Girls Reserves of School 18 Install Staff and Plan Events
The Girls Reserves of School 18 held a dinner at WLCA Tuesday night installing Gerry Quinn as president and Jean Hardy as secretary. Freshman-Sophomore group from Troy High established a nominating committee. plans include a USO scrapbook, a June dance with veterans, a Camp Yenodas weekend, and joint meetings with the Veterans and Business and Industrial groups.
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WLCA
Pew
Divita Jabarg
Youns
Royal Cutler
Mary Low Ekanky
Gerry Quinn
Jean Hardy
Hee
Troy High School
Jane Wells
Eleanor Bailey
Barak Dangle
Eyslyn Jensen
Onnie Lee
David Henn
USO
Union Station
Veterans’ Organization
Fiensselae
Polytechnic
W. CC. A
Camp Yenodas
Mra
Orlane Morane
Daughters of America Nominate Officers for Liberty Council
The Daughters of America met Wednesday at the Chasen Building to nominate the first slate for the Liberty Council. Officers include Mary O Clair as counsellor and C Irene Hayden as vice counsellor with other posts filled by Mrs. Margaret Lyong, Mrs. Bertha Simpkin, Mrs. Thelma Hiller, and more. Delegates to the state convention were named with Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Upton set as delegates. A memory charter draping honored Charles Gordinier who died April 27, and invitations were issued for upcoming district meetings in Corinth, Jamestown, and Middletown.
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Liberty Council
Daughters of America
Chasen
Mary O'Clair
C. Irene Hayden
Margaret Lyong
Gentinel
Bertha Simpkin
Sentinel
Thelma Hiller
Istelle Craver
Charlotte Ogden
Ruth Craver
Gladys Martin
C. Irese Hayden
Martin Agill
Mary Upton
Martin
Charles Gordinier
Gordinier
Iceal Council
Counbcilor
Inez Geurtze
Rubbish Fire Extinguished at Vacant Grand Street Building
Firemen were called to extinguish a small rubbish fire in a vacant building at 711 Grand Street yesterday. No damage to the building was reported.
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Grand Street
Retail Credit Association Hears Talk by Attorney
Miles A. McGrane, Troy attorney, addressed the Retail Credit Association of Troy at a club dinner. He reviewed how good credit management can reduce delinquencies and avoid court action, but noted that judgments and bankruptcies may be necessary in extreme cases and outlined the procedures and laws governing possessory actions and bankruptcy. Emory Hacker presided and led the discussion afterward.
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McGreney
Emory Hacker
McGrane
Federation of Labor To Assist Servicemen
An advisory committee to aid returning servicemen with unemployment and social security issues was appointed at a Peoy Central Federation of Labor meeting. Walter E. Flanigan chaired the session, with members William Viechies L Seymour Scott Charles McCarthy John Lynch and Jeffers T Murphy. The district carpenter council from Troy and Cobles presented flowers to Flanigan, who led his first session after election two weeks ago.
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Peoy Central Federation of Labor
Walter E. Flanigan
William’ Viechies
L Seymour Scott
Charles McCarthy
John Lynch
Jeffers T. Murphy
District Council of Carpenters
Troy
Cobses
Sir. Flanigan
Third Street Temple to Honor Mothers in Sabbath Service
The Third Street Temple will honor mothers with a Sabbath sermon by Rabbi Charles B. Lesser at 3 p.m. today. Special features accompany the Mother's Day observance, with next Thursday evening marking Shavuot and a Floral and Torah service by the religious school children.
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Israel
Charles B. Lesser
Third Street Temple
Congressmen to Attend Medal of Honor Ceremony in Troy
Rep Clarence Hancock of Syracuse joins Walter Andrews Bernard Kearney and others for a Sunday ceremony on the PR. PLT campus where Medals of Honor will be awarded posthumously to Lt Col William J. O'Brien and Sgt Thomas A. Baker of the 27th Infantry who died in Saipan. Navy Captain Mark Bowman arranged a review with two units of the O. T. C. squadron. V-12 ushers will assist.
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Clarence ©. Hancock
Syracuse
William J. O'Brien
Thomas A. Baker
Athendfantry
Saipan
Walter A. Andrews
Buffalo
Wiliam T. Byrne
Loudonville
Bernard W. Krearney
Gloversville
Dean P. Taylor
Troy
Harucock
Washington
Troy Post
aAnidhead Legion
Andrews
Kearney
Hancock
Mark C. Bowman
Navy
BR. PE
BR. O. T.C
Institute
Guardian Named for Roy Ulmer in Damages Suit
Supreme Court Justice Pierce HL Russell in Albany appointed Schodak as guardian of Roy Ulmer III. The guardian seeks damages for injuries Roy suffered at Union Free School District 10 in Schodack due to rough and unsupervised conduct by older students.
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George Ulmer
Court Rejects Noonan Report in Tax Case
Supreme Court Justice Murray rejected former Justice Noonan’s certiorari findings against the city of Troy in a tax appeal by Mary E Mineher. The decision upholds the referee’s view of no overvaluation, but orders reductions on other properties and criticizes the referee’s methods and evidence handling.
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Noonan
Supreme Court
Wiliam Ho Murray
Thomas Noonan
Buffalo
Troy
Mary E Mineher
Noomas
Relscor
Jusice Murrey
Second Avenue
Brreeta
Tmne
Raet
Neonan
Perim
Appellate Division
Orfcial
Cit
Thes
Mur
Murray
Justice Murray
Shim
Bne
Tax equity and appraisal fairness in 19th century case
A historical memorandum discusses tax assessment fairness arguing that property taxes should reflect actus market value and apply equality across taxpayers. It critiques arbitrary changes to insurance figures and condemns efforts to manipulate valuations.
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Yomie Murrey
Hebron
Stet President Born Before Declaration, British Subject Roots
The Stet president is described as born in the United States, with all predecessors born before the Declaration of Independence, making them British subjects by lineage. This note traces the historical eligibility of the office and its colonial heritage.
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SGHN
Stet
Usted
White Elected Head of Republic Steel
Charles M. L. White, longtime figure in Republic Steel Corp management councils, has been elected head of the company as it operates across a broad steel blist fur sees there.
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White
Republic Steel
Charles ML. White
Republic Steel Corp
New President Named at Republic Steel Third Largest
A new president was elected to succeed E J Wysor at Republic Steel, the third largest steel maker in the country. The move coincides with changes at the RR 1985 operation associated with Jopes and Laughlin Steel Corp.
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E. J. Wysor
Repiblic
Ac Jopes & Laughlin Steel Orp
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