Hoosick Falls Veteran Sole Nominee Declared By Citizens Party
Local veteran and former president John Shea endorses Capt. Stanley Ford as the sole nominee for village trustees. He condemns the Progressive Party slate and urges voters to back Ford, praising him as a deserving war veteran while opposing other Citizens' Party candidates.
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John 3
Khe
Hoosick Pls
Police
My. Shea
Shea
Stanley Pord
Progressive Party
Alleguinee
Captain Ford
Ioosivk Falls
Vanrse
Shep Stiles
Martin Omalles
John Melean
Y. Brij Shaw
Citizens’ Party
Florida fishing reports highlight Fort Lauderdale dolphin catch
Area residents Aligivst Lemie Henry Blenly and Chace J Hollix at Eagle Mills and Robert Long of Watervliet report good luck off Fort Lauderdale Florida. A Fort Lauderdale paper notes Tuna’s arrival with Captain Gus Lambery and an eight dolphin weighing 21 pounds. Hs L A Abbey of Schenectady wins weekly literary prize. Fish caught by a woman in the seventh round white martin.
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Aligivst Lemie
Thie City
Henry Blenly
Chace J. Hollix
Eagle Mills
Robert Long
Watervliet
Fort Lauderdale
Cipl
Gus Lambery
Gatt Eight Dolphin
Hs. L. A. Abbey
Schenectady
Lierar
Weeman
White Martin
Urging U S Academy for Public Service and World Leadership
Lt. Guy and R. Hantey urged creation of a U S academy for public service similar to West Point at a meeting of the Teachers' Association of Rensselaer County. They argued diplomats lack formal training and national leadership hinges on trained personnel, warning against neglecting youth and the need to prepare future presidents and governors.
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Red Cross
Home Service Bureau
Rensselaer County
The
Troy Y.W.C. A
Mary James
North Atlantic Area
Marie C. Spain
West Point
Lair
Guy
Due R. Hantey
Tle
Teachers’ Association
Jack
Hantey
Democrats Oppose Child Care Change
Albany-Dinny legislators challenge Gov. Thomas Dinvey on a proposed War Council controlled Youth Commission. They warn the plan could derail funding and administration. An estimated 2,000,000 additional appropriation is needed versus the governors 1,000,000 proposed increase. The commission faces scrutiny over its role and juvenile matters.
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Albany
Dinny
Gov. Thomas
Dinvey
Wa Council
Star Youth Commission
Artie Wachvel
Ine
Ciovernors
Howeven
Youth Commission
Greenwich and Granville Surrogate Court Proceedings Summary
Washington County Surrogate's Court files list multiple estate actions across Greenwich, Granville, and White Creek. Entries include letters testamentary or administration issued to named executors, probate of wills, orders for appraisals, and adjournments to March 12. Names include Lawrence Jennings, Mary McClark, Jane Shaw, Ada Noted, Deborah Goldberg, Elizabeth Paul, Barbara Prasey, David Morris, Thomas Walsh, May Howarth Vercherexu, and others.
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Anong
Tatate
Lawrence J. Jennings
Kingsbury
Grey
HK County
Mary McClark
Creginwichs
Marehy
Salem
Este
Jane Shaw
Sutgat
Aetley
Piiteha
Greenwich
John W. Hrntehard
Deborah M. Goldberg
Helen Unterberg
William P. Goldberg
John Woarataly
Breenwichs
Etutan
William
Thomas J. Walsh
Granville
Howarth Vercherexu
Eatales
Peborsh
F Granville
Krank E. Hauthaway
Juha
Jtcln
G. McDougan
Ashley PF Pritchy
Elizabeth Frisge Williams
Giane
Catharine A. Sullivan
White Creek
Doris Jean
M. Evans
Grany F. Dolphin
King of
Edgar &. Mills
Fort Rd
Wills admitted for three county residents in Rensselaer
Judge Perobates oversees three county wills filed in Rensselaer County. Papers show Phoebe Teal, Lena Mayer, and Margaret Signe leaving estates over 35,000 real and personal. Cher ry Plain residence and household goods go to Teal’s husband and son, with others sharing property and cash bequests. Attorneys Kesney & Kenney and Wager handle matters.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J. Dongtine
J. Donohue
Ace Drew
Phoebe Teal
Berlin
Margaret B. Signe
Lena Mayer
Aka
Teal
Chaples
Cherry Plain
Henry A. Teal
West Sand Lake
Valening Teal
Cheesy Phan
Re Pon
Murcarel St. Hudders
Floral Park Chester
Wague
Aturney
Lend Mayer
Panees
Poelinns
Cora M. Mayer
Selle Mayer
Charles A. Mayers
Troy
Wager
Troy Roadside Walks Plan On Albany Highway
A proposal outlines new sidewalks along Troy Road in Albany area to improve pedestrian safety. Estimates range from $10,000 to $50,000 with four foot wide walkways to be constructed pending highway improvements. Authorities emphasize coordination with public works to align the project with broader road upgrades.
