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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1945

Page

11

Legion Post Backs Plan for U S Cemetery

The American Legion endorses creating a national cemetery for the Troy area. Poppy sales proceeds benefit disabled veterans while events include Memorial Services at St Johns and St Marys, and a Memorial Day parade with uniforms for WWI and WWII veterans. A burial-plot effort and cemetery decorations are planned with open houses and decorations at local cemeteries. Five WWII veterans joined. seven applications were received.

Ie Froy Noble Calighan Plan American Legion Rita LaValley Ernnest, LaValley Welevens St. John's Episcopal Church St. Mary's Church NobleJatahan Sena American Legion Eugle Merritt Waterman The Post Congress National ‘Cemetery Troy

Settle Six Cases In Court Session Over To Monday

Following settlement of six cases in Supreme Court here yesterday Justice Gilbert V. Schenck recessed the term until 10 m, Monday. Cases settled without trial include Davies and Maurice Nadeau v Ryan Fruit Co and Leon Harvey Bobbert. T Murray represented plaintiffs and Jones Jones defendants in that matter. Paul Gile v Eleanor and Frank Snyder Obed Gile v the same defendants. Murray for plaintiffs and Taylor Taylor for defendants in Uga and Morris Dunn v Anne and Robert Alisbe and Republic Steel Co. Jones Jones for plaintiffs. Murphy Alivich Guy & Broderick for defendants in Dorothy E LaPlante v Francis MO Tully and Arthur Briley. Ungerman Lynn represented plaintiffs Harold W Turner for defendants.

Supreme Court Gilbert V. Schenck Sted Davies Maurice Nadeau Ryan Fruit Co Leon Harvey Bobbert T. Murray Jones & Jones Paul Gile Amanda Gile Eleanor Frank Snyder Obed Gile Mr. Murray

Install Officers of Red Rock Home Bureau Group

Home Bureau group at Red Rock installed officers Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William E. Coomey dwelling. Gertrude Theroux as chairman and Bertha Thoreland as vice chairman head a slate with Bins Ackner as secretary Hissa Wakelee as treasurer and Coonley as publicity chair. Covered dish luncheon served and plans for lampshade and handbag projects plus others for fall. Annual picnic set for June 28 at Mrs. Wakelee’s home inviting members to bring friends.

Red Rock William E. Coomey North Lake Avenue Gertrude ‘Theroux Bertha Thoreland Bins B.S Ackner Hissa Wakelee Trenauher Coonley Wakelee Melton Avenue

Charge Withdrawn in Troy Court for Manning

A driving while intoxicated charge against James E. Manning of 2 Wall Street was withdrawn by Edwin W. Steward of 149 Fourth Street in Troy Police Court yesterday. Manning made restitution to Steward for damage to the latter's vehicle after an accident Tuesday at Ferry and First Streets.

James E. Manning Wall Street Edwin W. Steward Fourth Street Troy Manning Steward Ferry First’ Streets

Commissioner Notes Increase in Payrolls of Area

The state Industrial Commissioner Edward Corsi reports April gains in employment and payrolls for the Troy Albany Schenectady area while placements through the Troy office fell from 1077 in March to 783 in April. Manufacturing placements dominated, with 602 in plants and 11 out of area. Albany and Schenectady also showed declines.

Troy-Albany-Schenectady United States Employment Service Troy Edward Corsi Twpstate Syracuse Utica DSES Heosick Falls Albany Schenectady

Army Dog Patsy to Attend Victory Patrol Horse Show

Patsy a K-9 from the Army will join the second annual Victory Mounted Patrol show at United Riding Stables Campbell Highway this afternoon. Owners Andrew and Mrs Surprise of Elmwood will enter two jumpers Pepper Pot and Clown. Pal 2 Palomeno, owned by the stables, will debut with rider Bud Keeley. About 250 entries have been received from Connecticut Massachusetts and Eastern New York.

Patsy Victory Mounted Patrol United Riding Stables Campbell Highway Army Andrew Surprise Elmwood Oakwond Avenue Surprise Pepper Pot Clown Pal Palomeno Francis Bud Keeley Connecticut Massachusetts New York

Flag presentation by Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary

The Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans No 48 will present two flags to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Poestenkill Fire Company. The ceremony honors the war horses and happens tomorrow at 1 30 PM at the honor rail temorrow.

