Eighth Street Girl Injured by Auto
Seven year old Margaret Powell of 462 Eighth Street was treated at Troy Hospital for a bruise above the knee after being struck by a car driven by William F End of 2 Georgian Court on Eighth Street north of Rensselaer Street He said the vehicle owned by Ross Valve Company was moving north on Highth Street and the girl darted from the west curb The accident occurred at 7 15 p m He transported the girl to the hospital and then to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Powell
Eighth Street
Troy Hospital
William F. End
Georgian Court
Rensselaer Street
Central Station
Ross Valve Company, Inc
Oakwood Avenue
Highth Street
Charges of abuse by Sonny Jones called wholly false
Edward R. Finch, former Court of Appeals justice, found Sonny Jones’s abuse allegations untrue after questioning 21 witnesses on the 29th floor of the State Office Building. Finch reported 1,500 witnesses were questioned with only one complaint, and three witnesses said hanging head down from the window was practically impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sonny) Jones
Albany
Araff
George P. Monaghan
Finch
Jones
Sonny Jones
Tynen
Morris Zuckman
Zuckman
Albany County
Albany City and County, Home, Albany and National Savings Bank
First Trust Company
Morris Plan Industrial Bank
Monaghan
Sergt
John F. Kelly
Cohces Police Department
Lawrence J. Ehrhardt
Albany City Comptroller
Dewey
Hiram C Todd
Todd
Art Historian Bertha Taylor To Lecture At Emma Willard
Mrs. Bertha Fanning Taylor art historian will give an illustrated lecture Saturday at Emma Willard School on The Influence of Paris Upon Spanish and American Modern Art. She spent a decade with the Louvre directing a weekly lecture program and exhibited in Paris salons and the Tuileries. She wrote for the Paris edition of the New York Herald Tribune and is active in several art and geographic societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Fanning Taylor
Emma Willard School
Paris
Troy Boys Club Hosts St Patrick Day Party Event
The Troy Boys' Club plans a St Patrick's Day party Wednesday evening under the Women's Auxiliary supervision. Miss Irma MacNaughton’s dance studio will provide entertainment. A Victory Garden kickoff meeting is set for Monday, with plots allocated by card submission at the club office. A 125-strong community sing preceded refreshments, and Grace Bartolomew and Edward Kane led songs. Tournaments in ping pong, checkers, pool, and basketball foul shooting are under way for boys ages 10 to 18 and 14 to 16 in separate divisions, with medals for division winners. Michael J. Mantell is guest of honor at a farewell party at Airport Inn before he ships out with the Merch ant Marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Boys’ Club
Irma Janice MacNaughtons
Troy Boys Club
Victory Garden
Grace Bartolomew
Waterford
Edward A Kane
Gardner H. Patterson
Frederick T. Green
Charles B. Lanyon
Ward Sudden Death Obituary in This City March 2 1944
Nettie F Howe beloved wife of Thomas B Ward mother of Mrs Leon ard F Johnson Margaret F Kataerina M Gertrude E B and Thomas J Ward fC 3 C WS N sister of Mrs James P Noonan Mrs James D Byran and Robert J Howe grandmother of Sharon Ward Funeral from residence 404 Fourth Street Thursday morning at 9 o'clock thence to St Josephs Church where a requiem high mass will be sung at 9 30 Friends are in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Clara Morey
Stephen J. Brown
Danaher
Troy
Onla
Pico
William P. Danaher
U.S. Army
James M. Danaher
Margaret T. Frame
Mary M
James J
U. & Army
Alabama
Daniel P. Danaher
U. S. Army
Third Street
Waterford
St. Mary's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Froy
Dansereau
Alfred
Corrine Boudreau
Alfred, Jr
Lenagowne
Raymond
Camp McCoy
Wis
Daniel Bailey
Oakland
Cal
Alice
Jeanne
Edna
Ruth Dansereau
Albert
Alice Messier
St. John Canada
C. J. Cote
Second Street
St Jean Baptiste Church
Gendron
Cohoez
Emile Gendron
Emma Bourgeois
Conrad Gendron
England
Roland Gendron
Joseph
Charles
Albert Gendron
Cohoes
Rose Elinabeth
Afrita
Dufresne
Main Avenue
