Friends of St Patrick Dine and Elect New Officers
The Friends of St Patrick held their annual dinner in The Hendrick Hudson with William J. McCullough urging postwar policy unity. Hamilton speaker urged stronger good neighbor policy and deeper Canada-US ties. Officers were elected, including Willem SN. Anderson as president, with Oakley Kennedy and Dr. Clement Handros as vice presidents, Matthew L McGrase secretary, James L. Cronin treasurer, and Frank Phelps toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem SN. Anderson
Charles C. Freibefer
R Oakley Kennedy
Clement
J. Handros
Matthew L McGrase
James L. Cronin
Frank Phelps
Baangle
World
McCullough
Canada
United States
British Empire
Dr. Handron
Tozsrainster
Frethofer
Thomas H. Graham
Charles J. Ranney
Frank L.richter
James T. Whitehurst
Raymond K. Meixgeil
James E. Crovin
Thomas V. Kenney
William A. Dunne
John 3. Quinlan
Friends of St Patrick
Maurice H. Hartigan
John J. Ahern
Handron
William J. O'Brien
Thomas A Baker
Saipan
Inhalator Aided Heart Attack Victim At Home
Fire department inhalator rushed to assist Mrs. Andrew Olsen at 532 Second Avenue after a heart condition struck. Dr B D Weiss attended. Capt Edgar F Keene and firefighters Nicholas Flarnery and Frank LaParl used the device hourly. Responders were summoned at 10:35 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Olsen
Second Avenue
B.D. Weiss
Gohoes
Edgar F. Keene
Batallon
Nicholas Flarnery
Frank LaParl
St Patrick's Dinner Held By Hibernians
The second annual St Patrick's Day dinner of Division 2 AGH was held Saturday night at the Troy Els Club with members from other divisions and veterans groups in attendance. Mrs MT Ryan spoke on the Irish struggle for liberty and the Catholic faith, Rev William S J Cleary noted religious fervor spreading Catholicism, and John F Comello served as master of ceremonies with fish sales and dancing afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Els Club
MT. Ryan
Catholic Daughters of ‘America
Geve
Troy Transition Plan Spotlighted by Bankers Daily
The Troy Transition Plan drawn up by Troy Savings Bank is now nationally endorsed by financiers economists and educators as a model for postwar planning. The plan urges families to set definite postwar goals save and budget for future expenses and share plans with local business and professional leaders to meet anticipated demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Savings. Bank
Raymond HK. Meixsell
the American Banker
Sirchigtion
Meixsell
Troy
American Banker
Record
Graduate School_of Business Administration
Harvard University
Division of Housing
State of New York
Federal Reserve Banks
White Lily Degree Team Prepares for Troy Class
The White Lily Lodge of Odd Fellows plans the second degree for a Hudzon Valley Lodge class tomorrow evening at Cropseyville. Harrison Bonestzel leads the meeting with Arthur Shater as degree master. Hudson Valley Lodge to brief business at 112th Street Temple under Harry Macomber before transport. Diamond Rock Lodge meets tonight with Albert Barth presiding to plan social tomorrow. Fred Hunziker chairs. Patriarchs Militant to meet Wednesday at Diamond Hock Hall led by Captain Fred W. Whitehouse and Lt Fred Hunziker handling the drill. Auxiliary to meet with Mrs. Lucille Seigler in charge. Albin Lodge Thursday session under Adbert Schram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lily’ Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Hudzon Valley Lodge
Cropseyville Lodge
Harrison Bonestzel
Noble Grand
Arthur Shater
Hudson Valley Lodge
112Th Street Temple
Harry Macomber
Cropseyville
Diamond Rock’ Lodge
Albert Barth
Nothin Grand
Fred Hunziker
Capten Lee
Patriarchs Militant
Diamond
Hock Hall
Fred W. Whitehouse
Lucille Seigler
Albin
Adbert Schram
Rangoon Raided by American Superforts
Washington reports Royal bombers attacked Rangoon in Burma yesterday, hitting vital storage areas. About forty planes from Brig. Gen. Roger M. Ramey s Bombardment Command in India participated in the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Washington Gpi
Burma
Roger M. Ramey
Ath Bomber Command
India
Nagoya Raid Track: Fire Threats and Key Industries
Nagoya, 1165 miles west of Tokyo, faced a major incendiary attack. Maj. Gen. Lamey said damage to the first mass strike was not in question, but flames created firebreaks amid a dense population of about 75,000 per square mile. The city hosts aircraft production, toolmaking, and metal alloy plants, plus port activity and wartime manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagoya
Consideriols
Xtis FE. Lamey
21St Bomber Command
Nagora
Tokyo
