Cohoes Company Receives Satisfactory Drill Inspection
Lt Col Paul M Cairns and Capt William D Sandhin led a drill inspection at Cohoes Armory for Company B 100th Infantry. Training covered military courtesy discipline marksmanship rifle technique observers training and specialists. Payroll for the three months ending March 1 has been compiled and sent to Brooklyn.
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100Th Infantry
Cohoes
Paul M. Cairns
Troy
Cairns
Bia
William D. Sandhin
Virgil Prevost
U. S. Army
Brooklyn
Y W C A Sets Dates For Three Events In Cohoes
The Cohoes YWCA board set dates for three events including a Lenten service on March 18 at 3 p.m. with First Methodist Church hosting worship and St. John’s Episcopal Church hosting tea. Tea coordinators are Mrs. Fred Clute and Mrs. Mertil Welchow. Budget of 149 adopted after review by Mrs. Robert Manion.
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Cohoes Young Women's Christian Association
Mohawk Street
First Methodist Church
St. John's Episcopal Church
Fred Clute
Mertil Welchow
Board of Directors
Wy.wca
William Carey
Robert Manion
Cochairman
Finance Committee
Chapter To Confer Two Masonic Degrees
Cohoes Chapter R A M will confer the mark master and past master degrees at a convocation tomorrow night in the Masonic Temple. Richard Ellett leads the mark master degree and Alfred Stewart Acribe directs the past master degree. Refreshments and a business meeting follow the degree work. The Ladies Night Out Club at the Cohoes T V C A started a project making chamois skin gloves with Mrs John Boyd in charge of instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
R. A
Masonic Temple
Richard Ellett
King
Alfred Stewart Acribe
Cohoes TV CA
Mra
John Boyd
iT B Morrison Dies At Cohoes After Illness
Thomas B Morrison a longtime Cohoes businessman died after brief illness at his home 719 Ontarto Street He was born in Cohoes and lived there his whole life He managed Lewis Store and later Oneida Market before retiring five years ago He was active in St Bernard Church Cohoes Council Knights of Columbus and served as worthy comptroller of Cohoes Assembly Fourth Degree KC He is survived by a daughter Dorothy and sister Margaret Funeral from his residence Thursday at 9 am and 9 30 am from St Bernard Church with solemn mass Interment at St Agnes Cemetery Menands
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Thomas B. Morrison
Cohoes
Ontarto Street
Mr. Morrison
Lawis
Remsen Street
Oneida
Morrison
St Bernard's Church
Coheen Council
Knights, of Columbus
Ada Beausoleil Fredette
Pet Merchants Bureau
George C. Fredette
Geneat & Sorel
White Lancaster Street
Troy
Lfe
St. Joseph’s Church
Edna Fredette
Buffalo
Gerald Lanczak
Kenneth O’melia
George C. Fredette, Jr
Camille J
Thomas F
Robert Big
Lawrence J. Fredette
Joseph Beaundleil
Hudson Falla
Muabuly
Looby & Son Funeral
St Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Florence Stimson Stiles
Peter M. Stiles
James
Calkins & Son
Mohawk Stree
Clarence L. Hoch
First Methodist Church
Donald R. Lewis
Grace Methodist Church
William W. Reynolds
Iver] Carlson
Andrew Will
Charles. Wheeler
John Burgher
Harold W. Bennett
Alibany Rural Cemetery
Margaret A. Towle
Edward J. Stanton
Columbia Street
St. Agnes’ Church
Paul J. Keeshan
James Cox
James O’brien
Theodore Kalski
Frank Gruba
John Krutka
Joseph A. Franklin
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Coloes
Eva Passenno Spenard
John. J.spenard
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph H. Pelletier
Leo H. Paradis
Harvey L. Desautels
George Spenard
Frank Tatreavit
Alfred
Frank Durivage
Fathers Paradise and
Desautelx
St Joseph's Cemetery
Obituary notices cut across multiple Cohoes families
Obituaries and funeral notices list the deaths and services for residents of Cohoes and surrounding areas. Included are Florence Stimson Stiles, Miss Margaret Towle, Mrs Eva Passenno Spenard, and Mrs Ada Beausoleil Fredette among others, with details on funeral homes, churches, interment, and family survivors. The text notes associated bylaw discussions and director appointments for a local merchants bureau.
Two Cars Damaged in Cohoes Collision
Two cars sustained minor damage in a collision at North Mohave and Viet Street yesterday morning. Owners were Paulo R Frament of 38 Erie Street and William Therrien of R D 1 Cohoes. No injuries reported. Therrien claimed he halted at officer direction. Frament said Therrien stopped suddenly, causing Frament to skid on ice and strike Therrien’s rear.
