Federal Jobs Open For Civil Service Examinations
The U S Civil Service Commission announces examinations for park rangers in the National Park Service trademark examiners and electronic scientists further information from Irving G Dutchet local secretary at the Postoffice. Card of thanks and obituaries follow with names including McKenna Mize Margaret Bohrer and many others across multiple notices of memorials births and anniversaries.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
National Park Service
Irving G. Dutchet
Commission
Yy .Postoffice
McKenna
Margaret Bohrer
Margaret McKenna
Thundershowers Break Long Drought In Area
Thunderstorms hit the Troy region causing scattered damage as power lines and trees fell. NY Power and Light crews aided by municipal workers cleared routes from Schaghticoke to Poestenkill while repairs to lines and roads continued into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
York Power and Light Corp
Schaghticoky
Leonard F. Mayer
Troy-Melrose
Inj
Cohoes Sebastiaicoke
Cohoes
Taconic Lake
Poestenkilt
Pitts
Tows. S
Mayer
New York Power
And
Light Corp
Harvey C. Hot
Fis
New York
Fuse.” Telephone Co
Schaghticoke
Lansingburgs X Ray Drive Promises More Mass Testing
The Lansingburg campaign steps up mass tuberculosis testing as mobile units operate at 27th Street and Fifth Avenue in front of the MacIntyre Theater. Health officials estimate regional ore and health drives will continue through Friday, with hours 2 to 6:30 PM and 6 to 8:30 PM. A corps of volunteers collaborates with Lyon Mountain and Rensselaer County authorities to locate early cases amid wartime industry activity and Titan ium ore production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRU
Dtep
Ope
Jess- Jones and Laughlin Steel Co
Dents
27Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Rensselaer County
Republic
Lyon Mountain
Losia
Public Health Associa
Tondack
Titan
Ium
Milliken
Bicon
National
112Th Street
Lead Co. McIntyre
Lansingburg
Adirondack Ore Reserve Highlighted at Civil Engineering Meet
At a Mason House session during the American Society for Engineering convention, Donald B. Gillies of Republic Steel and Frank R. Milliken of National Lead addressed the Adirondacks as a key ore reservoir. Milliken said the area now supplies about 40 percent of world titanium ore and Gillies cited a fivefold rise in iron ore output since first tapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rear Adt
Thal Lewis B. Combs
America
BR P. I. Department of Civil Engineering
Industry
Engineering
Parker
J. i. Waddiston
Jean
Allis-Chalmers Co
Milxazxee
Caben
Kagtesen
Chandien
ASE
C. Freund
Engineering College
University of Detroit
Foregn Lanas Woll
Dak
Howe
Ageak
Fren
Ucingrion W. Howton
Maintaiing Induerial
Engi Lovering
Adirondack
Frank R. Milliken
National Lead Co
Adirondacks
AEE
Milliken
Gillies
Another Juror Chosen In Fay Murder Trial
Mrs Martha Beck and her sisters wept in Bronx County Supreme Court as another juror joined the panel for the Fay murder case. Codefendant Raymond Fernandez and Beck must secure two alternates and 11 jurors before proceedings begin. Beck’s three sisters Ronda McDaniel Mary Davidson and Vera Lewis sat with their mother Julia Seabrook as Fernandez siblings visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Beck
Bronx County Supreme Court
Ronda McDaniel
Panama City
Fila
Mary Davidson
Woodruff
Is C
Vera Lewis
Andalusia
Ala
Beck
Julia Seabrook
Pensacola
Fla
Tars
Fernandez
Multiple Obituaries Appear in Town Notices
Notices list numerous death announcements from June 1943 to 1948 across Maine and New York. Names include Charles B. Henry, Parisiman William J. Hickey, Samantha Litefield Hanley, Herbert Jordan, John J. Kahoes, Marr A. Wainh, McCarty, and others. Interments set at Oakwood Cemetery Albany Rural Cemetery and local churches. services and residency details noted with family relations and funeral home designations.