Henry P. Burke Dies Renowned Amateur Oarsman Leader
Henry P. Burke 68 longtime head of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen and chairman of the American Olympic Rowing Committee died at home. He attended every Olympic Games since 1920 and helped organize the Penn Athletic Club. Survived by his widow Florence H Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry Peon Burke
National Association of
Burke
Fark Kelly
Antwerp
Belgium
Penn Athletic Club
Florence H Burke
Ward fund drive falls short in East Side Fifth Ward
Alderman Colin Willette leads a Red Cross War Fund drive in East Side Fifth Ward with $2,709 raised toward a $5,080 quota. The drive is extended a week hoping to reach the target, and Willette asks remaining contributors to give through their block workers. Also notes John Ferra birthday dinner with guests from Albany Colonie and Troy. SNOW COSTLY TO BOSTON. Boston spends about 1.05 per mile on snow removal this winter while adjacent Cambridge spends 38 cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Willetts
American Red Cross War Fund
Timie
Willette
Boston
Cambridge
County mortgage tax shares totaled $20,011 in 1934
County auditor H Kenneth Henderson released figures showing $20,011.89 distributed to towns villages and cities from the mortgage tax collected by the County Clerk during 1934. Allocations include Berlin 103.10 Brunswick 957.92 Easel Greenbush 1343.35 Grafton 113.51 Hoosick 519.91 Hoosick Falls 633.11 Nassau 239.90 Nassau Village SNSAT Pittstown 862.70 Valley Falls 157.43 North Greenbush 731.02 Petersber s 244.37 Poestenkill 2833.70 Sand Lake 501.93 Stephentown 153.79 Schaghticoke township 1635.94 Schaghticoke village 331.29 Valley Falls portion RT 67.5 Rods Lot Thet Town Sthodack 1689.5 Castillon 173.62 Troy City 8261.06 Rensselaer City 1524.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kenneth Henderson
Berlin
Brunswick
Easel Greenbush
Grafton
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Nassau
Snsat
Pittstown
Valley Falls
North Greenbush
Petersbers
Poestenkith
Blume Post and Auxiliary Honor Past Leaders
Blume Post and Auxiliary honored past leaders with a Saturday night program in Harmony Hall. Joseph J. Sullivan Navy chief gunners mate delivered the main address. Raymond J. Hayes spoke as post commander. Entertainment included Joan Jones and her Pin Up Girls orchestra, a soft shoe dance by Frank Martin, and pupil dance numbers. Corned beef supper served. decorations by Mrs Julia Paskewich and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo EE Blume
W. W
Harmony Hall
Joseph J. Sullivan
Navy
Raymond J. Hayes
Joan Jones
Pin Up Girls
Frank Martin
Congdon
Wheatman
Fire damages palace in Naples report
Rome UPI reports a fire at the royal palace in Naples caused unknown damage. Tempo noted the incident as reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
Naples
I ‘Tempo
Rhine Bridge Collapses Amid Rhine Crossing Rescue Scene
Soldiers battle to save a crossing after the Rhine bridge buckles under shell and flood. Engineers rush pontoons to ferry the wounded as debris and mangled timbers flood the river. A shelling spike and weakened girders contribute to the disaster, with survivors pulled from the water and the wreckage secured for a risky repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easc
Rhine
Bnd
George L. Wessex
Highland Park
Mich
F D R Talks With Ibn Sand About Trees
President Roosevelt discusses forestry and reforestation with Ibn Saud during visits aboard a destroyer and cruiser in the Suez area. He shares meals, gifts, and plans, while noting Saudi rulers aging and health. The trip includes meetings with Churchill and De Gaulle discussions, with a sailor death at sea marking the end of the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolcgeas B. Cornell
iCopyright
Associated Press
Washington
Percy
Fetti
Ormor
Roosevelt
Bis
Sevantopol
Gay m
Great Bitter Lake
Suez Canal
Bosn
Hieg Parogh
Egypt
Turer
Esseror Haidle Selassie Opig
Arabia
Roosevel
Hyde Para
Mer Roosevelt
Ibn Saud
Gigposat
Jedds
Mem
Anne
John Boettinger
Drr. Roosevelt
Cory
Stalin
Chorehi
Yalta
Fon Saud
Anna
Mrs
Hasie Selassie
Rima
Algiers
United Press and Internationalews Service
Straits of Gibraltar
Edwin M. Watson
State Officials Cancel A. O. H. Convention in Troy
State officers cancel preparations for the Apcieat Order of Hibernians state convention planned in Troy this summer. John H. Clinton, president of Division 8 A O H, was notified. An application to hold the national convention in Syracuse was refused. Officials believe the state convention would be useless. No meetings have been held since the war began.
