William J Walsh convicted of false fire alarm in 1948
A jury in Rensselaer County Court found William J Walsh of 270 Eighth Street guilty of a misdemeanor for sounding a false fire alarm from a box at Hutton and Ninth Streets on the morning of August 16, 1948. Sentencing set for 10 a.m. Monday. Walsh claimed he was intoxicated and fell on a bridge before ending up in custody.
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Rensssiaor County
Bsternson
William J. Walsh
Eighth Street
Walsh
Troy
Hutton
Ninth Streets
Herbert D. Hamin
Walah
Hamm
Joseph F. Purcell
Thomas M. Monahan, Jr
Asst
Richard E. Bolton
Carl A. Smith
Leo Barty
Hutto Street
Nevor
Central Police Station
Smith
Barry
Bolton
Mr. Bolton
Bolton Eats
Purcell
Eve Wit
Woelsh
Hutton Street
Waleh
Furcell
Miss Jane Smith Former Teacher Dies at Residence
Miss Jane T. Smith a former Troy Public School teacher died yesterday at her residence 131 Twelfth Street after a lengthy illness. Born in the South End she taught at Schools 9 12 and 13 under Mayor Francis Mal foy later retiring due to ill health. She was a member of St Paul the Apostle Church and survived by two sisters Miss Nora A Smith and Miss Marty H Smith. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. from the residence and 9 30 a.m. at St Paul the Apostle with a requiem mass. interment follows at St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Jane T. Smith
Troy
I Twelfth Street
South End
Jata Peter
Beman Park
Miss Smith
Francis Malfoy
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Thomas F. Smith
Nora, A. Smith
Marty H. Smith
Church of St Paul the Apostle
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Undertakers Attend Conference At Mohawk Hudson Unit Meet
The New York State Funeral Directors Association holds a four day convention at the Ten Eyck Hotel Albany with about 1000 to 1100 members expected. Mohawk Hudson unit plans roughly fifty attendees and exhibits feature funeral hearses caskets clothing and air conditioning units while sessions cover economic development management and professional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Funeral Directors’ Association
Tan Eyck
Albany
Mohawk Hudson
William J. Healy
Troy
Paat Presi Gent
Washington Avenue
Healy
State Association
Donald H. Davenport
New York Department of Commerce
Empire State
Lester Bradshaw
Terbush & Powell
New York City
Theren Eyck
John J. Tower
Mohawk-Hudson Funeral Directors’ Association
At & Am
George W. Crane
Chicago
Saratoga Springs
Albany-Rensselaer Ait
Ten Eyck
X Ray Uncle Will Visit Pittstown
Mary Meson and Miss Ei plan a Pittstown visit by X Ray Uncle Will, a local event noted with curiosity and community interest.
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Mary Meson
Pittstown Grange Plans Picnic and X ray Unit Visit
Elisabeth Sturer and Mina Cushenes report a refreshment booth at Pittstown for a Pomona picnic planned by the Grange. The group will host a county mobile X ray unit event at Schaghticoke Fair Grounds on July 1 and a separate meeting in Pittetown on Sept 2 to discuss conservation with speakers Mrs. Gordon Bhotman and Miss Ethel Mason leading.
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Pittstown
Semb Grange
Pomona
Ball Splace County Mobile
Schaghticoks
Fair Grounds
Pittetown
Hee Fittetown
Lek Grange
Gordon Bhotman
Monn
Hoosick Grange Herrick
Ethel Mason
Misa
Haynerville
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Trench Rats
Funl
Kelley
Walter F. Larson
Sol Brafman
James A. Schneider
Joseph P. Dwyer
Charles Burkhardt
Berners
Oon
RED Cross
Shoe Dept
Jane Smith
Eastman
Bell & Howell
Revere
Troy Camera Shop
Broadway
Roy K. Merrill
New York
Ansociation
Lee P. Pulling
National Association
Ronald C. Jones
Glen Drake
Glannons
Berner
Isabeth
Sturer
Mina Grace Cushenes
Weskington MM
Ely
Lugrory Pienl
Ine
Lilstown
Sec
Ste
Atau
Op Tex SG
Craven Sum Forest
Modest Knen
Ritbos
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