Ross May Heads New York National Guard Leadership
Ross May named to lead the New York State National Guard amid reforms and aging officer concerns. The report notes May's 53 years and seniority among officers, with appointment pending war readiness plans and a potential expansion of a peacetime auxiliary force. Includes references to General Haskell and Brown and the shift of the 27th Division into federal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins N. Hesterthen
Gerard Atnekell
Herbart
Letaan
Haskell
Pettre
Hirkhull
Geminal Ross
Army
Rose
New York State
Marshal Gilbert
Pacific
Ross
Osersens
Wag
Kort
Renning
Jul
National Guard
Amnes J. Brown
New York
Sew Yo
Lore Lummander
Governos Dowell
Hugh
Bram
Ssitianal Guard
Ibig
Ponverine
Rizey
Mie
Hederal
Che Natal Gurr
Goewmon Bowey
Troy Angles In Rail Strike
The Troy Post Office reports disruption from a railroad strike with shipments delayed. Workers were warned and some trains halted. Perishable items and packages faced rerouting. A large sign at Lie Heket depot warned of possible delays while Navy shipments and federal inquiries drew attention. Volunteers and officials described efforts to maintain services as the strike continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prataamber
Husenin Pany
Crassin
Natal
Rambosa
Troy
Amy Wither
Sini Mbaites
Trey Lilon
Cherus Nak
Buckaye
Troy Federal Lee
Ganala
New Spring
New York
Eastern District Vocational Group Session at Troy High
The spring Merling af te Maal ern Distret Vocational and ladune tria Arig Association met at Troy High School with William B. Geely chairing. Miss Margaret Saunders led the event assisted by Miss Marlore Wales and Mrs Dorothy Long. Howard G. Seaman spoke on manufacturing and Elio E. Oatnoat on property engines. attendees included Grant Ab from multiple regional firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
Wilbiam B. Geely
Ie Win
Piring
Elio E. Oatnoat
Propuety Engines
Khy Bohr Manning Corp
Wateryuet Uyeyr
Une
Seaman Taiktec
Mr. Guthout
Grant Ab
Guillotine Execution in Paris and Military Staffing Talks
Reports from Paris confirm Dr. Maren Putiol was executed by guillotine at La Santé Prison at 6:05 am. In the U.S. War Department, discussions consider National Guard reactivation, officer appointments, and potential Army orders to manage future conflicts and maintain readiness.
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Paris
Maren Putiol
la Banle
Gouverneur Dewey Asks Mobilization For Emergency Fuel Supply
Gov Dewey outlined state measures to prepare for fuel shortages citing three day stockpiles for fuel oil and gasoline and potential mobilization of trucks. He directed Gen Hugh G Quinn to alert the national guard and to ready state owned trucks and possibly municipal fleets for emergency transport of coal oil and other supplies.
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Pune
Davat
Dewey
Lir
Hugh & Qinan
New York Guard
Macy
Erieks
Seven Vessels Due At U S Ports Yesterday
The Associate Press reports seven ships were slated to arrive at U S ports yesterday with 1 839 service personnel onboard and 208 men to debark later in the week. Vessels include Maye Sligerlneous troops, Claymont Victory from Le Maeve 1019, Ghape His Victory from Brenver Haven 870, Niagara Victory, Graffins from Okine, and Pata wan. Navy crews aboard 28 Marines are listed with Shaula from Pont Hayhor bringing 56 Navy personnel.
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Wee Lansports
New York
Leeuth Selpan
Dingo
Patawan
Pacific Forward Area
Whitehall Residents Po Vote on Roadway Proposal
Whitehall residents head to the polls in a school district plan to build a new roadway on the south end of William Street near Alphway in Whitehall. The measure, backed by Union Pree School Wistvick Jr and the Board of Education, aims to ease a hazardous steep grade and obstructed approaches. Some supporters favor a road north of the school, with the decision set for Tuesday at the Whitehall village building.
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Union Pree School
Wistvick Jr
Whitehall
William Street
Termoods
Ted Nalional
Whitehall Village
Subje
Board of Education
Toy
N. i
Williams Street
Local Residents Given Annulments and Divorces in Albany
Two Troy women and a Watervliet resident were granted separations in a Supreme Court case in Albany. Mrs Frelyn Moylan of Watervliet obtained an annulment against John Moylan of New York, while Dessie C. Piset of Lily City received an interlocutory divorce from Rotten Piset. Mrs Ellin Kasper of Watervliet was issued an annulment decree against Jon Kasper of Waterford.
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Troy
Supreme Court
Albany
Mra
Cohoos
Ellin Kasper
Watervliet
Joni Kasper
Waterford
Troy Smilent Named By Honor Fraternity
Edward J. Cohen son of Mr and Mrs Keen Cohen at 100 TMaten Street has been made a member of Omega Pi fraternity at Slate College for Teachers. Cohen, a junior, is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in commerce and is noted for leadership and scholar.
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Edward J. Cohen
Keen Cohen
Tmaten Street
Hay
PL Omen
Slate College
Py Omega Pi la Cams
Cohen
Wm Maser Io
Amineur Gero
Meeting Notice From Renaeluer Rebwiat District 1
The Pret Noble Gina Associa tly of the Renaeluer Rebwiat District 1 will meet Tuesday at the Conbad YooM. Mrs. Vian Mower, president, will be in charge, Past nobel grands of Bethlehem and MIO lef eH Mabel buedges will act Wa Noxtesses. Mia Mawel Cipbettuimen and Mrs. Toho Weaver will serve as co chairmen.
