Green Island to Vote on Tentative Village Budget Plan
Green Island trustees prepare a tentative 1965 village budget for a Wednesday meeting. The election will elect six trustees with Martin J. Hogan as an anticipated sixth member. Voting machines will be placed at four polling sites, and turnout is expected from about 2,506 eligible voters. The same page notes a Red Cross drive raising nearly $3,000 of a $9,500 goal and a Court St. Joseph Daughters of America meeting at the Legion rooms.
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Green Island
Francie
Dwyer
Vidage
Thomas F Judge
Theodore Giboe
Harry WW Davis
James Downey
Daniel Keating
Martin J. Hogan
Ehigibie
Park Hore
Gilbert Hose
McGowan's
McGowan Hose
Democratic Party
Maurite Vanduskisa
Arthur St John
Dayer
Judge
Mir Giboe
Str. Davis
Red Cross
Green Island Red Crosse
Francis M. Dwyer
Frank A. Wilson
Genre
Manning Paper Co
Corporation
Willard Bimmons
Green Istana
Court St. Joseph
C. D. of A
Legion Rooms
Clara Gayner
Grand Regent
Notice of unpaid Shlage Taxes in Castleton Village
Notice is given for unpaid taxes in Castleton on Badeos SN and surrounding parcels. The Village Treasurer will conduct a sale of seized properties on March 15 at the Village Treasurer’s office to satisfy tax, interest, fees, and charges due, with sale proceeds covering costs and encumbrances.
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Ceetleton
Hadean
Caxton
da Hudson
Vilage
Castleton
Badeos
Lot SN
Hesmer
Seaman Ave
We. van Busicher
Vilaxe Treksorer
Balth Castieson
Cas
Sentiane
Ang Ay Teafier
Watil
Vietige
Feuruaty
Hirvea Machanra
Johnson
Castistom
Hidson, N.S
Green Island Pilot Wins Distinguished Flying Cross
Lieutenant Herbert H. Bullock of Green Island was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for exemplary service as a Liberator bomber pilot with the U S Air Force in Italy. He joined the Army as an aviation cadet in November and was commissioned after graduating from Blytheville Flying School in March last year.
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Herbert H. Bullock
Lich Air Force
Italy
Lieuenant’ Bullock
Mre Waiva A. Bullock
Hudson, Avenue
Green Island
Army
Blytheville
Ark
Bub Jtock
Waterweer Arsenal
Castleton Clubs Learn Cooking at Village Hall
New York Power and Light installs a kitchenette at Castleton Village Hall for a three week 4-H cooking project starting today. Emma Renaud will instruct three clubs after school, with facilities also available to church groups and women’s clubs earlier in the day.
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New York Power and Light Corp
Castleton
Emma Renaud
Florence H. Thayer
Assorelate
Frst
Edward Mann
Mabel Prins
Fort Orange
Julia Heeter
Jon Seaton
Lincoln Pioneers
Fort. Orange
Italian War Crimes Row Rocked Churchill's Confidence
Count Sforza exposed British reliance on fascist-linked Italian generals Roatta and Carboni for intelligence and leaked cooperation with both sides. The disclosure provoked Churchill over the Secret Service and affected postwar plans amid Salerno and Naples maneuvers.
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Italy
Yalta
Churchill
Sforza
Victor Emmanuel
SIM
Roatta
Badoxtio
Rome
Sihen
Carboni
Colloner Agrifoglio
Count Sforza
Ialian
Roatia
Ieam
Church
Salerno Beach
Naples
High Seas
United States
Salerno
Consright
Belk Syndicate
East Side Church Debts Cleared and Renovation Outlined
A service at Pawling Avenue church celebrated the elimination of debt and outlined ongoing renovations. Rev. Arthur H. Landmesser led the service praising church groups for their year long efforts while Rev. Cassius J. Miler preached. A youth rally followed featuring the dramatization of Mary’s life by Mrs Sydney Smith Delmar.
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Pawhing Avenue
Bernadise
Arthur H. Landmesser
Cassius J. Miler
Albany
Methodist Conference
Song People
Pawling Avenue Church
Second Baptist
Third Presbyterian
Afr. Landmeter
Mex O. McCamley
First Avenue Methodist Church
Watervifer
Efe Hogben
Stary
Sydney* Smith
Delmar
Pulpit Symbol of Tolerance at Sampson Naval Station
Captain Jacob K. Shankman Jewish chaplain at Sampson Naval Training Station describes a revolving pulpit that showcases Jewish, Protestant, and Catholic worship spaces. He says the device fosters interfaith understanding among service members and aids in promoting racial tolerance. Chaplains from all faiths meet to discuss misconceptions and religious questions to break down barriers.
