Arsenal Worker Loses Room to Looters
The Detective Bureau investigates the theft from Roland Austin’s room at 2630 Sixth Avenue during his Watervliet Arsenal shift. Items stolen include a blue striped suit 50 dollars topcoat 50 dollars hat 7.50 shoes 7.50 wrist watch 36 ring 27 black overnight bag 7.95 portable radio 28.95.chargers
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Arsenal
Detective Bureau
Roland Austin
Sixth Avenue
Austin
Watervliet Arsenal
Edward J. Houlihan
William H. van Steenberg
Open House Scheduled by The Whipple School
The Whipple School Teacher Association will host an open house Monday evening. Displays of children's work will be shown in all rooms. The business meeting will be followed by a social hour with board members acting as hostesses.
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Whipple School Eee Teacher Association
Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Notices
Card of Thanks for Carrie Rightmyer and multiple In Memoriam notices list bereavement acknowledgments, dates and relatives. Includes obituaries for Cassidy, Clarke, Cox, Desmond, Dewan, Herrington, Lawlor, Margosian, Myers, Southard, Walsh and others with funeral details and interment locations.
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Rightmyer
Carrie Rightmyer
St. Mary's Cemetery
Clarke
Greenwich
New York
Elizabeth Clarke
Arthur McAnn
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Cox
Schenectady
Jane Elizabeth Bowman
John Remsey Cox
W. A. Teson
Mason Chapel
Second Ave
North Proy
Oakwood Cemetery
Desmond
Sarah Regan
John Desamond
Parker Bros
Broadway
Watervliet
St. Patrick’s Church
Albany
Dewan
Marie M. Dewan
Catherine Cronin
Thomas F. Dewan
John J. Frank J
James T
William E. Dewan
Walliam G. Hara
Thomas C
Bloomfield
N. J
William F. Smith
Clarence G. Simmons
Troy
Bryce
Fifth Avenue
Lawlor
George M. Lawlor
Lucy P. Connell
Mary &. Lawlor
Elizabeth Alaridge
Matthew J. Lawlor
Third Ave
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Agnes
Margosian
Samaritan Hospital
Rose Fokoyorian
John Margosian
Bryce Funeral Home
Armenian Evangelical Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Leonard Hospital
Conrad Myers
Elizabeth Marti
Charles Myers
Robert Schmidt
Robert Sch
Poestenkill
Soutnard
Emma _L. Gosha
Frederick Southard
Charles Gosha
Vaccaville
Calif
Bryce Funeral
Albany Rural
Walsh
Michael J. Walsh
Mary Hanley
John
Philadelphia
James
England
Mary Strohecker
J. George Strohecker
Cummings
School 16 PTA Plans Card Party and Food Sale
At the March PTA meeting in the School 16 auditorium plans were set for a card party and food sale on April 27. Mrs. Lloyd Austin presided. Miss Frances Dwyer named chairwoman. The Troy Council of Parents and Teachers to hold USO buffet at the Masonic Temple on April 23.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Lloyd Austin
Frances Dwyer
Troy Council of Parents and Teachers
USO
Masonic Temple
Leon EB. Hoogsteel
Pauline Raymond
John DeLee
Marjorie Dougherty
Mary F. Fitzgerald
Arleigh F
Fish
Michael Kilijian
Marion Brothwell
Miss Lawton
Miss Barrett
America
Kathleen
Eleanor Bailey
Jeanne Cassavant
Troy Boys Club Maps Gardens For Spring Planting
Troy Boys Club members prepare to cultivate 245 acres under the Victory Garden program on the Joan E. Sambrook brook estate at Oakwood Avenue. Seventy five members will gather at 7 15 p m with executive director Edward A Kane to plan the season as 41 boys have signed on. John E Sambrook supports the project and plans a meeting of parents boys and the Victory Garden committee soon. Semi finals of ping pong pool and checkers start Monday and the Men’s Board meets at 5 p m with Raymond P Neitzel in charge.
