Mildred Brafman Enlists in WAC for Fort Oglethorpe
Miss Mildred Marion Brafman daughter of Mr and Mrs Sol M Brafman of 1540 Tibbits Avenue has enlisted in the WAC and will depart soon for military training at Fort Oglethorpe Ga She is a 1941 Troy High School graduate and studied at the McDowell School of Fashion in New York City She is employed by the N S State Department of Unemployment Insurance Her father a World War I veteran wounded overseas holds the Purple Heart and is commander of the Rev Francis A Kelley Chapter Disabled American Veterans in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marion Brafman
Sol M. Brafman
Tibbits Avenue
WAC
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Miss Brafman
Troy High School
McDowell School of Fashion
New York City
N. S. State Department of Unemployment Insurance
Troy
Francis A. Kelley
Disabled American Veterans
Warrants Issued in Beating Case
Warrants issued by Police Court Justice Edward R. Kampf for six suspects in the beating of John Sonny Jones during the state crime inquiry in Albany County. The warrants rest on information by Morris Zuckman, Jones’s attorney, alleging conspiracy to commit third degree assault. Jones says he was beaten and suspended by heels on February 25 outside a state office building window. Atty. Gen. N L Goldstein named Edward Finch to probe the charge. Finch exonerated Monaghan staff in a later report. Sidney Gordon opposed warrants arguing the supporting documents were hearsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Edward §. Kampf
John
Sonny) Jones
Albany
Morris Zuckman
Jones
George P. Monaghan
Atty
N. L. Goldstein
Edward R. Finch
Court of Appeals
Finch
Monaghan
Sidney B. Gordon
Gordon
Today on the Air: Local Station Schedule Full Day
A dense rundown of 1 000-watt Troy station programming from early morning to late night. It lists shows, news, music blocks, soap operas, comedies, dramas, and variety hours with host names, times, and segments across a full broadcast day.
Morning Radio Schedule Rendered In Fragmented OCR
A scrambled listing outlines a day of radio programs and times from a station. It includes news updates, breakfast club segments, children's theater, musical varieties, and syndicated shows with multiple intakes and local identifiers such as WORG Albany and Schenectady. The text is a garbled schedule with numerous partial program names and time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEOY
Timekeeper
Timekeeper News
Rise ‘N’ Shine
Troy Chapel
Green Hornet
Evelyn Johnson
Buddy Cole
Melody Time
Osenetary Gardens
Metropolitan Opera
Schenectady
Atlantic Spotlight
WORG
Albany
Sacred Heart Pym
Garden Gate
Isabell Hewson
Mary Lee Taylor
Warren Sweeney
Theater of Today
PL. M
Grand Centr
Country Journal
Institute Student Suffering Heart Attack Sent to Hospital
Stephen Maslan, 48, of Mt. Kisco and 1567 Tibbits Avenue, an R.P.I. student, collapsed on Union Street yesterday afternoon and was taken to Samaritan Hospital after a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Maslan
Mt. Kisco
R.P.I
Tibbits Avenue
the Samaritan Hospital
Union Street
Youth Taken To Hospital After Traffic Stop
Between Broadway and Fulton Street a youth was summoned by Traffic Officer Harold O'Neil to a radio car and taken to the hospital where he was treated and kept under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Fulton Street
Harold O'Neil
Local service members on furlough and promotions noted
Whitehall Sergeant James Redmond spends furlough with relatives. Marines recruit Herman Brevette visits parents on Broadway. Navy men Richard Lee and John Rich receive leaves and promotions to aviation machinist mate third class respectively. Vincent Donehue promoted to captain serving overseas. A Mardi Lodge meeting and a marriage in Fair Haven are also recorded with details on attendees and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Redmond
Herman Brevette
Marines
John Brevette
Broadway
Richard Lee
Navy
Holly Lee
John Rich
Georgia Rich
James Sanders
North Main Street
Leslie A. White
Sanders
Edward A. Farrell
Trinidad
Elden Gebo
Medical Corps
Timothy Gebo
Fifth Avenue
Camp Upton
Vincent J. Donehue
A. R. Hoffman
Puyllis K. Manson
Reuben Manson
Fair Haven
Douglass H. Williams
Leroy Williams
West Street
Baptist Church
Edward W. Johnson
Leon Richards
Rutland
Pleasant Walter Grange Card Party at Grange Hall
Pleasant Walter Grange hosts another card party at Grange Hall today. Mrs. M. J. Connelly of Pittstown visits her daughter Mrs. Perry Kipp and Mr. Kipp. Metho dist Church plans a Buskirk unity with fuel shortage relief after Easter. service at 2 30 pm led by Rev. Ernest Maguire. Lyndon J. Wallace honored with surprise birthday party and dinner at his home Sunday. friends attended Monday birthday gathering with gifts from Aght Grove neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grange
Grange Hall
M. J. Connelly
Pittstown
Perry Kipp
Mr. Wallace
Aghtgrove
Ceiling projector aids pilots with cloud height help
Cleveland reports a 16 inch ceiling projector that can throw a beam five miles to locate cloud layers. An observer uses an alidade to read the height from the illuminated cloud, enabling instant ceiling height data for safe landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
INS
W. A. Pennow
Westinghouse
Fifth War Loan Goal Fixed at 16 Billions
Secretary Morgenthau announced the fifth war loan target at 16 billion dollars to avoid a mistaken impression it would match the prior 14 billion figure. He stated the full details on securities and timing would come next week as the drive is expected to open in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Thornton Burgess Not Written Out Again
Springfield article notes Thornton W. Burgess resignations and threats of quitting 30 years ago but he now releases his 10 000th nature story. Known as Peter Rabbit’s godfather, Burgess began writing for his son and later published a book collection. Since 1912 he has expanded to other works while continuing daily newspaper features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
CBI
Thornton W. Burgess
Peter Rabbit
Burgess
Chicago
Mother Acts as Guardian to Settle Daughter Claim
Mildred Chiovini of Schodack Landing named guardian ad litem for Marjorie Chiovini to settle a $400 claim against Edwin and Ronald LaBrie of Stuyvesant. Papers filed in county clerk's office show the compromise approved by Supreme Court Justice Sydney Foster. Miss Chiovini was injured December 16 1943 when a LaBrie vehicle skidded on ice near Schodack Landing and struck a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otra
Mildred Chiovini
Schodack Landing
Marjorie Chiovini
Edwin
Ronald LaBrie
Stuyvesant
Supreme Court
Sydney Foster
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Sally Sweetland
Saidenberg
Rebner
Ken Darby
Westinghouse Chorus
Troy Light CO
Congress ST
A. M
Sweet River Chapel & Institute
Sardi
Gil Martyn
Texas
Jim Lew Wuites
Leneheer Crude
Bankhare
Ang Blue Frolics
aHar
Jack Arn F
Mic O—Terry
Taylor Y Wolfe de Lone
Paul Neilson
Dane W. Vanderer
Sage Playbo
Publishers
Helpmate
Vie and Sade
Bravge Tomorrow
David Harum
Echo
Carey Longmire
Guiding Light
Betty Crocker
Antetlea
Ma Perkins
Pepper Younh
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Life
Bill
Pare Farrell
Earle Padney
Bill, Bradley
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
John W. Vandercoo
Frank Black
Farm Forum
Amos ‘N' Andy
Bill Stern
Amanda
Big Sister
Helen Trent Gal
Life Beautiful
Bernadine Flynn
Thet Brewster Boy
Comedy Caravan
Door Canteen
News
Mal Hallett
Institute Studens
RED Cross
South Cambridge
Quebec
Thornton Burgess
Roy Shudt
WTRY
Sterling
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