South End Board Names May Selective Service Contingent
The May contingent from the Selective Service Board 330 for the southern ward was announced yesterday. The group heads to induction for physicals soon with William C. Bell as leader and Donald MacDonald as assistant. The roster includes Irwin B. Rome, Charlee J. Osuchowski, Thomas J. Gillespie, Stanley J. Miles, Michael P. Marro, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board
William C. Bell
Donald MacDonald
Irwin B. Rome
Charlee J. Osuchowski
Thomas J. Gillespie
Stanley J. Miles
Michael P. Marro
John C. Kehn
Alie Ben Alie
Michael S. Tabor
John E. Duval
James T. Crossen
Frank J. Dzialo
Newton I. Rosen
Gilbert D. McCormick
Joan R. Blanchard
Francis D. Murphy
Frank H. Lillibridge
Stanley S. Stone
Marden S. Bell
Cosmno R. Pasatere
Roderick L. Rodriguez
Patrick A. Viola
John C. Fand
Kenneth E. Bartholomew
Anthony Mazzariello
Frank P. Valenti
William A. Minkler
Thomas J. Gori
John V. Martin
Dominic V. Panichi
William J. Gregg
Eugene R. Allen
James T. Serry
Timothy J. Hastings
George W. Smith
George Bell
Robert W. Krawetz
Cinney Arraigned In Truck Theft Case
George Cilney aged 20 of 1621 Seventh Avenue Troy was arraigned in Troy Police Court before Judge James F. Byron on burglary third degree and grand larceny charges. Police identify Cilney as one of three youths who borrowed a Frank J Hooley meat market truck last Friday night for a joy ride. Case adjourned to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cilney
Seventh Avenue
Troy
James F. Byron
Cinney
Frank J. Hooley
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association Audits 29 Million
The national LCBA held its midyear meeting at National City Bank auditing securities totaling 29 million in cash, municipal, and government holdings. Miss Kater Mahoney, supreme president and longtime charter member, serves her 33rd year. Pope Pius awarded her Papal Cross. Husbanded memberships reach 85,000 in 29 states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
National Organizations For Women
National City Bank
Kater Mahoney
LC. B.A
Canada
Hendrick Hudson
Miss Mahoney
Pope Pius
Fifteenth Street
Probation for Harold Waldo After Guilty Plea in Saratoga County
Harold Waldo of Troy pleaded guilty to unlawful entry and received a six months suspended jail term plus one year probation after arraignment by Dist. Atty. John F. Doyle before Acting Judge George O. Tuck in Ballston Spa. He faced burglary charges for three Waterford entries and must restitute 50 percent of stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Waldo
Troy
Saratoga
Ballston Spa
Dist
John F. Doyle
George O. Tuck
Waldo
Waterford
Stephen A. Hart
Moreau
John Mobley, Jr
Charlton
Clinton
Dannhemora
William Rosell
New York State Vocational Training School
Coxsackie
Dale
Saratoga Springs
Frank Longo
Two Trojans Sue For $110,000
James J. and Cornelia Waldron of this city sue Kenneth Gregory of Cohoes in Supreme Court for damages totaling 110000. Irwin J. Cohen represents them as Cornelia Waldron was injured February 18 when an automobile collided with a truck at Cayuga and Mohawk Streets in Cohoes. The plaintiffs seek 100000 and 10000 respectively in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. and
Cornelia Waldron
Irwin J. Cohen
Supreme Court
Kenneth Gregory
Cohoes
Cayuga and
Mohawk Streets
Guardians Settle Minors Cases In Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan signed orders allowing guardians to compromise actions for minors. William C. Powell and Lawrence LeFevor, as guardians, seek settlements of $350 and $750 respectively for injuries from 1942 incidents on Fifth Avenue and related streets. Attorneys Thomas Mohan and Koplovitz & Curley represent the guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
William C. Powell
Orr Street
Lucy C. Powell
May Belle Freeman
Thomas Mohan
The
Guardian
Lawrence LeFevor
Larry LeFevar
Sylvester R. Battaglia
LeFever
Fifth Avenue
Ferry Street
Battaglia
Meanig
Koplovitz & Curley
Dewey Names Benson to Home Board in New York
Albany Dr Arthur W Benson of Troy was named by Gov Dewey to the board of the State Reconstruction Home at West Haverstraw for a seven year term. The appointment is non salaried and Benson will join Rev William Neeley Ross to fill the unexpired term of Robert K Haas who resigned in November. The term ends February 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Arthur W. Benson
Troy
State Reconstruction Home
West Haverstraw
Thomas WB. Dewey
Benson
William Neeley Ross
Nyack
Ogden J. Ross
Grafton Club Elects Officers
A new 4-H Club formed at West Grafton elects Barbara Burdick as president Betty Warar as vice president Bertha Gundrum as secretary and Robert Coonradt as treasurer. Mrs Norman Burdick and Mrs Edith Coonradt lead the club which includes girls in home making and boys in agricultural projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Grafton
Norman Burdick
Edith Coonradt
Barbara Burdick
Betty Warar
Bertha Gundrum
Robert Coonradt
Troy Hospital Opens Day Showcasing New X-Ray Equipment
Troy Hospital and Sister Angela host a Hospital Day open house to showcase war effort driven changes. New X-ray department gear includes a rotating anode tube, spot film fluorescence, stereo film capability, and faster radiographs. Two new maternity wards were added to handle a surge of patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Hospital
Angela
Pearl Harbor
Enlisted in Navy for Training at Sampson
William vg wasn of Seventh Avenue has been enlisted at the recruiting office and accepted for service. He is assigned to Sampson for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vg.wasn
Seu
Seventh Avenue
Navy
Sampson
Funeral for Scout Executive Draws Large Crowd
The funeral of A. Leonard Barton, scout executive of the Troy Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, was held from Morris Funeral Home with Rev. Seth N. Genung officiating. Honorary bearers included George N. Patrick and Charles M. Heisten among council leaders. bearers were Troy Area Council officials and Oliver S. Dexter. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leonard Barton
Scott
Troy Area
Harold H. Tice
George E. Davis
Cleaveland V. Childs
Joseph P. Delaney
Earl D. Landsear
Troy Area Council
Oliver S. Dexter
Howard Gorham
Burton M. Follett
John J. Leary
Ernest W Robillard
Roland H. Trathen
Fred P. Whiting
Gubbing
Francis McKnight
Oakwood Cemetery
Trojan Student Chosen by Class
Lewington 8 Ponder son of Mr and Mrs Elbert Z Ponder 133 Second Avenue chosen by his 1943 Syracuse University classmates as most likely to succeed in the Army He is in the College of Business Administration majoring in insurance member of Scrabbard and Blade rifle and fencing teams a 1938 graduate of Lansingburg High School.
Troy Teachers Elect Today at Annual Meeting
The Troy Teachers Association will elect two new officers at today’s annual meeting. Miss Elizabeth A Buckley, president, and Miss Florence Gabanet of the Public Relations Committee preside with representatives from each school unit as Vermont state readings are noted and the meeting adjourns at 4 pm in the Troy High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gabanet
Si Ment
School. Ee
Troy Teachers’ Association
Vermont
Sum of
Troy High School
Elizabeth A Buckley
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Sth Ave
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Sun God
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Japan
Golf
Dewey
Dr. Benson
Home Board
Grafton Club
By Edwin Cox
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