Mayor's Plan For Crossing Agreed Upon
City officials and state authorities discussed amended plans to install protective signaling at the Riddie burg Street and Ingalls Avenue crossings in Troy. A hearing before Chief Ex. O'Conner followed, with Mayor Tena backing a protective system to prevent accidents. The State Public Service Department had earlier ordered safety measures to curb rail traffic risks, and Troy led a municipal survey of crossings, noting limited protection at Middleburg Street and Sagills Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albery—Bocton’ & Maine Rassoed Co. Diteiais
Ae “Qq
State Department of Pagie Service
Riddieburg Street
Ingalls Avenue
Troy
Tena I.nterm
A&a
Ture
B & XM. Co
Trey Mates
Ahern
Middleburg Street
Troy Hearing Examines Electric Crossing Dash System
Representatives asked to install an electric dash warning at Troy crossings amid objections from Corporation Counsel Filler who called it inadequate and confusing. He urged barriers and warned such devices might lure pedestrians into dangerous paths. Officials noted past fatalities near crossings and pledged to study and revise the petition to meet city protection standards. Hearing adjourned to a later date as plans are finalized.
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Filler
Filley
Ahern
Troy
O'Connor
Editor Buys Land Near Fotewal Tubes
A land purchase near Fotewal tubes is reported with Robert Rudd of North Pownal selling to Frederick Bab, editor of the Sunasy book section of the Chicago Tribune. Bab plans to use the location as his summer home.
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Fotewal
Robert Rudd
North Pownal
Frederick Babback
Sunasy Book
Chicago T ‘Tribune
Mr Babcom
Liver Sausage and Deviled Eggs Supper Plan
A rustic supper idea features liver sausage with deviled eggs, garnished with mashed potato bits, chives, carrots, celery, potatoes, and endive. Dessert includes marmalade with fresh raspberries and cream as a light finish.
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Wilson
Nick
Mrs Leroy Center Dies Suddenly At Valley Falls
Mrs Leroy Center a longtime Valley Falls resident and organist of the Valley Falls Methodist Church died suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage Tuesday night at her home. Born Lois Truesdell in Hoosick Falls 34 years ago she lived in Valley Falls 29 years with husband and mother. She was a member of the church Women’s Society of Christian Service and Victorian Chapter Schaghticoke. Survived by her husband mother and sister Miss Audria Truesdell Worcester Mass. Funeral from McClure Funeral Home Valley Falls Wednesday at 2 pm Rev Bristol Chatterton will officiate. Interment Elmwood Cemetery Schaghticoke.
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Leroy Center
Valley Falls
Center
Hoosick Falls
Lois Truesdell
Tate Elmer ‘Truesdell
Isabella Patterson Truesdell
Velley Falls
Cerfer
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Els
Schaghticok
Au Idria Truesdell
Worcester
McClure Funeral Home
Tomarcaw
Bristol Chattertog
Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Schaghtieoke
Grand Jury to Report On Ford Company Case
Grand Jury reconvenes in Walkers County to report on Ford Motor Co. and three employees charged with violation of the Election Law for docking time during the November general election. An indictment from last fall was dismissed by Judge Earl H. Gallup, with a resubmission ordered. The jury will also report on the case of George Sene dick Beatty of Saratoga Springs, arrested last week on gunpoint extortion charges involving Margaret Ostrom of Colonie Convalescent Home.
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Valkers County
Ford Motor Co
Earl H. Gallup
George Senedick Beatty
Saratoga Springs
Sreie
Margaret Ostrom
Colonie
Locusts Threaten Fruit Trees This Season in Hudson Valley
Locust swarms threaten fruit crops in the Hudson River Valley as late fronts and conditions have reduced yields. Rensselaer County agent Jobe C. Swan notes damage to young trees with bark splits and ring wounds, as cicadas lay eggs and overwhelm trees. Owners fight infestation by covering trees with cloth, a scarce method, while noting cicadas mature every 16 years underground and mainly harm fruit trees rather than garden crops.
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Hudson River
Jobe C. Swan
Rensselaer
Fawn Bureau
Swan
Troy Girl joins Red Cross in Veterans Hospitals service
Miss Alice K. Rainey of Troy answers the Red Cross call for trained personnel. She is stationed at Camp Edwards Convalescent Hospital where wounded men are rehabilitated and helped with pension claims. A Emma Willard and Georgian Court alumna, she previously worked as a junior chemist at Winthrop Chemical Co. after basic training in Washington.
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Troy
Red Cross
Alice K. Rainey
John Z. Rainey
Camp Edwards
Mess
Rainey
Emma Willard School
Georgian Court College
Lakewood
N. J
Winthrop Chemical Co
Washington, D. C
Army Hospital
Newtonville Strawberry Festival At Community Hall
The annual strawberry festival sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Newtonville Methodist Church will be held today at the Newtonville Community Hall. Mrs. Ruth Vasburg, president, is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Cristian Service
Newtonville Methodist Church
Newtonville
Ruth Vasburg
Granville Presbytery Elects Moderator and Sets Goals
Rev. D. Talmadge Murray of Liberty Presbyterian Church was appointed moderator of Granville Presbytery at a recent meeting. Rev. R. Lewis Jones announced yearlong standing committees and a goal to recruit 50 pew members in the Troy area. The body urged active engagement in disseminating about vital national and international affairs including the San Francisco Security Conference. Rev. Harold J. Quigsey urged broader outreach while Rev. Robert Campbell reported on the Minneapolis General Assembly, with Rev. Charles Platt delivering the conference hour address.
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D. Talmadge Murray
Liberty Presbyterian Church
Trax
Jite
Area
Harold J. Quigsey
Ninth Presbyterian
San Francisco
Robert Campbell
First Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America
Sidneapolis
Troy
Charles al ‘Platt
Brd
Christ centered education emphasized at dinner talk
The speaker stressed Christ centered authority Bible content pupil centered method and the Holy Spirit in education. Dr Platt highlighted church work and Rev William Montgomery addressed Grenville Rotary Club at 6 pan with a public service later led by Heyne Swans pastor of Second Presbyterian Church.
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Toeal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Platt
Wiliam
Montgomery, DD
Glené Fall
Grenville
Rotary ‘Club
Heyne /Swans, DD
Second Presbyterian Church
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George Rector
Erika Aoe Steen
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Poleser & Po
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Inland City
N.Y
PepsiCola Albany Bottling Co
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Ifer
Ford
Penonrts
River ST
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Pia
Chamois
Elizabeth Ross
Leosard Hospital
Second Avenue
Navy Nurse Corps
Ensign Ross
Sampson Naval Hospital
X Naval Air Station
San Diego
Cal
Alexander Ross
New York
Jennie Samuel
Granville
Reeves Drug Store Ltd
118Th St
James F. Hoffman
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