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Troy Boys’ Club
Victory
Joan E. Sambrook
Oakwood Avenue
Edward A. Kane
John E. Sambrook
Victory Garden Committee
Raymond P. Neitzel
Endeavor Leaders To Dine in Watervliet
Christian Endeavor leaders from Troy area gather at First Presbyterian Church of Watervliet for a 6 30 p m dinner. Lois Ludowie chairs with Helen Thau and Rosalie Civalier assisting. James F Hargrave former NYS Christian Endeavor Union trustee to speak. Rev William J Clark to lead singing with Mrs John MacCochran on accompaniment. Edith Gordimier chairs dinner committee. Reservations close Tuesday night.
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Christian Endeavor
Troy
First Presbyterian Church of Watervliet
Lois Ludowie
Union of Christian Endeavor
Helen Thau
Rosalie Civalier
James F. Hargrave
New York State
Christian Endeavor Union
William J. Clark
John MacCochran
Edith Gordimier
Man Held on Warrant Issued Four Years Ago
Earl Parsons, 26, formerly of Troy, returned from Milford Conn to face a bench warrant issued in 1939 charging burglary and larceny. He was lodged in Rensselaer County Jail after being extradited by state police officers. A Rensselaer County grand jury indicted him in October 1938.
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Earl Parsons
Troy
Milford
Conn
F. J. Schoonmaker
John Palle
B.C. L
Rensselaer County
Parsons
Rensselaer
Missing in Action Sergt William E. Shay Wins Praise for Red Cross
Staff Sergeant William E. Shay 19 year old Albany native and tail gunner in a Flying Fortress was reported missing in action February 25 after a Regensburg raid on the German factory. His mother Olive M. Shay a department buyer at Peerless Co. Store speaks of his Red Cross praise and hopes he is alive or a prisoner. He enlisted 1942 and served with the Eighth Air Force overseas since October 1944.
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Red Cross
William E. Shay
Germany
War Department
Olive M. Shay
Peerless Co
Washington Avenue
Albany
Shay
Flying Fortress
Messerschmidt
Regensburg
Joseph Shay
Red Cross Information Service
Ohio
Cathedral Academy
Vincentian Institute
Air Corps
Eighth Air Force
Robert
U. S. Navy
Joseph, Jr
Maury
Elizabeth Shay
Hudson River Crest Passes as Flood Threat Recedes
The Hudson River crest held at about four feet above normal after two days of rain and thaw. As temperatures fall and fair weather returns, rivers and smaller streams recede, with only scattered ice and snow remaining and flood danger unlikely unless heavy rain resumes.
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Weather Bureau
Hudson River
Federal Dam
Troy
Palestine Court Hosts Amaranth Officials in Lansingburg
District Deputy Grand Matron Grace J. Crawley and assistant grand lecturer John R. Simko visited Palestine Court Order of the Amaranth at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple. Crawley spoke on Amaranth work and progress, Simko on Our Obligations, and a unitory degree was conferred on a new class.
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Grace J. Crawley
John R. Simko
Palestine Court
Order of the Amaranth
Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Crawley
Simko
Jennie Howe
Arnold Snyder
Marie Nielsen
Elsie Stanley
Palmer White
Red Cross War Aid Captures Troops Heart
Excerpts from a letter by a young lieutenant in Italy describe how the Red Cross delivers comfort items. He notes the luxuries of a warm shower soap coffee and doughnuts and requests candy and a box to boost morale. The letter highlights daily hardships and gratitude toward the American relief effort.
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Leutenant
Italy
Red Cross
Hibernians Honor St Patrick St Patrick’s Day banquet attended by Troy area groups
The St Patrick's Day banquet of Division 2 Ladies Auxiliary of the AOH was held at Pawling Inn with Division 8 members and delegations from Troy Rensselaer Albany. Toastmaster John F Costello introduced talks by Patrick J Ryan John H Culnton and Mrs Ann Lebentreit. Also featured were short talks by local presidents and performances by singers and Irish dancers.
