Griffin Seeks Clear Alerts For Civilian Protection Drill
Lewis V Griffin Rensselaer County civilian protection director says there will be no practice blackout Sunday April 2 despite prior notice. A practice alert is planned for Monday April 10 after 7 30 p m with statewide messaging and local preparation to complete incidents using all Civilian Protection Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis V. Griffin
Rensselaer County
New York State War Council
Griffin
State Office of Civilian’ Protection
Emergency Welfare Service
Individua
Fire Chief Reports February Fire Department Activity
Fire Chief Carl A. Smith reports Troy firemen answered 62 calls in February, total service time 25 hours 31 minutes. Of calls, 38 by telephone, 14 by alarm, eight verbal, two false. Hose laid includes 450 feet of 14 inch, 4,700 feet of 24 inch, 336 feet of ladder. Squad Truck lighting unit operated 133 minutes, masks used four times, five inhalator calls recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Carl A. Smith
John J. Ahern
Army Reporter Seeks McKenna Gain In War Return
City Hall reporter finally gets Colonel Walter D. McKenna to break silence at Central Police Station. In a joking turn, the former Troy public safety chief confides he weighs 19 pounds on leaving Troy and 191 pounds after 28 months in the Pacific, saying he gained one pound while away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. McKenna
Troy
Settlement Filed On Lynch Estate In Rensselaer Court
Helen Dempsey and Kathryn C Mooney as executrices filed a decree of judicial settlement for Mary F Lynch estate in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court showing receipts of 8165 17 and expenditures of 5382 59 leaving 4182 58 for distribution. Of the balance Patrick J Batelle gets 50 St Johns Society of the Sacred Heart Baltimore Md gets 2066 29 and Union That Nothing Be Lost Inc Garrison also gets 2066 29. John J Sweeney is attorney for the executrices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dempsey
Kathryn C. Mooney
Mary F. Lynch
Rensselaer County
Patrick J. Batelle
St. Joseph’s Society of the Sacred Heart
Baltimore
Union-That- Nothing-Be-Lost, Inc
Garrison
John J. Sweeney
Executrices
Lord & Tann Coats Offer Checks Tweeds And Pastels
In the collection of coats, styles include checks, tweeds, spring pastels, and high shades with navy and black. Each piece is tailored in the characteristic Lord & Tann manner and offered in sizes for everyone.
Former Troy Woman Hears Husband Safe From Jap Camp
Mrs. Alexander M. Duncan-Wallace, formerly Miss Helen Bolton of Troy, reports her banker husband is safe after a broadcast from an internment camp in Malaya. He is a British subject and was in Singapore when evacuated. she awaits a reunion while he sends cheerful letters.
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Malaya
Bombay
India
America
Troy
Alexander M. Duncan- Wallace
Helen Bolton
Singapore
Hongkong-Shanghai Bank
Duncan-Wallace
New York
Milton F. Bolton
Third Avenue
Joint Sabbath Services At Two Synagogues This Week
Synagogues Shara Tephilah and Beth Israel plan joint Sabbath services this evening at 6 30 and Saturday 8 am with Rabbi Isaac J Teicher delivering the sermon. Cantor Shaye Sud and the Hebrew school choir will chant. an Oneg Shabbos will follow in the vestry. Sunday features a father and son service at 9 am and a Mizrachi Orthodox Zionist meeting at 8 pm with Dr Israel Elfenbein and Rabbi Abraham Kellner as principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shara Tephilah
Beth Israel
Sharah Tephilah
Isaac J. Teicher
Shaye Sud
Hebrew School Choir
Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood
Israel Elfenbein
New York
Abraham Kellner
Albany
Mizrachi-Orthodox Zionist Organization
Charter Granted Restaurant Concern
A certificate of incorporation for Ray's Center, Inc. is filed with the county clerk. Capitalization is $10,000 with 100 shares at $100 par. Located at 71 Third Street, former Emerson Restaurant site. Incorporators each hold 33 shares: Ray Drama, Irving Briand, and Bessie Moreines. Attorney: A. C. Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray’s Center, Inc
Third Street
Emerson
Ray Drama
Hoosick Street
Irving Briand
Taylor Court
Bessie Moreines
A. C. Goldstein
Corporation
Catholic High Pupils Stage Show Today
Catholic Central High School pupils present an 8 pm minstrel program for St. Patrick’s Day. The program features Irish songs, dances, and readings by the girls and boys choirs, with a school orchestra, and includes tributes to Irish heritage and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic High Pupils
Catholic Central High School
Eleanor Walsh
Hibernia
Miss Eleanor Dunham Joins Marine Reserve
Eleanor Elsie Dunham daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence D Dunham of Johnsonville was sworn into the Marine Corps Women's Reserve in Albany on inactive duty then to basic training at New River North Carolina She is a 1939 Troy High School graduate trained as a child’s nurse at Vanderheyden Hall and later served as kindergarten counselor A brother Pfc Harold C Dunham serves with the Army Air Forces at Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Elsie Dunham
Clarence D. Dunham
Johnsonville
Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
Albany
New River
N. C
Dunham
Troy High School
Vanderheyden Hall
Wife Rescues Husband From Death by Gas
Henry A Raimo of 833 Congress Street Schenectady was saved by his wife and a passing baker after a garage filled with carbon monoxide trapped him. Hospital attendants report his condition fair. A game party will be held by St Olga's Society tomorrow at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Raimo
Congress Street
Schenectady
Ellis Hospital
Raimo
St. Olga
Area Residents Accepted by Navy
Two city residents and two Cambridge residents enlisted at the local recruiting station and have been accepted for service at the Recruiting Center. Troy enlistees John T. Ross and Herman Testa are assigned to Sampson for training. John W. Bates and Henry Bates of Cambridge are on the inactive list. No further diesel engine mechanic enlistments will be accepted for the Ship Repair Unit. The Navy seeks many tradesmen for SRU duty, with branches periodically marked off as quotas are met.
