Compromise Tax On Two Properties in City Notice
Compromise terms proposed on two parcels: 446 Fourth Avenue and 20 Hopkins Street. Totals include 2417.11 for 446 Fourth Avenue and 845.45 for 20 Hopkins Street, with a combined due of 1478.35 for 1932 through 1995. Taxes unpaid since 1883 addressed to Edith Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomanting
Iy Wall
Punaday
Second Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Edith Caldwell
Thys
Hoffkins Street
Motors Auto Safety Drive In City Opens At Midnight
Motorists report a citywide traffic safety drive opened at midnight under the National Association of Chicago Baliga. Officers inspect cars for serious faults and drivers in need of repairs. Vehicles brought in voluntarily are checked for brakes lights horns and windshield wipers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigis
Baliga
Cuno 1
Tey Aleo
Plans Made for School Pienie and June Meet in Uw
A special meeting of the Uy Thitell Rchool Parent-Teacher Association was held Tuesday night at the home of the chairman Daniel Minahan. Leaders were named for committees and food duties listed including salads cakes milk and washups. A tentative event planned for June 18 at Congress Street was discussed with June 12 as the school date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uw Spring School
Uy Thitell Rchool
Parent- Nuacher Association
Ull
Ehnixe Ayn
Steg
Daniel Minahan
Jah Powell
Benjamin Oathout
James
Lloyd
George Knowlson
Thoms Tevers
Harland Hurd
Thomas Fitzgerald
John Geber
Mervin i Brown
Reginald Suechle
Raeburnn Myers
Pis
Congress Street
Marvin F. Brown
Students Hold Oratory Contest at Cathedral Central High
Mary Allee Rega and John Zito won first prizes in an oratorical contest at Cathedral Central High School. Rega spoke on In Hoc Vince about British officers obtaining a Red Cross flag in World War I, while Zito recited Paimiele Hunsy's Farewell to Ars with the line Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allee Rega
Myr
Charles Rega
Sam Street
John Zito
Damon P. Zito
Marvin Avenue
Cathedie Central High School
Miss Rega
Hoc Vince
Red Cross
Zito
Paimiele Hunsy
Ars
Troy Girl Elected President of Class
Mise Jean Weber daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Weber of White Plains has been elected president of her class. She will also represent the class on the Student Council. She is now vice president of the freshman class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Jean Weber
Frank 2. Weber
Rimerove Avenue
Man Strond Gounselee
White Plains
Stent Council
Troy Housing Units to Arrive for Federal Aid
Troy officials report progress on federal temporary housing for the city. The New York regional office confirms 200 allocated PHA units will ship on schedule, with units likely sent from the South, possibly Thomasville, to fulfill Troy’s need and avoid delays. Local officials say a swift transfer will expedite support for west side communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
John B. Alwin Bellew
Buders
Troy
Alt
PHA
New York
Sehigdule
Fomnuyanda
Tonawands
BHA
Nieagar Palls
Tonawanda
North Tonawands
PHA Pfaciels
Ehip Hem
Thealate
Martin B. Stack
Troy Housing
Authority
Former Newspaperman Becomes City Press Secretary
Edward BR. Anker of New York City a native Aylenolan Wis and former Troy newspaperman has been named secretary in charge of press relations by Laza rug Joseph New York City controller. Anker has recent experience as vice president of the New York Telephote Co and city editor at the Eninkerbouker Press in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Post
Edward BR. Anker
New York City
Troy
Lazarug Joseph
Anker
New York ‘Telephote Co
Auler
Tray Tress
Eninkerbouker Press
Albany
More Space Provided For VA Office
The newly opened Hexienn Otter at WoalervNet hosts a larger VA office on 407 Tover street under its jurisdiction. Officials say the central, accessible site will improve veteran contact and reduce inconvenience while expanding guidance on government insurance benefits. Veterans are urged to seek information on policies and rights from the office representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tover Street
Hexienn Otter
WoalervNet
Robert G. Benuillet
Ie Offve
Tha Ilar
Benedict
Buildings Being Torn Down in Troy
Bloomfeld Wrerking Co. is demolishing abandoned structures in Troy with permits from John W. Knevpp, superintendent of buildings. A two story frame house at 29 Congress Street costs about 100 to demolish. A three story brick building at 16 19 North Street carries an estimated demolition cost of about 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfeld Wrerking Co. Ws
Troy
John W. Knevpp
Congress Street
North Street
Missing Munter Clue Found in Bickford Hollow Search
In Blektorl Hollow area a handkerchief tied with 30 tons of fabric was found. Bennington hunter MAK dea flwel) recovered it near Blektfort Hollow while searching for missing Munter. Items on the ground suggested instruments or uses tied to the case reported by the HanMont Papers in Bennington.
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Mhta Fuiverea
Bereington
Inatti
Blektorl Hollow
No Warkman
Mak Dea Flwel
Bennington
Blektfort Hollow
Benning
Fragmentary report on town meeting and disputed hunter incident
An unclear local note describes a town event with references to Chelstawa, Danning ton Kantor, and winter closures. It mentions a $100 offer related to a person named Mus VWvern and a forthcoming decision in the Moke ford Mullan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannington Kantor
Mokeford Mullan
Hat
Wordon
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Troy Police
Carl & Larkin
Fire Department
John J. Branen
Oliver J. DeCelle
Clesen Way
Marky Alice Ega
Aqiin Zito
Federal House
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Ballantine Ale & Beer
Peter Ballantine
Ballantine
America
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Newark, N. J
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Broadway
Ard
4Th Str
Bickford Hollow
Munter
SANT
Westover-Wolfe Motors
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Mercury
Weston
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Toopeno
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