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Troy-Senenen
Troy-Sehenentady
Troy
Suspected Narcotics Case Ends in Probation for Local Man
A local man pleaded guilty in federal court on Tuesday to drug charges. He received two years probation after a suspended sentence. The case involved alleged possession and distribution of controlled substances linked to a city resident named Edward Ranpleon and a Tennessee figure, with details dispersed in the fragmented OCR text.
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Frank Fe, McTonough
Veteiven
Sentance
Iedge
Edward Ranpleon
View Latinghe
Trehe Willams
Mare, Mahal
March Draft Contingents Gathered in Troy Listing Units
A chaotic OCR text describes Troy draft contingents leaving for induction, listing multiple boards and numerous individuals by name. It notes preinduction groups and transfers among boards, with scattered details about personnel credited to various units and a few returning service members. The fragmentary, heavily garbled text names many persons and board numbers without coherent narrative.
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Lin Beard Ai
Kereig
Alfred
Joseph H. Schongit
Harold J. Shiela
Inder
Donald. Dougles
K. Miller
Frank &. Ashdown
Alga
Frederick C. Paterson, Jr
Shunk
John H. Christopher, Jr
Tale Eb
Heimburg
Board 80
Jenny Renna
John ¥. Rosche
Voolingen
Louis PL
Valente
Anthony L. Delusin
Meer
Norman Whi Willian E. Maloney
Paul J. Suutmly
Jone PL
Geourt Ins
Edward Gillis
Ernest C. Pusgzaretth
Stanley
Caple
Edward
Wetherhold
Mirren
Cin HL
Storm
Richard Ms
Gordon
Men
Patteysan
James ML
Mayor Seeks Women for National Prayer Day Observance
City officials urge women to attend a nationwide prayer day, featuring remarks by Mayor John J. Alero and spiritual leaders. The event focuses on unity, faith, and resilience amid social and economic strain, with plans for a peaceful, solemn gathering at Denyer Square.
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John J. Alero
Denyer
Chueh
Wall Street
IMM
Meiguliot Straight Transfers and Prednduction Con
IncompleteOCR listing names and mentions transfers among individuals including Howard Mi, Richard A. Lammert, Theodore Koblish, James J. Whitwell Jr, and others. Sparse readable fragments suggest a roster or transfer notice with multiple personal names and unclear context.
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Hatin
Howard Mi. Dinowll
Richard A. Lammert
Winhl
Theodore Koblish
Tobert J. Tomplin
Stephen Panete
James J. Whitwell, Jr
Joseph. P. Milonaky
Steele Andrews
Ruulodph Wil
Benuinin BE
Boavin
James HW
Finley
Delay in Will Case Delays Jury Presentation
In Albany County Surrogate's Court a delay in the presentation of the $100,000 will of Mhonud Horton postponed the jury verdict. Attorney for the objectors, Dotha Peter, presented testimony while George Horton’s counsel contested the will.
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Atttorney
Mhonud Horton
Surrogace
Gault
Albany County
Dotha Peter
Fae George Horton
Lia
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