Induction Group Sent By Board No 30 to Rensselaer County
Two groups from Selective Service Board No 30 left for induction into the armed forces and preinduction physical examinations. The induction group was led by Daniel ODaniels with members including Jos Graziola and Capt. Peter T. Asets. The preinduction group was led by Peter Jidgies with orders for C Casula, George I Harri Pagano, Louis Riggi ane, Joseph Willany and others. Alex E Settes of % had transferred to Board No 82 in the Bronx.
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Regis Selective Service Board No
Rensselaes
Daniel
Odanielias
Jos Graziola
Peter 2
T. Asets
Edwin GC. Rado
Walter B. Hem Yal. Dzete
Agel
Ger James Viasa
Selective Service Board No. 330
Armed Forces
USO
Troy Union Depot
State Lists More Plans For Buildings
The State Postwar Public Works on Commission approved 12 state projects totaling about 4.09 million dollars. Major items include a 1.15 million dollar concrete stadium at Tones Beach replacing a wooden structure with 730 seats, plus a 200 thousand dollar drainage project for the park. Other plans cover Taconic Parkway access, new cottages and shelters, a 665 thousand dollar industrial building at Buffalo State Teachers College, a 210 thousand dollar entomology building at Geneva station, and a 3294%2 library at New Paltz. A five mile scenic road in Albany State Park near Salamanca is approved with a 12% cost.
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Conservation’ Correction
Education Department
Tones’ Beach
Frans
Beer Motzinia Parkway
Aline
Duteness County
Taconic State Parkway
Taconic State Park
Buffalo State Teachers’ College
Geneva
Alegany
Siete Park
Salamanca
Former Trojan to Direct Scarborough School
Former Trojan Brett Corneling, USN veteran and ex headmaster at Trey County School, is named director of Scarborough School in Scarborough Hudson. A Thursday commencement was held with John F McPherson, president of the board, presiding. Commander Boocock, now in new duties after three years as commanding officer, addressed attendees. Mohawk Valley Poultry meeting near Hallston featured a broiler roast, with demonstrations on splitzing and poultry prep by John ps. Frank Jones of the Albany Agriculture and Markets department discussed egg grading while Prof E of Corner University led a talk on poultry pastures and green feed.
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Corneling
Brett Zoocock
USN
Scarborough
Hudson
John FF. McPherson
Board of
Boocock
Rainford Springs
Scuthborough
Mohawk Valley
Fortin Wit
Reid
Williem Rennie
Hallston
Forum
John
Frank Jones
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Albany
Corner Uni 2
165th Veteran Enters Schenectady Clerk Race
Ea Cot Leste M Jensen, regimental executive officer of the 105th Infantry, a two war veteran and Silver Star recipient wounded in the Saipan battle, announced his candidacy for Schenectady county clerk. He will oppose Democratic incumbent Carroll A Pink Gard and seeks Republican endorsement after veteran support. Jensen, a Somectady resident and former Company F commander, is a World War I veteran who later served in the South Pacific as a lieutenant colonel.
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Ea Cot Leste
M. Jensen
105Th Infantry
Saipan
Schenectady
Carroll A
Somectady
Hsth
Company F
Companyr F
South Pacific
Pupils Tour Cluett Factory on School Trip
Sixth grade students from Haskell School toured Cluett Peabody & Co. factories Thursday as guests of the Parent-Teacher Association. The 28 children were guided by Miss Hela C. Tatum and others. Awards of 35 were won by Edward Lansing and Madeline Fey for scholarship voting.
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Haskell School
Parent-Teachers Association
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc
Mise Hela C. Tatum
Gildys Minkier
Marin Brown
Burnett Niles
Toulse Harvey
Parent-Teacher Association
Marvin Brown
Hazel Zeiser
Red Cross
Lansingburg
Edward Lansing
Madeline Fey
James Aa. Lloyd
Interstate Commerce approves Albany and Delaware & Hudson merger
The Interstate Commerce Commissioner signed the order approving the merger of the Albany and its partner with the Delaware and Hudson. The action grants dissolution and consolidation under the new arrangement. Authorities set the filing and effectiveness for June 7.
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Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Day
Unherger
Albany & ¢ Vhanta Pailroad
Delaware & Hudsonockholders
Iease
Mercer
Area Ration Board Burglary Highlights Local Office Breakin
The Mechanicville Rationing Board office was burglarized Thursday as Police Chief Philip Xoonan reported. Entry was gained through a window with broken slats replaced by cardboard, then a puncture in the cardboard allowed access to the interior. Drawers were ransacked but nothing was stolen. key materials were moved to the bank after 5 p.m. Fingerprint expert William B. Davry of Saratoga County is investigating.
