Gifts Made To Fresh Air Home Drive Initiated In Troy
The Fresh Air Home fund drive seeks support from the Troy community to sustain its 58 year tradition. Donations honor memory of local figures and come via the newspaper office or William R. Anderson, treasurer, at National City Bank.
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Tejana
Wiliam W. Rousseeu
Harry McGrath
Claresce H. Hulsapple
Henry J. Speel
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RC Reynolds Co
William RN. Anderson
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National City Bank
Grafton Home
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Mars the Fresh Air
Grafton Mountains
Anderson
Glens Falls Man Appointed State Post
Willem HL Winters of Glens Falls is named assistant superintendent of law enforcement in the Glens Falls division of the State Conservation Department. He previously served as district game protector in charge of the New York City division since last September while living in Glens Falls. Winters joined the Conservation Department January 16, 1927, after earlier posts as game protector for Essex County and later district game protector for the Albany division before moving to Glens Falls in May 1939.
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Willem HL. Winters
Glens Falls
Giens Falls
State Conservation Department
New York City
Mx Winters
Essex Couing
Albany
Gleis Falls
Seaman Death Probe Continued in Hudson
Investigation into the death of Coast Guardsman Robert J. Miller 22 of Detroit continues after a fall from a New York Central train. Coroner Jonas F. Potts Columbia County says foul play is possible though cause undetermined. Naval Intelligence authorities and Hudson police conduct probes.
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Robert J. Miller
Detroit
Mich
Bugson City Hospital
New York Central
Jonas F. Potts
Columbia County
Naval Intelligence
Hedsen
New York teachers award four essay prizes
The New York State Teachers Association awarded four prizes for essays on School of 100 Years Ago to Theresa Cucci Edna Bressaw Jane Austix and June Aikenas A special prize for all around good scholarship was given to Emma Foutrain A Bernard Case memorial prize was presented by the men of his crew for the senior boy with scholastic and leadership qualities in Russel Terry Henry Nedde president of the board of education awarded diplomas Rev William Lenabat gave the benediction and the program ended with the orchestra.
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Fay Gandroa
Eugelina
New York State Teachers’ Association
Theresa Cucci
Edna Bressaw
Jane Austix
June Aikenas
Emma Foutrain
Bernard Case
Russel Terry
Henry Nedde
Board of Education
William Lenabat
Communion Received by Crescent Children at St Marys Crescent
A class of children received first communion at St Marys Church Crescent in a Sunday ceremony conducted by Rev Edward Wr Hinkel pastor. Attending were Shirley Bessette Beverly Bestette Mary Builer Alice Bonnesu Helen Clark Martin Christopher Jannet DiCerce Nancy Dicerre Betty Devoe Helen Danvusiar Geraldine Fiset James Fount Heimburger David Holehan Charles Kilmer June Mongen Beverly Mongeva Betty Schrahdin Josn Swackhammer Jean Swackammer Irene Sears and Sylvia Sickles.
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St. Mary’s Church
Crescent
Edward Wr. Hinkel
Shirley Bessette
Beverly Bestette
Mary Builer
Alice Bonnesu
Helen Clark
Martin Christopher
Jeannette
DiCerce
Nancy Dicerre
Betty Devoe
Helen Danvusiar
Gealdine Fiset
James - Fount
Noreen Heimburger
David
Whitehall Ovid 5 Benjamin 19 2 retired conductor dies
Benjamin a longtime Whitehall resident and former Delaware and Hudson conductor died at his Queen Street home Monday. He was born in Whitehall, 33 years with the railroad, charter member of two lodges, and survived by his wife, two sons, four daughters, sisters, a brother, and four grandsons in the armed forces. Funeral at 2:30 am with Rev. Browning officiating. interment in Boardman Cemetery. Oscar Englander delivered the commencement address at Whitehall High School exercises, with diplomas awarded to numerous seniors and various prizes announced.
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Ovid
Benjamin
Delaware & Hudson
Queen Street
Hie
John
Sarah Aixon Benjamin
Brotherhood of Trainmen
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Phoenix Lodge
Dex
Onniversary
Charles Benjamin
Carlton Hervey
Schenectady
Charles Bates
Howard Fish
Beulah Benjamin
Charles McNall
Sarah ‘Holloren
Glens Falta
Clara Kinney
Decanter
Leonard Benjamin
James AL Browni¢e
Methodist Church
Boardman Cemetery
Oscar Englander
New York City
Whitehall High School
Therese’ Adams
Babette Baker
Lilian Balch
Mary Ellen Bartholomew
Mabel Ellen Brown
Frances Borden
Marie Charpentier
Catherine Ferguson
Edward Chase
Marion Fournier
Edith Gaila
Fay Gandron
Eji Geline
Frenklin Gonya
June Gosselin
Jean Harris
Olive Holcomb
Mary Ellen Hanasey
Frank Kingster
Thomas Lamphere
Mary Layden
Evelyn Leggett
Jeune Livingston
Patricia McMenus
LeRoy Manel
Joseph Moermino
Anne Murphy
Joseph Natale
Héne Srasvan
Theresa Cucci
Jane Austin
Ann Pitcher
Helen Pitchet
Letty Wolle
Ders Robinson
Irving Moore
Mary DeKelk
Frank Whaelen
Joseph Marmino
Elka’ Yired
Mary Eten Kanasey
Luella Taft
Alfred Rovelli
Lorraine Pray
Henrietta Sayé
George Foy
Skeenic” Star
Mary Elen Bartholomewy
Russell Terry
Businers
Prisoner Becomes Lawyer While In Prison
Jobe Sickti, serving 65 to 70 years for a Brooklyn holdup, earned a chance at release after using 12 years in prison to study law. He drafted a brief on criminal code changes with help from Rev Anthrose F. Hylsad and Joseph F. Manier, and his case highlights the growing practice of bargain pleas where a guilty plea on one charge leads to dismissal of another.
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New York
Preedom
Jobe
Sicktiano
Intrickeles
Sie Biahe
Brooklyn
Chiewan Prisos
Dannemora
Anthrose
F! Hylsad
Sickae Chiel
Joseph F. Manier
Sickane
Indictment fallout and release plans described
Fragmentary report notes an indictment affecting release eligibility in 1843 and a second conviction after an agreement to drop one indictment. Kings County Justice Samuel & Leibowitz reportedly agreed the defendant was entitled to freedom and Sicilano’s release. A Quebec plan frames a general Paris conference in October.
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Kings County Jucse
Samuel & Leibowitz
Fredom and Sicilano
Plan Labor
Quebec
International Leper
Argent Ratior
Paris
Police to Check on Automobile Lights
Local police plan a nighttime enforcement effort focusing on vehicles with inadequate lights. The move aims to curb dangerous driving and improve road safety as authorities stress compliance and public awareness. Officers will monitor headlights and taillights, issuing warnings or citations as needed. Public cooperation is urged.
Public safety commissioner cites city concerns
Commissioner of public safety outlined ongoing issues and actions at a city meeting. He noted several Bees and referenced investigations, urging attention to the length and scope of the city’s measures and forthcoming decisions.
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Sioner
Esterday
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