Central YMC To Mark Anniversary With May 2 Event
The Troy Central YMC will mark its 50th anniversary with a May 2 ceremony at 6:30 p.m. in the Atheneum Building. Rev J Lee Elsen will speak. the event includes a history talk, music by the AME Zion Church choir, and reception for former officers and members.
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ALC. AU
AM. E. Zion Church
James Lee Elsen, Wood
Fifth Avenue
State Street
Rearly
Induction Tryouts With Board 330 At Albany Station
A large group from Board 330 traveled to Albany for physical examinations as part of possible induction into the armed forces. Patrolman Edmund J. Hicker led the group with numerous names listed among those sent and preinduction participants. Farewells were said at the USO lounge in Troy Union Station.
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Board 330
Armed Forces
Selective Service Board 330
Edmund Hickey
Troq Police Department
Cit O
Albany
Edmund J. Hicker
Troy Police
Johai N. Turchin
Charles Kwent B. Smoltin
Ralph E. Robbins
Joseph I .Sheeran
Savario J. Demereuria
Mark R. Backaus
Leo S Phantere
Anthony J. Visk
Peter 3. Telesky
Robert I. Noble
Union City
Thomas J. Swedick
Leo H. Hart
Daniel WW. Kennedy
Joseph W Jukies
Matthew J. Pochmas
Joseph F Graziola Reymond H. Grismer
John E Martin
Peter Bombs
John E. McGrath
Wiliam J. Ryan Andrew T. Barnes
Michael Romanisova
Wiliam J. DeMeyo
Alvis J.hermastle
Coourad
F. Hepp
Valentine P. Hepp
James A. Purcell
Edward F. Cenfeld
Vincent A Derenzo
Joan P. Dolan
Charles G’konski
Victor F
Lawsuit Settled For Boys Injuries In 1924 Auto Crash
Clarence Christiansen authorized by Supreme Court Justice to compromise claims for Donald and Raymond Hansen, minor sons of Christiansen, against W H Bumstead Inc and C Clark Wheeler. Papers filed by Abraham Goldstein state the boys were injured October 21 1924 on Canzrang Firm Streets when struck by a company owned automobile driven by Wheeler. Settlement amounts: 33500 for Donald Christiansen and 560 for Raymond Christiansen.
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Clarence Christiansen
Congress Street
Supreme Court
Gilbert V. Schenck
Donald
Raymond Chris Hansen
W. H. Bumstead
Wheeler
Donaid Christiansen
Coonrad Will Admitted to Probate in Brunswick Court
The will of Lester G. Coonrad who died April 3 145 in Brunswick has been admitted to probate in Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J. Donohue. The estate lists more than $3 000 personal value with all to widow Grace J. Coonrad of 150 Bromswick Road. Clark Ciperyl in the attorney's office is listed as counsel.
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WHS
Lester G. Coonrad
Brunswick
Edward J. Donohue
Grate J. Coonrad
Bromswick Road
Clark Cipperly
War Exhibition Set for Green Island Demonstration
A 7:30 p.m. war demonstration titled Here's Tour Infantry will be staged next Wednesday at the Veterans Memorial in Green Island. Mayors Donlon, Houtier and Dwyer will attend with Col. E Partridge leading guests from Weterviet Arsenal. admission is free and War Bond sales will benefit from three-community committees and local organizations including the American Legion and Green Island Boy Scouts.
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American Legion
Green Island
Bar Scouts
HK Barnusy
Lioyé L. Ootheur
Wateeviter
J. Harry Soden
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Infantry
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Philippines
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France
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Battle
Volunteer Special Service Corps Trains 3350 Members
The Rensselaer County Chapter reports 3350 volunteers trained this year for rapid mobilization. The Volunteer Special Service Corps includes the Home Service Corps Motor Corps Nurses Aids Production Canteen and Stall Assistants guiding community service efforts.
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Rensselaer County
Volunteer Special Service Corps
Home Service ‘Corps
Ais
Rotarians Fight Move of International Headquarters
A Chicago committee of 20 plans to oppose Rotary International moving its headquarters from Chicago to Denver. They aim to persuade Rotary’s 227,000 members worldwide that the international headquarters should remain in its Chicago birthplace.
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Rotary International
Denver
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Chiba
Fishermen Recover Loot Boots from 1943 Robbery Haul
Worcester fishermen found a bag containing $4,000 in silver coins. The money is identified as part of the $15,009 loot taken in the 1943 burglary at the home of Matthew P. Whittall. The find involved Isaac Waiton George Cronin Robert Karpula and John Jenrica, all war workers, who were fishing near Leake Quinsige mund.
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Isaac
Waiton
George, Cronin
Robert Karpula
Jobn Jenrica
Leake Quinsigemund
Matthew P. “Whittall
Legislators to Meet in July on Municipal Aid Plan
Albany officials indicate a July session to consider Moore Commission recommendations for increased aid to municipalities. Comptroller Moore said the report cannot be completed before June 15, delaying a call for a special session. The effort requires surveying 1,600 communities to target relief, with a thirty person staff working nights.
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Albany
New York State
Moore
Frank C. Moore
Thomas ER. Dewey
Dewey
Troy
Father Will Sue for Injuries Suffered by Son
Joan F Ranellucci of Rensselaer was appointed guardian ad litem for Raymond Hanellucci by Supreme Court justice William H Murray to pursue legal action against Mr and Mrs Raymond Trey Sr of 1241 Second Street Rensselaer. Guardian papers filed in Albany County Clerk show the son seriously injured at the Second Street premises due to alleged negligence of the Troys.
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Joan F. Ranellucci
Rensselaer
Ines Heer
Raymond Hanellucci
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Raymond Trey, Sr
Second, Street
Second Street
Troy
State Safety Engineer to Speak at Dinner Meeting
Charles E. Carr director of the Division of Industrial Safety New York State Department of Labor will address the Society of Safety Engineers at a Tuesday dinner meeting at 6 90 pm. He will discuss plans to reduce accidents in industry and lead a Q&A session. Mr Durr NYU graduate and licensed professional engineer was appointed director in July 1944 and previously worked with the labor department and Newport News.
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Charles E. ‘Carr
Hadarthat Safety
New York State
L202
Society of ‘Safety Engineers
Yau Curler Schenecads
Durr
New York University
Ipsa
Division of Industrial Safety
Labor Department
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Arsenal Guns Opened D Day Site at World Fair
The report notes Arsenal Guns opened a site board at the New York World's Fair with Mr Durr acting as consulting engineer overseeing the coordination of nine major buildings.
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Arsenal
D-Day
Mr. Durr
Wacs and servicemen host odd party at Sesaky field
A Sesaky HM Army Air Field crew of WACs and soldiers gathered for a bizarre party. One airwoman browsed out, a cheese incident with limburger caused the room to clear briefly before guests returned wearing gas masks and misread gear.
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Sesaky
HM Army Air Fields
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