Gifts in Red Cross Drive Reach Total of $90,000
Red Cross War Fund drive totals reported at Ames, with gifts reaching about $90,000 and 39 percent of the quota, as workers press to reach the goal in coming weeks. Reported strong support from LaSalle Centre High, Troy High, Maplewood, and local schools, with divisions across public, commercial, industrial, and service sectors contributing. Leaders praised school children and volunteers. final success depends on continued canvassing and community backing.
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Red Cross Drive
Red Cross War Fund
Arve
Rae
Ames
Wick
Fra
Chedksias
James
O'Crowiey
O'Crowley
Red Cross
LaSalle
Centre High
Emma
Cathal Sehed
Parochal
Echoa
Troy Od
Lansingburg
W. Henpeth Davie
Troy High
Ralph Bacon
Waterviiel Arsenal
Plana
Doyle
Chidren
Waterviiel
Valentine Gray
Maplewood
James Cavelaugh
Joseph Rosenberg
Alex Shapiro
Corpore
C. W. Gueocley
Ray Grienett
Public Service Division
George Matthews
Sivth
Nieth
Tenth
Fifteenth
Seventeenth
Pittsfield Woman Settles Action for Son
Mae L. Newton guardian for her 16 year old son settled a suit against Robert Hofstra of Rochester for 2000. The settlement followed an auto collision on a Nassau Town highway on November 22 in which the youth was injured. The case was filed in Rensselaer County Supreme Court by Carter and Cowboy of Albany, with Newton authorized by Justice Gilbert W. Schenck to settle. A second filing notes discontinuance of the action.
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Mae L. Newton
South Church
Pittsfield
Supreme Court
Gilbert W. Schenck
Robert 3. Hofstra
Rochester
Carter & Cowboy
Albany
Nassau
Hotsire
Rensselaer County
East Side Past and Community Gatherings in Albia
Noble Grands of Triumpa Rebeked Lodge entertain Tuesday at Aichie Odd Fellows Bar at 8 pm. Mrs Normen Ven Buren and Miss Dorothy Snover lead ritual. Communion refresh ments under Miss Snover and March committee plan. Rosary Sodality of Sacred Heart Church to receive Communion at 8:43 tomorrow. Youth Rally tomorrow at Third Presbyterian Church 733 pm. Rev John Eliot of New York to speak. Albia Women’s Club dinner at Airport Inn with piano and banjo. Mrs Edward Fitzgerald convalescing at home. Burton A Minkler on ten day furlough visiting sister Mrs Bruce Fisher. Joe Albert Minkler in town from San Diego on 2 day leave visiting sister Mrs Kenneth Felier.
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Triumpa Rebeked
Aichie
Odd Fellows” Bar
Normen Ven Buren
Dorothy Snover
Rosary Sodality of the Sacred Heart Church
Third Presbyterian Church
Fev
Eiliot
New ‘York
Edward Fitzgerald
Winter Street
Burton A. Minkler
Bruce Fisher
Congress Street
Joe Albert D. Minkler
San Diego
Henneth Felier
Cities May Get State Aid for Snow Costs
Albany Governor Dewey asked the Legislature to appropriate 5 003 40 to reimburse entities for heavy snow removal costs this winter and to fairly apportion the burden across the state. He urged a bill allowing claims for snow removal from Nov 1 to Apr 14 exceeding average 1939-1943 expenditures, citing statewide hardship and wartime restrictions.
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Albany
Dewey Yesesterday
Mene Commission On
Dewey
New York Guard
OUF
Scouts Collect Four Tons of Scrap Paper Drive
Scout Troop 1 at Venderheyden Halk reports four tons of scrap paper collected toward a ten ton goal during the two week drive from March 1 to April 30. Fred Backhaus and John Lansitz earned second class tests. Roland H. Trathen praised results and added territory. Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church Troop 13 leaders Lawrence Beard and Edward Skmal announced, with Abraham Bakerian receiving tenderfoot badges and Stephen Martin earning second class board results. Arthur Koshgatian gained merit badges in physical development and reading.
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Venderheyden
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Beard
Edward Skmaliat
Abraham Bakerian
Stephen Martin
Board of Review
Arthur Koshgatian
Crossword Across Clue Nonsense From OCR Snippet
A scrambled crossword clue fragment appears with garbled words and stray symbols. Names and entries are unreadable, producing a disjointed, non coherent puzzle line lacking clear questions, clues, or grid references.
