Five Trojans To Receive Degrees This Evening
Five Troy podiatrists will receive doctorates in pediatrics at Long Island University this evening. The new doctors are Dr. John H. Lawter Dr. Joke of Robe Francis Schwarz Edward J. Mizehan and James H. Cashwan. A diploma ceremony will be led by Dr. Reuben H. Grass with an address by honorary dean Dr. M. J. Lewis.
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Troy
Long Island University
Institute
Toot Elinics
New York
John H. Lawter
Joke
Robe
Francis & Schwarz
Edward J
Settlement Ends Auto Death Action in Hoosick Falls
Charles H. Telford of Cambridge administrator for Robert A. McArthur’s estate settles with Dominick V. Carelli of Hoosick Falls for 1750. McArthur was fatally injured Jan 4 1944 when struck by Carelli’s car in Hoosick Falls. Telford authorized to sue Carelli. another aunt, Anna M. Wilson of Greenwich, is named. A county paper notes the compromise and the Supreme Court action against Carelli has been discontinued.
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Charles H. Telford
Cambridge
Robert A. McArthur
Hoosick Walls
Dominick V. Carelli
Hoosick Falls
Rave Drew
Lawton &. Scott
Mrr. McArthur
Carelli
Ottarning
Telford
Anna M. Wilson
Greenwich
Surrogate
Acton
Supreme Court
Old Tavern Burns in Plainfield Massachusetts Landmark
A century-old Plainfield landmark known as Taylor's Tavern and later Hilltop Rest burned to the ground Thursday morning. The owner and his wife fled in their night clothes as flames destroyed the building.
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Plainfield
Mass
Hilltop Rest
City to Advertise For Street Bids
The City of Troy advertises for bidders to repair paved streets. Bids will be received at the Board of Contract and Supply meeting on Friday morning March 28. Specifications are available at City Hall. The Department of Public Works uses a temporary patching material to fit holes until permanent work can be completed.
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Troy
Board of Contract and Supply
Department’ of Public Works
Posthumous Purpote Heart Award For Pvt John Nelison
Pvt John J. Nelison a former Manufacturers National Bank teller, killed in action in France on Nov. 20 184, receives the Purple Heart posthumously. War Department notification to widow Mrs Evalyn Neilson 2353 Seventh Ave. citation signed by Secy Henry L. Stimson notes he joined patriots defending the nation since its birth. White House memorial plaque signed by President Roosevelt. Nelison, La Salle Institute 1934 grad, served at Troy Trust & Co before bank work. Inducted Easter last year at Camp Croft. survived by wife and four children.
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John J. Nelison
Manufacturers [ National Bank
Setion
Rance
War Department
Evalyn Neilson
Seventh Avenue
Henry L. Stimson
Court Upholds Menands Bridge Land Claims Awards
The Appellate Division unanimously affirms Court of Claims awards for land taken for the western approach of Menands bridge. Mr and Mrs George E Hoffman receive 2393131 dollars and Mr and Mrs Frank H Elliott get 558.7 dollars. State arguments that sums were excessive reference profits lost from prevented construction of skaters rink.
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Court of Claims
New York State
Stenands Bridge
George E. Hoffman
Menands
Frank H. Elliott
WOUNDED HERO WRITES SISTER FROM PACIFIC BATTLEFRONT
Joseph Hernick of 50 Monroe Street reports he was wounded in the Manila battle after 37 months overseas in the South Pacific with Company DB 103rd Infantry. He left Troy in 1940 after Troy High School. He will send his Purple Heart home to Miss Mae Hernick. His brother T/Sgt John Hernick has served years in the Regular Army and is currently in El Paso. The brothers have not seen each other in five years.
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Joseph Hernick
Monroe Street
Mahila
Mae Hernick
Troy
South Pacific
103Td Infantry
Troy High School
John Henrick
South ‘Pacific
el Paso
Tex
Friends Dinner Plans Completed For St Patrick Society
Plans for the annual dinner of the Friends of St Patrick on Saturday night March 12 in the Cre tal Ballroom Hundrick Hudson proceed. Dr Clement J Handron guest toastmaster has several surprises. William John Sic Collech of Hamilton Ontario will speak on Good Neighbor policy. Moe Koninsky’s death ends music for the dinner replaced by Charley Randels orchestra with Frank Milanese as soloist. Reverend Arthur Johnston and Reverend William Sheridan will give invocation and benediction. Charles Freihofer presides.
