Russell Sage to Confer Degrees on 26 Local Girls
Russell Sage College will confer degrees tomorrow on 26 local women in Troy. Recipients include Virgidte Laure Di a cum laude graduate from Troy High, and Helen Stekinsky president named in an earlier notice, with degrees spanning B A and B S in economics home economics nursing and more. The list features several students from Van Der Heyden House and Newman Club, detailing their majors and activities.
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Russell Sage
Troy
Acea Youngs
Russell Sage College
Helen Stekinsky
Amioued Sesterday
Virgidte Laure di
Elbert J. ‘Diekt
BM Woodrow Comer
Wiss
Sze
Kelas Fieheler
Fraccaise
Crecsatie Association
Gueire Association
Bansseed
Washington
Stiss Joseph Bes
Drazee Association
Herald-Taure Fortuny
New York
At & Poe
College of New
Christidn Association
Glee Club
Dip
van der Heyden
Box and Candle
Jean Campbell
Gerd
Robert Campbell
Lawthorne Avenue
Prom
Relly, de
Helen, Sumukjian
James Sumukjian
Hoorick’ Street
Alliance Francaise
Chris- Hien Association
Troy Board Sends Men For Tests
The Troy Board dispatched a large group for pre induction examinations at Albany yesterday. The contingent included 2A and 24 and 7B classifications with leaders and a long list of named men and transfers among several groups.
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Troy Board
Ealective Service Board
Albany
Donald F. Langiweas
Raymond Hoga J
Willan F. End, Jr
An Bien
George F. Allen
Wilam
E. Schram
Otto R. Madsen
Willam J
Raymendt
M. Monroe
Wiliam Cl Osborne
Herbert W.truesdell
John 1
Herbert G. Read
Royal Ac
Cutler
James Harding
Frederick J. Winson
Harry L. Reynolds
Michael J. Madden
Roman Cygary
Edwin M. Snead
James F. Simplson, Jr
Aram Athanasian
James I. Decker
Booth ML Helly
Marrey
L Brill
Philip 5
Mitteimad
Frank E. Robbings
John
HL Westbrook
Stephen & Maslen
Richard P. Witt
Daniel J. Carnege
Hubert L Fremenshoft
Gordon
B. Souith
Kenneth J.loveman
Norman
L Gottlieb
Edward V. Dane
Richard 2. Huber
Charles 0. Pratt, Jr
Woman to Receive B.A. Degree at Albany College
Mrs. Guy H. Purdy, formerly Verda Nelson and wife of Staff Sergeant Guy Purdy, graduates with a B.A. degree. A Lassigburg High School alumna, she joined the Newman Club Honor Court and Christian Association, serving on student government committees and the Ivan Der Heyden House library panel.
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Newnan Oy D
Edward Levy
Jored
Juwis FL
Peseniezny
Michael Paeniexzayth
Stret
Wirerane
Newman Club
Publicie Board
Quilt
van der Heyden House
Ruth Jane Bashford
Leland M. Bashford
Winaniskill
Ss- Feat
Athletic Association
Helen McKinstry Club
Black
van der Serden House
Muriel Elva van Zandt
Henry A. van Zandt
St Baratoga Avenue
Waterford
Quill
Box and Candle
Glee Club
Christian Association
Elizabeth Ann Buovstead
W. H. Burnstead
Hindson River Road
Emma Willard School
Bernice A Miller
Ain
Raymond. S. Miller
west_ Sand Lake
Suill
Quill, Christian, aAssociation, Athletic Association
Home Economics Club
Majorca
Elizabeth Murray
Anthony JL Murray
Hutton Street
Ring
von der Heyden House
Eileen Patricia Welch
James T. Welch
Bronsvwick Read
Home Economics
Newman Chiles
Melvin 3. Cohen
Eleanor. Cooper. Dau
Mex Cooper
Fond Cour Art
Ais Wes
Newmen Club
Abs. Carrolls
Walsa
Dorat Doust
Harry Doust
Fifth: Avenue, Watervliet
Doroihy Mary. Pratt
W. J. Pratt
Cossaguna
Christan Association
Ere
Mee Brownell
Forrest Brownell
Johnsonville
Kellas
Glee Cius
Home Economics Ciyo
Student Pub Board
van der House
RE Leimen
Medii
Poultney
Gandron
Whitehell
Newman Club and Christian Association
Guy H. Purdy
Verda Nelson
Guy Purdy
Albany
Lassingburg
Ivan der Heyden House
Chrisian’ Association
Mechanicville Resolution Seeks World Wide Air Policy Support
Congressman Dean Taylor presented a Mechanicville Chamber of Commerce resolution endorsing 18 major airlines’ world wide aviation policy. The five approved points call for free competition under regulation, private ownership, U.S. government backing of a sound global air system, freedom of peaceful transit, and acquisition of needed civil and commercial outlets. Chamber secretary O W Kreutzer stated strong district backing and urged Congressional action. Representative Foxlor supported the policies in presenting the petition to the House.
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Record
Washington, DC
Dean
Taylor
New York
Congress
Mechanicville Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Pab
O.W. Kreutzer
Foxlor
House
Assa
Navy Station to Close At Noon Today
The local Navy Recruiting Station at the Rensselaer County Court House will close at noon to allow Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan to attend a conference of district recruiting officers in Albany. It will reopen Monday morning. Three recent recruits, Joseph R. Dinardo, William A. Danford, and Gererd Weaver, have been accepted for service and placed on inactive duty, while Helen Yacevich has joined WAVES and is on inactive list.
