Eight In Court After Raid In Rensselaer
Court actions followed a Partition Street raid by district attorneys officers in Albany County. Eight residents were arraigned in County Court before County Prosecution Earle J. Weir. One pled guilty to disorderly conduct. indictments against two were dismissed. Oderrisse alleged promoter of the crap game faced six months in county jail with a possible additional sentence for nonpayment of fines. All defendants paid fines immediately and jail terms were suspended if fines were promptly settled.
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Partition Street
Albany
Waterview
Earle J. Wier
Onlyone
Eve Cibyss
Albert Oderisso
Oderisse
Harry Chistes
Spearing Season Opens in Part of State Regulation Updates
Spearing season starts in select areas with rules limiting where eel and catfish harvesting may occur. Prohibited zones include most streams in several counties and rivers such as the Hudson and its tributaries below Fenimore Bridge. Officials anticipate a sizable impact on local harvests as waters begin to thaw.
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Alet Flensselzer
Hudson River
Aealoga County
Mybenk River
Fenimore Bridge
Hudson Falls
Butterfield Crees
Galway Lake
Galway Lake To the Dam At Molfion’s Camp
Aiplaus Crees
Thompson's
Wester- Hoo
Indictment Dismissals Sought in Albany Case
Louis Herman John McGrave and Jacob Russian of Albany joined autormes Weir in seeking dismissals of indictments against Jose Bruno and Wilford Gaudreau. They argued both men were recently discharged after serving in the nation’s armed forces and favored dropping the charges. The arraigned defendants were arrested by County Detective Timothy L. Collins and Harold E. Harriman, with David Rosenfeld of Troy serving as attorney for the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johs Lanahan
Brestway
Waterviiet
Fred Feldman
Louis Herman
John McGrave
Jacob Russian
Albany
Psrcigr Autormes Wier
Asoeing
Jose Bruno
Wilford Gaudreau
Timothy L. Collins
Harold E. Harriman
David Rosenfeld
Troy
Red Cross Card and Game Party Held Saturday Evening
Schaghticoke hosts annual Red Cross card and game party at the Municiga Building Saturday evening. Awards will be presented for high scores and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Municiga
Russell Sage Students Stage Kil larney Fair at Sage College
Russell Sage College students presented the Kil larney Fair in the college theater. Aimed at War Chest support, the event featured dart throwing, base ball pitching, fortune telling, and a refreshment booth with cokes and doughnuts. Proceeds go to the War Chest fund.
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Russetl’ Sage College
Killarney
Russell Sage
War Chest Fund
Nancy Sickmund
Ann Green
Beatrice Bartuccio
Tye
Marge Hammer
Agnes Weale
Tomumbctee
Barbara Hewes
Russell Sage War Chest Fund
McMutter-Snicer
Sampson
Kallas
Sage
Negro Priest Sings First Mass in Albany
Rev. Thomas Campbell-Jones became the first Negro priest in the Albany diocese and the 18th in the United States to enter the Roman Catholic priesthood. He celebrated his first Mass at St. Vincent de Paul’s Church in Albany after being ordained in Trenton, New Jersey. The ceremony drew over 1,000 attendees from Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish communities. An address on Catholic tolerance was delivered by Rt. Rev. Mer. Edward J. Magisn.
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Thomas Campbell - Jones
Albany
United States
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Father Jones
Trenton
N. J
Vincentian Institute
Siena College
St Vincent Seminary
Latcabe
Mer
Edward J. Magisn
St Vincent de Paul's Church
Hit and run injures Albany child victim Dominick Damiana
Albany police say a green sedan struck two and a half year old Dominick Damiana Sunday in Albany. The child is at Mercoria Hospital with possible right thigh fracture and head contusions. The driver fled the scene.
Soldier Joseph Carp Killed in Belgium in World War II
Joseph F. Carp was killed in action in Belgium on January 29, per War Department telegram to his widow Beny Clark of Green Island. He served with the 112th Infantry of General Courtney Hodges First Army, saw combat in Belgium Holland France and Germany. Survived by widow daughter Cheryl Anne parents Mr and Mrs Peter Carp Mechanicville a sister Mrs Edwin Faseren Mechanicville and four brothers Lt Peter Carp Engineers in France Cpl John Carp missing in action Cpl Edward Carp in the United States and Stanley Carp Mechanicville.
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Pic
Joseph F.caze
Belgium
War Department
Beny Clark
Green Island
112Th
Courtney Hodges
First Army
Holland
France
Germany
Cheryl Anne
Peter Carp
Mechanicville
Edwin Faséen
Cpl
John Carp
Edward Carp
United States
Stanley Carp
County Road Repair Will Begin Soon
Rensselaer County will launch road repair under the 18:5 program with fourteen work groups ready by April 15. Wartime limits reduce asphalt, but officials expect enough to address county needs as frost damage worsens. Work will roll out in stages over the coming weeks, starting with removing and storing sixty miles of snow fence from last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Highway Department
John W. Hansen
WPB Moves to Speed Farm Machinery Output
Washington The War Production Board moved to speed up farm machinery production and reduce delays. It said output is about 20 percent behind schedule and ordered priority allocation of malleable iron castings to accelerate deliveries. Manufacturers behind on schedules due to casting shortages were urged to apply promptly for priority help.
