Coal Dealers Face No Fooling Year In Distribution
In a meeting at the Rensselaer County Court House coal dealers outline the no fooling rules for the coming heating year. They expect little improvement in supply due to war labor shifts and plan to provide consumer declarations and monthly quota allocations to customers.
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Rensselaer County
U Fe
Albany
Saratoga
Rensselaer County Court House
George Usher
New York
Solid Fuels Administration
Mr. Usher
James J. Dooley
Cohoes
Everett J. Decker
Troy
Usher
General Drum lauds local guard unit at Armory inspection
General Drum commends the Second Regiment New York Guard's communications section after the federal inspection at the Armory on December 20 1943. Six enlistments in Company A cut vacancies to three. HQ added four new members. A carnival planned April 22–29 funds maintenance of the company. Several officers led rifle practice and riot control instruction for headquarters detachments and first and third battalions.
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New York Guard
Hugh S. Drum
State Guard
Wiliam Kirkby
John B. Prout
Richard J. LaParl
Joseph F. Phalen
Troy
Donald J. Brown
Arthur J. Chartrand
Edward M. Novack
Edward J. Ogden
Watervliet
Headquarters Company
David F. Boyd
Robert Diack
Lawrence V. Gillespie
Nicholas F. Melle
Armory
Joseph B. Nial
Charles H. Burkhardt
Harold F. Britton
John Corcoran
Arthur F. Servis
John Canfield
Lester Eustace
Troy Man Earns Commission In Army Air Force
A Troy man and two area residents graduated as second lieutenants in the Army Air Forces after an 18 week bombardier navigator course at the West Texas Bombardier Quad Tangle. James W. Wheeler of 132 State Street earned his commission after study at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Midland Quadrangle. William W. Ward of 104 Craig Street Schenectady completed his training at San Angelo. Spiris T Katsiginis of 49 Park Avenue Albany, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Katsiginis, trained at Childress after Cornell University.
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Troy
Army Air Force
West Texas
James W. Wheeler
Jerome J. Wheeler
State Street
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Midland
William W. Ward
Craig Street
Schenectady
Arsenal Seeks Workers At Watervliet Gun Plant
Watervliet Arsenal seeks men and women for immediate positions including junior machine operators at 56 cents per hour, light labor at 63 cents, heavy labor at 72 cents, and automotive mechanics for tank repairs at 95 cents. Applicants should go to the main gate between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. for interviews with a civil service representative.
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Watervliet Arsenal
Civil Service
Mechanicville Man Found Dead at Home
Mechanicville painter John Gallagher, 43, died suddenly at his Warsaw Avenue home. Dr. Arthur W. Johnson says acute alimentary thrombosis caused the death. An autopsy was performed by Dr. Joseph Lebowich and Dr. G. W. Crissey at DeMarco's funeral parlor. Gallagher, a World War I veteran, is survived by his widow and two children, one of whom is in the Army.
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Arthur W. Johnson
Mechanicville
Saratoga County
John Gallagher
Warsaw Avenue
Gallagher
Joseph Lebowich
Saratoga Springs
G. W. Crissey
DeMarco
Saratoga Avenue
Mechanicsville
Besdee
Mr. Gallagher
Grafton Red Cross Drive Surges Past Quota in War Fund
Grafton reports 584.78 raised toward a 400 goal, 46 percent over quota, while Nassau hits 65 percent with 1630.57 toward 2500. A Red Cross dance in Grafton boosted receipts by 90.50 and a Nassau card party plan continues to push donations. The overall chapter seeks 258000 and warns failure would cut servicemen aid. a Saturday meeting aims to raise further funds.
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American Red Cross
Grafton
Nassau
Red Cross
Town Hall
Lena Barnhart
May Newton
Fred Biederman
Ralph McCart
Betty Moore
Ethel A. Bingham
Nassau Drive
Arthur Wagner
West Stephentown
Willam Goeney
North Nassau
East
Harold M. J. Lewis
Lewis
Red Cross War Fund Committee
Red Cross War Fund
Polls Open At Noon For Spring Primary Day
Polls open at noon and stay open until 9 p m for the Spring Primary held during the presidential election year. Voters will choose party representatives and delegates to national conventions with nominations for state or legal offices to occur in the fall.
Greenwich Draft Board Lines Up Nine Men for Examinations
The Greenwich Draft Board has called nine volunteers for Albany physical exams. Those listed are Fred A. Balfour and Walter E. Balfour of Argyle. James L Etu Howard H. Griffin and William J. Sanders of Fort Edward. Ralph Karnaghan of Greenwich. Albert M King and Joseph H. Mears Jr. of Jackson. Worden E Lewis of Salem. They will be examined soon and then proceed to service.
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Grandma's Hat Back In Style This Easter
Miss Ella Remele a longtime hatter says hats are resurging among Brunswick women as they bring attic finds to the YWCA for remodeling. A vintage 1860 bonnet owned by Mrs Harold Hirst’s grandmother will be reinforced. new flowers and veiling to be added.
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Brunswick Home Bureau
Harold Hirst
Troy Boys' Club Winners Medals Given at Banquet
Edward A Kerr? Kane presents medals to Troy Boys' Club champs from a four sport elimination tourney held this month. Cavalry duck pin bowlers captained by Teddy Potenza earned top keglers honors. Thomas Walsh had high 121. Potenza led scorers. Anthony Mantello closely followed. Iroquois archery team led by Austin Tandy, with Anthony Kaspsman and Edward Williams assisting. John Mitchell 70 top archery score. Checkers ping pong pool and foul shooting crowned junior and senior winners across two age groups, 10–13 and 14–16.
