Map Display Parade To Greet Submarine Exhibit
Robert A. Block named chairman of the exhibit committee for a captured Japanese two man submarine to be shown in Troy June 3 under the War Savings program. Mrs. James H. Donnelly named cochairman for women’s participation. Mayor Hogan honorary chairman. Citywide events begin at 10 30 am with a parade from Hoosick and River Streets to the old City Hall site and then to Albany. Tickets required for viewing the submarine with War Bond purchases. students eligible for tickets with purchases. The event will include civic and Navy representatives and a 12 30 pm ceremony broadcast nationally. The submarine will be met by escorts at the state line and by Troy police at the city end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Block
Troy
War Savings Committee
James H. Donnelly
Cochairman
John J. Tower
Hendrick Hudson
Pearl Harbor
Frank J Hogan
Www
A Riple
Donald S. MacNaughton
J. A. Viger
George H. Krug
Harold M. J Lewis
Irving L. Liner
Joseph Sullivan
A. & Wavy
George Matthews
James McKiernan
Retail Merchants’ Bureau
Samuel W. MacCochrane
Chamber of Commerce and Service Clubs
Frank M Collins
Post Office
Hoosick and
River Streets
Mayor Hogan
New York
Civic
Navy
State Line
Waterford Memorial Mass and Memorial Day Parade
A Memorial Mass for armed forces members will be at St Marys Church Waterford Sunday at 11 am with Rev James R Simpson as celebrant and Mayor John F Walsh named honorary grand marshal for the parade preceding the mass. A large civic and church group will march including LaSalle Cadets Troy Charles J Brady Post 235 American Legion and many local organizations. Red Cross and Grace Church activities, music recitals, and a drum corps fund drive also featured with community announcements and Northside honor roll unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
James R. Simpson
John F Walsh
Thomas J Fitzpatrick
Holy Name Society
Girl Scouts
First Street
Broad Street
Flat Street
First
Broad Streets
St. Mary's Church
Moranville
U. S Nass Medical Division
Angus Garrett
Waterford
St. Mary’s
Major Walsh
Garrett
The
Methodist Church
Edgar Zeh
John Sweet
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Northside
School 2
Saratoga Avenue
William Slavin
Troy
Navy
John F. Walsh
James H Glavin
Ollier Heggen
Grand Marishal
William Lueck
Peck Home Company
St. Mary's
Cohoes
Charles J Brady
American Legion of
Local youth groups and fire units listed in civic roster
Bugle and Drums Corps of Cohoes Troops 31 and 32 Boy Scouts of America Cub Pack 31 of Water ford Mishawaka Camp Fire Girls Knicksbocker Steamer Company Peck Hose Company Ford Hose Company Civilian Protection Coun cil and Fire apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugle and Drums Corps of
Cohoes
Boy Scouts of America
Cub Pack
Waterford
Mishawaka
Knicksbocker
Peck Hose Company
Ford Hose Company
Civilian Protection Council
Holy Cross Church Plans Card Party
Holy Cross Church announces an open house and public card party on Tuesday June 1 at 8 pm. Committees include cochairmen Mrs John Watson and Mrs Lester Maltby with tickets led by Mrs Walter Totty and Mass Bertha Huntley. Refreshments, prizes, decorations, games and a popcorn booth will be arranged by listed volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
Cochairmen
John Watson
Lester Maltby
Walter Totty
Bertha Huntley
Isabel Ensec
Clarence Jones
Kenneth Obeck
Floyd Ives
C. B. Wilson
Gilbert Richmond
Nancy Clifton
Netta Ruth
Wilfred Willetts
Kenneth McMillan
Popcorn Booth
James Wagoner
Cc E Davis
Frank Graffunder
Games
William McGhie
Creedmoor Probe Urges Shakeup at State Hospital
Arch ie O Dawson in a 20 page report to Governor Dewey urges immediate replacement of Creedmoor State Hospital superintendent Dr George W Milla and calls for an exhaustive inquiry into the State Mental Hygiene Department. He cites 103 amoebic dysentery cases since 1940 with deaths and a history of apathy and neglect across the department and hospital management.
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Albany
Archie O. Dawson
Moreland Act
Creedmoor State Hospital
Queens
Dewey
George W. Milla
State
Dawson
Pawson
Department of Mental Hygiene
Tropics
Mental Hygiene Department
Mills
State Health Department
Queens Charge Dysentery Epidemic In Hospital
Queens officials allege a dysentery outbreak is raging in a city hospital endangering patients and staff due to unsanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Eleven Flyers Die in Rapid City Bomber Crash
Maj. Ellis E. Eno announced eleven airmen were killed when a four motor bomber from the Rapid City airbase crashed during a routine training flight near Newell South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City, S. D
Ellis E. Eno
Rapid City Army Airbase
Rapid City
Newell
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LA Salle
la Salle Institute
Joseph J. Bulmer
St. Mary's School
Alice Bulmer
Adams Street
Joseph H Brehm
Sacred Heart School
Henrys Brehm
Griswold Steet
Joseph G. Degen
John Degen
Waren Street
Howard J. Galaineau
St. Marie's School
John Galarneau
Francis
St. Anthony’s School
Peter E. Mooney
St. Augustine’s School
EREF
Froy's Targest Furriers
Red Cross
John House
First Presbyterian Church
B. Emerson Devitt
Grace Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Kay Burnham
Alma Burham
Academy of the Holy Names
Louis Moranville
Los Angeles
Cal
M A Grancer
Portsmouth
Methodist Notes
Creedmoor
Tiffany
William J. Tiffany
Board of Visitors
Diedmoor
Sen Seymour Halpern
Nestie
Duart
Bonat
Sth Ave
Fifth Ave
Rev Cross
ALP W. Paper Co
Ine, Manufactresr
Albany, NY
A.P.W
Renee
Moncrief & Francis
Congress
Third Streets
Prexie
By Edwin Cox
C. Joe Louis
Temple
Robert L.johnson
Are
Old Bear
NEW York Power & Light
Niagara
Hudson
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