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Cambridge
Navy
Court House
Joseph Sullivan
Troy
John T. Ross
Packer Avenue
Herman Testa
Hill Street
Sampson
John W. Bates
Henry Bates
South Park Street
SRU
Bennington Names Heath as District Superintendent
Allan J. Heath, longtime Woodstock Wisconsin superintendent, is employed by Bennington grade school district to replace Winn L. Taplin. Taplin resigns effective the last day of this month and Heath begins duties April 1.
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Allan J. Heath
Woodstock
Bennington
Winn L. Taplin
Taplin
Heath
School dance committee lineup and conductors named
The list includes Jane Cunningham Godfrey Con stance Hart Ada Suprenant Patricia Dolan Eleanor Walsh Shir ley Walkinshaw Virginia Kline Eunice Roddy Mary O'Hara Betty Knowles Ned Rooney to perform at the piano and the school orchestra directed by Prof Edwin P Walsh. Arthur Beaudoin property manager assisted by Richard White. Costumes by Mrs John A Martin. Affair directed by Miss Mary A Miller.
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Ada Suprenant
Shirley Robillard
Shirley Hartnett
Nancy O'Connor
Antonette Valenti
Virginia Kline
Mary O’hara
Jane Godfrey
Sophie Malek
Julia Valenti
Louise Martenis
Kay Purificato
Joe Godson
Mary O'Hara
Nellie Kelly
Mary George
Erin Eunice Roddy
Arthur Beaudoin
Mariannne Cioppa
Mary Danahy
Mary Barsalow
Joanne Brady
Rosemary Crow
Eleanor Walsh
Dorine
Dublin
Constance Hart
Charles Cannell
Ireland
Ruth Balthazard
Rosie O'Grady
Mary Ann McCracken
Macree
Jane Godfrey D. & H
Clare Cooley
Jane Bromley
Rosemary Cunningham
Peggy O'Neil Frank Rebel & Co
Kathleen Carl
Nancy Cavanagh
Mary Theresa Frazier
America
Columbia
Alice McDowell
Eugene Owens
Kathleen Shanahan
Charles Carroll
Maryland
Charles Connell
Daniel Morgan
Harold Lewis Commodore
Barry Jack Halse
Robert Fulton
George Bohrer
Christopher Ceiles
George Pask DeWitt Clinton
John Ivimey
Carrolton
Robert May
Tony Murray
Virginia Kline Yinale
Med Mohan
Bernard Weaton
John Ahearn
Jerry Meyer
Charlies Smith
George O’brien
George Pask
Jack Halse
Frank Rebel
Richard White
Owen Shanley
Mary Conway
Joan Carr
Francis Kirkin
Helen Kelly
Carol Cavanagh
Mary T. Frazier
Nancy O’connor
Rosemary
Mrs. Cox Dies At Schenectady
Jane Elizabeth Cox 89 a longtime Lansingburg Presbyterian leader and Troy civic activist died at her daughter’s Schenectady home. Survived by daughter Mrs. W. A. Teson three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow Mason Chapel 588 Second Avenue with Rev. Seth N. ng officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Elizabeth Cox
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Troy
W. A. Teson
van Antwerp Road
Schenectady
Third Avenue
Cox
Jane Elizabeth Bowman
Presbyterian Church
Friday Study Club
Bethesda Home
Philip Schuyler
Troy Woman's Club
Daughters of New England
Rensselaer Co
American Red Cross
State Federation of Women's Organizations
R. K. Lepper
Ballston Lake
Charles Foster Teson
Pittsburg
John Hyman
Baltimore
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
Seth N.ng
First Presrian Church of
Oakwood Cemetery
Actions Discontinued In Supreme Court Against United Traction
Notices show no filings of discontinuance of legal actions brought in Supreme Court by Frank and Sophie Mazzarrillo against the United Traction Co. No records of dismissal filed in county clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Frank
Sophie Mazzarrillo
United Traction Co
Joseph Duffy Named Sales Manager at Irving Subway Grating
Joseph Duffy, who served 1920 to 1928 with Meneeky Gell Co of Troy and 1928 to 1942 directing New York area sales, was announced yesterday as sales manager of the Irving Subway Grating Co of Long Island City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Duffy
Meneeky Gell Co
Troy
New York
Irving Subway Grating Co
Long Island City
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National
Camp Fire Girls
Barbara Richter
McQuade
Maine
Scribe
Lynch
Lord & Tanm
Fulton ST
Rose of
Eleanor Dunham
Marine Reserve
Husband
Gus
George Bullen
Watervliet Arsenal
Bullen
University of Maine
Reserve Corps
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Arsenal
General Electric Co
Pittsfield
ESS Shoes
Bryn Fair
Bryn Belle
Slick
Bryn Vogue
Jane FE. Cox
5Th Ave
Fifth Ave
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