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Mechanicville Rationing Board
Philip Xoonan
Wiliam B. Davry
Saratoga County
Vegetable Diet Adequate for Husky Folk
An article promotes vegetable meals as adequate nutrition for families, with recipes using beans such as kidney and lima beans, sausages, and peanut butter soup. It highlights meat substitutes like asparagus and corn dishes and includes a recipe for Cream of Peanut Butter Soup. A note reports a car theft from Albany Court Justice Rubensielan.
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Frank J
Freed Leaders in India Must Lead, Gandhi Declares
Mohandas Gandhi announced the eight released Congress Working Committee members should lead India’s independence plans, stepping aside as leader. Viceroy Wavell confirmed the liberation and a June 23 Simla conference will discuss two new executive council seats for Indians as a step toward self government. Gandhi noted Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad’s omission from the Simla invite list, saying Azad alone could speak with authority.
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Bombay
Mohandas G. Gandhi
Congress Working Committee
Lord Wavell
Simla
Britain
Executive Council
Wavell
Congress Party
Maulana
Abdul Kalam Azad
Congress
Kalam Azad
Maine Man Becomes Deputy Welfare Commissioner in New York
Robert T. Lansdale announced Harry C. Page age 40 as deputy commissioner of the New York State Social Welfare Department, with a $33,000 annual salary. Page, a former Maine welfare administrator since 1947, will assume duties Aug. 1 and oversee relations with local, public and private welfare agencies.
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Robert T. Lansdale
Harry C. Page
Maine
New York
Tate Social Welfare Department
Page
Lee, Dowling
Néely
Lynn
Mase
Sgt George S Forbes Receives Air Medal for Meritorious Achievement
Sgt George S Forbes of 10 Sanford Avenue Amsterdam is among five men awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in combat missions against Japan. He serves as a crew member aboard a B-29 Superfortress in the Seventh Bomber Command.
Laborers Killed by N Y C Train Near Amsterdam
A New York Central Water Level Limited plowed into a crew of 65 Mexican laborers two miles east of Amsterdam, killing several instantly. The accident halted the eastbound train for about twenty minutes while crews removed the bodies and transported survivors.
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New York Central Railroad Co
Amerdan
Gedercinds Cruz “Longoriz
Zensa
Zelazquez Noriege
Anaspacié Gonzales Chavez
J. Jesus Lopez
Filipe Velasco Santiago
Ramon Cine Zsrate
Porfro Zelezquez Roblede
Miguel Cruz Robiede
Yate
Edward Yelle
Albany
Monawk River
Central
Tae Stured
Porras
C. Genzles
Iranontas
New York Central
Amsterdam
Schenectady
South Schenectady
Atoam
Health Official Urges Better Dish Washing Practices
Troy health department tests show high bacterial counts on glasses at local restaurants. Dr James C Boland urges washing in water at least 180 degrees, rinsing in 160 to 170 degrees, and air drying rather than towel drying to avoid recontamination.
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Troy Health Department
James C. Boland
Health Oriter
Boland
Sons of Revolution to Hold Picnic Tomorrow
Members of the William Floyd Chapter Sons of the Revolution will hold a basket picnic tomorrow at p.m. at the home of Regent and Mrs Dwight Marvin at Clums Corners. About Sister are expected to attend and the group will assemble near the Town for supper. If rain, the event moves to the Marvin home. Alfred W. Thompson and the entertainment committee are in charge.
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William Floyd
Sons of the Revolution
Regent
Dwight Marvin
Clums Corners
Marvin
Alfred WW. ‘Thompson
Society of Safety Engineers Meet at Jack's Albany
The Society of Safety Engineers holds its annual meeting Tuesday night at Jack's Restaurant in Albany. After the election of officers, general business will follow.
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Safety Engineers
The
Society of Safety Engineers
Jack's Restaurant
Albany
O Kelly Leads in Irish Election Returns Seen
O Kelly leads in the Irish presidential election as returns from the first count indicate strong support amid a low turnout. Prime Minister de Valera’s government faces Gen Sean Mavualu and Dr Patrick McCartan in a three way race with Dr Douglas Hyde noted as an incumbent not seeking re election.
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Dubia Uptseali
T. O’ Kelly
Faman de Valera
Eixe
Eligabte
O'Rery
Government
Sean Maveulu
Fise Gast
Patrick McCartan
Philadelphia
Douglas Hyde
Axe
Returna Save
Meeting plan proposal discussed for upcoming session
A discussion covered a proposal to change the meeting. Ray mond B. Morgan will preside at the session, which will be the last until a new date is set.
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Mighty
Raymond B. Morgan
Alt
Fire Department Reports 57 Calls in May Month
The Trey Fire Department logged 57 calls in May with 22 hours and 33 minutes of service. Chief Dark A Smith reports to Mayor John J. Akers detailing responses to Stalomes including ten box alarms and various equipment uses such as booster tanks and hoses.
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Trey
Mortialy
Dark A Smith
John J. Akers
Jelse Theyz
Hey
Leder
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