Troy Hospital
Fred Kearney
William B. Kearney
Ellen Albert
Fred J Lowe
Fifth Avenue
O Clork
St Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mahoney
Mary Lemke
Florance Mahoney
Willam Snyder
Green Island
Paul Farrell
Portland
Conn
Frank Gordon
Donald Whalen
Frank Mahoney
Pfe
James Mahoney
John Lemke
Waterwiie
Clark and
Meehan
David B. Meehan
Alice Farley
Hoosick Street
Michael
Elrewood
Oakwool Avenue
Frank L Michael
Frederick A. Michael
Moon
Schaghticoke
Helen V. Moon
Ernest Moon
William Moon
James M. McGowan
Madigan
Theresa Feeney
Melrose
St John's Church
Morrissey
John Morrisey
Rensselaer
Margaret Coughlin
Murphy
Waterthet
Mary O'Connor
John F. Murphy
David F John F Daniel
Lawrence Land Pfc
Michael F. Murphy
A. S. Army
John, Burgess
Helen Delehanty
Daniel O'Connor
Parker Bros
Broadway
St. Patrick's Church
Sheehan
Moreh
Grace McNamara
Michael Sheehan
Frank J. Cahill
Anna M. Sheehan
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's Seminary
Ray R. Hancock
Sixth Avenue
St. Bridget's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ward
Nettie F. Howe
Thomas B. Ward
Leonard F. Johnson
Margaret F
Kataerina M
Gertrude EB
Thomas J. Ward
WS. N
James P. Noonan
James D. Byran
Robert J. Howe
Sharon Ward
Fourth Street
St. Joseph's Church
Labor Unions Back Drive of Red Cross
Labor unions pledged full support for the War Fund campaign of the Rensselaer County Chapter American Red Cross. A labor relations committee was formed to aid the campaign. Union leaders include Christopher W Gahooley, George Mallinson, John McManus, and Edward J Sheedy. Women’s division teams exceeded quotas, with Navy officer wives surpassing by 160 percent and Mrs William J McEntry’s Third Ward canvass reaching 118 percent of its quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
War Fund
Rensselaer County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
the Red Cross
Christopher W Gahooley
United Mine Workers of Amerca
George Mallinson
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
John McManus
Typographical Union
Edward J. Sheedy
Bricklayers, Masongs and Plasterers Union
Troy
Navy
R. P. FT
A. D. Bond
William G. Chester
C. B. Ford
Kennedy Creevey
William J. McEntry
Bethlehem Star Chapter Social And Meeting Schedule
Bethlehem Star Chapter held a penny social in the Troy Masonic Temple after a brief meeting. Mrs Edna Willetts and Oliver E Anderson presided with a committee led by Mrs Florence Piper and others. A March 22 meeting was omitted for Mrs Dorothy Connelly’s Albany reception. a new meeting is set for April 12 and a dessert bridge is planned April 18 with Mrs Willetts chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Star Chapter
Troy Masonic Temple
al Buef
Edna Willetts
Oliver E. Anderson
Florence Pieper
Helen Jones
Sarah Stewart
Nellie Founks
Gertrude Woods
Allan Willetts
Albany
Dorothy Connelly
Masonic Temple
Willetts
Sage College Head To Address Club
Miss Helen M. McKinstry president of Russell Sage College will speak on Health in Our Daily Life at the monthly dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at 8:30 p.m. Monday at the YWCA. Miss Florence Bunwell health chairman of the Troy club and resolutions chair of the state organization leads the program. Reports from officers and chairmen will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. McKinstry
Russell Saga College
Business and Professional Women's Club
Florence Bunwell
Troy Club
Youthheld For Posing As Sailor in Troy Impersonation Case
A 1 year old youth identified as Angelo Consolatti of Pittsfield Mass was held by Troy police awaiting FBI inquiry into alleged impersonation of a sailor. He claimed honorable discharges from Navy and Marine Corps and said he bought the uniforms in Pittsfield and Brooklyn while age fabrication aided his claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Marine Corps
Troy
Angelo Consolatti
Jubilee Terrace
Pittsfield
Mass
Joseph P. Shields
Michael J. Kane
Edward J. Houlihan
William E. van Steenberg
Detective Bureau
River Street
Congress Street
Consolatti
Boston
Newark
N. J
Merchant Marine
Brooklyn
Consolatt
