Postwar Troy Housing Plan Eyed By City Officials
Marcus L. Filey outlined a state financed low cost housing project for Troy at a noon luncheon urging postwar housing. The plan would house 125 to 150 families at about 26 dollars monthly with the city mainly responsible though state funds would cover costs. A housing authority bill was to be introduced in Albany to study slum clearance and seek state funds.
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Marcus L. Filey
Troy
Council of Social Agencies
Troy Real Estate Board
Hendrick Hudson
Pl Bar
Speaks
Atarry J. Bartle
Laer County Bar Association
D. A.’ Fazioli
Albany
Clfford C. Hastings
J. Mugene Zimmer
John J. Ahern
Thomas E. Dewey
Elmira
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
New York City
Port Chester
Yonkers
Utica
Ira S. Robbins
William Law Bowman
Tribes
Mount Vernon Plans 650 Dwelling Unit Low Income Project
The State Division of Housing outlines wartime groundwork for a 650 dwelling unit project in Mount Vernon aimed at low income families. The plan includes land acquisition, preconstruction activities, architect and engineer work, and facilities to promote community living and job opportunities after the war.
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Mount Vernon
Wynantskill to Hold Child Health Clinic
A Child Health Conference Clinic will be held at the Wynantskill Firehouse tomorrow from 3 to 5 pm. Health officer Dr. Edmund Wallner will supervise with Ada M. Faas assisting. Diphtheria toxoid will be offered to children whose parents request the service for ages three months to six years.
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Wynantskill Firehouse
Edmund Wallner
Ada M. Faas
Spaghetti Supper by Frosolone Club at 416 Federal
The women of the Frosolone Club will serve a spaghetti supper in their clubrooms at 416 Federal Street tomorrow from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds support club activities.
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Paghetti
The
Frosolone Club
Federal Street
Food Production Plans Reviewed by West Sand Lake Grange
Stanley Motlidge outlined the Rensselaer County war food program at a Grange Hall meeting. He urged increased dairy poultry fruit and vegetable output to meet 1944 demands and noted support from County Agricultural Agent Elton K. Hanks. A women's quartet and social hour followed with committee refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Motlidge
West Sand Lake
Elton K. Hanks
Wilbur Bower
Henry Hing
Ruth
Ethel Locke
Clarencc Wicks
Clarence Wicks
Rutherford B. Hayner
Raymond Miller
Hearing Scheduled on Schenectady Bus Service
Public hearing by the State Public Service Commission on Schenectady Railway Co. Troy division bus service will be held in the Supreme Court chambers Schenectady County Courthouse Monday at 11 am following complaints from Niskayuna and Colonie residents about hazardous bus conditions. The adjourned hearing produced no action. A planned meeting between Schenectady Railway Co. president A V Louer and Commissioner M William Bray was postponed as Bray remained in New York on business.
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Troy
Schenectady Railway Co
State Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Schenectady County
Niskayuna
Colonie
Troy Run
A. V. Louer
The
M. William Bray
Albany
Bray
New York
Troy Soldier Killed In Action
Private Dominic Cirillo, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cirillo of 544 Fourth Street, was killed in action in Italy on February 5 while serving with the American forces. He had been in the service since January 1943, arrived in North Africa on Labor Day, and was assigned to engineers in the Italian theater. A Catholic Central High School graduate, he also belonged to St. Joseph's bowling and basketball leagues. He is survived by his parents, a sister Victoria Cirillo and a brother Frank Cirillo.
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Pfe
Dominic Cirillo
Frank Cirillo
Fourth Street
Italy
War Department
Cirillo
North Africa
Catholic Central High School
St. Joseph’s
Behr-Manning Corp
Victoria Cirillo
Colgate Funeral Held At Bennington
Services for James Colgate a senior member of Colgate & Co were held yesterday in Bennington. Burial followed at Old Bennington Cemetery with Rev W G Towart officiating. The body was later moved to Riverside Church New York City for additional rites.
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James Colby Colgate
Jamesy R. Colgate & Co
Bennington
Old Bennington
W. G. Towart
D.D
Baptist Church of
Colgate
Filmore
Willis M. Douglas
William Gee
Robert T. Holden
John G. Campbell
Henry Boutin
Thomas Kinney
F. Stewart Graham
John Freitag
Riverside Church
Riverside Drive
New York City
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Baptist Church
Rev James Robinson Speaks at Sage College Chapel
The Rev James Robinson of the Church of the Master in Harlem spoke on It is Later Than You Think at Russell Sage College chapel service at the First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning.
