Lansingburg Boys' Club Plans Camp
Plans for the Lansingburg Boys' Club Day Camp were announced by managing director Paul S. Young. The eight week program runs Tuesday to August 13 with activities from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. including sports, hikes, crafts, and educational trips, plus nonphysical classes such as model airplane building. Assisting are George Winkler Lincoln Marzello and art instructor Miss Carolyn Lee. Enrollments are being reserved at the clubhouse.
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Lansingburg Boys’ Club
Paul S. Young
Mr. Young
George Winkler
Lincoln Marzello
Carolyn Lee
Lansingburg
Albia Men's Club Campaigns For Honor Roll
The Albia Men's Club opened a fundraising drive for an honor roll to be placed at The Point between Pawling and Spring Avenues. Designed by Ralph E Winslow, professor at RPI, the roll lists local service members. Captains include Chester L Ashley Leo J Breton Thomas A Maguire Howard Allen Edward J Fitzgerald and Samuel Ridgeway. Residents are urged to submit names and service details by postcard or letter to the Albia Men's Club in Troy.
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Albia
Troy
State Officials Visit Salon in Rensselaer County
State officials of the American Legion Auxiliary joined delegates at Mrs. Dora Mesick’s home in Rensselaer County Salon No. 268 for an unofficial visit. They named delegates and alternates to the Marche in New York on Aug 11. Mrs. Ann Kilroy led as first delegate with Mrs. Nina Wyman. second delegates were Mrs. Alice Demers and Mrs. Catheryn Poole. Guests included Mrs. Agnes Snell and Mrs. Ethel Murphy. Refreshments followed the business meeting. Mrs. Poole and Mrs. Jean Reaullitte will host next.
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The
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American Legion Auxiliary
Rensselaer County
Dora Messick
New York
Ann Kilroy
Nina Wyman
Center Brunswick
Alice Demers
Catheryn Poole
Grafton
Agnes Snell
Schenectady
Chapeau Departmentale
Ethel Murphy
Pleasantdale
la Cassiere Secretaire Departmentele
Chateau Nationale Passe
Poole
Jean ‘Reaullitte
Baby Muskrat Mistaken for Child Found In Creek
Two Poestenkill police searched along a rocky creek after a boy and friend reported a baby floating near Jack's Hole. A half hour later they learned the boy meant a dead muskrat, which the officers then found. Coroner not notified.
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Poestenkill
Jack’s Hole
Central Station
John P. Moran
William Mons
Albany Officer's Trial Resumes Monday
Patrolman Francis Carr of the Albany Police Department pursues a $25,000 damages action in Albany Supreme Court. He alleges an automobile collision on Feb 12 1940 near the Broadway Post Office left him with injuries and a dormant tumor requiring surgery. Carr sues Joseph Munsey a New York City salesman for damages and medical costs.
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Francis Carr
Albany Police Department
Supreme Court
Albany County
Harry E. Schirick
Carr
Joseph Munsey
New York City
Broadway
Albany
Munsey
Navy recruit ships out for Sampson training
Three enlistees joined at the local recruiting station and have been accepted for service. They will report to Sampson for initial training and assignment.
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Navy
Sampson
Compromise settles blast death action in New York case
Henrietta H. McLoughlin widow of Francis J. McLoughlin of this city authorized to compromise an action filed in Supreme Court against Pioneer Building Loan & Savings Association for the death of her husband. The $5,000 settlement was approved by Judge Edward J. Donahue in Surrogate's Court as administratrix. McLoughlin was fatally injured August 15, 1942 when a building on the main highway at Wynamskill was destroyed by an explosion. McLoughlin sued alleging negligence for allowing a large gasoline tank on the premises. MacMillen and Filley represented her. papers note a separate compromise by Thomas F. Cox Jr of the same city with the same defendant. Cox Sr, his father, was involved in the proceeding.
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Henrietta H. McLoughlin
Francis J. McLoughlin
Supreme Court
Pioneer Building Loan & Savings Association
McLoughlin
Edward J. Donahue
Wynamskills
Mr. Cox
Thomas F. Cox, Sr
Man Arrested For Disturbance In Store
David Jones a 28 year old supervisor from 34 Bond Street was arrested by Troy police at 2 30 pm after a disturbance in the Kresge store 318 River Street during which glass displays were broken and merchandise overturned He allegedly assaulted Traffic Officer Harold J O Neil during the arrest and was to face arraignment before Judge James F Byron with an additional charge of assaulting an officer expected.
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David Jones
Bond Street
Thirteenth
Troy
Kresge
River Street
Trafic
Harold J. O'Neil
Jones
O'Neil
Maurice A Condonam
James F. Byron
Cox case settled for 2500 in administrator action
The Cox case settled for $2,500. Taylor and Taylor represented Mr. Cox as administrator of his deceased father's estate, after the explosion that also claimed McLoughlin's life.
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McLoughlin
Cox
Taylor and
Taylor
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