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Friends of 'St Patrick
Hundrick Hudson
Clement J. Bandron
Handron
American College ‘of Physicians’ and Surgeons
Hensseleer
New York
Holy Cross College
Holy Cross Club
William John Sic. Collech
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Club of Canada
Abraham’ Tinevin
Friends of St. Patrick
Moe Koninsky
Charley Randel
Frank J. Milanese
Arthur Johnston
Ma Ida Presbyterian Church
William A. Sheridan
Sun Patrick’s Church
Society
Charles C. Freihofer
Police school talk outlines Nazi methods at training center
Edward P. Morgan, special agent in charge of Albany FL BYE, spoke at the Police Training School on Security Investigations. He traced Nazi rise, espionage tactics and internal breakdown plans. Capt Robott introduced him. a motion picture on espionage and Naziism was shown. A. B. Berry of FPBi New York will lecture this week on documents firearms ballistics and chemistry among other topics.
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Edward P. Morgan
Albany
FL Bye
Health Center
Morgan
Hitler
Frederick B Iobott
Detective Bureau
A. B. Berry
Fpbi
New York
Berry
Governor Inspects Niagara Locomotive at Schenectady Rollout
Governor Dewey inspected the largest coal-fired steam locomotive ever built for high speed service on the New York Central Railroad as it rolled out of the American Locomotive Co shop in Schenectady. Gustav Metemian and Duncan W. Fraser joined in the inspection of Niagara, a machine towering in size with a power over 6,000 horsepower, designed for both freight and passenger use, featuring a smooth top boiler surface, no steam dome, a four eight four wheel arrangement, and an advanced fire tube boiler design.
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Governor Dewey
New York Central Railroad
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Gustav Metemian
Railroad
Duncan W. Fraser
Locomotive Company
Niagara
Central
Troy Marine Tells of Fight On Iwo Jima
Troy Marine Arnold Fallon of the Fifth Marine Division writes home from Iwo Jima during a rest period describing fierce combat and cave fighting. He notes eight days in a foxhole, loss and replacement of gear with Jap souvenirs, and credit to Red Cross plasma for comrades. Fallon, graduate of Troy High School, is one of four Fallon brothers in service.
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Szsi
Iwo
Timu
Arnold Fallon
Fourth Avenue
iPhase
Fifth Marine Division
Falton
Fallon
Red Cross
Slarine Fallon
Robert Arnold
Diane Christina
Hatter
Ann Katichowsky
Troy Marine
Harry C. Fallon
River Street
Cpl
Robert FE Fallon
Leyte
Philippines
Harry C. Fallon, Jr
Belgium
John Fallon
California
Arnold
Troy High School
Albany College of Pharmacy
Saratoga High School Principal Will Retire
N. M. Connelly, principal of Saratoga High School since 1920, will retire in June to enter a business in Heaverton. He has chaired the Eastern Zone Teachers Association administrative section and served on the Eastern New York Public High School Athletics Association committee, and was president of the Tri County Schoolmasters Association.
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N. M. Connelly
Saratoze
Heaverton
Connelly
New York
Railroad Y'Team Wins Pool Tournament
The Railroad Y'Team defeated Troy in a return pool match at Troy, winning three of four games. Readouts include John Ryan scoring 160, Gilbert Josselyn 96, Cidrente St Mary 200, Albert Ancien 5, Clarence Tofte 100, Barney Rest 4, Harry Dahl 100, and Philip Hatfield 62 for Troy.
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Railroad F. Mlc.a
Troy F. M. CA
Troy
John Ryan
Railroad
Gilbert Josselyn
Cidrente St Mary
Albert Ancien
Clarence Tofte
Barney Rest
Harry Dahl
Philip Hatfield
OPA Recalls Institutional Excess Points
OPA recalls surplus inventories held by institutional users including restaurants hotels prisons and similar establishments and plans adjustments to ration allotments. The program aims to prevent premature depletion of points by delaying immediate access while ensuring bars hotels and eateries reduce excess reserves. A February inventory review will determine deductions from current or future issuances and restore lard oil and other items with a 10 percent meat-tail provision.
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Disecter Opa Authority
OPA
Losat
Ional Ustra
Jocal
OFA
Soldier Writes Mother After Losing Leg in Battle
Private Mullins of 394 Third Avenue wires home from a hospital bed that he is recovering and wants blood for himself and fellow soldiers. He recalls his high spirits, mentions his graduation from Katsingburg High and enlistment in the Army, and thanks the Red Cross for blood plasma donations while asking for support from readers in Troy and the Procter Building headquarters.
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Mullins
Mullis Wes
Pers Ren
Pital
Mulliss
Katsingburg
Sebeget
Alpert
Mallins
Pica
Wenten
Rensacleer
Fez
Bayliss Church
Red Cross
Troy
Procter Building
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