Har vard graduate Francis Murray joins Bridgeport aircraft business
Francis E B Murray son of Mrs Dorothy Murray and the late Edward J Murray of 56 Ninth Street has completed studies at Harvard University. He graduated from Colgate with high honors and after a vacation will enter the aircraft business at Bridgeport Connecticut. The May 12 1943 Troy Record notes his transition from academia to industry amid wartime mobility and career shift for a young engineer.
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Harvard
Francis EB. Murray
Dorothy Murray
Edward J. Murray
Ninth Street
Harvard University
Colgate
Bridgeport. Conn
Albany Man Sentenced for Fight at Work
Ezethel Bowens a 24 year old Albany resident pleaded guilty to third degree assault and received a six month suspended jail term before Justice N J Shambrook. The incident at the Allegheny Ludlum Steel plant in Colonie involved foreman Theodore Engwer who was struck with a crowbar. Engwer suffered a shoulder bruise while Bowens had a minor head cut and received plant first aid. State Police and troopers investigated and Bowens was taken into custody by a Newtonville post trooper A J Peineau. Sergt John J McNemee of the B C I also investigated.
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Ezethel Bowens
North Swan Street
Albany
Justice of the Peace N. J. Shambrook
Colonie
Bowens
Allegheny-Ludilum Steel Company
Theodore Engwer
Wynantskill
Engwer
A. J. Peineau
Newtonville
John J. McNemee
Engner
School 14 P T A Installs Nason as president
Mrs Nason was seated as president of the School 14 Parent Teachers Association at ceremonies yesterday afternoon. Officers installed include Mrs Nicholas Zaccaro first vice president Mrs Bertha Bahme second vice president Mrs George Bohrer third vice president Miss Helen Stockham fourth vice president Miss Catherine Cummings secretary and Mrs Michael Faziola treasurer. Gustave Helmbold Troy Council P T A president gave greetings and presented a corsage of sweet peas to Mrs Nason.
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Hobart Nason
Parent- Teachers Association of School 14
Nicholas Zaccaro
Bertha Bahme
George Bohrer
Helen Stockham
Catherine Cummings
Michael Faziola
Gustave Helmbold
Troy Council
Parent- Teachers Organization
Nason
Muriel Holden
Warren Gibson
Elwood McCabe
Troy
Schenectady
Anna Winston Dies at Home in South End
Anna M. Winston of 605 Fourth Street died last night at her residence. Born in Ireland as Anna M. McGrath, she came to the United States as a young girl and lived in this city. She was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church and active in its ladies societies. Survived by two sons William H. Winston and Maria F. Winston, a daughter Margaret M. Winston, and grandchildren Theresa M. Winston and Pvt Joseph E. Winston of Fort Jackson. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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HKMZ
Johanna Lang Kunz
Henry G. Kimmerie
Dean Street
Schenectady
NW OY
Lester B. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kavlin and Campbell Funeral Home
Union Street
Lafleur
Willham
Albany
Clifford Guile
Thomas O'Donnell
Sagle Bridge
Quandt Funeral
Broad St
Waterford
Beclock
St. Augustine's Church
Pavulak
Glock’s Feneral Chapel
Jay Street
Troy
Saxex
Hoags Corners
Joan Marie Saxby
Harry Saxby
Ter
Grare
James
Thomas Saxby
Willis Larkin
Averill Park
Asmith
Samaritan Hospital
Albert E. Smith
Elizabeth Siver
Albert
Thelma Smith
William T. Smith
Fort Ferry Road Colonie
Swan
Sheldon C Swan
Amelia Raymer
Lawrence Lant
Bessie Bragg
Jacob Street
New Mount Ida
Swartout
Lester Swartout
Joseph
George Swartout
William H. O'Brien
Mechanicville
Raymond Trembley
Schen
Ninth Avenue
Winston
Fourth Street
Anna M. McGrath
Patrick J. Winston
William H. Martin F
Margaret M. Winston
Anthony Waitekue
Theresa M. Winston
Pvt
Fort Jackson
Pence
Anna M. Winston
South End
Mrs. Winston
Ireland
St. Joseph's Church
William H
Maria F. Winston
Anthony Waitekus
Joseph E. Winston
Doherty Family Hears Brother Is Safe In German POW Camp
Bernard Doherty, missing in action in North Africa, is reported safe and receiving Red Cross help in a Bavarian prison camp. His family in Waterford, including brothers in service, receives glad calls after a shortwave broadcast listing prisoners. The War Department had earlier reported him as a POW of Italy, with confirmation sought from the International Red Cross.