Grass Fires and Rubbish Blazes Strain Fire Units
Multiple alarms taxed crews Thursday with grass fires across Spring Avenue Lincoln Avenue and Seventh Avenue as well as rubbish fires behind 349 Third Street and 33 Second Avenue. Fire units Pumper 3 21 7 and 6 attended incidents on several streets including Michigan Spring Winter and Vandenburg Avenues and nearby blocks.
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Trey Fremen
Fremen
Spring Avenue
Ldpden Avenue
Lincoln
Pat An Alan
Federal
Ninth Streets
Syribg ‘Avenue
Hill Street
Third Street
103Rd Street
Seventh Avenue
Second Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Winter Street
Vandenburg Avenue
Catholic Central High School group reports progress and plans
Catholic Central High School class presidents and student committees met Thursday with John Whelan. Reports covered progress of the big sister committee the literature committee and the scapular group. Kay Mitchell urged freshmen and sophomores to volunteer weekly at Troy Hospital. Plans for a class to sew 200 dresses for Pine Island natives were set to start next week. The student council later met to discuss activities and Joan Gainder was authorized to write a skit on vacation types.
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Catholic Central High School
John Whelan
Kay Mitchell
Drefect
Troy Hospital
Soderity Room
Joan Gaindér
Saratoga Springs Board Inducts 18 for Induction
Eighteen men from Saratoga Springs Draft Board were sent for induction Thursday morning led by Wilfred L. Gratton with LeRoy Blanchard as assistant Others named include John T. Bunt Paul Bauer Michael Kedzierski Robert Lynch Charlies Doyle Claude Farrington Frederick Uline Charles Augunas Edward Howard Bernard Stockwell George Champion John Reardon James DeFilippo Anthony OBrie William Haynes Joho Simeone A second group of about fifty departed for pre induction physical examination led by Henry A. Wilhelm with Leonard P Verrigal as assistant.
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Saratoga ‘Springs
Local Social Notes From Glens Falls Area
Syeaway Mrs J B Thomas of Greenwich returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Alfred Beck of Broadview Terrace. Harold Scheex of Liberty Road and his wife Louise Hrand are home after 23 days, following 16 months in the Pacific war theater. Mr and Mrs Edwin Smith and daughter Sheryl, guests of Mrs Smith’s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Lawless of South Lake Avenue, have returned to their home in South Glens Falls.
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J.B. Thomas
Greenwich
Alfred Beck
Broadview Terrace
Harold Scheex
Liberty Road
Louise Hrand
Edwin Smith
Sheryl
Apollo Court Receives Annual Official Visit
Apollo Court hosts the annual official visit of district grand lodge officers at Fourth Street rooms. Present were grand officers including John Simcoe and Harriet Hit, with 39 past royal matrons and six past royal patrons. A St Patrick's degree and gifts marked the ceremony, followed by a buffet and committee appointments for April.
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Apolo Court
Order of Amaranth
Fourth Street
Rensselaer
Erand
Harriet’ Hit
Schenectady
Punoit
Mary Griffith
Grand Truth
Effie Grahan
Albany
Oregon
Haze C. Neal
John C Neal
Anna Apple
Prade
Gussie Phillips
Jennie Raidrey
Elizabeth Reynolds
Gertrude Woods
Edith Bubie
Jennie Baldrey
Jane Vanier
Mery Laird
Esabet Kehoe
Boy Scout Troop Plans to Collect Paper Today
Troop 52 Hoy Scouts of America from St. Lawrence's Church will start a house to house waste paper collection today in their territory from Adams to Thompson Street and Spring Avenue to Welker Avenue. Residents are asked to have paper ready and securely tied to prevent scattering by March Winds. L. Frank Miller, troop committee chairman, will supervise the collection.
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Hoy Scouts of America
St. Lawrence's Church
Adams
Thompson Street
Spring Avenue
Welker Avenue
L. Frank Miller
Trojan to Receive Franciscan Robes
George Marcil son of Mr and Mrs George Marcil of 953 Jacob Street has received the habit of the Franciscan Order at ceremonies at St Francis Seminary Staten Island He is a member of St Paul the Apostle parish and a graduate of St Berhard Academy Cohoes He received the religious name Friar Boniface.
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George Marcil
Jacob Street
Franciscan Order of
Ainge
SL Francis’ Semitary
Staten Island
St. Paul the Apostle's
St Berhard’s, Academy
Cohoes
Boniface
Woman injured after hand laceration at home fall
Mrs. William Secora, 45, of 601 Grand Street, slipped on a kitchen floor Thursday afternoon causing a severe laceration as her hand went through a window pane. She was rushed to Samaritan Hospital by patrolmen Ryan and Moran and treated by Dr. Zevart Managian. She remained for further treatment.
