Navy Officer Talks Veterans Aid At Troy Club Meeting
Lt. Suarey B Baker urged cooperation to ease veterans back to normal life after war. He spoke to the Business and Professional Women's Club of Troy at Fifth Avenue Brate Street Methodist Church about education and training aiding disabled veterans, economic security, and reintegration. Florence Buswell led the session. guests included WAC recruiter Sylva Voss and Troy teachers advocate education bills. The group planned a March 19 legislature visit and a March 2 Dumbarton Oaks conference.
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Yeivinine
al Normalife
Suarey
Baker
Club of Troy
Fifth Avenue
Brate Street Methodist Church
Sater
Navy
BP. Ly
Florence Buswell
Ligutennet
Pic
Sylva’ Voss
WAC
Marian Baker
Troy
Viola Halman
Sche
Mediacy
Marsha Noble
Helena Gricm
Dumbarton Oaks
Fenb ary School PTA Exec Board Meeting Today
The executive board of the Fenb ary School Parent Teacher Association will meet today at 2 pm at the school with Mrs. Clifford L Borat presiding.
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Fenb Ary School
Parent-Teacher Association
Clifford L Borat
Troy Woman Gives $625 to Red Cross War Fund
An anonymous Troy woman, who gave up her maid and did her own housework for a year, saved $625 and donated it to the Red Cross War Fund yesterday. The story highlights her sacrifice to support service members, noting a near relative in service and her wish for anonymity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Jonas
Red Cross War Fund
Red Grose
Albany Probe Jury Hears Three Men
Albany’s Court of Appeals review of the grand jury inquiry into alleged crime in Albany County resumed after a three hour session. Special Prosecutor George Mednaghan said three witnesses testified: Joseph W. Coyle of Coyle Wrecking, Herman Mock of Mock Trucking, and John Murray, former Ninth Ward Albany alderman and now president of the Albany Common Council. State Police will issue additional subpoenas for the next session, date to be fixed. Coyle could not produce certain subpoenaed records and Mock was not questioned about Rensselaer City/County activities. Murray faced questions about Ninth Ward ordinances.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Belet
Wes
Apecifc
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany County
George C. Menaghas
Joseph W. Coyle
Coyle Wrecking Co
Herman’ Mock
Mock ‘Trucking Co
of Rensselaer
John Murray
Albany Common Council
Mednaghan
Coyle
Moch
City of
Rensselaer
Rensselaer County
Albany- Murray
Nini
Common Council
Murrey
Troy Students' Father Governs City of Cologne
Cap Albert C Schweizer, father of Emma Willard students Ann and June, led Allied military government in Cologne after invasion. He previously directed NYU architecture school and advised the Commerce Department on Aeronautics. Mrs Jean Ford Schweizer teaches drama in Darien Conn.
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Emma Willard School
Tlans F
Cap Albert Co. Schwerzer
Allied Mill
Jin
Cologne
New York University
School of Architecture
Army
National Resources Planning Board
Aeronautics Division
Department of Commerce
Gasoline Stamps Taken by Thief At Service Station
Detective Bu reau reports a nighttime break in at SOS River Street station. Three quarters of a cigar box of gasoline coupons were taken and oil worth $1 stolen. Entrance gained through a rear window and coupons were scattered outside. A second break in at Edward O Brien’s grill at Fifth Street found nothing missing.
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Detective Bureau
William J. Chapple
Sos River Street
Edward O Brien
1Ifth Street
Stillwater Woman Files Bankrupt Plea
Alberta Scherter horn Carden of Stillwater a defense worker filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court at Utica listing liabilities over 6000 with pist exempt 250. She was a homemaker previously residing in Hudson Falls and Schuylerville with more than 35 creditors named including Household Finance Co Troy Pioneer Credit Corp Troy and local banks. The petition filed through attorney John H Ring Cohoes lists debts to creditors such as Argyle Bank Samuel Hewett estate and local lenders.