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Sampson Naval Training Station
Jacob K. Shankman
Third Street Temple
Young People's Union
First Baptist Church
Sampson
Samipson
Shankman
New York Judge Fines 15 Curfew Violators
A New York magistrate fined fifteen people five dollars each after guilty pleas to disorderly conduct for patrons found at a 2 3 am curfew violation in a mid town rooming house. Seven of the fined were women. Officers Edward Smith and Frank Stefanek reported the group was seated with drinks at a known speakeasy and charged with congregating to disrupt the peace.
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New York
William A. Farrell
Edward Smith l
Frank
Stefanek
Reckless Driver Watson Held After Red Light Run
Henry K. Watson, 24, of Wynant Skill, was arrested Saturday night on reckless driving charges for allegedly speeding at fifty mph and running three red lights at Pawling Avenue intersections with Spring, Ford, and Winter streets. He left his car as security for Police Court this morning. Officers were Patrolmen Earl Pend and Earl Retlair.
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Henry K. Watson
Earl Pend
Earl Retlair
Watson
Pawling Avenue
Spring
Ford Avenues
Aft Winter Street
Jap Resistance Ends In Downtown Manila
Japanese resistance in Manila ended Saturday night as troops of the 3th U S Army Division cleared the Nipponese from the Finance Building. The final cleanup came one month after the first Yank doughboys entered Manila and the city suffered heavy destruction.
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14Ith
Manila
Mantila
3Th U. S. Army
Stolen Car Recovered by Radio Patrol duo
The car owned by Dr. James W. Fitzgerald of 41 Second Street was reported stolen Saturday between 106th and 107th Streets and was recovered yesterday afternoon by Sergi Joseph Ormsby and Patrolman Donald Degan at 124th Street and Fourth Avenue.
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James W. Fitzgerald
Second Street
Fifth Avenue
106Th
107Th Streets
Sergi Joseph Ormsby
Donald Degan
Radio Patrol
124Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Women of Moose Name Committee Chairmen
At Troy Chapter Women of the Moose meeting at Youngs Hall officers were named for war relief hospital guild horary and homemaking. A public social is planned for April 2 with Lucretia Dufresne as chairman and Ella Prinmer and Phyllis Bracker on tickets. A Red Cross donation was voted. The next text meeting is Friday March 16.
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Troy
Women of the Moose
Young’s Hall
Phyllis Bracken
Elizabeth Williams
Hospital Guild
Rose Bracken
Julia Shannon
Lucretia Dufresne
Grace Houbime
Nellie McDonald
Former Nebraska Governor Charles Bryan Dies at 78
Former Nebraska governor Charles W. Bryan, 78, a three time state leader and brother of William Jennings Bryan, died at his Lincoln home after several illness. He was the Democratic nominee for vice president in 1924.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Charles W. Bryan
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Thas
Whitehall Soldier Dies In Action In Holland
Sergeant Byron Hupman of Whitehall was killed in action in Holland on February 23. He was born October 3, 1924, in Whitehall and graduated Whitehall High School in 1943. He attended Union College before enlisting March 22, 1943, and served at Camp Polk and in England before France and Holland. He is survived by two brothers and two sisters including SPARs member Allie Hupman. The father, now acting postmaster, has held the position since November.
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Serat
Byron Hupman
Holland
War Department
Byron
Hupmes
Hupmen
Whitehall
Huepotan
Whitehall High School
Union College
Camp Polk
England
France
Flien
Charles
George . H
Schenectady
Allle Hupman
SPARS
Staten Island
Winifred Hupman
Sergeant Hupman
Wiliam T. Burns
James Parsons 76 Former Counsel to Smith Dies
James A. Parsons longtime Albany legal figure and former counsel to Governor Alfred E. Smith died at his home. He served as state attorney general and public service commissioner, was judge of the State Court of Claims from 1925 to 1926, and was born in Steuben County. Funeral services planned in Albany with burial in Hornell.
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James A. Parsons
Alfred E. Smith
State Court of Claims
Albany
Capitol Hill
Smith
Court of Claims
Parsons
Steuben County
Cornell University Law School
Hornell
Princess Elizabeth Joins ATS as Training Officer
Princess Elizabeth has joined the ATS and been commissioned to the honorary rank of second subaltern in the Antillary Territorial Service. The 11 year old heiress to the throne enters training in southern England and is to be treated like any other student officer with no special privileges. A meeting of the M D Austell Camp Ausillary will be held at p.m. today in Spanish War Hall with Mrs. Muriel Ferra presiding.
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Troy
Selective Service Board
Jug
Frank B. Ward
Charles Lesser
Third Street Temple
Mary T. Less
London
Elizabeth
ATS
WAC
Buckingham Palace
England
M.D. Austell Camp Ausillary
United
Spanish War Hall
Muriel Ferra
Scout Camp Enrollments Hit 170 Mark
Scout headquarters reports 170 applicants for Camp Rotary six week summer session vastly exceeding early registrations. Clinton Bose Troy Council executive notes 1944 registrations reached 265 for a four week period and outlines plans for seven scouts per week staff. Two Scouts passed first class tests and five earned tender badges at Troop 24 meeting.