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HONOR
ST. Patrick
Order of Hibernians
Pawling Inn
Ann Lebentvitz
John H
Clinton
John F. Costello
Patrick J. Ryan
Mary Coons
Division
Troy
Rensselaer
Albany
John H. Culnton
Ann Lebentritt
Mary Patrick
Garrison
Army and Navy Union
Ethel McCrean
Trojan Post
Hazel Crehan
Anna Blair
Cootiettes
Amelia Roussell
D. A
Charles Crehan
Lebentritt
John Canfield
Harriet LeBeau
Mabel Henderson
Betty Ethgott
Ann Keating
Mary Wallace
Mary Wood
Payroll Bond Buying Drive To Be Pushed
Payroll bond sales in War Bond series EH F and G total 27.891 billion with 178 million redeemed through February. Paul H. Conway, new upstate payroll savings director, hails Troy progress and urges broader reach to small employers in Rensselaer and 47 upstate counties to boost participation.
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Treasury Department
War Savings Committee
Paul H. Conway
Syracuse
Upstate
Payroll Savings
New York State Finance Committee
Conway
Troy
Friends of St. Patrick’s
Rensselaer
Birthday party planned by Haskell School group
Mrs James H Donnelly spoke on Children and Books at the Haskell School PTA meeting. Plans for the annual birthday party on April 18 were set with Mrs Paul E Weckmuller as general chair and Mrs Marvin Brown as co chair. Tic ket head is Mrs Hiram Patton with co chairs Mrs Thomas Treharne and Mrs Leslie Maltby. Room mothers include Mrs William McNulty and others.
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Haskell
James H. Donnelly
Haskell School
Paul E. Weckmuller
Marvin Brown
Hiram Patton
Thomas Treharne
Leslie Maltby
Troy Woman Receives medical degree at 92nd commencement
Miss Zevart Manoyian daughter of Marderos Manoyian of 1 Tenth Street earned the Doctor of Medicine at the 92nd annual commencement of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. She is a Troy High School and Russell Sage College alumna. Ann Crowthers of 21 First Street was elected president of the House Presidents Assembly in Women's Student Senate at Syracuse University and is a junior in the College for Home Economics and a Kappa Gamma member.
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Zevart Manoyian
Marderos Manoyian
Tenth Street
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Dr. Manoyian
Troy High School
Russell Sage College
Ann Crowthers
First Street
Syracuse University
Miss Crowthers
College For Home Economics
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Four Buildings of Stillwater Tissue Mill Destroyed by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin last night destroyed four buildings of the Stillwater tissue mill in the village center. The blaze, fought by the Stillwater Fire Department and the D. E. LaDow Steamer Company of Mechanicville, drew hundreds of spectators as a reflection rose high into the night. No injuries were reported. about 45 employees were on site but not in the heater room when the fire began.
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Stillwater Tissue Mill
Stillwater
Stillwater Fire Department
D. E. LaDow Steamer Company
Mechanicville
W. Arthur Collins
Wood Flong Corp
Staged at Troy High delivers lively 44 Fling show
The 750 strong Troy High audience enjoyed the senior variety show 44 Fling staged at the school. Boogie woogie piano by John Bachinsky drew three encores and acts included Norma Nailor Marilyn Newell and Clifford Hopkins with pieces such as Old Man River and Stormy Weather.
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Troy High School
John Bachinsky
Old Man River
Clifford Hopkins
Norma Nailor
Marilyn Newell
Troy High
Red Skelton
da Lent
Bernie Adler
Luella Dickerson
Adelene Martuce
Mucho
Emily Katz
Lee McGinnis
Perry Massey
Barber Shop
VanArnum
Farrell
DeLee
Cassavant
Facultyes
Leat Clark
Virginia DeBonis
Helen Felter
Ruth O'Donnell
Doris Pickering
Aileen Lapino
Mr.Stuarts
J. Randolph Whitney
Nazareth Chanderjian
Shirley
Boy Scout Group to Map Ten-Year Plan
The Troy Area Council Boy Scouts of America plans a ten year development plan discussion with deputy regional executive Stanley Woodhead at Scout Headquarters Monday evening. The council lists district representatives and outlines camp repairs and committee meetings plus notable troop tests and new members across several local troops.