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eVgatha
Pronick
Osgrove
Bernard Gosgrove
Alice Cosgrove
William Cosgrove
Gardner
Ada Gardner
W Michael Coyne
Margaret
Thomas
Bureas
John
Hechard Bendon
Restilenes
Xi Avenue
St Augustine Church
St John's Couzt Benson
AL Williamstown
Mass
RVARS
Jamon G. Byars
Margaret McCariz
Gordon Byars
Fercy Heshinz
Mas- Rares Syaglding
John Eva
Mahar Funeral Home
Jane
Anna Etl Carrol
James F. Baran
William G. Byron
Fueperai
Washington Park
Feneval Ierne
Third Street
Cleck
Thenes
St. Patrick's Church
Cabot
Dune
Teresa Marcaret Agett
Ile
Rer
Dennis
Lia Denn
Suxter
Comries
Mars
Af Cohen
Fae
Nepal
Marty
Feu We
Columbia Streets
Oshes
Feo
Pattick
Cosreh
Bai A. Eee
Peqajem
Maxa
Waterford
Girmins
Leonard Hoenital
I. Marin Mt
Annaman
Arthur
Pater
Ebhins
St Patrick
Chir
Zune
Rene
Marguerite Slate Lemon
Gehn
Norman Berit
Anaehier
eRereingh
Tray
Bie Funeral Home
Teveday
Wenry
Tork Beach
Maine
Charles B. Henry
Marion
Raymond Henry
75Th Street
Oakwood Cemeery
Wickey
Elis Hospital
Schenectady
Parisiman Wiliam J. Hickey
Dorothy Ryan
Wiliam Hlssent
Anna Ma* Teile
Gleasor
Jay Street
St. Columbate Church
Mra. Grace Park
Jamaronsek
N.Y
Bryce Funeral Home
Tu. Herald
Albany Rural Cemetery
Porpan
Herbert Jordan
Mrehe
Marlowe
Frank
Rotwrt
Charlea
Leroy Jordan
Mra
Guy Ghtert
Leland Smith Feneral
Broad Street
Waterteed
Oyeieek
Frirnis
Karor
Alwany Worpital
Rane
Ian
Kahoes
Joan J
Ophres Panerai Toesias Tmerning
Celock
Trifeeens
Ford
Willian Mannings
William J
Edward EB
Mogrrevele
John JT. Manning
Jame
Mickey Walsh
Tatras Manning
Zeeidenrp
Wedtedas
Eclnek
Aeerph
Omer
McCarty
McCary
Lila Barneredt
Ed Beattie
Washington
A. P. Fry & Sem Furoerst
Ray Cal
Irvin
Ovack
Ty Wood Hill
Risa
Cope
Dane
Gee
Pal L. Miler
Mere
Peat
Rebne
Jenete Rexford
Cohres
Florence Keane
Mistawk Street
Cohen
An A
trrAn
Record Carrier Steels Through Exams After Appendicitis
Peter Huston a 13 year old Record Newspaper carrier from 8 Broadview Terrace faced an emergency appendicitis operation at Samaritan Hospital Saturday. He then completed his eighth grade Regents social studies exam in the hospital and even played chess with a neighbor in the men’s surgical ward. His mother said he hopes to attend graduation exercises Friday and plans to be home with his classmates soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Mort Carpenter
Peter Huston
Broadview Terrace
Peter
Ralph. E. Huston
Samaritan Hospital
Might
Huston
Crystal Lake
Henneth
Richard
Thomas Michael
New York
Kenneth
Troy Post Installs Legion Staff At Ceremonies
Charles LeHall was installed as commander of Troy Post American Legion at ceremonies last night. Alfred L. Rescott named adjutant, Loveman J. Coonradt first vice commander, and other officers took oaths. County committee members and executive panel announced for 1949 1950 season. past commanders honored. state Mitchell Act condemned as harmful to disabled veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ 7. LeHall
Troy
American Legion
Congress Street
LeHall
John H.bowker
Feeney County
American Legion Committee
Alfred L. Rescott
Loveman J. Coonradt
Mr. Rescott
Simon Miller
John F. Nagle
Henry B. Cassaivant
Joseph P. Dwyar
Fred Cavin
William 3. Ray
Thomas E. Rainey
Nagle
Rexcott and
Siternates
George Robinson
Otto Palitsch
Anthony P. Cioffi
Clark Wheeler
Olio
Trojan Post
W.fw
Joseph Fitzgerald
The
Legion
Frank A. Doner
Republic Steel Cuts Shifts At Iron Mines
Republic Steel Corporation reduced shifts at its Lyon Mountain and Maineville iron mines due to weaker orders. Five hundred twenty five workers were laid off, bringing total job losses to about six hundred twenty five as operations shifted to a four day week. The layoffs reflect reduced activity at nearby steel mills and a downturn in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Lyon Mountain
Maineville
Officialx
Trojan Lodge Plans Election and Installation
Trojan Lodge plans for the annual election of officers and installation ceremony at the Jewish Community Center. The event includes installing officers with Milton Turner and Grand Master Dietrich in attendance. social hour led by Harry Madder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Lodge
Jofficers
Plang
Manon N. Turner
Renawlacr Dietrich
Harry Madder
Vindme
Roast Beef Supper Rebekah Services in Newton area
The Newton and Pret Noble Grands Association with the Men’s Club will conduct roast beef supper services at Millar Ponera Home. The event begins today at 6 PM and continues into the evening. Proceeds support local church programs and Rebekah Lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Union
Rebekah Lote
Newton
Noble Grands Associlense Methodiet Church
Wil Wold Xatier
Millar Ponera
Sand Tehmeh
Netue Uline
False Alarm Trial In County Court Enlivened By Fire Chief Testimony
Fire Chief Carl A. Smith testifies in Rensselaer County Court about William Walsh as the man who allegedly turned in a false alarm at 3 a.m. on August 16. An on-scene dye test on Walsh’s left hand and identification by the chief are described, with trial resuming to hear Leo P. Barry. The case stems from a marked alarm box and involves perjury and dye evidence amid pretrial rulings.
