Cattle Thieves Reported in Renmeker County Area
Rumors of cattle thefts spread across Renmeker County with a missing heifer found deteriorating near a highway. Troopers from Cambridge Post G are investigating while pressure grows on farms between Buskirg and Houswts Falls.
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Renmeker
Wiliam Biesever
Buskirg
Houswts Falls
Bigeway
Balerixing
Berogdaice
A. Tiech
Cambridge
Beta
Brazilian Army Delegation Tours Arsenal Visit
A Brazilian Army mission led by Brigadier Genevero Fulsa de Gastro toured the Waterville Arsenal with U S military officials in Rio de Janeiro heading a group of officers. General Rodrigues and other Brazilian Army chiefs accompanied by U S liaisons toured the plant and were hosted at lunch by Col Partridge. The visit marks a second tour by Brazilian officers during the war and plans were noted for a broader European expeditionary presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevero Fulsa de ‘Gastro
Brasiliirs
U. S
Brazil
Lequntry
Rodrigues
Brigilian Army Technical School
Rio de Janeiro
Sealburque
de Quieroz
Ordnance
C. E. Partridge
Arsenal
Europe
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Bridgeport
Conn
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
OPA Expands Cotton Garment Regulations Under New Orders
The OPA broadens control of cotton articles including boys suits, nurse uniforms, work wear, and crib pads under two new War Production Board orders. Lester W. Herzog notes the move extends priority fabric rules to more apparel while maintaining fixed markups for wholesalers and retailers from June 1, with ongoing coverage for existing regulated items.
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Pri
War Pregietion Board
Lester W. Herzog
OPO
Recounty Cebany
OPA
Chicken Thief Receives Two Months in Jail
Theodore Hall, 19, of 605 Federal Street Troy, was sentenced to two months in Rensselaer County jail for stealing a case of chickens from Joseph Chuckrow Sons on River Street. Detectives Shie and Bain arrested him Saturday. the birds were recovered by officers. Hall pleaded guilty before Judge James Byron in Troy Police Court.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Joseph Chuckrow
River Street Poultry Cealers
Theodore Hall
Federer Street
Joseph P. Shie Ae
Michael J. Bane
Detective Bureau
Hell
Cofrehn
Am. Saint Day
Ball's Yard
James Byron
Two Wills Probated In Court In Rensselaer County
Probate records in the Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court show two wills admitted. Elen FL Shefer of this city, died May 218 1545, left under 5000 real and over 35000 personal estate with life use to her brother James V. Cox. his death transfers to daughters Agnes M. Sheffer and Amelie B L Shefer, then to two sons and two daughters. Mrs. Clara Everest of Troy Schenectady Road died April 30 1815 leaving about 32800 real and 200 personal to husband Albert J Everest. Attorneys were W Joseph Shanley and Madrell & Faenney. A $100 bequest funds perpetual care for St Mary’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen FL Shefer
Clara Everest
Troy
Rensselaer County
Edward
J. Donohue
Agnes M. Sheffer
Amelie
BL Shefer
The
WAVES
St. Mary's Church
Canal Parts
William A. Sheffer
Wingdale
John C. Sheffer
Tenth Avenue
Belen C. Cooper
Troy Schenectady Road
Margaret E. Dewan
Second Avenue
W. Joseph Shanley
Everest
Albert
On Air Schedule Highlights From Livic Morning Radio
A dense listing of radio programs and hosts across the day and night, detailing time slots, show titles, and personalities such as Dr. LO, Meladie Moses, Lizomauthors, and Texas Jim Lewis, with various music, news, and feature programs throughout the broadcast day.
North Bennington Boy Fatally Hurt In Bicycle Crash
Edward Feral Bostwick twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Royal Bostwick of North Bennington Vermont died from a fractured skull after a bicycle collision with a companion. He was thrown to the sidewalk, went home unaided, was rushed to Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington, and died later the same day. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church yesterday afternoon. He is survived by his parents and a sister Leimelle.
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Edward Feral Bostwick
Royal
Bostwick
North Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Ir¢Atman
Baptist Church
Young Bostwick
Lmeille
Hearing on Traction Equipment Interchange in Albany Troy
State Department of Public Service schedules Thursday morning hearing on approval of leases between United Traction transportation system subsidiaries. Agreements for rental and interchanges among GTC Capitol District Transportation and KLW must gain state approval after financial study. W T Wilkinson to supervise as examiner.