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Rotary
Smirth
Clinton Bose
Troy Council
Stumer
Rotery
Rose
Walyne F. Keppes
George E. Davis
Morman
Holyroyd
Howard Gorbugn
Charles St. Hit
Julius Seeking
Willard VanVracken
Otto J. Swensson
Marshall Wheeler
I. Brank Miter
Boy Scouts
St. Peter's Lyceum
Robert Gleason
Leonant Johnson
Dominici Marinello
Walter Johnson
Daniel McCann
Jack Saigh
John Dalpe
Easton to Host Holstein Club Meeting
Rensselaer County 4 H Club invites members to a Tri-County Holstein Club all day event in Burton Hall Easton next Saturday. Samuel B Dar France says the program starts with dairying films at 10 am followed by a dairy program and contest led by Herold Willman Cornell animal husbandry professor. Demonstrations will be given by two clubs from each of Rensselaer Washington and Saratoga counties coordinated by Prof Wittman. Attendees should inform Mr Dorrance by Wednesday to secure dinner reservations.
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Rensselaer County
Tri-County
Holstein Club
Burton Hall
Easton
Samuel B. Darfrance
Herold Willman
Cornell University
Rensselaer
Washington
Saratoga
Wittman
Dorrance
Troy Public Library Exhibits New Books Collection
New titles added to the Troy Public Library will be on display for one week. Highlights include Gliding and Soaring by J P Andrews Winged Peace by WL A Bishop Historical Atlas of the United States by C L Lord Keep the Peace Through Air Power by A Michie and Helldiver Squadron by Robert Olds.
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Troy Public Library
Shere
J. P. Andrews
WL A. Bishop
Henry Davis
O'Malley
M. O. Kort
The
United States
C. L. Lord
America
Michie
Robert. Olds
George Papashvily
Red Fruit
Temple Batter
Georgia Craig
Murder In Fire Clumnns
Frank Diamond
Richard Sherman
Thelma Thompson
Yencer Elected New President of Troy Kennel Club
The Troy Kennel Club elected EL W. Yencer as president at a recent meeting. Officers named include Otto Palitach as vice president, Bimon E. Miter treasurer, Watson J. Bons recording secretary, and J. LaBait as delegate to the American Kennel Club. The organization aims to hold dog shows for the Troy area.
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Yencer
Troy Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
EL W. Yencer
Otto AD Palitach
Btmon E. Miter
Bar
Watson
J. Bons
Gove Ward Ture
Ore
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George Street
172Nd Infantry
Heatly High School
Behr-Manning Corp
Toth Searon Troy Vocal Society
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Music Hall
Ine
Jax Miller
74Th St
TECAL
Lifgt
HH. Bulloch
Merry
Roy
East Side Church
Krug
Y.M.C. A. Breakfast
Navy Station
Women of Moose Name Committee
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Momlen
James Parsons
Princess Elizabeth
Britain
First Ward
St. Mary's Hall
First Ward Honor Roll
Big Mike Slattery
Siage
Eleanor Bailey
Etea J ‘Ter Walsh
Sally Miller
Ben Apple
Frank Cohen
Bobby Hoffman
Fiora Mae Branders
Marty Smith
Joan Comiskey
Barroom
LL Gaile Perryman
Edwin Dufur
Charles Dufur
Charles Barnhart
Morris H. Koenig
Reuben D. Cohen
Reudy Cohen
Shirley Cohen Goodman
Elizabeth Miner
Toby Midaiebrook
Holstein
Columbia
Susquehanna River
Harry Griffin Walling
Mes
William D. Walling
Oak Street
Hudson Falls
Captain Walling
Germany
Wilber Donald Walling
Belzium
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Lenox’ Hill Hospital
Wiscife
Virginia €. Kells
Lenox Hill Hospital
Stigettn
Bob Hope
Princess Odtepirate
Virginia Mayo Pater
Eran Slezak
Mel Aglen
Peek, Wes Bast
Dev
Segata
Theiler
Aue
Lionel Jerome Ges
Atwil
Cowan” Zucca
Fog Island
Veda and
Borg
Sate Aranda Jucnatt
Shea Sawiatt
Blaine
Waterford
Sy Ae Nias
Wee Ace
Dorothy
Eddie Lamgur Bracken
Old Sante FE
Teesday
Big Noise
Lear and Wants
Doris Merckk
Dean Parker
Fatrard Leese
Zosonr Abn Aardinge
Trpee Kern
Janie” Slaw
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Teagated Harbor
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Heanne Cratn
Frank Catenore
A“ Ae Kent Taylor
Margaret Lindsay
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Deel
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