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Gina
Renaeluer Rebwiat
Mrestay Avs
Conbad Yoom
Vian Mower
Nobel Grands
Hethlehem
Mio Lef Eh
Mabel Buedges
Mia Mawel
Cipbettuimen
Toho Weaver
Ready to Trust Rather Than Shoot Says Bevin
London reports that Prime Minister Bevin told Parliament he would trust rather than shoot, amid Churchill’s attack on the Labour government’s plan to withdraw British troops from Egypt and the Suez area. Bevin blamed the debate on regional hopes under the United Nations and cited the Mediterranean balance as central to strategy.
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Bevin
London
Winston Churchill
Labor
Goyvernment
Bpyot
Forwen
Ernest Heyvm
Lechireil
United Nations
Chorel
House of Commons
Tsun
Church
Egypt
Jane Plude
Russie
Mediterranean
America
Palestine
Hudson Falls Man Fined for Killing Dog
A case in the Court of Justice of the Levee Remsen at Hudson Falls involved Vaughn charged under section 185 of the General Penn Code for killing a dog owned by Frank Springer of Hudson Falls. The People brought the petition. the complainant Springer testified about the dog’s death on Vaughn’s property. Vaughn appeared without plea and requested a vial watch. the court imposed a fine of four dollars.
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Board Xuilig
Oo Kein
Court of Justice of the Levee Thorn &. Remsen
Hudson
Ge Penn
Frank Springer
Burgoyne Acunoe
Fort Winard
Karl A. Vaughe
Moss Steel
Hudson Falls
Bay
Justice Remsen
Vaughn
Springee Am
Abby
Josapn Delsignore
Port Edward
Troy Girls Elected to State College Club Roles
Dorothy ArnohL, 49, and Miss Arnold elected to positions at Stile College Teachers Club. Unclear text lists names including Mira Califano and Mio Anchosy Califano with references to high school, AKG, and state college affiliations.
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Troy
Po State College Club
Migs
Dorothy
Arnohl Danger
Adelside Aynold
Christin Berea
Thor
Ireastiron
Gid
Stile Colenm
Swairman
Miss Arnold
Toy High School i
AKG
Mira Pielen Cafifano
Mia Anchosy Califano
Eligies Cerritory
Conntmerr Climal Stitt College
Miax Califano
AIDA
Monseigneur Reilly Left Estate Valued at $148,211
Monseigneur Reilly, pastor at St. Jha Uy Evlin gelist Church in Schemetady, died April 26. The report filed in Schhenectiy County Surrogate's Court notes an estate of $148,211 and details the extent of the estate.
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al Ges
Schenechdy
Aldis
Schhenectiy
Monsignor Reilly
Mate Genes
Sh. Jha Uy
Schemetady
President Pressures and Labor Struggles Amid War Shutdowns
The president speaks on wartime production disruptions and fuel shortages as millions await shipments. Veterans and workers fear layoffs and inflation while negotiations with carriers stall amid the overarching war effort.
Fragmentary OCR notes on political shifts and public notices
The text presents a garbled discourse on political figures and agencies, mentioning names like Byvnes Lueratary of Labor and Suhwellentach, with references to changes in administration and public affairs. It reflects unsettled, noisy records from a historical page, blending names, places, and policy hints without clear narrative.
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Lwakert
Yan Wan
Andi
Fue Pinto
Fred Crest
Abe
Whitney
Johnston Dravloxod
Porte
Byvnes
Suhwellentach
Lyvents
Jabeson
Wathiee Names Triman as 1948 Presidential Candidate
Wathiee states Triman will seek the 1948 nomination amid speculation in New York. Reportedly, Yeumnon’s Mibire and others question the patriotism of a wartime successor while Triman faces scrutiny over readiness to pursue the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathiee
Triman
New York
Sedrethry
Sommerce Wankive
Yeewatinn
Yeumnon
Ureman
Imand
Lam Golie
Ium Hive
GaGuavitta Wield
Thoraday
Troy Citizens Corps Elects Officers Amid Turmoil
The Troy Citizens Corps plans a meeting to elect officers as tensions rise over leadership. The event, hosted at the Armory, features remarks from Mrs Dolin and Mrs Gen. Opdon Rose, urging participation and highlighting veterans from A Company as attendees.
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Mia Deivitias
Daving
Bolin
Meniers
Dolin
Opdon
Student Arrested After Protracted Public Disturbance
A student was arrested yesterday on charges related to Molatims Ube and a joined acting incident at a residence on Third Avenue. The report notes connections to Lindee world and a ceremony at DK Third Avenue with details about a birthday party and relatives Leaand Shepard and Mr. Prodevieh Shepard. Janet Lynne Mayneroth is noted as graduating from a New York State university program at Ayers onlaire and Home.
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Leaand
Shepard
Dosent Shepard
Third Avenue
Veet Toys Pevening i. Vin
Sip
Pitid
Shepiyt
Pam
Janet Lynne
Mayneroth
Waa
New York State
Ayersonlaire
Reanonice
Cabbakiih
Witlonal Maxmayenic
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Named Individuals Fleeing County
Fragmentary text references Albany figures and a court matter in Ronsseilgn County, with mentions of a show and a river, but the readable content is too garbled to extract clear names, events, or outcomes. No verifiable details or dates are present.
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