Hastings Sermon Frames Lent as Spiritual Battle
Dr Hastings told a union Lenten service at Troy Episcopal Churches that Lent equals marshaling spiritual forces for victory over self. He said Christianity does not promise wealth or health but offers the path to closer relationship with God and benediction, urging peace through Christian means. Rev Clarence W Jones and Rev John Gass led the service at St Pauls and Holy Cross churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott Hastings
Arehdeacon
Clarence W. Jones
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
John Gass
Host. Church
A. Abbott Hastings
D.D
Albany Episcopal Diocese
St. Paul's Church
Hastings
Church of the Holy Cross
OPA Orders Citrus Price Rollback Across Fruits
The OPA announced a price rollback on oranges grapefruit lemons and tangerines to a two dollar and cents basis. Wholesale California oranges see reductions over one dollar per box and the drop will pass to consumers, varying by shipment point in Florida and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
California
Florida
Chiropractor’s Patients Organize Committee to Fight His Draft Rating
More than 100 patients of Dr. A James Siees a Fifth Avenue chiropractor organized last night at The Hendrick Hudson to oppose his draft classification change from 2B to 1A He has not yet been called for induction The Board of Appeals in Albany classified Dr Seeley LA February 8 after Mechanicville board deferred him until July 3% The change followed requests for case histories and personal data and a board vote of 5 0 to nullify deferment"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. James Siees
Hendrick Hudson
Seeley
Board of Appeals At
Albany
Mechanicville
Mechanicville Board
Waterford
Board of Appeals
Albany Board
Appeals Board
Philp Wallace
Troy
Mechaniceville
Saratoga Father of 13 Deferred
Wallace G Gailor of Saratoga Springs, father of 43 children, 11 dependents, was granted an occupational deferment by the Saratoga Springs Board 363 after passing a physical and being accepted for Army service. His employer Independent Coal Co sponsored the deferment. A seven-member patients committee lobbied Mechanicville Board, urging action to protect health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace G. Gailor
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs Board
The
Independent Coal Co
Troy High War Stamp Week Ends With Key Auction Event
Troy High School pupils raised the $1,500 War Stamp goal during War Stamp Week. A noon auction saw Max Hauenstein’s still life sell for 100 dollars and a found pen bring 30 dollars amid lively bidding led by Arthur Stuarts Jr. Harry Dookiagian won the pen for a classmate. The day featured a faculty basketball game ending in a 46 to 46 tie and tomorrow’s events include a Dr. I Q Quiz show and a student dance. The week concludes with a Troy High and C H S basketball game Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
Francine Levi
Max Hauenstein
Pratt Institute of Fine Arts
New York
Lost and Found
Arthur Stuarts, Jr
Harry Dookiagian
Sonja Karian
Troy High- C. C H. S
Miracle Drug Rushed to Two Patients
Troopers rushed penicillin to two patients in separate towns after physicians requested aid from the State Police Bureau. At Glens Falls Hospital a child needed treatment, while Margaretville Hospital received the drug for a meningitis patient. The medicine traveled from Bayer in Rensselaer to Glens Falls and to Margaretville via Troops G and C with relays through Richmondville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hudson Falls
Glens Falls Hospital
Margaretville Hospital
Cobleskill
Bayer Chemical Co
Rensselaer
Richmondville
Siidney
Margaretville
Farewell Party Honors Frank McGrath Before Army Service
Frank McGrath, manager of Stickelmyer's Restaurant, was guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by friends Tuesday at the restaurant. Patrick Cleary organized the affair with entertainment by Edward Dalton, Dan Clancy, and the Tunnell quartet, and James Larkin acted as toastmaster presenting the guest with a purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGrath
