Estate Letters Issued On Miss Bessie Pine
Letters of administration were issued for the estate of Miss Bessie Pine, daughter of the Inter K B Pine founder who led a shirt and collar business that became United Shirt and Collar Co. The estate was valued at less than 1,000 dollars. Judge Edward J Donohue granted the letters in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court following Marcus L Filley’s application.
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Bessie Pine
Inter. K. B. Pine
United Shirt & Collar Co
Miss Pino
Edward J. Donohue
Rensucracy
Marcus L. Filley
Police Pension Fund Gains From Parking Ticket Fines
The Troy Police Court drive on unpaid parking tickets has netted $1,984 in fines since Feb 24 with daily receipts ranging from 50 to 225 as announced by Judge Thomas J. O Conner. Funds go to the police pension, with minimal other revenue noted from meters and city real estate. Beneficiaries include Warren A Pine of Atlanta and relatives listed in court papers. The Pine family once owned Pine and Adams Shirt and Collar Co in Lansingburg, later becoming United Shirt and Collar Co before ending operations. Lion Brand Shirt and Collar Corp. later reused the Pine plant site.
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Troy Police Department
Velie Court
Troy Policy Court
Thomas J. O'Conner
Polic E Pension Fund
Motors
General City
Warren A. Pine
Atlanta
Gay
James H. Fine
Waterford
Hind A. Knox Klinberly
Reno
Nov
Anda
Ruth P. Furniss
White Plains
J. KP. Pine
Pine d& Adams
Lansingburg
J. K. P. Pine Co
Trojans Elected By Tale Concern
Two Troy men were elected to the two highest positions in the International Tale Corp at its annual election week in New York City. Robert H. McCarthy named president and Thomas W. Rourke first vice president. McCarthy also becomes president of allied Oswegatchic Power and Light Corp.
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Troy
International Tale Corp
Unis
Fives
New York City
Robert H. McCarthy
Thomas W. Rourke
Mr. McCarthy
Oswegatchic Power and Light Corp
Tale Company
Tuttle
Plainfield
N. J
J. Merrimick
Brooklyn
John J. McNamer
New York
Agslitant Treasuver
Gouvernwur
St Patrick’s Day Dance Sponsored by Taconic Legion
About 200 people attended the St Patrick’s Day dance in the school hosted by Taconic Valley Post American Legion. Music by the Rhythm Rangers. Walter Bentley directed square dances. John Kinn was he s e man assisted by Johnston Robinson Howard Gardiner and Wesley Huff.
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Kerlin
Taconic Valley Post
American Legion
The
Rhythm Rangers
Walter Bentley
John Kinn
Heseman
Johnston Robinson
Howard Gardiner
Wesley Huff
Compromise City Tax Deals For R P I Land Expansion
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute agreed to a $250 full settlement covering taxes due 1890 to 1946 on 21 acres conveyed by Emma Williamson of Brookline Massachusetts for expansion plans. Several other tax compromises approved including 700 for 231 233 Fourth Street site and 741.02 on 366 Second Avenue. Manila treaty vote spans bases.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Axe
Board of Estimate
Emma
Wiliamson
Brookline
Mass
Sear
Carmen Galla
Fourth Street
John J. Healy
Miles A. McGrane
Plan Funeral Of John W. G. Shires
The funeral for John W Grinwold Shires of Waterville will be held today at Grinwold Funeral Home Schenectady with Rev Tom Moss officiating. He was husband of Florence M Little and former Banking and Security West Co employee. He died at his sister in law Adabell Wheeler's home in Lansing Mich. Survived by wife daughter and grandson, one brother, and several nieces and nephews. Burial at Wood Cemetery Troy.
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John W. Grinwold
Shires
Waterville
Grinwold
Schenactady
Tom Moss
St. Georgee Chapel
Schonccady
Mt. Shire
Florence M. Little
Security Veast Co
Marine ‘Trust Co
Buffalo
Wilmington
Del
Siater
Adabell Wheeler
Lanelay
Mich. Sanday
Abie
J. Lawton Wotts
Robert J. Folts
Winnington
Edward H
Schenectady
Cutormont
Wimwood Camotory
Troy
Traffic Clogs Streets as Transit Struggles Continue
Heavy daily congestion across the United States and Canada slows commutes as pedestrians, buses, and trolley coaches share crowded routes. Authorities urge patience while transit systems report high ridership and limited capacity. Community leaders call for better scheduling and infrastructure upgrades.
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United States
Canada
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