Marine Freed Youth Held in Car Theft
Marine veteran John L. Kein, 23, of Thompson Street, freed after police say he was arrested in a stolen car during a chase that damaged two other cars. Edward J. Donnelly, 20 Chm Street, also arrested on grand larceny charges. both men remained in custody early Saturday as investigation continued. Kein, back with his family, claimed confusion over events of the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kein
Thompson Street
Troy and
Watervile
Ube Izil
Second Ave. Pone
Bansingburg
Second Avenue
1340
No 10
Inter
Edward J. Donnelly
Pelce
Maurine
Lansingburg
Wiliam Gibbons
Johnsonville
113Th Street
114Th Street
Joseph Marino
Paine Street
Green Island
Midnight Ride Turning Scare Into Flight
A narrator recalls riding with a stranger toward Lansingburg after a man offered a ride uptown. A police car tailed them, the driver sped off, and gunfire erupted as a bullet whizzed past. The witness crouched low, fearing for safety as the car barreled onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
Mill Street
Marine released after arrest as car collision case unfolds
A Marine, injured in a crash, was released into the care of his mother after Marine Police consulted Judge James K. Byron. Donnelly was arraigned and questioned about theft. officials stated the Marine had no involvement. The Marine had recently returned from overseas service including Iwo Jima, with a Purple Heart and facial injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
James K. Byron
Donnelly
Byron
Harold O'Neil
Klein
States
Iwo Jima
Funeral for Philip J. Anthony at St Anthony Church
The funeral of Philip J. Anthony manager and part owner of the Sunset Inn was held from his residence at 2728 Sixth Avenue to St Anthony Church. A solemn mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Oderic Passelie with deacon Rev Rosario Policano and subdeacon Rev Sylvester DiNunzio. Organist Miss Martha Wachtel accompanied Frank J. Milanese who sang during the service. Delegations from Elks Bowling League St Augustine's Bowling League Ford Motor Co Waiters Union and the Restaurant Owners Association attended both the home and church services. Burial followed at St Mary's Cemetery with Father Policano officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Anthony
Sunset, Inn
Sixth Avenue
St. Anthony’ Church
Oderic Passelie
Rosario Polican
Sylvester DiNunnzio
Martha Wachtel
Frank J. Milanese
Beavers
Carmen
Abraham J. Picarilio
Joseph and Louis & Palladino
Frank Ro
Peter DeCarlo
Elks’ Bowling League
St Augustine's Bowling League
Ford Motor Co
The
Waiters’Union
Restaurant Owners Association
Anshim Canniola
Northern Drive Man Dies in Cohoes Mill
Eavin Spencer of 85 Northern Drive died suddenly Friday night at the Rof Knitting Mills on Remsen Street Cohoes where he worked. Coroner Philip Morrissey ordered an autopsy by Dr A M Breanlt showing death from heart disease. Spencer born in Cohoes had lived in Troy for twenty years. He is survived by his wife formerly Elizabeth Care 300, his mother Mrs Frank Spencer of Coronie, a brother William Spencer of Schenectady, and two sisters Mrs Ernest Cramp of Colonie and Mrs William Hobbs of Red Hook. Funeral from the residence today at 2 30 pm with Rev Eugene Cummings officiating. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eavin Spencer
Northern Drive
Rof
Remsen Street
Cohoes
Philip Morrissey
Jennings Funeral Home
Mohawk Street
A.M. Breanlt
Spencer
Troy Zor
Oakwond Cemetery
Troy
Flag Presentation at Local Kindergarten by Auxiliary
Mrs Beauchamp of the Sons of Union Veterans presented a U S flag Friday to the kindergarten class of School I. Six year old Diana Ludwig received the flag as students sang songs including America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade Beauchamp
William’ B. ‘Tibbits’ Auxillary
Sons of Union Veterans
Diana Ludwig
Beauchamp Y
America
Estate of Cornelius Vanderbilt Final Accounting
Special to Tee Recent Newspaper reports a final accounting of Cornelius Vanderbilt's estate. Barton, cousin of Sanford L. Cluett, was approved by Surrogate James A. Delehanty. Executors Underwood Barton and Reed Vail Bontecou listed gains and deductions, with $45 521.18 remaining and commissions, guardian fees, and taxes allocated before distribution to named beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Barton
Sanford L. Cluett
Troy
James A. Delenanty
Guseal Underwood Barton
Park Avehbue
Reed Vail Bontecou
Londonville
Cinett
Delehanty
Kenney to Speak at Sacred Heart Sodality Breakfast
Thomas V. Kenney will speak at the Sacred Heart Sodality communion breakfast in St. Augustine's Church hall on Sunday morning June 3. Mrs. Milo Matte Sop is chairman and Mrs. Eugene F. Connally cochairman of arrangements. Holy Communion will be received at the 8 a.m. mass with Rev. Patrick A. Dundon officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Kenney
