Castleton Driver Fined for Reckless Driving After Collision
Otto Nusbaum of Castleton was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty to reckless driving following a truck collision on the New York Froad near East Greenbush. Nusbaum and passenger Howard Stone injured. both were hospitalized at St Peter's in Albany. Duane Bishop owned the other truck. officer Corp. J. R. Morris assisted.
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New York
East Greenbush
Otto Nusbaum
R. D. Castleton
Justice of the Peace
George K. Irish
Schodack
Corp
J. R. Morris
Nusbaum
Duane Bishop
Hampton Manor
Howard Stone
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
Stone
In Memoriam and Card of Thanks Items Mentioned
The Keenan and Dwyer families extend thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings after bereavements. Notices also recall Mildred Keenan who died May 3 1941 and Mrs Werner Siebels announcing a daughter Lois Blaine born at Samaritan Hospital on April 20 1943.
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Conway
George Conway
Dwyen
Mre
Lucy C. Beyer
Pyt
Joseph F. Dwyer
William Talbot
Mildred Keenan
Michael Keenan
Siebe
the Samaritan Hospital
Werner Siebels
Lois Blaine
B Siebels
Elsie Marpe
Johnsonville
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Troy area
In Watervliet and Troy area notices dated May 1943 to 1944 report deaths and funeral arrangements for Richard E Baviv. Mary Morrison Collins. George Chlas. Edward J Hinton. Jane Bracken Johnston. John Krekhian. Anna Margarali. Mary W Flanagan Mullin. Mary V Murphy. Sarah Quirk. Timothy Septoski. Katherine Sheehan. Mary Kiln Hua. and others. Details include next of kin, funeral homes, times, and church services, with interments at Elmwood Cemetery and St. Patrick’s, St. Agnes, and Immaculate Conception churches.
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Bayly
Aril
Richard E. Baviv
Raymond H
Bieler
F Raymond Bayly
Coast Artillery
Peumans
Cab
Lilian
Robert
Mary Ann Bayly
Troy
St. Joseph's Church
Collins
Watervitet
Mary
Morrison
Orlando B. Collins
Harold W. Goltshalk
Scotia
John AiBain
Broadway
Chlas
Troy Hospital
George Chias
Bert L. Fetlig
Fifth Avenue
St. Vasilios
Elmwood Cemetery
Henton
Pidgewood
Edward J. Hiinton
Servic
Elmwood Hill
Johnston
Jane Bracken Johnston
Hulbin L
Floyd C. Johnston
John W. Bracken
A. McClure
Lawrence Pattwile
Harold J. Bracken
Schaghticoke
Schaghtiieoke Presbyterian Church
Aerviers
Warren Wiiftin
Krekhian
Waterviint
John Krekhian
Parker Bros
St. Peter's Apostolic Armenian Church
Margarali
Watervliet
Anna Sart
Alexander Margarall
Dominick V
Eleanor B
Anna Hk
Margarall
The
Science
Fueneral
Campion
Livingston Avenue
St. Mar. Church
Albany
Monica’ P
Murphy
Mary V
George MM. Murphy
Elizabeth Reardon
Nan
Luin Maur Niy
Ita Street
Ela
St. Mary's Church
Quirk
Cahves
N. Y
Sarah Carlow Quirk
Tne
Richard J. Quirk
Ray- Jd. Quirk
Cohoes
Margaret Carlaw
Cahors
Zard Kenney
Leo Riley
Oelock
Jan F. Looby
Coho
Bernard's Charen
Salon Highmas
St Agnes’ Cemetery
Cohors
Eptoskia-Al Rest
Waterviiet
KK OY
Timothy MM
Sep Tuehand
Mary Maye
Eugene Kerr
Augustus Martello
Jennie
Frances
Joseph C. Septoski
Soit
Sieger
Ovelnek
Immacuate Conception Rch
Sheehan
Waterford
Katherine B. Sherhan
Aon T. Sheehan
Tesidence
Third Street
Charen
St. Mary's
Mary Ki Nm Hua City
Wojciech Ubife
Joreph Ane
Ehpweki
Anainth
Oly Trinity Church
Jureday Avening
Christian Endeavor Reelects Lois Ludowic President in Troy
The Local Union of Christian Endeavor met at First Baptist Church in Watervliet for annual elections. Lois Ludowic was reelected president, with Rose Cavalier as first vice president and Ruth Ives as second vice president. Also chosen were Ann Resilian as corresponding secretary Merton Timmerman as treasurer and counselors Reverends Clark Stewart and Sturt. Advisors were Frank Coffeen and Leroy Clark. Clergy and choir attended. Rev. Witbuur Clenens spoke on choosing the Christian path and the Troy Third Presbyterian Church delegation won attendance honors.