Auxiliary of the Sons of Nion Veterans No. 48 Poestenkill Fire Company

Liberator Lieutenant Timmerman Freed From German Camp

Lieutenant Kenneth W. Timmerman son of Mr and Mrs Merton J Timmerman 1599 Tibbits Avenue was liberated from a German prison camp via Red Cross news. He was a crew member on a plane downed December 6, 1944 over Czechoslovakia and had been overseas since September 1944 after joining February 22, 1943. He served as a navigator with the 15th Air Force and earlier worked at Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Company.

Ri P. 1 Allegheny-Lidlum Steel Co 15Th Air Force

4 H Groups to Aid Raising of Pheasants

Four H Club members will assist the State Conservation Department in restocking pheasants. The department has released 39 006 eggs to be distributed through clubs in fifty counties for rearing under supervision of H Club members. Rensselaer County will receive 450 eggs and prizes are set for student efforts. A report on fish liberation totals was also presented, noting substantial releases of trout and pike perch fry. The next alliance meeting is scheduled for July 30 at Schaghticoke.

State Conservation Department Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance Taconic Valley Rodalia Conservation Department Renaselaec Oilite New York Samuel B Corrarice Rensselaer County George Katz Russell Patczie Daniel Callahan County Alliance Michael Petruske Alliance Schaghticoke Schagi-Avai Rodang

Tax Report Filed on Mary Rourke Estate

Mary A. Rourke of Ged in this city died October 28, 1914, leaving a gross estate of 20152.33 and a net of 9350.83. The Surrogate's Court inheritance tax report by Transfer Tax Examiner Edward J. Poland notes a state tax of 43.51. Forty dollars benefits the Society for the Propagation of the Faith in Rensselaer and 100 goes to the pastor of St. Augustine's Church. The remainder passes to sister Margaret Rourke of Brooklyn. Attorney John L. Moore handled the case.

Mary A. Rourke Edward J.poland Society For the Propagation of the Faith Rensselaer St. Augustine's Church Margaret Rourke Brooklyn John L. Moore

OPA Allows Quota Extensions To Slaughterers

Albany OPA district office says an emergency measure will let non federally inspected commercial slaughterers run limited operations past May quotas. Class 2 slaughterers may transfer up to 20 percent of their May quotas per species, with June quotas reduced accordingly. Slaughterers must notify district OPA by June 1 1935 detailing current and next interim quota bases, amount transferred, and prior year claims.

Albany OPA Washington Office of War Food Administration Office of Price Administration Witl Defense Supplies Corporation

Wynantskill Seeks Revote on School Construction

A Wynantskill citizens group appeals to the Board of Education for a special election to reconsider April 2 votes approving a temporary school building for seventh and eighth graders. They allege misstatements in mailed information and claim overcrowding concerns were not properly presented. The effort follows discussions about placing seventh and eighth graders together at one site to alleviate overcrowding.

Wynantski Board of Education Chool Ath 3 Ren A3 Seard Gull & Temporary X Mantakil Warren Vermee

School Board May Revisit Canvass Signatures

A note states that canvass signatures will be presented to the School Board for appeal. Board of Education members hold authority to call another meeting if they support such action.

Canvess Tororgin Board’ of Education

Rensselaer Lodge Plans Joint Installation

Members of Rensselaer Lodge Hensselaer Ode Fellows prepare for a joint installation ceremony. Ralph Bitter serves as noble grand and presides at the Thursday meeting on Rt Fourth Street. The event involves other Old Fellows and Rebeuch in a district installation.

Hensselaer Lodge Ode NK Wes Spyweed Rt Fourth Street Ralph Bitter Noble Grand Wil

Public Installation of Officers and Basket Picnic

Groups of the three district to the public installation of officers and a basket picnic to be held July BL at the grounds of the Colonie Fibre Co in Green Island.

Colonies Fibre Co Green Island

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Legion Post U.S. Cemetery Home Bureau Group Shockel Ray Py Thister Benson’s Ofp. Court. House Sacred Heart Hall Sacred Heart School Wynantskill American Red Cross Donald Lutz Mary Rourke Princess Gardner Lder Jor Third St Rensselaer Lodge Broadway Fourth Sweetheart Flower Shop BEAU University Charles of Ritz Phuy Fox
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