Stickelmyer’s
Patrick Cleary
Edward Dalton
Dan Clancy
Tunnell
James Larkin
State's Farmers Told Workers Will Not Be Lacking
New York State farmers were promised by Anna Rosenberg that labor would not be lacking this year. The telegram to Albany urged farmers to plan to the limit and notify the United States Employment Service of anticipated labor needs. Polson forecast 140000 seasonal workers, with 6000 additional able bodied men at peak season. Hurd urged enrolling more than 33500 youths in the Farm Cadet Victory Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Anna Rosenberg
War Manpower Commission
United States Employment Service
Albany
New Yorks
Robert A Polson
T. N Hurd
State Farm Manpower Service
Farm Cadet Victory Corps
D H Meehan Tax Expert Dies At Home
David H Meehan a noted tax expert and consultant died at his home 313 Hoosick Street after years of poor health He had led a private tax practice for 13 years and previously served as a field tax expert for the Bureau of Internal Revenue He was born in Lansingburg worked for General Electric and lived in Hoosick Street The sole survivor is his wife Alice Farley Funeral will be held from the home Saturday morning then from Our Lady of Victory Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Meehan
Hoosick Street
Mr. Meehan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Albany
General Electric Co
Meehan
Lansingburg
David
Rosa McConville Meehan
Our Lady of Victory Church
Holy Name Society
Troy Lodge of
Ellis
Alice Farley
Our Lady of Victory Churea
Troy Elks to Honour Dr. J Edward Gallico
Plans for a testimonial honoring Dr Edward Gallico, recently voted honorary iafo member in Troy Lodge of Elks, will be made at the Hodge 100ms meeting at 8 pm tonight. The testimonial is set for March 30 and tonight’s meeting dedicates Major Landster McCnesney, in service as a Troy attorney. A scroll inscribed with his brother Ellis’s name will be sent to the Major. Reservations for the Indoor Bowling outing at the lodge rooms Saturday close tonight, chairman Charles Alber announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gallico
Iafo
Troy Lodge of Elks
Hodge
Landster McCnesney
Troy
Ellis
Charles Alber
Orthodox Brotherhood To See War Film at Beth Israel
The Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood will screen an official government war movie at 3 pm Monday at Beth Israel Synagogue River Street. Joseph T Sproule of Trey High School will operate the projector. Refreshments arranged by committee including Benjamin Vinko Albert Stanager Jack Weinstein and Reuben D Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood
Beth Israel
River Street
Brotherhood
Joseph T Sproule
Trey High School
Benjamin Viniko
Albert Stanager
Jack Weinstein
Reuben D Cohen
Cohen
Searle Addresses Troy Lions on Overseas Duty
Major George M. Searle deputy inspector of the State Police B.C. recently returned from overseas duty addressed the Troy Lions Club at their noon meeting. Mayor Joan J. Ahern will be the guest speaker at next Wednesday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Searle
State Police
B.C
Troy Lions Club
Joan J. Ahern
Cassidy Held To Answer Federal Count In NY Indictment
Robert L Cassidy known as Castle, 49, faced a federal indictment in Albany after a Boston appearance to resist extradition. Federal agents testified he impersonated a FHA agent to defraud Northern New York residents of about 335,000. Local prosecutors seek to have the New York case take precedence, with extradition arranged via Governor Dewey if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Federal Housing Administration
Robdert L Cassidy
United States
Boston
Albany
EBIL
Cassidy
Robert L. Castle
FHA
New York
William C. Rogers
Castle
Edward Esmith
Stephentown
Castle Robert T Murray
Dist Alio
Castles
Washington
Rensselaer
Sno
Wiles
Timothy Lo Collings
Tial Hee
Daughters of America Plan Ravena Meeting