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Lois.b. Ludowic
Troy
Union of Christian Endeavor
James F. Hargrave
Albany Christian Endeavor Union
First Baptist Church of
Union of Christian' S Endeavor
Frank H. Coffeen
Leroy W. Clark
Clark
James Hargrave
Albany County Christian Endeavor Union
Mary Sterling
First Presbyterian Church of
Witbuur T. Clenens
New York State Council of Churches
Clenens
Third Presbyterian Church of
Virginia Smith
Rev. Clark
Miss Civallier
Edward Meyer
Blackout Plans Outlined at Troy Meeting
Col Edward Co O Thomas, head of the state's Office of Civilian Protection, unveiled a full plan for imminent blackouts at Troy High School. He said future drills will mimic enemy air raids with same signals and conditions, involving air wardens, military police, firemen, and civilian groups.
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Troy
Army
Edward Co. O. Thomas
State’s Office of Civilian Protection
Troy High School
Protective Services
Mrs Gustafson tells Girls of Indian Rituals in Waterford
Mrs. Clarence Gustafson spoke to the Guardian Association of the Camp Fire Girls at Mrs. George Scouten's home in Waterford describing annual Charleston pow-wows in Rhode Island and current Indian marriage and baptism rites. She, a Mishawaka Camp Fire sponsor with Indian lore scrapbooks, has spent time on reservations. The meeting opened with a covered dish supper and business session led by Mrs. Frank Hansen. welcomed new member Mrs. Robert Gottschalk. The next meeting is set for June 12 a nature study picnic at Glass Lake hosted by Mr. Joseph T. Spoule with Miss Ruth M. Hubbell and Miss Lillie F. Ruley in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gustafson
Guardian Association
George Scouten
Waterford
Gustafson
Charleston
R. I
Mishawaka
Blackfriars Suspend For Duration After Four Years of Activity
The Troy Blackfriars Guild announces a temporary suspension for the duration due to war demands. The guild will not present its fourth production this month as members enlist or shift to war work. Chaplains Rev. William M. Slavin and Rev. Edward R. Glavin have joined military service, with Glavin to Harvard Army Chaplain School and Slavin commissioned as a Navy chaplain awaiting assignment. The group, founded in 1939 as part of the Catholic little theater movement, notes the pause is to conserve resources and support the war effort, with plans to resume when conditions improve.
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Troy
The
Blackfriars ;Guild
Frank E. Myers
Blackfriars
Mr. Myers
Blackfriar
William M
Myers
Nut
Iran Grotto Plans Card Party at Troy Temple
Members of Iran Grotto 14 M O V v P B R met to set a card party for Thursday May 13 at the Troy Masonic Temple. The group also decided the first degree will be conferred on a class of candidates at Apollo 1 Lodge 13 F and A M at the next communication.
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Iran
O Crowley Reelected At Annual Frear Meeting
James F. O Crowley was reelected president of William H Frear and Co Inc at the annual meeting. Officers and directors retained, with George F Schrier named vice president and R S Wahab reelected secretary treasurer. Directors renamed include Pattison Cook Caplan Moser Schrier Wahab Benesch and Oo Crowley. The president cited a substantial 1942 sales increase and outlined a 1943 expansion program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. O'Crowley
Wiliam H. Freat ‘and Co., Inc
Troy War Council Announces New Blackout Signals
The Troy War Council unveiled blackout signals to be used in practice and potential air raids. First blue warning features a continuous two minute siren, hed warning consists of 14 second blasts with a five second interval, subsequent blue warnings repeat the two minute tone, and All Clear is a five second short blast.