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Second Avenue
Germany
Pvt
Bernard 3
Vatican City
International Red Cross
Mead
Doherty
Red Cross
E.W.T
Buffalo
New York
Hudson
Frank
William Doherty
Fort Benning
Thomas J Doherty
Camp McCain, Miss
Thomas E. Doherty
Camp Wheeler
Dohertya
Martin A. Komertz
Eighth Avenue
Elizabeth
Bernard
Waterford
America
Foremen at Arsenal Host Ladies Night in Watervliet
The Watervliet Arsenal Foremen's Association marked its first year with a brief meeting and Ladies' Night in the Broadway building assembly room. Raymond Mealey was elected president, with L A Macuila, Frederick Prins, Edward Webster, and Edward King filling other officers roles. Entertainment was led by James D. McNary as Brig. Gen. Gillespie spoke on employment and production.
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Arsenal
Broadway
Raymond Mealey
E. F. Young
L. A. Macuila
Frederick H. Prins
Edward S. Webster
Edward P. King
James D. McNary
Frank A. Mooney
Alexander G. Gillespie Arsenal
Mr. Young
Frank C. Walker Visits Saratoga
Postmaster and U S general Frank C. Walker vacations at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs with Martin Sweeney of New York City and Saratoga Springs. The two, close friends, came for the cure and a few days stay.
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Frank C. Walker
United States
Gideon Putnam
Saratoga Springs
Martin Sweeney
New York City
Progress in brain tumor surgery praised by Lahey surgeon
Dr. Gilbert H. Horrax of Lahey Clinic Boston told the Rensselaer County Medical Society in The Hendrick Hudson that electrosurgery and air injections have reduced brain tumor deaths to a minimum. He cited 224 cases with 187 living and 160 back to work, noting 71.4 percent returned to occupations. He listed four common tumors and described symptoms. Resolutions were adopted on deaths of three doctors. local physicians from surrounding counties attended.
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Gilbert H. Horrax
Lahey Clinic
Boston
John J. Rainey
A. J. Hull
Society
Mass
Hendrick , Hudson
Horrax
James H. Donnelly
Raymond Godmans
John J. Randall
Donald Dame Delights Civic Chorus in Watervliet Concert
The Watervliet Civic Chorus with guest artist Donald Dame thrilled 100 plus at St Patrick’s School auditorium. Dame opened with Handel’s Largo and sang Brahms and Puccini arias while seated with the chorus. The program included Romberg and Herbert pieces, Sylvia, and a new Star Spangled Banner arrangement.
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Watervliet
Donald Dame
St. Patrick's School
Victor Herbert
Brahms
Handel
Dame
Moore
Mr. Dame
Puccini
Romberg
Tin
Oleg Spears
Sylvia
Jared S Horton
Civic Chorus
Dorothy Horton Vaenens
Edward J. Smith
Glenmont
Merrill Co. Botinson
Jared S Hatton
Emile Catricula
Watervliet High School
One Arrested In Raid on Crap Game
Sidney Smith, 56, living at 159 Ferry Street, was arrested on a common gambler charge after a raid on a crap game at 16 King Street led by County Detective Timothy L. Col ling and Deputy Sheriff Harold Harriman. The game had run for days per Dist. Atty. Earle J. Wiley. Smith posted $250 bail for Police Court. About 15 men were present. $4500 was on the table. Evidence included a crap table a croupier stick and five dice.
