Minkoff Named Valedictorian at Columbia School
Robert Minkoff was named valedictorian at Columbia High School in Greenbush. Wilkin Hodloger was named salutatorian as the recent student awards were announced locally.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1947
Page
8
Robert Minkoff was named valedictorian at Columbia High School in Greenbush. Wilkin Hodloger was named salutatorian as the recent student awards were announced locally.
The article lists top seniors including Mia and Mia Banc i Minteagt, Hettinger, Hetlinge, and Grice Leene, detailing college plans at Syracuse University and active roles as football and basketball managers. It notes student leaders on the senior election board and involvement in clubs like the debate team and mitigation group.
Mayor Ahern attacked the federal agency over delays in the Hoosjek Street public housing project, citing red tape and bungling. He cited notices of material availability and promised completion if the city funds and completes the site, while noting repeated delays despite meetings with federal officials.
Annual meeting of the Reserve Officers Association district to be held Wednesday March 49 at KC Troy City Assembly Hall starting 11 pm with a 6 40 pm dinner. Speakers include Lt John Hien commandant at Watervliet Arsenal and Col Edward L Case. Officers to be elected and constitution and by laws to be considered for adoption.
A frank statement urges homeowners to consult an electrician about simple wiring additions. It notes frequent fuse blowing flickering lights and slow heating appliances. The message suggests wiring already prepared for current devices and ready for future ones on the want list.
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The Weekly Out of the Comte Aub summarizes a spring gathering at Community Cul with past presidents, officers, and new members noted. Includes nominations, reports on intramural basketball standings, charity roll call contributions, planned fashion show, and church and lodge events.
An investigation followed a collision near Bakers Basin five miles east of Tienton where a Bennay iin train and a light delivery truck collided killing two occupants. The wreck occurred about 7 o'clock Friday night causing two hours of traffic delays while the scene was cleared.
February fire department figures show 11 firefighters on duty with 9 alarms and 32 minutes of response time spent in January. The report notes 39 fire alarm calls, 2 mutual aid incidents, and 900 feet of hose deployed. Also recorded are 983 feet of ladders used and 90 percent of turnout gear inspected.
A report notes clerks electing a new convention leadership amid tension over aims and funding. Details reference a June and July 1919 schedule with plans for a public session to discuss staffing and operations.
The committee planning the banquet met Wednesday at 130 pm in the Sue room to discuss event plans. Various judges of the Court of Appeals Appellate Division were invited, along with members of the county bar association. The committee includes G Calffith Kaye Cintieman and others.
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