Rotary Told Of Postwar Planning
Francis E. Gallagher, president of Beni-Manning Corp and Rensselaer County committee chairman, addressed the Troy Rotary Club at The Hendrick Hudson. He described the Committee for Economic Development as a widespread, business-financed effort working with government to help plan for postwar business problems and reduce fear through coordinated, skilled planning and local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee For Economic Development
Francis E. Gallagher
Beni-Manning Corp
Rensselaer County
Albany County
Troy Rotary Club
Hendrick Hudson
Gallagher
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as gentle relief for constipation
A Buffalo reader testifies that Kellogg's All-Bran relieves constipation without laxative harshness. The letter promotes daily use and occasional mixing with other cereals, noting All-Bran's plant fiber content supports healthy digestion and colonic flora. The ad urges buying genuine All-Bran from Kellogg's Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Pontie
Englewood Ave
Buffalo
Kellogg’s
Sted Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Readjustment factors favor postwar business outlook
Gallagher outlines a postwar recovery cycle driven by pent up demand, savings, and high employment. He stresses that sustained employment boosts purchasing power, sales, and production, while the Committee for Industrial Development will guide manufacturers to plan for future sales and employment across the local manufacturing sector. Also present at the meeting were other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
Committee For Industrial Development
Rotarian committee guests listed at gathering
Guests of the Rotarians included Alfred W. Thompson chairman of value manufacturing Norton McKean chairman of Albany and Schoharie Counties Chauncey W. Cook chairman of the fifth district Raymond P. Neitzel chairman of needle goods manufacturing Howard G Seaman general chairman of the manufacturing division and Samuel W McCochrane secretary of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Thompson
Value Manufacturing
Norton McKean
Albany
Schoharie
Chauncey W. Cook
Fifth District
Raymond P. Neitzel
Howard G Seaman
Samuel W McCochrane
Running Wolf to Speak at Cub Pack 1 Meeting
Lansingburg Raymond West a Cheyenne Indian and Navy specialist known as Running Wolf will address Cub Pack 1 at First Presbyterian Church on Friday March 24. He will answer questions on Indian lore. invitation extended to Boy Scout Troop 13 and Waterford Cub Pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond West
Oklahoma
Running Wolf
First Presbyterian Church
Navy
Thunderbolt
Bos
Boy Scout Troop 13
Cub Pack
Waterford
Colgate Will Probated in New York and Vermont
The will of James C. Colgate, stock broker in New York, probated in Bennington Vermont, leaves $1 million to widow Hope H Colgate with life income, later divided among grandchildren. $100,000 to Colgate University and Riverside Church New York, $15,000 to each of three sons in law, $30,000 to 14 grandchildren, $10,000 to Miss Jessie Colby, $35,000 to Harvey Wadham, $6,000 to New York Baptist City Society, $15,000 to Bennington Center Cemetery Association, $5,000 to Miss Maud Dalusha, $3,000 to Willis Douglas, $3,000 to William Gee, $2,000 to Henry Conolly, $1,000 to F Stewart Graham. James S Dennis and New York Trust Co. named executors. Residual estate divided into three equal shares for three surviving daughters. Bennington area real property to Mrs Colgate, New London real property to Mrs Susan C Cleveland.
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James C. Colgate
Benomington
Colgate
New York
New York City
Hope H. Colgate
Riverside
New York Baptist City Society
Bennington Center
Dennis
New York Trust Co
Bennington
New London
Conn
Susan C Cleveland
Union
Irving A Davis Named Assistant County Agent
Irving A Davis, assistant county agricultural agent in Schoberie County, has been named assistant to John C Swan acting Rensselaer County agent. Davis, with the extension service about a year, will begin duties around April 1. Swan became acting county agent to fill a temporary vacancy from Elton K Hanks leave to serve as assistant state director of the Farm Labor Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving A. Davis
Schoberie County
John C. Swan
Rensselaer
Mr. Davis
Mr. Swan
Elton K.hanks
Mrs C F Goodrich Guests In Williston Home
Mrs C F Goodrich of Williston Vermont is visiting her mother Mrs Arthur B Potter at 2 Euclid Avenue. Mr and Mrs George Lewis have returned home on the Hoosick Roafer for the weekend while their son Pfe William is in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C F Goodrich
Williston, Vt
Arthur B Potter
Euclid Avenue
George Lewis
Hoosick Roafer
Pfe
William South Carolina
Joint Meeting of Kelley Chapter and Auxiliary
Rev Francis A Kelley Chapter and Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting at rooms 5 Third Street at 7 pm today. A supper will be served afterward by Mr and Mrs Anthony Rotomia and Mrs Ann Alberts. Commander will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A Kelley
Third Street
At & Pm
Anthony Rotomia
Ann Alberts
Letters Granted on Multiple Estates in Local Surrogate Court
Judge Edward J. Donohue in Surrogate's Court granted letters of administration for the estate of Thomas F. Quest who died Feb 24, naming widow Katherine A. Quest and three children Katherine M. Peters Joseph T. Quest and Francis T. Quest as recipients. The estate totals about 10000 in personal and real property. Attorneys include Earle J. Wiley. Probate also admitted for the estates of Albert R. McConibe who died Jan 30 and George B. Emerson who died Mar 4 with distributions to siblings Mabel M. Batley A Douglas McCon the Jr Sara S. Trembly and Addie E. Hislop. Attorneys Murphy Aldrich Guy & Broderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Quest
Edward J. Donohue
Katherine A. Quest
Pawling Avenue
Troy
Earle J. Wiley
Albert R. McConibe
George B. Emerson
Ocureu
McConthe
Mabel M. Batley
A. Douglas McConthe, Jr
Grand Street
Sara S. Trembly
Broadway
Watervliet
Joseph Shanley
Emerson
Addie E. Hislop
Collins Avenue
Josephine Emerson
Peoples Venue
Murphy, Aldrich, Guy & Broderick
A O H Auxiliary To Hold St Patrick Banquet
The A O H Auxiliary Division 2 prepares for its St Patrick Day banquet at 8:30 p m Friday in the Pawling Inn. Mrs Lebentritt chairs, with Mrs Blair as cochairman. committee includes Miller Keating Le Beau Bouchey Clark and Coi teux. Guests at the meeting were Nora Dwyer and Mary Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lebentritt
Pawling Inn
Lebentritt
Anna Blair
Cochairman
Lucille Miller
Ann Keating
Harriet LeBeau
Tillie Bouchey
Mary Clark
Bertha Coiteux
LeBeau
Nora Dwyer
Rensselaer County
Mary Ryan
Anna Mae Ambuhl
Post Auxiliary Social Tonight at Post Rooms
Noble Callahan Auxiliary holds a social in the Post rooms at 14 First Street this evening with Mrs. Margaret McKeever chairing. Refreshments will be served as members assist the post and note thanks from Mrs. Herbert G. August for a USO lounge donation and a similar Red Cross gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble-Callahan
Post Rooms
First Street
Margaret McKeever
Herbert G. August
USO
American Red Cros
Post
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Troy High School
Bentley School of Accounting
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Lansingburg
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Bronson Field
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RED Cross War Fund
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Troy Flyers, Inc
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Harsey
Albany Academy
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