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Hag Co
Albany
United Traction Transportation System
Troy-Albany
State Department of Public Service
Thhe Gtc
Capitol District Transportation Co., Inc
KL. W. M
Inc
Istate
J W. T. Wilkinson
State Education Dept Proposes Advisory Committee on School Lunch
June 7 meeting in the Regents Room of the Education Building Atharvon to discuss the Better Health Through Better Nutrition program. Speakers include Dr Bernard E Schaff Dr Van Kleeck Mrs Bilton Dier Amy Bull Crist Robert Shafer Jerald Newton Constance Hart Kathryn Pollock plus Chester Haluan Stanley Munro Leo Powers Anne Murrey detailing rural village and city lunch efforts and reimbursement program.
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State Education Department
Edwin RL van Kleeck
State Educarion Building
Atharv
Tame 7
Baraid E. Schaff
Stete War Counci
Council
Constance Hart
Rochester
Kathryn Pollock
City
Elmira
Wet Food Administration
Chester Haluan
New York City
Br Stanley
Munro
Leo Powers
Albany
Anne Murrey
Berlin Central School
G E Develops Aid For Ship Repairing Alight
General Electric and the Navy Bureau of Ships announce a portable shipboard welder designed to speed emergency repairs at sea. The unit combines motor, starter, generator and control in a compact package small enough to pass through an 18 inch hatch and plugs into the ship power system. It replaces the need for a special power circuit and long cable runs of up to 22 000 feet on larger ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
G.E. Engineers
Navy Department
Bureau of Ships
G.E
G. E
First Ward Honor Roll To Receive Memorial Site
The First Ward Honor Roll Committee formalized the site for a war memorial at the northeast corner of Division and Third Streets. The plot will bear a plaque noting its donation by the Langilio family in memory of Mary Laptiti, with plans for an ornamental fence, grass, shrubs, and hopes for a permanent stone memorial.
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EF. Stewart Jones
Division
Third Streets
Lanzille
Mary Lanzille
First Ward
Eit
Jones
Morris Koenig
Pasquale Anzula
Philip J. Cirille
Frank Carletta
Alary Mariano
Mary Koenig
William Basen
James S. Allert
Di‘isina
Langilto
Mary Laptiti
Morris Kevening
Mn Frank ~Carletts
Mira
Berty
Basen
James S. Allen
Mary
Mariano
St. Mary’s Hall
Pear
Locomotive Firm Union College to Trade Ideas
The American Locomotive Co of Schenectady will supervise eight laboratories in Union College physics basement for five years. College facilities and personnel to be used for research with visits to the locomotive plant about four times yearly. Officials frame project as a business arrangement to aid railroad development through science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Union College
Duntan Wi
Benjamin Whitaker
Whitehall Notices Highlight Local Residents Activities
Whitehall residents resume duties after operations. Albert Kinner visits from San Diego for his repeat trip in 13 years. John B. Jones returns from Glens Falls Hospital to convalesce at Potter Street. Rev James A. Brownlee attends a Troy Conference Board of Conference Dissimants in Albany. Rev David Martin from Paterson to lead First Baptist Church starting Sunday with his wife and daughter. Mr and Mrs Conrad Bergmeier host two sons Robert and Francis Bergmeier in the Air Corps. Robert returns from Greenland after 17 months and Francis serves as an Air Corps mechanic in Hondo Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Waters
Albert Kinner
San Diego
Cal
Ruts Norton
Mr. Kinner
Whitehall
John B. Jones
Glens Falls ‘Hospital
Potter’ Sireen
James A. Brownlee
Methodist Church
Troy Conference Board of Conference Dssimants
Trinity Church
Albany
David Martin
Paterson
First Baptist Church
Conrad Bergmeier
School Street
Robert Bergmeier
Air Corps
Cpl
Francis J. Bergmeier
Robert
Greenland
Francis
Hondo
Tex
Campaign of Cancer Group Raises Funds in New York
Mrs GK Oxhalen regional commander of the American Cancer Society in New York attended a meeting at National City Bank to hear details of the recent drive. Mrs Oney P Smith presided as Edger C Stittman head of the local group reported 5811.24 raised from 253 contributors aided by 236 solicitors. Only 50.09 of the total went to expenses and the drive exceeded the amount raised in Albany despite its larger population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GK. Oxhalen
State of New York
American Cancer Society
Wreck ‘Mn
National City Bank
Oney P. Smith
Mex. Oxhola
Edger C. Stittman
Stillman
Fragmentary note on funds for cancer research education
An incomplete account notes a drive yielding 22 500 pieces of literature about cancer symptoms and early treatment. Funds are intended for public education and research. The program mentions a 1 000 000 francs total and a date around 1926.
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