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James Robinson
Church of the Master
Harlem
Russell Sage College
First Presbyterian Church
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Mixed From Puzzle Page
A puzzle fragment lists across clues with scrambled letters and mismatched numbers including clues for biology time period ripened cheese exist and other scattered terms suggesting a partial crossword layout from a newspaper page.
Puzzle Answer Line List Weaves Odd Clues Together
A cryptic list blends numbered clues and stray phrases such as 4% and 1b Dave’s coop with hints like horned ruminant and symbol for barium, forming a quirky puzzle answer key mixing wordplay and misdirected entries.
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Dave
Governor Proclaims John Ericsson Day
Governor Dewey urged state citizens to observe Thursday, March, as John Ericsson Day in memory of the Civil War gun boat Monitor builder. He urged displaying the American flag and holding patriotic exercises. The Monitor defeated the Merrimac at Hampton Roads on March 9, 1862, helping preserve the Union.
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Dewey
John Ericsson
Monitor
Hampton Roads
Youth, 19, Convicted As Evader of Draft
John Montgomery, 19, of Granville, was convicted in Albany federal court of failing to report for induction. He defended himself on religious scruples. A jury delivered the verdict in under 15 minutes. Judge Stephen W. Brennan deferred sentence.
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John
Montgomery
Granville
Albany
Stephen W. Brennan
Troy raises basic pay for firemen and policemen
Leap year day brings good news as 11 Troy firemen and 12 policemen receive a $300 increase to a new basic pay of $1,800 per year. New appointments include Patrolman Raymond Hogan and four new firemen, with firemen hired for wartime duration.
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Troy
Frank M. Ames
Public Safety
Raymond Hogan
Thirteenth Street
Patrick Hogan
Police Radio Division
Leo P. Barry
Second Street
Anton L. Miorin
Sixth Avenue
Philip J. O'Neill
Fifth Avenue
Washington County Probate Court Docket List
The Surrogate's Court docket for the week ending Monday lists probate actions in Washington County. Estates include Elizabeth B. Ryan, Anna V. Simonds, Fannie W. Kenyon, Fannie F. Dillon, Edward Whiting, Joseph B. Stone, Walter J. Tate, Essa M. Loomis, Dennis E. Donovan and related filings such as letters testamentary and administration, citations, and appraisals with various towns named Whitehall Granville Fort Ann Salem Cambridge and Fort Edward.
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S. Court
Elizabeth
Ryan
Whitehall
Catherine Co. Ryan
Anna V. Simonds
Granville
Fannie W. Kenyon
Fort Ann
Hudson Falls
Fannie F. Dillon
Salem
Joseph B. Stone
Greenwich
Walter J. Tate
Fort Edward
Jay
Vaughn
Essa M. Loomis
Cambridge
Dennis
E. Donovan
William A. Jones
Jerome Wright
Troy Rotary Club Sees Farming Movies
A wartime farming film shown at the Troy Rotary Club luncheon in The Hendrick Hudson showcased farm work progress and rising production due to improved methods new machinery and chemicals. Charles C. Freihofer introduced the film and William E. Smith closed with thanks.
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Troy Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Hendrick Hudson
Charles C. Freihofer
Wiliam Fe, Smith
Police Pay Scales Reveal Delayed Raises and Shorter Tenures
The article outlines pay steps for new policemen starting at 1500, with a 1700 top grade after two years and a 300 raise after three more years. It notes that one recruit appointed last December at 1500 resigned after only a few weeks.
Army and Navy Films Draw About 300 at Green Island
Army and Navy film show at Heatly High School Green Island drew about 300 attendees in a capacity crowd. The Marshall Eclipse Division Bendix Aviation Corp organized free screenings for war plants and other local industries and civic leaders, featuring Battle of Britain War on Wheels and December 7th. Films run Monday and Wednesday at 8 pm for the next four showings.
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Heatly High School
Green Island
Marshall Eclipse Division
Bendix, Aviation Corp
Marshall
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Fulton Street
Rease
State Division of Housing
Lewis Feiniger
Railroad Y. M. C
John C. Carrol
Charles S. Prentiss
Raymond T. Hook
Frank S. Starr
Mr. Feiniger
Gordon Brand
Percy Sharpe
Edward Wagner
Reid C. Simpson
Edward SeHers
Charles Gray
HCA Call
Sieste Company, Inc
PFC
Schenectady
Allence
Ecuador
Isleng
Frank
Sufix
Teeter
Hogan
Civil Service
Board of Estimate
Fire Departments
Washington County
Army
Navy
Syrocl
U.S
Albany, N
America
Uncle Sam Hess
Savings & Loan
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