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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1945

Page

11

New State Right of Way Bureau Established for Land Acquisitions

The New York State Public Works Department unveils a centralized Rights of Way and Claims Bureau led by J. Frank O’Marah to speed land transfers for postwar highway projects. Five-year baselined maps cover six upstate districts with Albany Schenectady Utica Rochester Hornell Shamokin area work, including Albany Schenectady Road improvements costing about 2.25 million dollars. The unit coordinates with the Attorney General and Real Property Bureau to file maps, determine locations, and adjust land values and damages.

State Public Works Department Sureat Charles H. Sele Wil Dewey

Averill Park Fire Company Meets for Monthly Session

The Averill Park and Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Company holds its monthly meeting at the engine house on Tuesday evening with supper served and business session at 7 pm chaired by Elmer Miller. The community Lenten service is set for Thursday at 7 20 pm at the Methodist Church with Rev. Lloyd Olson as guest speaker. The official board will meet at the parsonage today at 7 pm.

Averill Park Sand Lake

Donaldson Murder Trial May Begin Next Week

George W. Donaldson faces first degree murder charges in the We Slaying case from Oct 22, 1954. Trial in Rensselaer County Court may open next week as defense attorney Cirillo gathers associates and may seek a delay due to O Connor's Navy deployment. Dist Atty Wiley calls the case the most serious on the calendar. Two youths, Francis Breault and Sorman Spoor, were arraigned for burglary and petit larceny with sentences deferred awaiting further action.

George W. Donaldson Murger Pawling Sanitarium Edward J. Simpkin Sway Rensselaer County Mordar Earle J. Wiley Donaldson Asst Philip +. Cirillo Jan. S Cirillo Harry E.“Clinton Thomas J. O'Connor John J. Powell O'Conner Navy Cirifio Wiley Cir Petit Francis Breault Sorman Spoor Hoth Howard Tats Pittstown Earl Sharples Brunswick

Congressmen denounce midnight curfew in house speech

Representative Bunker of Nevada assailed a midnight curfew as a power driven order by administrative officials. He urged a congressional investigation into the facts and reasons behind the measure, arguing it violates constitutional liberty and was delayed until a moment of perceived victory.

Washington Bunker U James _nes House Bunker United States Senate Busker Phe Tates

Fathers Night at Third Presbyterian Church Halls

The Parent Teacher Association of Shoal-13 hosts Fathers Night with speaker Colin Willetts discussing The Parents Viewpoint. Spaghetti supper precedes at 7 p.m. Reservations required by Monday. Mrs. J Kenneth Lowe presides and Third Grade mothers chair.

Third Presbyterian Church Parent-Teacher Association of John Ferra John D. Carboni

Lent and community notices from local churches and services

Tomorrow at 2 30 p m a service will be held in the Presbyterian Church. Joseph Young of Bortonville, formerly in this area, is in Samaritan Hospital with an infection in his hand. Stephen E Lebeniitt Jr a sailor from Newport R I recently visited his parents at 18 Plum Avenue. Pvt Thomas F Peery of the U S Armored Division at Ft Roux Ky is on a ten day furlough with his parents at 12 Linden Avenue. Lenten speaker Dr Allen E Claxton pastor of Broadway Temple New York Clery will speak at Trinity Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 35 p m Rev Frank Jay Read will lead worship. An offering will be taken to defray expenses. The Hill I churches have been invited. The W S C S will meet today at 3 p m with Mrs Frank H Walker speaker. Actions dismissed in Pittfield Superior Court involve Eleanor E Akin of Johnsonville against Milton B Warner administrator of Dr William L Tracy estate. Akin claimed $59 000 and $60 000.

Joseph Young Bortonville Samaritan Hospital Stephen E. Lebeniitt, Jr Newport R. L Stephen E. Lebentritt Plum Avenue Thomas F. Peery U.S. Armored Divison Ft. Roux Genre J. Perry Linden Avenue Allen E. ‘Claxton Broadway Temple New York Clery Trinity Methodist Church Frank Jay Read Frank H. Walker Eleanor E.akin Johnsonville Milton B. Warner Pittsfield Mass William L. Tracy Pittfield Auss Akin

Speigletown Plans Charity Dance in Miami Beach

Final arrangements for a Speigletown dance to fund local fire company projects will be set at a committee meeting at 2 PM at the home of James D. McNary on Leversee Road. The event, sponsored by the Speigtetons Fire Company, features a circus act with songs dances and comedy by Troy area entertainers and the Leversee Food Orchestra. Additional dances and outings are organized for April with Mr. McNary named general chairman and Harold Hammon treasurer.

James D. McNary Haimean Leversee Road Miami Beach Speigtetons Fire Company Troy Benjarwin Gotch Deris “Mack Al-Troy Eileen Sitgall Leversee: Food Orchestra Ralph M. Bacon Sroom Anton Hansen McNary Harold Hammon Keileber Frank Langan Ward Ostrander George Frayne Ernest Beary Carl Frite Kenneth Lape Irving C. Dutcher

Rep Clare Boothe Luce Reports on British War Art

Rep. Clare Boothe Luce travels to London by invitation of the British embassy to report on the role of British women in the war. The visit highlights cultural and wartime contributions as she discusses artistic and societal efforts.

Washington GP Clare Boothe Luce R-Conn London

Large Attendance Expected for Troy Chamber Dinner

Reservations are pouring in for the Troy Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at The Heldrick Hudson. Speakers include state comptroller Frank C. Moore and Brig Gen A G Gillespie of Watervliet Arsenal.

Troy Chamber. of Commerce Heldrick Hudsos Frank C. Moore State Comptroller A. G. Gillespie Watervliet Arsenal Gillespie Sesenid Giftessle Tve Carl G. Grimm Chamber of Commerce Ponmdhicee

OPA Reports Fuel Oil Consumption Under 73 Percent

OPA director Lester W. Herzog released a weekly report showing fuel oil use below 73 percent of the allotment for the current heating season in 14 counties. The figures reflect local weather conditions and are issued to help households track ration usage during the shortage.

Lester Wo. Herzog OPA

Committee to Meet About Hendrick Hideaway Lecture

A committee connected with the lecture week at The Hendrick Hideaway, presented by Rev. Harold C. Gardiner of New York, will meet to discuss the program and related arrangements.

Hendrick Harold C. Gardiner New York

Catholic Women’s Service League to Meet Tonight

Under the Catholic Women's Service League auspices a meeting is set for 8 30 pm today at the hotel with Mrs Maurice G Osborne as committee chair.

Catholic Women’s Service League Maurice G. Osborne

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