Unlicensed Dog Licenses Prompt City Notices
City Marshal Albert B. Matthews begins serving 517 summonses on owners without 1942 licenses while a rise in licenses issued at the City Clerk’s office accompanies the effort. War plant employment keeps couples from City Hall, and funds from licenses go to Mohawk Hudson River Humane Society to cover stray and injured dog care. City notes dog nuisance complaints should go to the Humane Society as it has no such facilities. The year’s summons total is the lowest in years despite a larger dog census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert BE. Matthews
Mohawk & Hudson River Humane Society
Humane Society
Award Diplomas At Sacred Heart Academy Albany
Graduates at Sacred Heart Academy Albany received diplomas during yesterday's exercises. Peggy Couzens of Detroit won the school prize for scholastic achievement as Most Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons presided. Notable graduates include Patricia Dunningham Roberta Mohue Edith Drnslane Marcia Foley Tose Kennedy Cathy Coholan Sally Daly Ann Dougherty Margaret Hone Audrey Kroug Kitchener Ruth O Rourke Lucy Bainbridge and others from Detroit Hartford Houston Rochester and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Academy
Albany
Peggy Couzens
Detroit
Edmund F. Gibbons
Patricia Dunningham
Roberta Mohue
Edith Drnslane
Marcia Foley
Tose Kennedy
Cathy Coholan
Troy
Sally A. Daly
Hartford
Conn
Ann Douherty
Houston
Margaret M. Hone
Rochester
Audrey Kroug Kitchener
Canada
Ruth O’rourke
Lucy Bainbridge
France
Woman Falls From Porch in Rensselaer
Mrs. Joan Fedele of 23 Wilson Street Rensselaer fell 15 feet from her porch while waiting for son Peter to return for lunch. She suffered a severe scalp wound and a left arm fracture and was taken to Memorial Hospital Albany by Red Cross ambulance. Reverend Matthew J. Brennan aided before transport.
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Wilson Street
Rensselaer
Peter
Joan Fedele
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Red Cross
Matthew J. Brennan
St. John’s Church
Care of Children First Duty of Wartime Mother
A wartime column argues mothers have primary duty to care for children, criticizing working mothers who leave kids home alone. It urges that mothers should stay home unless child care is assured, noting Seattle schools teach cooking but call it a poor substitute for adequate child welfare. Mentions British corvettes of the 18th century as context.
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Seattle
America
Final Plans for Wynantskill Social Event
Final plans were drawn for a booster tank truck fundraiser social tomorrow at Firemen's Hall Wynantskill by the Wynantskill Volunteer Fire Department committee. Proceeds support equipment for North Greenbush town firefighting. Additional names join refreshment games and tables committees.
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Wynantskill
Firemen's Hall
Edward E. Jordan
North Greenbush
Isaac Film
Jim
Film
Rhilete F. Craver
Sanford Osterhout
Thomas J. Coleman
Herbert D. Hamm
Charles Brunelle
Thomas Rogers
Nellie Krause
Edgar Sliter
Maude Cornelius
William Dossosway
Thomas Boland
Thomas Whalen
Leila Rose
Philip Demers
Bertha Gibbons
Elmer Williams
Charles Myera
Nettie Hidley
Columnist Dorothy Thompson and Czech Artist wed in Barnard
Dorothy Thompson a 48 year old newspaper columnist and Maxim Kopf a 51 year old refugee Czech artist were married at noon yesterday in the Universalist Church by Rev Robert Killam. A breakfast followed at the bride's home two miles from the village and the couple will honeymoon at the bride's summer home. Thompson was divorced from novelist Sinclair Lewis last year. Her first marriage to Josef Bard, an Austrian writer, lasted four years. She first met Kopf last July when he came to town to do her portrait.
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Barnard, Vt
Dorothy Thompson
Maxim Kopf
Universalist Church
Robert Killam
Miss Thompson
Sinclair Lewis
Josef Bard
Kopf
Learn to Use And Care for Troner Properly
An old instruction piece explains why the electric ironer remains a luxury appliance and must be treated carefully. It covers circuit needs high wattage storage warm up oiling and technique to prevent scorching, padding care and drying steps and post use covering to avoid dust.
Children’s Day Observed at Ninth Presbyterian Church
Sunday School pupils gathered at the Ninth Presbyterian Church for Children’s Day with Rev. Edward D. Barnes awarding chapel choir hymnals. Participants included Billy Henry Carol Sandercox Christine Henry Carolyn Gebhart Philip Rosselli Johanna Drustrup Judy Adams Dickie Nelson Betty Brenensthal Ruth Shampine Dick Horton Patsey Duell Betty Lou Pettit Dickie Brenenstahl Anna Mae Newton Barbara Smith Arden Neilson Susan Hanchett Joe Dunwoodie Paul Ross John Egleston.
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Ninth Presbyterian Church
Edward D. Barnes
Billy Henry
Carol Sandercox
Christine Henry
Carolyn Gebhart
Philip Rosselli
Johanna Drustrup
Judy Adams
Dickie Nelson
Betty Brenensthal
Ruth Shampine
Dick Horton
Patsey Duell
Betty Lou Pettit
Dickie Brenenstahl
Anna Mae Newton
Barbara Smith
Arden Neilson
Susan Hanchett
Joe Dunwoodie
Paul Ross
John Egleston
Photograph Agent Held For Draft Inquiry
Albert J. Boucher of Berlin New Hampshire a photograph enlarger was chased by Rensselaer police after fleeing headquarters where he was being detained over his draft status He was captured by Patrolman Ratcliffe near a building half a block away Joined by Patrolman Johnson and Herman Gruffender Boucher said he is married with three children and holds a Selective Service classification card from Board 3 Auburn New Hampshire The card dated April 1943 is made out to J Boucher Police and FBI will contact the Auburn board and he will remain in the Troy Jail until then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Boucher
Berlin
N. H
Rensselaer
Albert Ratcliffe
Boucher
Almen Johnson
Herman Gruffender
Selective Service Board 3
Auburn
J. Boucher
Selective Service Board
Troy
Vacations Begin Today for Police And Firemen
The Troy Police and Fire Departments announce summer vacations in two-week cycles through the season. Firemen off today through June 30 include William Burke, John Prendergast, Edward Sheedy, John G. Waite, Donald Degan, Martin ONeil, Daniel Conway, David Shaughnessy, William Wade, James Varley, Frank Higgins, Thomas Doyle, James Connors, Hugh Crane and John Wallace. Police on vacation from June 16 to 30 include Central Station Sergt Hartnagle and Officers John Stallmer and Fred Ibbott. First Precinct Officers Edward Maloney and Michael Morine. Fourth Precinct Officers Matthew Larkin and Wyram Walsh. Traffic Bureau Officers William
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Troy Police and Fire Seday
William Burke
John Prendergast
Edward Sheedy
John G. Waite
Donald Degan
Martin O'Neil
Daniel Conway
David Shaughnessy
William Wade
James Varley
Frank Higgins
Thomas Doyle
James Connors
Hugh Crane
John Wallace
Central Station
J. A. Hartnagle
John Stallmer
Fred Ibbott
First Precinct
Edward Maloney
Michael Morine
Fourth Precinct
Matthew Larkin
Wryam Walsh
William
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