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Washington
Thea War Production Board
AAL
Local Church Meeting and Holiday Notices
Mrs. Frank W. Vanderpool hosts a W S C S gathering at 1 p.m. on Hamilton Avenue with a covered dish lunch and business session led by Mrs. Harold Z. Bissell. Sacred Heart School pupils enjoy a St Joseph's Day holiday. Bert Mohl returns on leave from Sampson, visiting relatives on Hamilton Avenue until Thursday. Union Lenten service tomorrow at 7 45 p.m. unites Pawling Avenue Methodist and Third Presbyterian congregations, led by Mrs Mer Vining of Averill Park.
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Frank W. Vanderpool
Hamilton Avenue
Uammeanius Board
W. S.C. S of Pawling
Sacred: Heart School
Bert Mohl
Sampson
Cleveland
Ann
Earl
Hamton Avenue
Califormniz
Third Presbyterian Church
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Uniting
Women’s Guild
Mer Vining
Averill Park
Engineer Hazek um of Rensselaer Dies. Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow
The funeral of Thomas Hazek um, engineer secretary of the Board of Commissioners of the State Land Office, will be conducted tomorrow. Hazek um died Saturday at his home after a long career as a state employee since 101.
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Bies
Thomas %. Hazekum
Rensselaer
Board of Commissioners of
The
State Land Office
Hayeb’ ‘Um
Funeral Held for Former Trojan and Accident Victim Mia H Barry
Funeral services were held for Mia Lucy H. Barry formerly of Troy who died at Elis Hospital Schenectady from injuries after being struck by a car on the Troy Schenectady Road near St David's Lane. Barry widow of Walker H. Barry, long a Schenectady resident and lumberman, had lived in Troy about twenty years before returning home.
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Mia
Lucy H. Barry
Troy
Elis Hospital
Schenectady
Trojan
Baxter Funeral Home
Oskweed Cemetery
Barry
Schenec
Troy-Schenerlady
St .David's Lane
Schlegel
Lansingburg Home Ransacked by Vandals
Troy detectives investigated a ransacking at the Race of Charles A. Grenier home at 371 Third Avenue Sunday night. Nothing was taken. entry was gained by breaking a screen and windows.
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Troy
Charles A. Grenier
Third Avenue
Religious group activities and services at Memorial Methodist Church
Tomorrow at Memorial Methodist Church House the Red Cross will hold its weekly sewing session from 0 am to 4 pm. The Philosophian Society will host a covered dish supper at 6 20 pm, followed by officer elections. The religious instruction school meets at 2 30 pm with Rev David J Livingstone and assistants. Junior choir rehearses at 6 20 pm for Easter program, seniors at 7 20 pm and 9 30 pm. Lenten service at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian with Rev Eugene Cunningham as guest speaker. New members will be received at the morning service and a canvass to be led by the Snasce Committee chaired by William Patton.
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Memorial Methodist Church
Red Cross
Philosophian Society of Memoriel Methodist Church
School For Religious Instructon
David J. Livingstone
TAS P.m
Union
Oakwood Avenue
Fresbyterian Church
Alfred Beck
Wallace Bryce
Wager Home Damaged In Grafton Fire
A fire damaged the Clinton Wager residence in Grafton on Sunday afternoon caused by ore smoke and water. Fire units from three communities fought the blaze and rescued occupants as grass fires along Troy Riding Club property and Cooper Avenue were extinguished. Deputies patrolled the area and marshaled volunteers to control the spreading flames.
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Clinton Wager
Grafton
Brttéer
Sromen
Aeone
Equaty Sheriffs Office
Troy Riding Club
Cooper Avenue
Henry Jack
Perengburg
Arthur Weaver
Eagle” Mills
Philete F. Craver
Warren D. Horton
Grover
W. Campbell
Vincent
McCarthy
Bre
Eagle Mills
Peters Burg
Troy
Parra
Chauntey MacKay
Troy- Brunswick
MacKay
Sreaway
South Lake Avenue
Brunswick Fire Department
Thomas Gallagher
Lansingburg Woman Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Amelia Ho Wagstaff widow of Stephen W. Wagstaff was found dead at her home 495 Eighth Avenue. Coroner said death from heart ailment after illness under doctor's care. Born in Troy she lived in Lansingburg all her life and belonged to Church of the Holy Cross. Survived by nephews and nieces. Funeral at Mason Chapel 3 p.m. tomorrow with Rev Sumner Brown officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Amelia Ho Wagstaff
Stephen W. Wagstaff
Eighth Avenue
Charles J. Cote
Wagstaff
Troy
Church of the Hoir’ Cross
Mason
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Schaghticoke
Lnnon
Fern Boys
Shoys
Hollywood
Troy Citadel
Salvation Army
Maj
Fred Riley
Blaine May
Edward Carey
Young Peoples
Eastern Territorial
James Finewelling
Arthur West
East Side
Lansingburg
Sydaney
Troy File Works
River St. Troy
Hudson Beauty Shop
Cecerl
Eratuns
Wager
Nly
Heekien
Sepmieesa
Sears Roebuck
Siemen
River Street
Wells & Caverly’s
Triangle Shoe Story
Pertussa
Tammy Dectura
Oy Ee Efeceeferee Kaufman’s
J. Raufman
River ST
Calvert
America
Horse of Blends
Calvert Bastillers ‘Corporation
New Yok City
Calvert “Reserve
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