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Troy Area
Charles M. Hill
Wayne F Koppes
East District
Willard VanVranken
West District
George E. Davis
Cluett
Richard L. Thomas
Woodhead
Scout
Gregory M. Connolly
Edward W. O'Brien
Francis McKnight
Roland H. Trathen
Troy High School
Stanley C. Zellner
Clinton E. Rose
Frederik F. Whiting
Pleasantdale Public School
St. Augustine’s Church
Martin Ratigan
Larry Hickey
Thomas Donnelly
James Forbes
John Flannigan
St Josephs Parish Hosts St Patrick Day Party
St Josephs Church held its annual St Patrick Day parish party in the club last night. The program included cards and games followed by dancing with ground and square numbers and Trish Reels. Mae Aiken chaired the committee with John Kane as co chair.
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St Patrick's Day
St. Joseph’s Church
Clb
Mae Aiken
John Kane
Cochairman
Safety Engineers to Hear State Hygiene Supervisor in Albany
John W. McDowell of the State Labor Department will speak at the District Society of Safety Engineers monthly meeting in the Wellington Hotel Albany on Tuesday night on Safety in Industry. Joseph B. Downey will present Production with Safety motion pictures and Stanley G. Allen will preside.
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John W. McDowell
State Labor Department
District Society of Safety Engineers
Wellington Hotel
Albany
Joseph B. Downey
New York State Insurance Fund
Stanley G. Allen
Wil Preside
Workshop Sessions Open At Y W C A
Miss Marion Cuthbert of the National Board YWCA leads Troy YWCA workshop sessions with a noon luncheon and a 2 pm meeting for advisors and councils. She outlines volunteer and professional roles, stressing organic ties to society and precise methods. Tea followed the address. morning session chaired by Mrs Paul Hemke discussed programs for Troy area women and girls.
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Marion Cuthbert
Young Women’s Christian Association
Troy Y. W. C. A
Cuthburt
Misa Cuthbert
Pudgy Saves the Day Health Play At School 18
Health play titled Pudgy Saves the Day staged by Miss Elizabeth Daley grade 7A pupils at School 18 yesterday afternoon. Cast includes Delores Mandell Shirley VanEipps Marilyn Martin Helen Prestare Marian Luby Gloria Grecer Alice Songian Ann Breen. Marilyn Hamilton Health Club president presided. Shirley Woodruff read health percentages. Songs With Brush and Paste Help Our Crusade. Susan Sibblad solo. Isabel Chodikoff announcer. Mass Frances McMann piano accompaniment.
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Pudgy
Elizabeth Daley
Delores Mandell
Shirley VanEipps
Marilyn Martin
Helen Prestare
Marian Luby
Gloria Grecer
Alice Songian
Ann Breen
Marilyn Hamilton
Shirley Woodruff
Susan Sibblad
Isabel Chodikoff
Frances McMann
Soldier Vote Bill Goes To Governor
New York Republicans push war ballot legislation for servicemen with Gov. Dewey. bill passed 88 to 48 in Assembly after Senate approval, amid Democratic charges of timing and voter access. Amendments extending rights to Merchant Marine and Red Cross were defeated.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Dewey
Roosevelt
Congress
Steingut
Senate
Merchant Marine
Red Cross
Compensation Law Reform Near
Albany reports a likely late today approval by the lower house and governor for workmen's compensation reforms. Bills would create a medical practice committee for treatment referrals, allow expert advisers for claimants, empower fines on insurers, criminalize fee splitting, bar interference with physician choice, allow up to 15 percent increases for justified awards, and raise total disability and death benefits for silicosis. The Senate sent a concurrent constitutional amendment legalizing bingo in New York City.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Senate
Bronx
Kings
New York
Queens
Assembly
New York City
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