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North Mohave
Viet Street
Paulo R Frament
Erie Street
Cohoes
William’ Therrien
R.D. 1
Cohoes Neith
Therrien
Frament
Yherrien
Cohoes Legion Post Plans Induction of New Members
E T Ruane Post American Legion Cohoes discussed early summer induction plans with a committee to be named at April meeting. William Sm1 presided in commander absent. Also noted Condon Civil Service bill and social hour after meeting. Firefighters called to Ogden Mills on Ontario Street when sprinkler released by sprinkler system repair.
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E. T. Ruane
American Legion
Cohoes
Oneida Street
First Baptist Church
Ogden Mills
Ontario Street
Methodist Women Plan Family Night Supper
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church hosts a Family Night supper in the church parlors tomorrow at 6 30 p m Rev Clarence L Hoch pastor will speak and Mrs Arthur Jackson leads the devotional period The arrangements committee includes Mrs Florence Bertr...
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Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Clarence L. Hoch
Arthur Jackson
Florence Bertrand
Ernest Ferres
Jackson
Roy Reeve T
James Wilcox
Rotary To Meet With Business Women's Club
The Cohoes Rotary Club and the Business and Professional Women's Club plan a joint meeting on Monday March 21 at Van Schaick Island Country Club. Principal speaker will be Miss Margaret Barnard district 3 director of the New York State BPW Clubs. Mrs Thomas Leonard chairs the entertainment committee and Mrs Ethel Brown presides as president.
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Cohoes
British Firms Fight Nationalization Campaign Across Industries
The National Union of Manufacturers, 7 040 strong, campaigns against nationalization after a labor government since 1945 has nationalized railroads mines cables electricity and steel. Sir Patrick Hannon, union president and Conservative MP, argues free enterprise fuels progress and the drive may run through June.
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Britain
Patrick Hannon
Unemployment Ranks Increase In India
New Delhi reports a rise in job seekers as the government employment service logs 871000 registrations in 1948 versus 620000 in 1947. Officials cite economic stagnation, industrial retrenchment, and transport shortages as key factors.
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India
New Delhi
Employment Service Organization
IM7
Oficiamn
Invasion Of Giant Snails Threatens U S Agriculture
The article cites BR Tucker Abbott describing giant snails with nine inch shells menacing crops in the United States. It notes sightings in California and potential spread to Florida and Cuba, with Navy and scientific efforts to halt the invasion and study snail parasites.
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New York
Anmerica
Far East
Current “Natural History
Tucker Abbott
Museu
San Pedro
California
Anny
Florida
Cuba
National Research Council
Abbott
Navy
Ofice
Francia X Williams
Africa
Madagascar
Lot Afauritius
Calcutta
Malaya
China
Hawaii
English hospitals used tile wall covering to improve sanitation
English hospitals adopted tile wall coverings to improve sanitation over 73 years ago. The curb in cleanliness reflected early 20th century efforts to reduce infection and improve patient care in medical facilities.
Saarlanders or Germans Who Are the Saarlanders
The Saar region’s 900000 German speakers are treated as Saarlanders a distinct autonomous group by France under High Commissioner Grandval and face distrust from many Germans. With no customs between France and the Saar and strong French economic influence smuggling rises as controls tighten and new arrivals need ration cards.
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Saarbrucken
Saar Ledustrial Belt
Europe
France
Jgobert Grandval
Saar
Germany
Ruhr
Dasselfort
Easen
John
Yrancs
Saarland
Iiegal
Singapore Municipal Commission Purchases British Cement
The Singapore municipal commission voted 10 to 4 to buy 16 000 dollars worth of British cement though a cheaper Japanese option existed. A member warned exclusive British sourcing could cede pricing to empire merchants, while A F P Rajah argued against spending for patriotism amid prewar preference trends during a Japanese boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Municipal Commission
A. F P. Rajah
Empire Foods
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River St
Koowo Ag
Ierce
Eczema
Rouen
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Insay
Preston
Mecuars
Roman Johnson
Helen Sophie Barr
St. Michael's Church
Andrew Barr
Page Avenue
Casimir Johnson
R.D. 2
Mechanicville
Y.W.C.A
Bank OF Waterford
Wembep
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Waterford, N. Y
It. B. Morrison
Ilness
Grand Street
Seventh Avenue
Troy Police Traffic School
Santspree
Merchant Bureau
Leen
Andrew Jantspree
Vincent Dotter
James Lynet
The
Cohoes American
Cohoes Legion Post
Dick Turner
Mr. Clesson
Mr. Gleason
Methodist
Rotary
London
National Union of Manufacturers
Nationalizaton
U.S
Clayton E. Flint
J.J. Dooley Sons, Inc. Building Supplies Coal — Oil Contracting
White ST. Comoes
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D
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