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Carl A. Smith
Rensselaer County Court
William’ J. Walsh
Eighth Street
Foxart
Troy
Walsh
Fre
Polite Department
Algal
Smith
Withere
Pinin
Leo P. Barry
Chief Smith
Jala
Hutton
Ninth
Chiat Brith
Hutton Street
Mighth Street
Onlet Smith
Alcor
Atty
Richard
Bolton
Chie
Lenith
Fle Ciel
Altting
Poreti
Central
Joseph F. Purcell
Herbert D. Hamm
Cesaro
Hamm
Purcell
Child Fatally Hurt By Auto in Glens Falls Driveway
Kathryn Barbara Chenier age 17 months died after being run over in a driveway to a repair shop at 224 South Street Glens Falls. Driver Wesley Goodale 46 was held as unlicensed operator. autopsy planned under Warren County coroner Dr. E Yale Clarke. The child died at Glens Falls Hospital after the noon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Barbara’ Chenier
Robert Chenier
South Street
Glens Fails
Craiie
Remis Chenier
Glens Falls
Glens Falls Hospital
Glena Falls
Goodale
Tepairx
Ther Gondale
John Evans
Gerald Duers
Thomas A. Corbett
Clarence Herlthy
Glene Falix
Remis
Chenier
William F.regerx
Sullivan and Minehan
Park Street
Area Railroads Petition Fare Increase
Three railroads serving Troy joined nine others in filing with the Public Service Commission for a 12 percent increase in one way passenger fares. New York Central Delaware and Hudson and Rutland railroads seek a target rate of a cents per mile for coaches and 45 cents per mile for sleeping or parlor cars. Present rates are three cents a mile. A hearing is slated for May in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Public Serving Commission
New York Central
Delaware and Hudson, and
Rutland Railroadie
New York City
Man Injured By Glass On River Street Yard
Edward Thomas of WM River Street stepped on glass in his rear yard suffering a laceration to the sole of his right foot. He was treated at St Marys Hospital and released after care. Police carried him to the hospital in a radio car with patrolman Herman Guety and W L Canninghem assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas
Sears of
River Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Iir
Patroknen Herman Guety
W. L . Canninghem
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FAME
Tom
Troy Regerd Co. Orfees
M. Oom
Napel
Abozick
Pn Bodnaryk
Peter Bodnary'k
Sharon Ann
Bod= Parrk
Tillie Marginskiy
Auburn
Carletta
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Frank Carletta
Mary Ann
Amelia Ruth, Connolly
the Samaritan Hospital
Edward Connall
Patricia Ellen
Connolly
Christine Leahy
Alice Walther Bauer
St. Marx's
Troy St
Ryan
Margaret E. Ryan
Steters
Hoffis
120Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Julian Carden
Fourth Ave
Lake Superior Nne
Alores
Sellary Corey
Public Works Department
William Murray
Milton
Xerayao
Ming
Macintyre
Fgersons
Fay
Tullinghast
AQ Willismeteen
Elabeth
Thomas Tiinghas
Orion H
Hartlett Fo Thomas
Earl Memorial Chapel
Cinkawood Comte
Teleck
Sand Lake
Whine
Leck
Watt
Vite
Mattared Wall
Watertley
Mira Phew
Tres
Deen
Gerd Naber
Ciara Creeks
Benjenor Wineton
Ran Crocs
Attamer
Oaxtoot
Rebekah Services
Glass Lake
Carhart’s Today
L.h.s.-Grads
Brass Stag
Lindsay's Drug Store
Strawberry Ascension Churchyard
Sring
Royal Corona - Remington
Jerma
Troy Typewriter & Supply CO
First St. Trey, M
Tal
Sto
National City Bank
Vend Bank Third Strait
Ceverie, Cobves