Three Prominent Men Awarded Honorary Degrees by R. PwI
Honorary degrees conferred on Maj. Gen. Hoisanel Eh Leaves and Rear Admiral Add as part of a university commencement. President Jaivngatin W. Hauaton presided as speakers urged military civilian integration, industrial support, and continued research. The ceremony featured commissioning and a campus procession with military uniforms and naval reserve officers.
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R. Pwi
Jaivngatin W. Hauaton
Hoisanel Eh
B. Eisenhower
al Eisenbinver
Selonie
Iquguis
Sisenlwwgr
Cooper Mion
Amon
Sikyar
Tibat
Aving
Aye
The
Bownd
Shine [Dard Oi Co
New Every
3. P. Linigan ‘Co
Reto Wlner Polytechnic
Livingston
Long career of Ralph W. Gallagher and military service noted
Born in Salamanca New York in 1881 Ralph W Gallagher's career spanned from a pumping station worker to president and chairman of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey He was cited for leadership in wartime service directing logistics for Army and Marine forces in World War II and receiving honors including the Legion of Merit Oak Leaf Clusters and a Gold Star He later served as deputy commander of the Army Transport Corps and was praised for his broad industrial knowledge and public service contributions.
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Leavey
Vanessa Jonnely
Mili Nandee
Branel
Mintyre Svienen
Western Pacific
Ehier
Arye
Leas & Coanley
Salsmanca
N.Y
Ralph W. Gallagher
Mick Lhe
Ae Spe
Sworigreal Industeial Organizations
Standard Oil
New Jereoy
Industrias
Stendard Oi Co
New Jersey
Allen
Seciiy i
Gas and Petroleum Indu
J.P. Maraian & Nine
Former Navy Pilots To Aid in Maneuvers
Former Navy pilots will assist in maneuvers as part of a reserve program for air security training. The event honors Admiral Pine and features presentations by Dr. Matthew A. Schinter and others. The program honors include engineering degrees and a ceremony at a New York institution with attendees from multiple states.
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Navy
Pavad
Womban
Civibas
Air Seuuetty 3
Iystir
York City
Naval
Earestan
Admiral Pindyyl
Admiral Pine
Issa
Stevens Iastibiie of Technology
Hering Sea
Washington
Cot Guard Academy
Acadeny
Sorat Davis Thewer
Gare Uh
Wildifign
Legion of Minit
Aplaniag
Matthew A. Sbinter
Wit
Aguilty
Shendider
Santit Jangioaborre
Wwe
New York
Eadie Poler
Second Avenue
Teouard Hosdiainead
Eummpha Xaret
Fay
Trov Corps Places Second In Contest
Trov Corps finishes second in a multi-division parade and drum corps event held in the Hudson Mohawk Valley region. Competing groups include the Mohav Sinis and several Cohoes based units with regional participation and community leaders presenting awards. The event featured a Stillwater parade, a Cohoes competition, and plans for a broader Hudson Mohawk Valley tour with future exhibitions.
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Trov Corps
Xwidetulldiian
Sandran
la Porennaye
Stan
Ate Mohit Valley
Damon Brunt Korps
Asspela Han
Uke Mohav Sinis Park
Amstordaey Sunde
Wrayith Ou Weettage
Poheh Sisiong Altionee AM Carls Pups
Cohoes
Bin
Liingsat Blin Pioners Garp
Nort i Adlinte
Tita
HON P. Corps
Ameterdam
Mort Dalenson Waris Sheps
Betyg
Maier
Hvinnigay Linz
Carps
Hisorp
Eshihicion
New York
Steve Sons
Amedeo
Halon
Usdin
Shauna
Notile
Cullithan Satara
Ocal Corps
Tuly H Wirenen
Stillwater
Coho
Bloveraville
Terogd
The
VIEW
Ssunday
Rue A
Cote
Ny Schenectady
Sinvius ‘Yng
Heyl
Caupetitian A
North Adams
Painde
Johnstown
Heanpetitian
Know Field
Inon College
Taniade
Sunda
Amsterdam
Hudson-Mohawk Valley
Vironen
Action
Hes Um Focene
Cope
Veterans and Employers Face Job Gap in Troy
Thomas McDonald, Placement Officer, notes Troy lacks enough job orders to place numerous veterans seeking work. The USRA reports many veterans are qualified across private, skilled, and unskilled fields, yet employers are slow to hire or train them for civilian life despite their service skills.
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Loseryleey
U. S
Joby
Welaer
Migs
Moore
Ray Aifles
Troy
Thomas McDonald
Placemant
Ayn Wooperating
Greve
USRA
Three Motorists Pay Police Court Fines
Three Troy motorists paid fines for traffic violations at the Troy Police Court. Harvey LeFeuf received a $20 fine for operating a vehicle at 55 miles per hour on West Street. Joseph Michaud was fined for passing a red light at Water Street and Heron Avenue. William McDonough of 72 Sentinel Avenue was fined $5 for passing a red light at Howard Street and admitted fault.
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Pais Wees
Troy
Harvey LE Feuys
Myles Oy
Joseph the Michaud
Snvittows Lawrie
Gohaes
Wath Street
Herond Ave
Wiliam
McDonough
Seeland Avenue
Hulton Street
Avante
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Tan Henge
Ita Feehaleat
Sand Euier
Petaty
Usste
MacArthur
Geavey
Mit
jHio Mitigen
Algu
Tel
Naval Reserve
Fangar
Marine Corps
Yeas
Lekos W. Clark
Tecun
Ten Eyck
Marjorie AL Tae Hammond Organ
Hotel Ten Eyck
Albany
Howard F. Hobl
Ben-Tan Glass and Paint CO
River ST. Gall
PUP
Genies
Fifth Avenue
Central Typewriter Co
al Moke
Joseph DeSapio
River St
Tegan Washer CO
Jess
Franklin
Teng
Calioee
WS. Sydney
West Point
Rensselaer Malyfeenmir [Istitube
Rever
Vo Heo
NEW York Power & Light
Wiagarad
Hudson
AFL
William Green
W. Npaker
USES
Hollywood
S. G
Valois
Helene Curt Machine
Edna
Ted Tryin
Aise
Castile
Lipe OE
Permas
West Vale Hollywood
Ery Atiltermat Lyrei Af Yagueputte Grt Ey
Marwan Bor Ure Lyne oFalts
Creme de Mint
Weenie
Philip Morris
Sers Kour
UWE Siare
Pulip Morris
Phitap
Pittiae Morris
Hilip
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