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T the Navy
Rensselaer County Court House
Wai
Jozeph Sullivan
Cer
Albany
Joseph R. Dinardo
Bill Street
Wiliam A Dasnford
Seventh Avenue
Gererd Weaver
Central Avenue
Helen Yacevich
Troy
Berkshire Museum Hosts Haselting Sculpture Exhibit
The Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield Massachusetts will host an art exhibit featuring Herbert Haselting. The show runs in January on weekdays 11 am to 5 pm and Sundays 2 pm to 5 pm, closed Mondays.
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Berkshire Museum
Pittsfield
Mass
Herbert Haselting
Keystone Honors Won By Eight at Glenwood Class Day
Eight Russell Sage seniors were named Keystone Honors for outstanding general college achievement at Class Day on Glenwood campus. President Helen McHinster announced the awards naming Ruth Dickinson, Hast Orange N J Virginia Harrigan Weehawken N J Vera Hobb spring Yonkers Shirley Joinstone Albany Edith Kelly Amsterdam Agnes Norris Stepney Depot Coon Helen Riewerts Brooklyn Lois Rogers Rimira AB. Lois Rogers, SGA president, announced a class gift of a sound projector for the cottage visual education program. The ceremony drew 126 graduates and many guests with grand marshal Ottilie Hirt Lot Putney presiding.
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Keystone
Russell Sige College
Helen M. McKinstry
Agnes Norris
Stepney Depot
Conn
Lois Rogers
Elmira
Edith Kelly
Russel Sage
Helen M. McHinster
Glenwood
Ruth Dickingen
Hast Orange
N. 1
Virginia Harrigan
Ottilie Hirtlot
Doris Brackett
Wolkeston
Mass
Maryett Chapin
West Hartford
Edith W. Kelly
Amaterdam
Béatrice J.sertl
Schenec
Tedy
Life
Marjorie Grathwo
Southampton
Janet Perry
Greenburg
Sophomores in Laurel Chain Procession Named At Graduation
The class president delivered the farewell address as seniors performed and the ceremony closed with the Alma Mater. Sophomores listed include Jean Aumand daughter of Air and Mrs Alphonse J Atmand of North Lake Ave. Ruth Stalter and Isabelle Hannel with their parents in Wa terville. plus many others from towns such as Smithtown Ridley Park Philadelphia Rochester Chappaqua Islip Port Jervis and more reflected in the laurel chain procession.
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Jean Aumand
Air
Alphonse J. Atmand
Nerth Lake Ave
Gees Boris Best
I Ruth L. Bese
Cooper Avenue
Joan Mackey
Atr
Cornwell Mackey
Bruns Wiex Road
Troy
Ruth Stalter
Mary J. Stelter
Second Street
Isabelle Hannel
John Haswell
Shaker Road
Watervilet
Dorothy Jones
Smithtown Ranch
Marjorie Grathwohl
Jane Batten
Ridley Park
Pat Deborah Benjamins
Philadelphia
Wanda Blake
Rochester
Elizabeth Busch
Plushing
Marian Corrigan
Chappaqua
Maryanna Gnidings
Great Barrington
Mass
Edith Greenwood
Jackson Heights
Barbara Harlow
Sidney
Anita Barger
Ann Heios
Glens ‘Falls
Frances Krops
Islip
Phebe
McAlpine
Hillsgrove
R.1
Ruth McCarthy
Bridgeport
Conn
Jean McMulint
Hudson
Ane Mooers
Plattaburg
Delphine Murray
Port Jervis
Marika Michos
Ossinieg
Barbara Pierce
Fairport
Elizabeth Roberts
Flashing
Agnes ‘Weale
Stolen Sock Savings Shake Faith in Banks
Salem Oregon resident Robert Justus, a Vancouver shipyard worker, reports $810 stolen from his sock while sleeping in an auto camp cabin north of Salem. He says he kept money in his sock due to distrust of banks and now has little faith in socks as a savings method. The Marion County sheriff notes the theft and urges vigilance.
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Salem
Ore
Man Gives Up but Police Disclaim Him in Adams Mass
A man named Wilford Giroux surrendered at a hotel in Adams Massachusetts after saying he would turn himself in. Adams police had been seeking him for support of his mother since December. Detective Sergt Joseph Driscoll questioned his motive, and he was taken before Police Judge James F. Byron and committed to county jail for 298 days to allow time for checks on his status. A teletype noted Giroux was wanted elsewhere, and Adams police reported he was not the same person they sought.
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Wilford Giroux
Adams
Mass
Bureen
Driscoll
Giroux
James’ F. Byron
Bensonizer
J Adams
Ignat Giroux
Ciromx Ia
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Emil Mortak
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Richard W. May
Samuel Trantham
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Frederick J. Gardner
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Henry P. Miller
Donald &. Genthner
John W. Raymond
Williem Andrew
Thomas W. Evers
Frank J. Forest
Otto B. Wilhelm
Thomas
G. Dean
Peter J. Politi
William HL. Abner
Dexter W. Loebié
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D Joseps Sciacca
Robert Corby
Charles P. Honsinger
Peter Ss. Akrabot
Stephen A. Pieper
John J. Fecteau
Thomas E. Bowles
Ernest F. Nippis
Camifie J. Ziter
Howard M Levetie
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Michael"j. Leo
Leo Haag
Francis E. Haag
Helen McKinstry
Mechanicville
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Berner’s Gift Center
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