Former Trojan Dies From Auto Injuries
A former Trojan died from injuries suffered last Sunday when struck by an automobile in Schenectady. The deceased, Mrs. Lucy Berry of Troy, died Saturday at Ellis Hospital. Police are investigating. Funeral services will be held today at 2 pm from A. G. Baxter & Son Funeral Home in Schenectady. Burial is in Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. Mrs. Berry, born in Schenectady, lived in Troy about twenty years before returning there. There are no immediate survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Ellis Hospital
Lucy
Berry
Forderly
Troy
A. G. Baxter & Son
Brandwine Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Carrier Strikes Hit Japanese Islands in Third Raid
Allied forces led a long carrier air strike against Kyushu and surrounding targets in the third major attack in recent weeks. Japanese reports claim ships sunk and planes down, while Tokyo says American raids focused on airfields and industry. Allied commanders report sustained bombardment of Kyushu defenses, Ewo, and nearby outposts with heavy bomber and Liberator involvement.
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Page Ore
Jima
AdaiMare A. Mitscher
Tokyo
Kumamoto
Kyushu
Japan
U. S
Nimitz
Ewo
Chichi Jima
Bonins
Iwo
Shimo- Shiru
Kuttles
Yawata Steel Works
Honshu
Gas fumes kill two children in Brooklyn apartment
Police at Grand Avenue station reported two young girls, Anne aged five and Romaine aged three, died in a Brooklyn apartment while their mother Gladys Russell, 29, lay unconscious in the foyer. The three gas jets on the kitchen stove were open, indicating a fatal gas exposure. Their father, a wounded Army private, was hospitalized in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
UPI
Grand Avenue Station
Gladys Russell
St. Johns Place
England
Anne
Romaine
C F Millhouse Heads De Molay Unit at Troy Chapter dinner
C F Millhouse was elected president of the Legion of Honor DeMolay at a dinner in Troy. Hudson Newton of Granville was named vice president, Jobs Warner of Albany chaplain, with other officers and speakers outlining DeMolay’s postwar role and honors. A communication from Richard Jetcen praised the founders and noted the next gathering set for March 15, 1935 in Troy under the auspices of the Troy Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heter Shoud Wey
Wis
Richard Jetcen
Schenectady
Saratoga Springs
Granville
Hingston
Hendrick Hudson
Troy
DeMolay
Deal
Wf de Malay
Mrs Frank Walsh Mother of Priest Dies in Hospital
Mrs Frank Walsh mother of Rev Richard J Walsh and wife of Frank L Walsh died Saturday after four long illnesses in Troy Hospital. A lifelong communicant of St Patrick's Church, she aided Grey Ladies Red Cross and St Joseph's Maternity Hospital sewing circle. Survivors include her husband and son Frank E Walsh, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Funeral from 49 Ingalls Ave Wednesday at 10 am with solemn requiem mass at St Patrick's Church and burial in St Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L Walsh
Richard J. Walsh
Sacred Beart Church
St Joseph's Church
Schenectady
Troy Hospital
Troy
Thames and
US. N
Richard Walsh
Ingalls Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
St Peter's Cemetery
Indiana Resident 71 Knits Dream Flag Sweater
Harris Dingman a 71 year old Indiana resident in Fort Wayne completed an American Flag sweater after three years and eight months of work. The blue sweater features a 16 inch flag down the front and he has been knitting since age eight describing the project as his dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Warne
Ind
Harris Dingman
Dingman
Hing
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Friends of St. Patrick
North America
William J. Mes Culderh
Hamilton
Ontario
Cas
The
Friends of St. Panwick
Waterford
Ford Mfg. CO
Bankers’ Daily
White Lily
Bonut Life Oil
Francette
Westle Wave
Curley
Broadway Beauty Salon
Broadway — Second Insororee
DE Molay
Yom. C. A
Karl Schrade
Frank H. Deal
Grand Council
Colonel Schiade
Hugh Brown
Thomas A. Dandrew
Vpage Gse
Henry P. Burke
Oarsmen
East Side
John Ferra
Mountain View Avenue
Albany
Colonie
Ferra
Lester Bonestee
Mosster
NIC
Cope
Brente
Agnes
Fats
Rhine Bridge
Alexander, Drabik
Holland
Onio
Laxiendorff Bridge
Rogie
Ibn Sand
Trojan
Harold A. Clough
William J. Clough
Salem
Washington County
Bat Bean
Carol McKennas
South Hariford
Clough
Mariznnas
Army Air Corps
Elaine
Lillian Clough
Eleanor Clough
Roscoe Clough
Lionel Clough
East Greenwich
Farm Bureau Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Greenwich High School
C.F. Millhouse
Frank Walsh
Indiana
Roghs
Alfred
RGR
Taft Asoist
Radio City Sing & Bsg
Mohawk St
Saratoga Ave
Northside
National Automotive
Fibres, Inc
W. MC
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