Pin Point Light Aids Science And Photography
A report from the Optical Society of America describes a pin point light device that magnifies with sharp definition and can project a picture on a screen without a lens. The lamp uses a steel tip heated by current, emits intense glow, and concentrates light in a narrow beam suitable for scientific and photographic work.
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Claveland
Optical Society of America
Hunp
Mindy
W. D. Bueldingham
GR. Delhert
Western Union Telraps Co
Walon Min
Tie Ameter
Hecht
Plans for New High School Auditorium at Tray Burdett Winbus
Frank J. Moran, local architect, unveils preliminary plans for a large high school complex to serve 2,000 attendees with a dual use auditorium and gymnasiums. The project includes a swimming pool, cafeteria, expansive grounds, ample parking, and future expansion, built in brick and stone with simple exterior design. Mayor John J. Ahern, Superintendent George H. Krug, and faculty discussed layout and department placement in meetings with Moran.
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Thoy Jugu
Frank J. Morgan
Tray. Senne
Burdett
Winbus Avehuees
Huktiday
Frank J. Morwan
Ing
Devign
Schoa
Auditorine
Morgan Willy
Freedom
Board of Education
John J. Ahern
George H. Krug
Mike
Local Notes and Delays From Whitehall District
Whitehall Mrs Paul Ames admitted to Glens Hall Hospital for dega treatment. Birthday party and auxiliary meeting of the American Legion postponed indefinitely. Mr Flore Hillis left for Duluth to visit daughter Mrs Ivan Sullivan for several weeks. About 3 000 gal pours in the United States now versus 200 in 1914.
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Paul Ames
Champlain Avenue
Glens Hally Hospital
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Flore Hillis
Whitehall Granville Road
Dulivt
Ivan Sulliven
George Decker Minstrel Star Dies in Florida
George W. Decker age 87 a famed minstrel star died suddenly Friday at Elks Home Camp Florida after moving from Albany to escape severe weather. He had worked with Neil O Brien Minstrels in Troy and later starred in various shows across the state and served as master of ceremonies. Survived by wife Flam encus Decker four brothers and a stepfather, with home at 58 West Street Albany.
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George W. Deckpe
la Salle Institute
Air Troy Cha
the Elks
Mome
Campn
Hind Gan
Florida
Albany
Decker
Manny
Neil O'Brim
O. Anu
Cis
Can
Troy
Sunual
Hand of Cyprus Temple of the Shrine
Albany Lodge of Elks
West Street
Flamencus, Decker
Harry
William Maytot
Patton Will Leaves Estate To His Children
Gen George Patton Jr died December 21 in Germany from traffic injuries. His will, dated May 17 1941 at Fort Benning Georgia, leaves the estate in excess of 10 000 dollars to his children Joe Waters Ruth Ely Patton Totten and George Patton Palmerard. His widow Beatrice Patton is to receive all personal effects. Probat filed by sister Anne W Patton of San Marino California.
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Angeles
George
Paton, Jr
Germany
Anne W. Patton
Sen Marino
Tate
Joe
Bea Ot. Waters
Ruth Ely Patton Totten
Washington, D.C
Pale Lon
Ard
West Point Ender
Beatrice
Fort Benning
Schuylerville Events and Fire Alarm News Span Schuylerville
A chaotic page of village notices spans a meeting by the Town Board in Schuylerville, Knights activities, and a March 20 Stay of the Hudson Chapter event. Fire alarms caused minor disruption around 12:20 on Thursday, traced to a short circus. The town board approved voting machine use in Schuylerville. Final items cover a Knights of Columbus breakfast, memorial services for fallen soldiers, and a Saluyloryville Garden Club discussion on village plans and shrubbery replacement. Community organizers include Jeremiah Sullivan, T. OBrien, and Frank Shinn.
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Hudson
Josaph A. Turratle
Knights of Columbuts
O'Brien's
Tohsum
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Willy
Mary Cem Munton
Jeremiah J. Sulivan
Td. O'Brien
Frank Shinn
Iia Projets
Beruttty
Saluylorville Garden Club
Mame Tarvey
Whortos
Andrew J. Smith Named President Veterans' Group
Andrew J. Smith was named president of the Lansingburg war veterans group. Officers include Naanan Bentaon as vice president and William Ditseh as secretary, with George D. MacCulleen as financial secretary and Jatt Lindsay as treasurer. A three man finance committee was formed, and a five member board of directors was named from the three wards.
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Permangal
Lansingburg War Veterans
Addrew J. Smith
Naanan Bentaon
Willian
Ditseh
George D. MacCulleen
Lercial
Jatt Lindsay
Beeter
Idan 7
David Miler
Giteford Marlene Tueur
Gratty
Veteran Troy Produce Dealer Dies
Russell Manton longtime Troy produce dealer and skater died at 403 Spring Avenue after a brief illness. He ran a wholesale produce company at the public market for about a century and led the Troy Arc speed skating team. Survivors include his wife Anna and three sons. Funeral plans announced from Morrison Funeral Home with services at St. John's Church.
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Th Manton
Witylagite
SA Yunis
Supryite Uguri Duntley Pureedd
Russell
Batista
Spring Avennia
Manton
Troy Arcs
Anna G. Bohne
John H. Manton
Raymond A. Manton
Thomas Manton
Wroys Three Datychlere
Mia
Leonard Blinon
Robert Wilson
Tray
Anthony DtAgeostinn
Wilterviiel
Mise
Munton
Pan
Morrie Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Ane
St. John's Church
Titorment
Eletwood Hms Cemetery
Britain Faces Worsening Youth Shortage, Warns Morrison
London dispatch reports Herbert Morrison warns Britain will face a growing shortage of youths as birth rates decline. He notes fewer people under 20 now than in 1919 and predicts continuing decline in ages 20 to 40, urging government action to avoid wasted potential and ensure employment opportunities for the young.
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London
Britain
Herbert Morrison
The
Cose
Imre
Albany Labor Man Selected by Dewey
Varad bin over Albany secretary of the State federation of labor was appointed by Governor Munsey to the State death preparedness Commission, succeeding Vincent J. Perris. The commission is preparing a long health program for submission to the Legislature. The annual U.S. production of Swiss cheese amounts to 40,090,000 pounds.
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Varad Binover
Albany
State Federation of Later
Wee
Byl
Muney
Vincent J. Perris
New York
Legi
U.S
Suspended Sentence in Labor Case Involving Minors
Matthew Ratan faced a suspended sentence in a labor case connected to employing minors at a bowling alley. Judge Patlea Court ordered a $60 fine for the violat ion, and Hulizan pleaded guilty to a labor law violation. The case centered on forbidden employment of underage workers.
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Matthew Ratan
Alphy Mevrentign
ING
Nhanna Corton
Cunoten
Polo Court
Rhoniad
Yao O'Connoy
Patlea
Hulizan
Vathe Tlon
Levitos
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Pin Point
Patsy Bays
Bob Miah Upsan
Clleg
Popatur
Signe One Patty’s
Hooshge
Whitehall
United States
New York State
State Department of Commerce
Beil
Bae AL
True
George Decker
Minstrel
Patton
Schuyterville
Andrew J. Smith
Veterans’ Group
Great Britain
Dewey
Lvn
Gumr
Beth
New Hubbin Whider Hk
New
Dae
Tri-City Sewing Machine Co
Fourth St
Tel
H. Hil'l CO
Broadway Np
Postaffice
N. Y
Pioneer
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Mutual Savings and Loan Association
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