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Sidney Smith
Ferry Street
Timothy L. Colling
Harold Harriman
King Street
Dist
Atty
Earle J. Wiley
Smith
Rensselaer Students Called for Army Duty This June
About 300 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute reservists will be called to active duty at the end of the current term in June. They will report to Army camps for three months of basic training before continuing studies at designated colleges for Army training, with some selected for specialist paths. The Navy reserve plan involves a two-semester school year and no initial three month camp.
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Army
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
U. S. Army Reserve
William ©. Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Navy College
Navy Reserve
Navy
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church Adopts 3600 Budget for Year
The Sixth Avenue Baptist Church approved a 3600 budget at the annual corporate meeting. Wilford P. Fowler served as moderator with Miss Phoebe Sturges as clerk. Trustees were reelected and new trustees named. Officers and committees were appointed including deacons and deaconesses. The church pledged 360 for missionary work and supported a Protestant chaplain project. A one month vacation for the pastor was approved.
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Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Wilford P. Fowler
Phoebe Sturges
Edward L. Hamilton
Horace Shoemaker
Frank Kirby
Willard Lawrence
Thomas Nicholson
Clarence Thompson
Arthur Nitz
Frank Snyder
Lucia Jones
E. J. Ponder
Hollis W. Briggs
Thomas Sturges
Louella Harris
Sturges
Walter Snyder
Walter Snyder. Miss Sturges
Nicholson
R. P
Recognition Quiz Troy’s All American Athlete Honored
A renowned Troy figure, named all time all American and later coaching at the oldest U S university, led civic drives with Kiwanis and Red Cross. He served as city assessor and Boys Club director, now pictured as Red Cross benefit chair at a horse show on Averil Pars Road in 1918.
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Troy
Path
Kiwanis
Troy Boys’ Club
Council of Social Agencies
Troy Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Community Chest
Red Cross
Plowing Delayed Farm Prospects Poorest In Years
Elton K. Hanks of the Rensselaer County Farm Bureau warns farming prospects are the poorest in years. Poor weather and labor shortages delay plowing and soil fitting by over two weeks, forcing farmers to plan larger plantings once conditions improve.
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Hanks
Rensselaer County
Elton K. Hanks
Farm Bureau
Potato Shortage Persists as New Stocks Reach Town
Troy faces a continuing potato shortage though fresh stock is arriving from the north and east. A shipment of 45,000 pounds arrived for Henry J. Powell and sold out in four hours. Some stores saw brief rushes as small displays emptied quickly.
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Troy
Henry J. Powell
Farming Outlook in Rensselaer County Amid Labor Shortage
The county faces a severe labor shortage hindering farm work with much of the land unused. Oats require early planting to avoid losses, potatoes and corn may still be planted, but the oat crop is at risk. Gasoline shortages loom but are not yet crippling. relief is expected when fair weather returns. Peaches are unlikely as buds fail in Rensselaer County.
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Mr. Hanks
Hanks
Rensselaer County
Woman Dies In Doctor's Office Waiting Room
Mrs. Delphine Lemieux LaFleur, about 65, died in the chair of Dr. J. D. Carroll's office waiting room from a heart condition. Coroner said death followed examination by Dr. Leo Freydberg. Survivors include husband two daughters two sons and a sister. Funeral plans not complete.
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John Henry LaFieur
Third Street
J. D. Carroll
Thomas J. Duffy
Leo D. Freydberg
LaFleur
Edward T. O'Malley
St. Mary's Church
Charles J. Cota
Second Street
Delphine Lemieux
Frank McGuinness
Jeanne Lemieux
Leo
Armand Lemieux
Troy
Virginie la Course
Hardenville
Mass
Winter Cold Affects Orchard Prospects and Strawberries
The season’s severe cold has winter killed some trees and reduced grape yields while apples and pears look fair. Late spring avoided late frost damage, boosting prospects. Strawberry beds are in good condition where protected, showing strong development. The wet spring may yield a strong hay crop and favorable overall conditions for starting a good harvest.
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