Preliminary plans for a Ravena district meeting on May 18 were mapped by the Daughters of America at new meeting quarters in the Chasan Building. Attendees from Troop Albans Ravena and others were noted with State Council Margaret Wake of North Ireland and Algime sessions. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Malvina Hourgehburg Mrs Mazel Martin Mrs Ellen Steele Mrs Myrtie Ussald Miss Anna Ennis and Mrs Demers. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mary Storm Miss Ruth Craver and Miss Estelle Craver. Mrs Bertha Simpkins presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravena
Liberty Council
Daughters of Amerva
Chasan Huildings
Fourth Street
Delez Vies
Tro. Albans
Bs State Cousan
Margaret Wake
North
Irenowands Alagime
Malvina Hourgehburg
Mazel Martin
Ellen Steele
Two Tied for Lead in Elks Cribbage League
The Troy Lodge of Elks Cribbage League reports a tie for first between Flank Bleau and John Cullitton with 5 and 8 games won respectively and BW losses. Other standings include Charles Gillie 52 36, John Ruddy 48 40, Edwin Myers 47 41, George Hourigan 46 42, M Jo Kling 48 45, J Henry Hepp 40 17, William Kans 40 17, William Fancher 37 51, William McGrane 7 51, and Daniel Hurley 22 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Lodge of Elks
William McGrane
Daniel Hurley
Taxis Must Introduce Group Riding in Troy
The Office of Defense Transportation pressed Troy taxi operators to adopt group riding to conserve scarce cars. A meeting at The Hotel Troy outlined new rules, including visible taxi markings, official-use only vehicles, and a ten mile city limit with emergency long trips. Operators to form a committee to implement the plan and coordinate prebooked calls for pooling riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
Troy
Trovgo
William Hoeng
ODT
Ca. Conservation
Albany
Ali Taxig
Route Listed For Paper Collection
Scrap paper collection resumes Saturday at 9 am in city zones 1 through 6. Residents must tie magazines and newspapers, pack other paper in cartons, and place bundles on the curb Saturday morning in designated zones from Hoosick Street to city lines and along Pawling and Madison corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Hoosick and
Eighth Streets
Hoosick
17Th
City Fine
Burdett Avenue
Ferry
Congress Streets
Ith Streets
Syeaway
Hoosick Street
Congress
15Th Streets
Brunswick Road
Farnam Steamer House
Spring
Pawling Avenues
Pawling Avenue
Pawling
Spring Avenues
Madison Street
Madison
Double Funeral Held For Whitehall Couple
Double funeral services were held at 2 pm yesterday for Mr and Mrs Coaries Shaeffer of Whitehall who died three days apart. Rev Coates BE HL conducted for Mr Shaeffer and Rev Luther A Brown conducted for Mrs Shaeffer. Bearers were Robert McDonoud Adolphus Lowel Charles Butcher and Walter Haffner for Mr Shaeffer and Albert Walrame Fred Rail Frank Van Volnenburgn James HH for Mrs Shaeffer. They were laid to rest at Balston Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaries Shaeffer
Whitehall
Coates BE. Hl
Christ Church
Shaeffer
Luther A. Brown
Methodist Church
M Shaeffer
Robert McDonoud Adolphus Lowel
Charles Butcher
Walter Haffner
Alpert Walrame
Fred Rail
Frank van Volnenburgn
James HH
Wrohk
Meri Balston Cemetery
Brunswick Board Warns Dog Owners
Brunswick Town Board warns owners of unlicensed dogs that fines and penalties will follow for oxsnets of unlicensed pets. A dog census shows many dogs remain unlicensed and summons will be served. Owners face court costs a fine and license or loss of the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Town Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy Record
Troy, N
Marie Jones
Edwin
Willard
Stephen J O'Nell
Dora
James T. Doran
Robert Arthur
Doran
Eleanor Louise Cureton
Columbia
S.C Stoliker
SS Josephs Maternity Hospital
John Stoker
Stoliker
Catherine O'Brien
Bertha F. Taylor
Emma Willard
Troy Boys
Michael J. Mantell
Airport Inn
Sage College
Dr. Hastings
Saratoga
Miracle Drug
D. H. Meehan
Troy Elks
J. Edward Gallico
Orthodox Brotherhood
Major Searle
Daughters of America Plan
Elks Cribbage League
Brunswick Board
Daniel J. Michel
Jacob Street
Neweparer
Hivl
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