Troy Allor
Oey
Sacred Heart Sodalty
St. Augustine’s
Milo Matte- Sop
Eugene F. Connally
Cochainman
St. Augustine's Catrch
Patrick A. Dundon
John W Hayes Reaches 101st Year in Schodack
Relatives of Jake W Hays of Brookview Schodack gather for the 101st birthday of John W Hayes. The veteran, born May 26 1842, served in the 1st New York Infantry and Scott's Troopers, recalls Gaines Mill and Civil War days, and reads Gettysburg Address at Albany Rural Cemetery on Memorial Day. He is praised by family and civil service groups for enduring health and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake W. Hays
Brookview
Schodack
Rexenelaer
Oukar Jbis Greatyrendsen
Jobs. Bolssens
Germany
Hays
Pacific
Boluest
North Sea
Boissest
Selmuck Studios
Hollywood
Heys
Albany Rural Cemetery
Albany
G.A.F. Post
Arthur Wills
Order of We Purple Heart Veterans
Visi
Carey
Rensselaer County
McClellan
Sherman
Patte
Mr. Hass
New Scotland
New York Infantry
ScCiellan
Gaines
Exaolditr
Union Pacific Railroad
Abraham Lincoln
Washington, D. C
G A. R
New York State Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Albany Man Injured When Car Overturns
William McDonald of Albany sustained severe injuries Saturday when his car left the Albany Schenectady Road near Colonie and overturned twice. He was rushed to Albany Hospital with a fractured collarbone and facial injuries. authorities believe he fell asleep at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDonald
Albany
Albany-Schenectady
Colonie
McDonald
Delegates Named for Convention by Willi Chapter
Commander William A Long appointed the delegation and committee members at a Colarthur Wii Chapters meeting of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. The state convention will be held June 22 23 at New Fogle. The group aims to gain input to aid returning servicemen and endorsed a pension proposal for veterans civil service preference. Memorial Day parade will include chapter members wearing Purple Heart medals. John W Hayes state GAR commander and chapter member was saluted on his 191st birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comdr
Wiliam A. Long
Colarthur Wii
Miliary Order of Purple Heart
Charles HL. Burkharés
Timothy L Collins
James F. Gorden
Robert 3. Siciey
Golden and
Reley
New Fogle
Jolet Veterans’ Committee
Sesziot
West Ah
Troy
Upper
New York State
National ‘Cemetery
Dear ©. Taylor
Willem T. Byrne
John W Hayes
GAR
Mr. Hayes
Brookview
Schodack
Blood Bank Staff Luncheon Hosted by First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church of Troy held a Friday luncheon at Fellowship Hall for 45 Rensselaer County Red Cross Blood Bank workers. Pastor Ray Richard Cummings presided. trustee Wiltiem Sleicher welcomed guests. Miss Moore received a certificate of recognition and led reenactments of humorous blood bank incidents. luncheon service was provided by the Women’s Church Society led by Mrs Howard Dilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
Rensselaer County Red Cross Blood Bank
First Baptist Church
Ray Richard Cummings
Wiltiem Sleicher
Migs Gertrude M. Moore
Blood Donors
Miss Moore
Blood Bank
Troy
Women's Church Society
Howard Dilt
Warning On Handling Live Ordnance Issued In State
At the request of the State War Council Uedersheri Bary Nugent county director of chi tan protection issued a warning to county residents about the danger from live ordnance. Reports show untrained civilians risk serious injury or death handling shells grenades and war material found near camps theaters and artillery ranges. Undersheriff Nugent urged residents to report any weapons projectiles or unfamiliar military equipment to the Central Police Station for safe disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uedersheri
Bary Boi Nugent
Couuty
Chitan Protection
Eve Ordnance
Sapyenius
States War Council
Oficer
Srongst Brom
War Council
Negers
Nugent
Rensselaer County
Handling of souvenirs involves danger to unrestricted individuals
A fragment notes that souvenirs or their handling pose risk to unrestricted individuals, warning of potential harm or hazard from the item or its processing. The text emphasizes caution around access and exposure, suggesting safety considerations for the public.
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Marine Freed
Eka
Daisy
Dette Nie Aer
Philip Anthony
Cohoes Mill
Trojan
Cousin
Kenney
Sodality
John W. Hayes
Willi Chapter
Galbraith
Church Board
Na River ST
Hill
Robert H. Hill & CO
Broadway
Troy, N. Y
Pioneer
House-Of-The
Quincy
Federe! Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Mutual Savings and Loan Association
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