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Utica
Alberta Scherterhorn Carden
Stillwater
Watervliet
Hudson Falls
Schuylerville
Household Finance Co. of
Troy
Charles Hannah
Bethlehem Star Chapter to Meet at Troy Temple
Bethlehem Star Chapter of the O E S will hold a business meeting and social hour this evening at the Troy Masonic Temple. Mrs Gertrude Woods and Oliver E Anderson will preside with Mrs Florence Pieper chairing the social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Star
Troy Masonic Temple
Gertrude, Woods
Oliver E. Anderson
Florence Pieper
Playground equipment and long range plans for urban park
The Trey Recreation Commission urges early spring installation of playground gear at the public market site including a softball diamond basketball courts wading pool sand box children’s seesaw slide swings and toilets plus an overhead shelter near Washington Street and a wire fence along Bill Street for child safety. Projected due to War Production Board limits a full program may not fit this season but partial setup could begin and extend next year. Attendance dropped in 1943 45 due to weather and youth after school activities with many youths serving in the armed forces. about 20 000 for all rinks and shelter house income totaled 324 70 with no serious skating accidents reported due to safety warnings.
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Trey Recreation Commission
Edward A. Wachter
Recreation Department
John J. Ahern
Public Works
Washington Street
Bill Street
War Production Board
Belden's Pond
Department
Auxiliary Votes Donation to Red Cross Auxiliary
Mrs Irene Horan was initiated into Rensseclair Garrison Amy and Savy Union Auxiliary Monday at 32 Fourth Street. Mrs Blanche Fonda president and officers conducted the ceremonies. A donation was voted for the Red Cross War Fund and arrangements were made for a public social in April. Mrs Elsa Qathout is chairman of the affair. Leil Fonda presented a flax to the auxiliary. The next meeting will be held Monday March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Horan
Rensseclair Garrison
Amy and Savy Union Auxiliary
Fourth Street
Blanche Fonda
Red Cross War Fund
Elsa Qathout
Leil Fonda
Aux Hiary
Washington County Probate Court Docket Summary
Proceedings listed for the Surrogate's Court week ending March include guardianship for John F. Webber with letters to M. Waite Hicks. administrations for Lucy E. Stewart and Evra G. Lemm. judicial settlements for John R. Williams, Kate Williams, and others. probate tax actions for multiple estates. notices to creditors for Delos S. Cooley. and exemptions from estate tax for Caroline M. Wheeler and related estates.
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John F. Webber
Kingscoury
M. Waite Hicks
Lucy E. Stewart
Whitehall
George
Stewart
John R. Williams
Kate
Catherine) Williams
Granville
Evra G. Lemm
Kingsbury
Catherine Dunn
Kingsburyy
John W. Mahaffy
Greenwich
Addie
H. Moffitt
White Creek
Orville L. Safford
Argyle
Emma Peabody
Stansdon
William H. Gibson
Hingsbury
Delos
Cooley
Fort Edward
Greenwich Journal
W. J James McClarty
Hartford
Kaward Sheehan
Anna Olson
Kingsbbury
iHudson Falls
Caroline M. Wheeler
Trooper Arrests Man Sought for $100 Theft
Chester Gwara 29, of New Lenox Road, Mass., was arrested Monday by Cpl Harry A. Scoville and Detective William Gressel as a fugitive from justice. He was lodged at Albany police headquarters awaiting Massachusetts State Police arrival. Authorities said Gwara was wanted on a warrant for the alleged theft of more than $100 near Lenox, Mass. He was arrested at a freight terminal in Albany with help from Rensselaer and Albany police.
