Funeral Held For Mother Of Priest in Albany Area
The funeral for Mrs Frans L Walsh mother of Rev Richard J Walsh assistant pastor of St John the Evangelist's Church Behenes leas was held at 10 am yesterday from the home 49 Ingalls Avent and later in St Patrick's Church where a requiem mass was celebrated by her son Rev James P Lawlor deacon Rev George J McKeon and others led the service. Delegations from Dominican Sisters from Albany and Sisters of St Joseph from St Joseph's attended. The service included a long list of local clergy and parishioners and concluded with interment at St Peter's Cemetery Father Lawlor officiating at the burial service. A Rosary Society delegation and Court Margaret CD of A members visited the home reciting prayers. The Women’s Club of Sacred Heart Church also paid respects with prayers led by Rev Edward T Reilly. Some old photographic negatives noted at the end mention better light transmission due to corroded surfaces.
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Frans L. Walsh
Richard J ‘Walsh
St. John
Behenes Leas
Ingalls Avent
St. Patrick's Church
James P. Lawlor
St. Patrick's
Raymond Selman
James P. Hennehan
Arthur J. Reilly
John F. Bourke
Alseph
Albany
Lawrence BP. Kelly
Stilwater
Pies J. ‘Vaughen
Fittstown
John, E Ryan
Green Island
William P.casey
Vaiatle
John FJ. Dignan
Schenectedy
Wh‘hem F. Boldt
Schenectady
Arthur A. Cuuningham
Quetata
Edmund 3. Burns
East Greenbush
Bernard ‘Alford
Francis $F. “Woods
John W. Keefe
Daniel H. Markham
Boleslaw
Watroba
Watervliet
Willian A. McNamara
James A. Medtianus
Rensselaer
Jonn ‘Berryncki
Robert (Ee Bart
Joseps A. Hanan
Arthur P. Carroll
G. Hart
C. Edward Hickley
Dahiel D. Hogan
I Bantston
John HH Pim
Maryknoll
Sea
Frank
L. Beatty
Cat
A. 1
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St Peter’s Cemetery
Father Lawlor
Society of St Patrick's Church
Court Margaret
C.D of A
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Torpey
Women's Club of
Sacred Heart Church
Homse
Res
Eaward
T. Reilly
Fragmented OCR Note Hints At Local Parade and Names
Readable fragments mention Washington Tigh Pleasure Parade and people like Godwin Sis Los and Abeer with numbers and places. The text is garbled but suggests a public event notice or parade in a local paper with multiple names and numeric markers.
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Port Lee
Tos Breaneman
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Kows Asa Thar
Pan Pee
Cee Ince Tracy
Washington
Pleasure Parade
Gram
Ira Storter
Eer Godwin Sis—Los
Abeer
Senate backs 25 percent tax cap amendment
The Albany Senate approved a resolution urging Congress to enable a constitutional amendment limiting estate and personal income taxes to 25 percent. The tally was 38 to 22 after a prior tie vote, with Republican Sen. William Bewley and Democrat El paz E F. Quinn leading the reconsideration and fierce debate.
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Senate Ceaterday
Congress
William Bewley
Lockport
el Paz E F. Quinn
Debate on queasure and party line vote
The speaker urged full Democratic backing in defeating the resolution. He charged the measure shifts advantage from the wealthy to the poor. Debate was brief and the vote showed more Republicans in favor than before.
Fathers Night Presented by School 1 PTA
Krug speaks at School 1 Fathers Night with Miss Mary Cahill and George E. Reardon welcoming guests. The event highlights home school harmony and funds for education as Ada Serivee of the Troy Teachers’ Association urges legislative support. Three performances by William E. Duncan and George H. Krug accompany the program.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Igardess
Mary Cahill
Nan
Thamas V. Kenney
Weaney
George E. Reardon
Mary L. Helly
Mies Ada Serivee
Troy Teachers’ Association
William E. Duncan
George H
DeFreestville Notes and Palm Sunday Plans
Miss Mary Van Acker recovered from pneumonia. A birthday surprise party for her was held. Palm Sunday services will be at Blooming Grove Church with Rev. Jacob Van Ess. Red Cross supper and Parish activities organized. DeFreestville to form its own volunteer fire company with officers named Edgar Howe chief and Chester Jordan president.
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Arthur Sliter
Mary van Acker
George Carthildh Ae ‘Soh
Alton Frederick
Jacob van Ess
Blooming Grove
and Airs
Ela Phillips
Herbert Kimmey
Philathea Clags
Edgar Sliter
Red Cross
Wiliam Wilkes
George Carthlich
P.m
DeFreestville Fire Company
Edgar H. Howe
Chester Jordan
Everett Billa
Cleve BR. Kilmer
John D Craft
Raid destroys center as Mosquitos bomb a contested area
An account describes a raid with British Mosquito planes destroying a Gestapo wall center. It mentions five or nine Mexqhitos over Cope and a youth assembly where Mr Kenney and Mr Kreg discussed The American Home and parents as natural educators amid Nazi era contrasts.
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Trey
Kenney
Kreg
Uocia
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OPA Reports Fuel Oil Use During Heating Season
OPA director Lester J. Heveos reports total fuel oil consumption for the present heating season remains within limits for sixteen counties. The weekly bulletin outlines consumption by households and notes that the percentage used is rising, with figures issued through the week ending yesterday.
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Lester JW. Heveos
OPA
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