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William Secora
Grand Street
Samaritan ‘Hospital
William’ 3. Ryan
John Moran
Zevart Managian
Mra Secora
Tibbits Cadets Plan Social At Post Rooms
Tibbits Cadets discuss a St Patrick's Day social at Troy Post American Legion rooms with plans for the Sth annual dinner honoring Gee Williams Badger-Tibbins. James D. Fay presided. two new members joined. Walter Strope named acting Supply Sergeant. The group adjourned in respect for Edward J Myers. Next meeting set for April 19.
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Tibbits Cadets
Troy Post
American Legion
Legion Rooms
William Birkby
Sth
Gee Williams Badger - Tibbins
Annex
Charles A. Gil- Wet
James D. Fay
W. J. MacLaren
Philip J. Fish
Matthew P. Rettinger
Walter Strope
Michael J. Hastey
Roland H. Fisher
Leyte
Philippines
Edward J Myers
Troy Post Rooms
Rensselaer Girl Wins College Scholarship
Jean Mary Lewis of 2913 Tenth Street Rensselaer won the Monsignor Delaner Scholarship at the College of St Rose daughter of City Judge LaVerne G Lewis and Mrs Lewis Honorable mention went to Mary G Keegan of Catholic Central High School The scholarship covers tuition and expenses for a four year course Meanwhile German V bombs struck southern England causing undisclosed damage and casualties in London
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Rensselaer
Jean Mary Lewis
2913
Tenth Street
Monsignor Delaner
College of St Rose
LaVerne G. Lewis
Lewis
Mary G. Keegan
Catholic Central High School
Parkers Get Red Tags on Secondary Streets
Capt Charles J. Barkhards of the Traffic Bureau directed officers to curb the practice of parking in restricted areas. Thirty one red tags were issued for appearance in Troy Police Court yesterday morning. Many tags were placed on vehicles on Front Street and other secondary streets in the business district.
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Charles J. Barkhards
Traffic Bureau
Troy
Front Street
Missing Flying Officer Edich Believed Killed in Ops
The Royal Canadian Air Force reports flying officer Robert Stanley Edich missing on air operations. His father Ellis Edick resides in Little Falls, North Carolina. The service states he is believed killed.
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Onawai
Royal Canadian Air Porce
Robert Stanley Edich
Ellis Edick
Little Falls
N.C
Fire Company Jamboree Promises Night of Entertainment
The fire company plans a St Patrick’s Night jamboree titled The peagrin of entertainment. Jae Company completes plans with Miss Doris Mack-Galleh Miss Sarah Maris Sonten Miss Jan Sat Pavilion duties assigned to chairmen Byic A Rolledge Rich ard Woods and Carl Fritz door duties by Brees Beattie Carl Frit Walter Wood and Dr Lemuel Wood floor tasks assigned to Frank Laogan chairman with Walter Wood The ticket committee led by Harold Damien includes Kenreth Lape Anton Hansen and Robert MacHaffie Charles Van Selver chairs the program committee aided by Frank Langan Irving Dutcher Neil Kelleher chairs publicity with Irving Gordon heading transportation The bond committee is led by Kenneth Lapene with Irving Dutcher as cochairman Refreshments will be managed by Mrs Irving Dutcher and Mrs Irving Gordon and their committees.
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Spugteions
Jae
Miee Eileek Blewellog
Doris Mack - Galleh
Sarah Maris Sonten
Jan Sat
Sodey Rompi
Midiigne Mn
Byic
A. Rolledge
Richard Woods
Carl Fritz
Door
Brees
Beattie
Carl Frit
Walter Wood
Lemuel Woodworth
Floor
Frank Laogan
Harold’ Damien
Kenreth Lape
Anton Hansen
Robert MacHaffie
Charles van Selver
Frank Langan
Irving Dutcher
Neil Kelleher
Tee
Irving Gordon
Transportation Committee
Dies in Florida William Beary Shantz famed East Greenbush native
William Beary Shantz a native of East Greenbush died Thursday at his winter home in Zephyr Hills Florida. The longtime resident was known in local circles for his civic involvement and business leadership. He is survived by several family members and memories from his years in the community.
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Florida
Wiliam
Beary Shantz
East Greenbush
Zephyr Hills
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