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Troy Boys
Edward A. Kane
Cavalry
Teddy Potenza
Thomas Walsh
Potenza
Anthony Mantello
Austin Tandy
Anthony Kaspsman
Edward Williams
John Mitchell
Louis Anthony
Joseph Cavallo
Manuel Chan
Anthony Kasparian
Clementi Paone
Albert Meleti
Leo Vartigan
Pool
Eugene Reo
Joseph Bucciero
William , Harrell
St Anne's Social Club Elects Officers Plans Events
The recently formed St Anne's Social Club met at Miss Elizabeth I Yamin's home naming temporary officers including George J Yamin as president and Elizabeth J Yamin as vice president. A board of directors was formed with Amelia Nassau Abdel Usher and Kajer Kaddo among nominees. They voted a $10 donation to the Church Easter flower fund and set the next meeting for April 16 at 3 p.m. at Mr and Mrs Peter J Yamin's home.
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Elizabeth I. Yamin
Fifth Avenue
George J. Yamin
Elizabeth J. Yamin
Josephine M. Rice
Rose Japour
Peter J. Yamin
Peter J.¥amin
Fourth Street
Republican Women Gift to Red Cross by Rensselaer Club
The Women's Republican Club of Rensselaer County voted to donate 25 to the Red Cross War Fund at a monthly meeting held at the Y W C A. Miss Blanche Olmstead and Miss Oviatt were nominated for nominating committee posts for 1944. Mrs Cartine Snyder was named rummage sale chairman for April at 1109 Congress Street. Matilda Mallinson reported from the state convention in Albany on March 6. A Bijou Theater movie will be shown at a time to be announced. Mary Zobel, president, reported. A social followed.
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Women's Republican Club
Rensselaer County
Red Cross War Fund
Blanche Olmstead
Oe Oviatt
Cartine Snyder
Congress Street
Matilda Mallinson
Albany
Mary Zobel
Albany Grand Jury Bill Questioned By Local Taxpayers
Albany County residents Dr Edward A Stapleton and Mrs Jessie M Griffin petition a court to test the legality of a Dewey signed grand jury reform law as to home rule compliance. Lawyers seek an injunction and the case moved toward a show cause hearing with the attorney general to defend the measure.
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Jessie M. Griffin
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Robert E. Whalen
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Elizabeth L.pinckney
Bergan
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Pinckney
New York City
Attorney General
Latham Community Show Supports Red Cross Fund
Pfc Vaughn Goldsworthy sponsors a film at FP W Pitts Hose House with matinee at 2 pm and 8 pm shows. Proceeds go to the Red Cross War Fund. Mrs Leland Smith and John Goldsworthy lead the event. Glee Club rehearses at 7 30 pm with officers named Irene Goldy Fred Weinbender Phyllis Weed Eunice Jones. Minstrel group rehearses for Keveney Hall shows on April 127 and 23.
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Vaughn Goldsworthy
Pacific
Red Cross
Latham Community Association
FP. W. Pitts Hose House
Red Cross War Fund
Association
Leland Smith
John Goldsworthy
Association Glee Club
Eugene Theroux
Irene Goldy
Fred Weinbender
Phyllis Weed
Eunice Jones
Keveney Hall
Cohoes
DeMolay Initiates Class In Troy Temple Ceremony
Troy Chapter of the Order of DeMolay conferred the initiatory degree on a class of candidates at the Masonic Temple last night. Master Councilor Edward Nander led a ceremony followed by a business meeting announcing Troy Chapter’s 21st anniversary banquet on April 22 at the Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church.
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Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Edward Nander
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
4-H Club Aid Going to Delhi
Miss Betty MacElroy assistant 4-H Club agent at large in this county since February moves to Delhi Delaware County as emergency associate county 4-H Club agent beginning Saturday. She will focus on food production through Victory Gardens and preservation while continuing club work.
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Betty Macklroy
Delhi
Delaware County
Victory Gardens
Samuel B. Dorrance
Rensselaer
Imwibespa Triangle of
Cohoes
Camp Wanaka
Camp Fire Girls
East Poestenkill
Blood Bank Reaches 230 Pints From 254 Donors
The Red Cross Blood Bank at First Baptist Church collected 230 pints yesterday from 254 registered donors keeping the local quota above 200 pints for the sixth straight time. Waterford firemen and Marine Corps Auxiliary members contributed. Donors included residents from Manchester Vermont and Bennington.
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Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Waterford
Knickerbocker Hose Company
Marine Corps Auxiliary
Helen Bateman
Fifth Avenue
Plasma Ridge
Cape Gloucester
Manchester
Bennington
Wagar’s Ice Cream Co
Behr- Manning Corp
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Marshall Eclipse
Ciuett, Peabody
Watervitet Arsenal l
Pleasantdale Man Found Dead in Auto
Melvin J. Reynolds age 55 was found dead yesterday afternoon in the garage at 298 Third Avenue Pleasantdale. Coroner Thomas J. Duffy ruled death by carbon monoxide poisoning. Reynolds worked for the American Locomotive Co Schenectady and was discovered by his nephew Melvin Piche around 5 20 p m. A hose connected exhaust to the car through the right rear window. A note dated Friday offered no clear reason for the act. He leaves a widow Hattie Reynolds and a son Arthur, a Crescent daughter Marion Conlyn. State Police Sgt F J Schoonmaker investigated with the coroner.
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BR. D
Joseph Padalino
Duffy
Reynolds
Mexican Army Officer Speaks at Waterford Pan American Day
Lieut. E. Villasenor Barba of the Mexican Army stationed at R. P. I will be guest speaker at 1 pm today for Pan-American Day exercises at Waterford Welsh School. Students dedicate the program to Our Neighbors South of the Border with decorations by the art department and Latin American music from the music department.
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E. Villasenor-Barba
Waterford Welsh School
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