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Troy War Council
Troy
Warning sequence outlines blackout procedure plan
The plan, described by Colonel Thomas, details a three stage blackout warning process. It includes a preliminary yellow warning absorbed by the control center, followed by a blue warning signaling potential threat to the blackout area, prompting preparation and dimmed lighting for homes and stores while some traffic and plant lights stay on.
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Thomas
Albany Diocese Elects Rev Clarence W Jones Assistant Secretary
The 75th Albany Diocese conference in Albany elected Rev Clarence W Jones rector of Holy Cross Church as assistant secretary, a post he has held 12 years. Also chosen were W Lend Thompson Rev Kling and Frank B Twining to various diocesan committees and council.
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Clarence W. Jones
Holy Cross Church
Albany
Jones
W. Lend Thompson
W. Kling
Trinity Episcopal Church
Frank B. Twining
Chester F. Milhouse
Mr. Twining
A. Abbott Hastings
D.D
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Troy
Hastings
Kling
Gray M. Blandy
Alexander L. Darby
E Harold Cluett
Alfred W. Gale
Mr. Millhouse
Episcopal Churches
Rev. Jones
G. Ashton Oldham
America
Toolation
Taxpayers Elect School Officers in Rensselaer County
Taxpayers packed annual school meetings across Rensselaer County to approve budgets elect officers and authorize wage boosts and repairs. Maplewood district approved a wartime teacher wage increase of 150 dollars lasting through the war. District results list trustees collectors and clerks for multiple districts with budgets and bus transportation approvals.
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Rensselaer County
Maplewood
Brunswick
Grace Rymiller
Della Gauthier
Samuel Miller
Edward W. Grant
Isabella J. Shaver
Troswell Lee
Chester Reden
George Gummer
Frank Berney
George Daniels
Leslie Hakes
Samuel McChesney
Robert Mandeville
Freeman Bonesteel
Kenneth White
Wilbur Hewitt
Frances Boomhower
Viola Shaver
William McKnight
Dorothy Crocker
Frank McKnight
William Truesdale
Howard Gover
Charles Smith
Clayton Reichard
Mary Ryan
Margaret
Leslie Vornt
North Greenbush
F. W. Powers
Ralph Kline
Lester Eustace
Collec
Marievige
Poestenkiel
de Christie
Fiarl Davis
Robert Haffey
Jown
Grafton
Alfred Stowell
S. Barnhart
John Hortick
Howard
Henry Odell
Odell
Curtis Hewitt
Mrattee
Eva Maxon
Norman Smith
Nellie Myers
James Murphy
Helen Eilett
Charles Simmons
Jack Bailey
Claude Boomhower
Alfretta Looney
Agnes Boomhower
Walter Hollis
Kerman Clout
Carrie Wagar
Sacred Flag Trophy From Guadalcanal Arrives in Albany Home
A torn Japanese flag captured at Guadalcanal and a tooth from a Japanese soldier, sent to Miss Frances Astute of Albany by Private Anthony Lossi, are described as sacred war trophies. The flag bears a fatal bullet hole and inscriptions. Lossi expects discharge but remains recalled to duty as the war continues.
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Frances Astato
Fifth Avenue
Japan
Anthony Lossi
Albany
Guadalcanal
Lossi
Frances Astute
Nara
Osaka
Miss Astute
Pvt
Paul Lossi
High Street
Tenth Infantry
106Th Infantry
Fort McClellan
Ala
Duraion
John D. Hatch, Jr
Albany Institute of Hitory and Art
Five Injured In Auto Collision On Troy Melrose Road
Five persons were hurt about 5 p m yesterday in a two car crash on the Troy Melrose Road in Schaghticoke. Injured were Genevieve Viall Ruth Sherman Stewart Cullinan and Paul K McNitt. McNitt owned a 1936 coach and was parked on the northbound shoulder. a second car a 1937 sedan driven by Edward Williams collided nearby.
