts
Troy police investigate two thefts reported by John DeLong of Vogel Show Co. at 340 River Street and Robert Rourke at 2219 Sixteenth Street. Losses include cash of 40 dollars a 10 dollar pair of shoes a 12 dollar pair of socks and a Philco table radio valued at 100 dollars. Authorities Sgt Coleman Lyons and Det Frank Connery lead the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Detective Bureau
John DeLong
Vogel Show Co
River Street
Sgt
Coleman Lyons
Frank Connery
Robert Rourke
Sixteenth Street
Philco
Fourth Street
State
Broadway
Sat
John J. Noonan
Begin Plans For Welfare Building
Plans are drawn for a new administration building for the County Welfare Department on the former Wendell farm site in North Greenbush. Bids for the one story administration building are hoped by Aug 1, with an estimated cost of 1,356,000. The project precedes a larger welfare home and infirmary, as space at the courthouse becomes crowded. A county committee led by Edwin F. Henry works with architects and Douglas Hudson to advance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Welfare Department
Wendell Farm Alter North Greenbuch
Court House
Welfare
Court ‘House
County Bar Association
Supreme and
County Court
Welfare Department
Wendell Farm
North Green- Bush
Edwin F. Henry
B.J. Fifteenth Ward
Douglas
Hudson
Crossword Puzzle Clues Parsed From Fragment
Readable puzzle fragments show hints like olives and sharp tools. The text appears garbled with disrupted words and stray characters making full clue resolution impossible. No clear names places dates or events are present to anchor a proper teaser.
Palma's Odd Clue List Spurs Mixed Theories
A garbled OCR page lists names and phrases including Palma, Cantor, and various odd pairings. It appears as a collage of partial notes, numbers, and misplaced words. The readable bits suggest a puzzle or cross reference with no clear narrative or confirmed event.
County Plans for Welfare Center and Veterans Home in County Courthouse
County officials outline plans for a new welfare administration building and a welfare home and infirmary, funded partly by federal aid. The administration building will be heated from a central plant, with the Veterans’ central organization moving into space now used by welfare. Construction bids expected about Aug 1, with completion timelines around late summer or early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Veterans’ Organization
State and
First Streets
County Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Court House
Lt George Gauen Joins R.P.I. Staff
Lt George M Gauen U S N has joined Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to replace Lt Charles Donnaud on the staff of the Department of Naval Science He is a Dallas Texas native and SMU graduate who served in the North Atlantic Panama and the air ferry service He will act as naval ROTC staff and materiel officer with public relations duties at the institute along with his wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Gauen
U.S.N
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Charles 0. Donnaud
Department of Naval Science
Donnaud
Troy
Newport
RF. 1
General Line School of the Navy
Gauen
Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
P.B.Y
North Atlantic
Panama
San Francisco
Philippines
Navy Rotc
Jand
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Mount Vernon
Metibors
York
Allstate
Troy Old Town
New Law Price
Gericce Palma
Hansen
Eddie Cantor
Zielte A
North Green
Wellbush
Veterans’ Agency
Department of Social Welfare
Ralph W. Hughes
West Hempstead
Huds
Robert E. Hughes
Kansas City
Havesterday
William E
J Hughes
Sixth Avenue
Troy White
Hudsons
Mason
James
Giliberty
Harold Young
Jackson Heights
Andrew Fankids
Ing
Ernest Wot
Remsen
William Fanning
Waterville
George Gauen
R.P.1
Dickens Shop
Hendrick Hudson
Walcomad
Rothbard
Albany
N. Y
Rothbard’s
Dongen Avenue
Albany, NM. Y
Channel
WRGE
Iaoe
Orres
Manufacturers National
Ton
the Manufacturers National Bank OF Troy
Second Avenue
Miber Federat Deport Terrence Co
Edway & Third and
Corinth, N_Y
Reema Eed
Paw Fuss
Howe
Wermen
Doug Odd
Lady
Tele Altheimer
U . Factory
Gresten
River
Trey
Remeen W
Cohen
Opel
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