Dorion Will Probate Grants Sons and Daughters Shares
The Dorion estate valued at under $500 real and over $5,000 personal is divided among three sons and two daughters. Probate was before Judge Edward J. Donohue in Barrogate's Court, with Philip Dorion Jr and others named as heirs. Letters of administration issued for James J. Brodie, died March 19, 1949, with up to $10,000 personal estate going to sister Mary B. Emery and brother Daniel E. Brodie. George W. MelIsaac handles the Brodie estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Philip & Dorlew
Barrogate
Mr. Dorlew
Edward J. Donohus
Pailip
Dorion, Jr
Best Road
Rensselaer
Mary B. Emery
Fourth Street
Daniel EB. Brodie
Fifth Avenua
George W. MelIsaac
Blue Bonnet Margarine Promises Flavor Nutrition Economy
An old promotional item touts Blue Bonnet Margarine as America's quality margarine. It claims three benefits flavor nutrition and economy and urges families to use the Yellow Quick bag for quick table prep, highlighting appeal to Mrs Cronin and household cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cronin
Noveliat
America
Many DP s Qualified Physicians Amid Refugee Camps
The International Refugee Organization notes nearly 1000 highly qualified physicians and surgeons among displaced persons in European refugee camps. Many are unemployed, some former Nazi-era insiders, but most seek to practice again. countries largely bar refugee doctors due to local medical associations and policy opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Refugee Organization
Europe
LRO
Germany
Ukrainian National Hospital of
Kiev
Munich
University of Kiev
Aschelfenburg
Riga
Refugee doctors face barriers in postwar Europe
Latvia, now a refugee in the French zone of Germany, with a Hungarian general practitioner freed by the U S Army from a Gestapo prison, and a Jewish Yugoslav psychiatrist who survived six Nazi camps, highlight a “without parallel” pool of skilled physicians in refugee camps. While many refugees are settled overseas, few countries admit refugee doctors due to competition fears and standards concerns. Some drift into unskilled labor or illicit practice while awaiting recognition, with Norway, the Netherlands, Venezuela, and Iran accepting small numbers, and the United States possible for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latvia
Germany
United States Army
Nagi
LRO
Europe
Norway
Netherlands
Venezuela
Iran
United States
Leb.o
Greenwich Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Greenwich residents spent weekends with relatives in North Adams Waterville and Albany while local schools and churches announced rehearsals meetings and a Lenten service The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce held its annual dinner at the White Swan Hotel with officers and directors elected and plans for a Hartford school music project noted The prize design contest for a decal emblem for membership was mentioned with student Newell as winner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Alanson Aldrich
North Adams
Mass
A. L. Cunningham
WatervHet
Charles Dolan
Laurie Coulter
Greenwich Central School
Herbert Bailey
Fred Buckley
Center Cambridge
David Connors
Main Street
Centenary Methodist Church
Greenwich Free Library
Harry W. Reynders
Helen Roberson
Albany
Charles Roberson
Beech Hill
Joseph Hennessey
Joseph
Boston
Mas
Hennessey
Martin Welch
VanXesp Avenue
Bottskil Raptor Church
Lewis N. Powell
John MccGeoch
United Presbyterian Church
Union Choir
IMB
Latherty Post
American Legion
Josph Purdy
Hartford Central School
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
White Swan Hotel
Gutsis
Wheel
Grey
Cote
Girectote
Preakien
Lorie Thompson
William Donohue
Treaurer
Fowler Champoux
John Garrett
T. A. Morrissey
George Thompon
Edward Coréner
Richard Tefft
Raweek Grey
Willem Lyttle
John Cromer
Fred Warner
Prentérat
Bian Manty Newell
Greenwich Central Kchool
Vhewer
Prise
Beat
Holy Name Society Breakfast Plans At St Marys
The Holy Name Society of St Marys Church will hold its annual communion breakfast on Sunday April 10. David Hutchinson president of the society announced the event. Members will receive Holy Communion as a group at the 8 am mass celebrated by Rev Thomas J Meehan. After mass, the LaSalle Institute gymnasium will host the breakfast program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of
St. Mary's Church
David Hutchinson
Blembers
Thomas J. Meehan
LaSalle Institute
Limited Hearing Cited In Britannica Note
A Britannica entry states canaries hear only a narrow frequency range and ordinary conversation may not be audible to them. The note highlights avian auditory limits and contrasts human speech with avian hearing capabilities.
Troy Man Pleads Innocent To Charge
Troy man Iriel Ostrander, 34, pleaded not guilty to reckless driving in Troy Police Court yesterday. Arrest follows an accident at Congress Street and Brunswick Avenue. Ostrander’s car was towed. no injuries reported. His custody was led by attorney John Hipeiding at 190 Parkview Court Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Thomas
O'Connor
Iriel
Ostrander
Grover Ostrander
Jufn Hilpeeiding
Parkview Court
Spain
Troy
Amon A. Crandall
Esterday
Sixth Avenue
Jehan Irene
John Osterbemt
Entiy Patrol
Congress Mrest
Brunawick Avenue
Ovstramders
Alter Brothers
Garega
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Dorion
Delon
Garmaal Avenue We
Araees
DY Dee
Capitol
Anthony Case
Michael Nicholas
Troy Boys’ Club
Joseph Suen
Boys’ Club
Nicholas
Holy Name Society
Rams Ems
Gordon L. Hayes
Troy Man
Eton
Peerless Boys Department
Cottons
Sia
Betty Hartford
B. Sacson
Dan River
Town and Cottage
Lonsdale
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