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Troy-Melrose
Schaghticoke
Genevieve Viall
Donal Button
Ruth Sherman
Stewart Cullinan
Cambridge
Paul K. McNitt
McNitt
Edward Willams
Melrose
Three Women Enroll in Aircraft Training Course
Three area women joined the National Youth Administration Aircraft Training Center for women ordnance workers near Rome. Adela Dol Stephentown Center, Dorothy Dyer of Saratoga Springs, and Shirt Woodruff of huvierville are listed as trainees. An unrelated traffic incident near Anneeo Armog involved a car rear-ending another while repair work was underway, investigated by Trooper A B Hars of Troop G.
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National Youth Administration
Women Ordnance Workers
Maire
Rome
Adela
Recognition Quiz Hinting at Local Veteran Leader
A fragmented caption recalls a veteran associated with the era after World War I politics in Troy. It notes service in the 19th Ward and Company 1, then work at Hudson Valley Coke Co and later a key role at the county courthouse. He led Troy’s first USO drive and remains active in veterans and fraternal circles before retiring to Fifth Avenue.
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Eenth Ward
Xied
France
Hudson Valley Coke Co
Rensselaer County Court House
Troy
Fifth Avenue
Two Admit 18 Troy Burglaries
Two youths confessed to 18 Troy burglaries and attempted burglaries after being captured by a night watchman and questioned by Troy police. The spree included 14 burglaries and four attempts at stores on River Street Second Avenue Congress Street and nearby locales. Police noted prior arrests and a Coxsackie detention, with probation lingering.
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Troy
Marci
Joan Ross
Third Avenue
Lansingburg
Edward Chase
Second Avenue
Marshall's Grill
Tully's
Fifth Avenue
Sunset Inn
Adier’s
River Street
Union Beef Company
Regan Washing Machine Company
Riverside Ipholstery
Troy Paper Company
Vogburg’s
State and
River Streets
Reis Paper
Congress Street
Tabor
Fay Candy Store
TL Third Street
Second Street
Fitneil Clothing Store
River and
Second Streets
Cahill's Sporting Store
Schenectady
Joseph P. Shields
Joseph Ormsby
Patrick J. Heegan
William R. Conroy
Joseph FP. Driscoll
Daniel H. Sheehan
Podalski
Sergt. Driscoll
Sergt. Conroy
Sheehan
Edwards
Coxsackie
St. Martin
Whitehall Strike Faces Mediation
A WLB mediator from Washington arrives in Whitehall to settle the week old Putnam Manufacturing Co strike. Negotiations broke down earlier, with the War Labor Board to receive reports from the mediator after talks involving company officials and union reps. About 97 workers, all women, continue to strike over wage demands and recognition issues.
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WLB
Washington
Whitehall
Putnam Manufacturing Co
WLS
War Labor Board
Leon M. Layden
Representa~ Res Laborice
Representayenational Ladies' S
Z R
U Larden
Diem
Vagrancy Case Sentences Man With No Home
Edward Coyne aged 32 was jailed yesterday afternoon by Judge James Fl Byron after police at Central Station listed him without a home. The vagary charge was dismissed after no charge was sustained. Coyne received a two day sentence.
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Edward Coyne
Thensselaer
James Fl Byron
Wiotbasman James
Central Police Station
Sorority Meeting Notes Miss Mary Dinove Event
Sigma Phi Omega met last night at Adams Street with refreshments. The next gathering will honor Miss Mary Dinove at Fifth Avenue.
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Sigma Phi Omega
Adams Street
Mary Dinove
Fifth Avenue
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Castleton
Keenan
Christian Endeavor
Lois Ludowic
Mrs. Gustafson
J.F. O’crowley
Frear
James F. O’crowley
Trojan
Pacific
Willams
Opers
A. B iHars
Troop G
Carl