Advertising Magic Word Of Business O Crowley Says
James F. O Crowley president of William H Frear & Co told Troy Advertising Club members that advertising is the magic word of business and its growth driver. He urged truthful, well timed campaigns that meet local needs and outlined how ads build customer bases and raise living standards.
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O’crowley
Advertising Club of Troy
James F. O’crowley
William H. Frear & Co., Inc
Mr. O'Crowley
America
Floyd Tifft
Troy
Two Injured In Auto Collision At City Intersection
Two persons were injured in a collision of two automobiles at the intersection of Glen and Sixth Avenues yesterday morning. Lews P. Kurtessis, 18, of R. D. 1, Johnsonville, driving a car owned by his father, Louis Kurtessis Sr., said he was southbound on Sixth Avenue while Miss Katie Udwary of East Nassau was eastbound on Glen Avenue when the crash occurred. Udwary sustained knee injuries and Kurtessis injured his right knee. They were taken to Sarmiariitan Hospital and later released after treatment.
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Glen and
Sixth Avenues
Lews P. Kurtessis
Johnsonville
Louis Kurtessis, Sr
Central Station
Sixth Avenue
Katie Udwary
East Nassau
Glen Avenue
Udwary
We Beat the Stork New Red Cross Motto
Red Cross Home Service workers praised a new motto We Beat the Stork as they assisted a Troy soldier worried about his wife due to an imminent birth The worker went to the home and met the baby when it cried then wired confirmation to the Army post allowing the father to return home That personal touch impressed Mrs Marie C Spain.
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Red Cross
Troy
Marie C. Spain
Department
Labor Party Forgeries Probe Prompted by Court Justice
District Attorney James Gibson Jr of Washington County opened an inquiry into alleged forgeries tied to a substitute designating the Labor Party state committee candidates. The probe followed a Supreme Court Justice who invalidated left wing signatures and a Troy attorney denying involvement or knowledge of the petitions or any party wing.
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James’ Gibson, Jr
Washington County
Board of Elections
American Labor Party
John Braun
Supreme Court
F. Imrie
Glens Falls
Floyd Fish
Grantville
Frederick Jerks
Fort Ann
Abramm C Goldstein
Troy
Times Record
A. L
Labor Party
Queston
Daniel Imrie
Bar of Justice
Four Area Men Accepted for Navy Training at Court House
Four men from the area were accepted for Navy service and assigned to Sampson for training. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan announced. The recruits are Joseph Goodrich of 816 River Street Edward R. O'Brien of 3219 Seventh Avenue Joseph Benamall of 49 Mulberry Street Mechanicville and Edward Bochette of 45 Saratoga Avenue.
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Mechamieville
Navy
Court House
Sampson
Joseph Sullivan
Joseph Goodrich
River Street
Edward R. O'Brien
Seventh Avenue
Joseph Benamall
Mulberry Street
Mechanicville
Edward Bochette
Saratoga Avenue
That City
Red Cross War Fund Report Meeting At First Baptist Church
A report meeting for the Red Cross War Fund Drive will be held at the First Baptist Church Thursday at noon to announce first reports from divisions with large quotas. Special gifts industrial and organizational divisions will report for the first time in the Rensselaer County Chapter drive. The total is expected to exceed the halfway mark. The women's division previously announced 14000, bringing the grand total to 100 with gifts up to Saturday. The goal is 228000.
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First Baptist Church
Rensselaer County
Wills Probated in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court
Two wills admitted to probate by Judge Edward J. Donohue. Mrs Alice F Schaus of this county died Feb 17 at Bellerose LI leaving under $2,500 real and up to $100 personal with four sons named as beneficiaries. Mrs Clara M Brown died March 7 in Troy leaving more than $5,000 with Herrick Brown of New Rochelle and Charlotte E F Morey of 12 Hawthorne Avenue as heirs. Clark Cipperly represents both estates.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donohue
Alice 4. Schaus
Bellerose
Long Island
Clara M. Brown
Troy
Schaus
Clarence E. Schaus
L I
William B. Schaus
Averill Park
Arlington
Manning Employees Honor Fred Cheney Banqueted in First Aid
Employees of the John A. Manning Paper Co who earned first aid certificates held a Sunday banquet for their instructor Fred C Cheney. He serves as chairman of first aid for the Rensselaer County Red Cross Chapter. Speakers included James F Adams Roland T Eustace and William H Manning Jr. A War Bond was presented to the instructor. Twenty two members received certificates. Banquet chairmen were Albert H Southwell and Joseph Renaud.
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John A. Manning Paper Co
Fred QC. Chenery
First Aid
Rensselaer County
Red Cross
James F. Adams
Manning Concern
Roland T. Eustace
William H. Manning, Jr
Albert H Southwell
Joseph Renaud
Not in Action Frank Mazzarillo Clarifies Identity
Deputy Sheriff Frank Mazzarillo asks The Record Newspapers to state he is not the same person as the Frank Mazzarillo who with Sophie Mazzarillo settled a cause of action against United Traction Co. The settlement notice was filed recently in the County Clerk's office.
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Frank Mazzarillo
Record
Sophie Mazzarillo
United Traction Co
Man Faces Court on Old Complaint
Earl R Parsons of this city was arraigned on three indictments charging burglary and larceny and Arthur Hensinger 20 formerly of 48 Oneida Street Cohoes was given a suspended sentence of one year in jail when Rensselaer County Court was reconvened yesterday by Judge Harry E Clinton. Parsons arraigned by Dist Atty Earle J Wiles with two associates whose cases were disposed of at previous terms of court is charged with burglary and petit larceny April 22 1989 at the Hoosick Valley Farmers Exchange storehouse at Schaghticoke He is also charged with burglary and grand larceny June 39 1939 at North Greenbush at the garage of Joseph Field The third indictment charges him with having stolen an automobile owned by John E McCathy in this city Feb 25 1938 Parsons who was arrested last week on Connecticut pleaded not wit to each indictment He said he had no money or means to em ploy counsel and Judge Clinton as-
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Earl R Parsons
Arthur Hensinger
Oneida Street
Cohoes
Rensselaer County
Harry E. Clinton
Parsons
Earle J. Wiles
Hoosick
Clinton
Trial notes and sentences in local court cases
Signed Miles A McGrane of the city as attorney Honsinger pleaded guilty to petit larceny The judge Clinton suspended one year jail term for a year probation and ordered reporting to county probation officer Three cases Delamater McCluskey Mombard carried over The report also notes Mount Katahdin as the first point of sunrise in the United States
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Miles A. McGrane
Honsinger
Clinton
William B. Satterlee
Francis Delamater
Michael McCluskey
Fred Mombard
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R. H. Mackinlay
Boston and Maine Railroad
Ajor
Mrs Ralcy
Major J Mes Eau Herbert
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Wissaniin
William H. Turner
Our Lady of Victory Church
Red Cross War Fund Drive
Harold M. J. Lewis
Father Turner
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RED Cross War Fund
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Schaus and Brown
Manning
Fred Cheney
United States
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