Tiny Town Toys Factory Sold to New Corp in Troy
The five story brick building at Adams and River Streets, longtime home of Tiny Town Toys, Inc., was sold to Rubko Realty Corp. The deal ends years of city efforts to collect taxes and secures a permanent home for the plant in Troy. The building, 250 by 130 feet, is 4 to 5 stories with a basement and houses Tiny Town on about 70 percent of the space. The sale, approved by Federal Court in Syracuse, closes Wednesday. Paul Buehler remains as resident superintendent. The new owners are Samuel Rubensohn, Stanley B. Konigsberg, and Joseph Levy of New York. Mayor Hogan hailed the sale as stabilizing tax revenue and preserving an industrial home. expansion may follow after peace returns.
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Adams and
River Streets
Tiny Town Toys, Inc
River Street Corp
Rubko Realty Corp
Tiny Town Toys
Tiny Town Plant
Moe Fiiily
Troy
Tiny Town
Draper & Bartle
Jacob and
I. J. Weinstein, Inc
Ferris, Hughes, Burgess and Dorrance
Utica
Fiver Street
Adams Street
R. E. Crouse
A. James Eckert
Paul Buehler
Frank J. Hogan
Federal Court
National Youth Administration Workshop
Federal District Court
Syracuse
Hogan
Ruleko Realty Co
Samuel Rubenso
NEW Corporation
New York
Navy Planes Strafe Japanese Positions on Attu
Navy reports Liberator bombers and Lightning fighters attacked Japanese installations on Attu Island in the western Aleutians. Bomb hits were observed at Holtz Bay and Chichagof Harbor with no action reported at Kiska. In early May Kiska faced thirty attacks.
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Washington
Navy
Liberators
Attu Island
Aleutians
North Pacific
Liberator
Holtz Bay
Holtz Bay and the Lightnings Strafed Chichagof
Arbor
Kiska Island
Attu
Kiska
East Side Camp Fire Girls Meet for Mission Purposes
The Odako Camp Fire Girls of Third Presbyterian Church met in the church hall to rip bandages for missionary purposes. Mrs. John G. Strohecker served as guardian and a $2 vote supported the church war effort. The Bluebird Camp Fire Girls met at the church under Mrs. Berton Smith, planning buttons for men in service. Parent-Teacher Association of School 16 schedules its annual meeting and officer installation for Thursday May 18 in the school auditorium at 7 pm with Mrs. Carroll B. Gazin presiding.
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Odako
Third Presbyterian Church
John G. Strohecker
Bluebird
Berton Smith
Parent-Teacher Association For School 16
At & Pm
Carroll B. Gazin
West Sand Lake Residents Share Short Updates
West Sand Lake notes Miss Allena Kendall returned to Corinth after visiting Mr and Mrs Hogle. Harry Miller, music specialist at Sampson Naval Training Station, spent liberty with his parents. Scrap drive by town trucks urged. items to front of residences. Supervisor Raymond Miller announced the plan. Longview Home Bureau pressure carpenter test postponed. Locomotives built for U S Army designed to move troops and material by rail.
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Allena Kendall
Corinth
H. &. Hogle
Harry Miller
U. S. Naval Training Station
Sampson
Raymond Miller
Longview
WLB Proposes Extension of Rationing to Consumers
A WPB planning committee report predicts a 15 to 20 percent drop in consumer goods and services in 1943 and urges extending consumer rationing as staff and experience permit. It outlines a six point program to protect minimum needs, curb nonessential goods, and boost retail productivity while directing resources to munitions.
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Washington
INS
WPB Planning Committee
Arthur D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
WPB
Nathan
Robert Nathan
WFB
Syca wood 4 H Club plans Mother's Day banquet
Sycaway 4 H Club girls meet at Memorial Methodist Church House with councilors Mrs Howard Campbell and Miss Dorothy McCabe. Patricia Zarwick president reports to Jean Richards secretary and Ruth Smith treasurer. Jack Cairns of Victory Sycaway 4 H Boys Club explains joint Mother's Day banquet set for Monday at 6 30 p m at the Church House with a musical program led by Marilyn Martin Ariayne Lewis Edward Picken and a toast by Cairns. County agents Dorrance and Mrs. are also listed among guests.
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4-H Club
Sycanore
Memorial Methodist Church House
Howard Campbell
Dorothy McCabe
Patricia Zarwick
Jean Richards
Ruth Smith
Jack Cairns
The
Victory Sycaway 4-H
Church House
Tr. Sycamore Group
Marilyn Martin
Ariayne Lewis
Edward Picken
Millicent Taplin
Samuel Dorrance
Local Notables to Be Honored at Service and Movers
Florence Thayer and Rev David J Livingstone pastor and Mrs Livingstone will be honored guests. Mr and Mrs William Johnson and their son Junior move to 13 South Lake Avenue from Tibbits Avenue. Mrs Henry R Lapless, 62 South Lake Avenue, visits South Glens Falls with daughter Mrs E G Smith. First Friday Masses at the Church of Our Lady of Victory today at 7 15 and 8 00 with Holy Communion before and during.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thayer
David J. Livingstone
Mrs. Livingstone
Willam Johnson and Son
Tibbits Avenue
South Lake Avenue
Henry R. Lapless
South Glens Falls
E. G. Smith
Church of Our Lady of Victory
Expires Suddenly in New York Hotel Death
Harry Guy, 51, of Baltimore, died suddenly in the Hotel Pennsylvania New York yesterday. Police say a heart attack caused the death. He was visiting his son Harry Guy Jr who serves in the Navy and was staying at the hotel.
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New York
INS
Harry Guy
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Harry Guy, Jr
Navy
Davis Confirms Certainty of Allied Invasion
Office of War Information director Elmer Davis states there will be Allied operations on continental Europe this summer. He believes North Africa can be secured in time but notes a potential Axis pocket at Bizerte may remain to be reduced by heavy pounding as invasion proceeds.
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Washington
UPI
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Europe
Davis
North
Africa
Bizerte
Troy Man to Get Cornell Degree
Charles W. Albert son of Mr and Mrs John H Albert of 1580 Tibbits Avenue is a candidate for the Bachelor of Science in Hotel Administration at Cornell University with the class to be graduated Monday May 24 He prepared at Troy High School and attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute before transferring to Cornell He was a member of the Cornell Hotel Association president of Drum and Dome and a member of the Willard club
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Charles W. Albert
John H. Albert
Tibbits Avenue
Cornell University
Troy High School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Cornell
University
Cornell Hotel Association
Drum and Dome
Willard
Johnny Pateons Club Senior Year Mention Noted
A fragment references Straight Committees and ee-wall tan of the Johnny Pateons Club during his senior year, indicating a school club activity or recognition from that period.
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Ee-Wall Tan
Johnny Pateons Club
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Tiny Town Toys Factory
Cluett & Sons
Radio-Phonos
PHONO
Cluett
SONS
Broad Way
Ted ST
SOR State
Benges
East Side
West Sand Lake
U. S
WLB
Corregidor
Joe Pate
Ape
Pines
U.S
5Th Ave
Fifth Ave
Yley
Tel
Aizes
Bigelow Sanford Rugs
Wilton
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