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Chester Gwara
New Lenox Road
Mass
Harry A. Scoville
B.C.T
William Gressel
Albany Police Department
Albany Police
Massachusetts
Gwara 4
Lee
Lenox
Albany
Gwara
Rensselaer and
Chinese New Year Preparations in Salt Lake City Observances
Salt Lake City residents of Chinese ancestry prepare for the Lunar New Year on February 13. Though China adopted the Gregorian calendar in 1912, the old New Year is still celebrated with the tradition of settling debts from the previous year.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Sake Lakers
Prisoner of War Cpl Walter J Jordan 28th Division
Mrs Mildred Van Duesen of 2219 Fourteenth Street was informed her husband Cpl Walter J Jordan an engineer with the 28th Division has been captured in the Belgian Bulge. He enlisted in March 1942 and has been overseas for 21 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Jordan
Mildred van Duesen
Jordan
Fourteenth Street
Court Defers Gambling Cases Week
In Troy a dozen men charged with operating or taking part in a gambling game at a River Street location had arraignments adjourned for one week. Prosecutor Mercey urged that gambling drains war bonds funds and hinders the war effort, while defense counsel argued over who counts as operators. Judge Byron and the district attorney agreed a temporary postponement without printing the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
J. Wiley
Troy
Reid
River Street
Satewman
James Lotaus
Trey
Don North
Albany
Joseph Morrison
Athany
James Riccci
Lo J. Wells
Albans
Albert Miter
Daniel Lofsites
Frask Bove
Schenectady
Eugenia Campo
Wa Ih
Isa
Mic Wiley
Joseph E. Walsh
James F. Byron
Wiley
Brunswick Sportsmen To Conduct Field Day
The Brunswick Sportsmen held their election at Earl Riffenberg’s home due to the club grounds condition. Members planned 4H Club involvement with pheasant egg hatching, pledged 315 to the Red Cross, and discussed a later field day to set out pine seedlings. One new member joined. a social hour followed with pinochle and chowder. The next meeting is March 26 at the club with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Sportsmen’s Club
Earl Riffenberg
Red Cross
Agent Tells Police of Crime Laboratory at Troy School
Officers at the Troy Police Training School heard A B Berry, F B I special agent from New York, discuss the link between the crime detection laboratory and the police department. He spoke on metal restoration, fraudulent checks, paint identification, and glass fractures in investigations. He will speak again tomorrow and Friday night. Capt. Frederick H Ibbett introduced him.
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Troy
A. B. Berry
New York
Police Department
Het
Berry
Wil
Frederick H. Ibbett
Exempt Firemen List Committees For Coming Year
The Exempt Firemen's Association held a regular meeting on Monday appointing committees for the ensuing year. President led the selections with Caariel Moore, Berve, Audis, Devie Anderson as chair, Therese Cineache, Barry H. Stewart, Fred Guero, J. Cyn dor-Mareor, J ary chairmar land, and J. Abers hormos among others. The gathering paid tribute to Fra Hogan, a former member, in mourning and respect.
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Exempt Firemen's Association
Caariel Moore
Audis
Devie Anderson
Theres E. Cineache
Ieee
Barry H. Stewart
Fred
Guero Jobs J. Cyndor
Mareor Jary
Rebekahs Meet at Lodge Social With Officials
At a Lansing meeting of the Rebekahs, Noble Grand Nessmecuma presided. Mrs Marion served as social committee chair with Fellows’ Temple officers handling arrangements for the event and planned activities.
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Rebekahs
Lansinghirs
Rebekeh
Afonday
Ogd
Marei Fe
Nessmecuma
Marion
Fas
Edward Morgan Transfer Reports In Federal Posts
Edward Morgan moves to a Federal Bureau of Investigation post as successor to Edward Py Morgan who has been transferred in Washington. Arthur Crowl will send the FBI offices at Alden? beginning Monday. The note mentions a mix up and unclear phrasing but indicates a succession in federal assignments.
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Arthur Crowl
Federal. Bureau of Investigation
Alseny
Wil
Edward Py Morgan
Washington
Mix Organ
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Doris Bresee
Jean Rivage
Denald Cunningham
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Joan Corbeil
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Florence
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Brunswick Sportsmen
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