Three Men Sentenced After Grand Jury Indictments
In a Supreme Court session, three men faced sentencing after pleading guilty to crimes tied to a village auto theft scheme and a check fraud plot. Edward Waitekus admitted stealing Kenneth Lawton’s car and received a Clinton Prison term up to three years. Donald Prentice faced six months in county jail for issuing bad checks. Raymond Senea, an accomplice in a robbery, was sent to the State Vocational School at West Coxsackie for an indeterminate term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Avhout
Supreme Court
Yesterder
Gilbert ¥. Schenck
Edward G. Waitekus
Hoosick Falls
Haing
Kenneth Lawton
Clinton
Danenestora
Donald EL Prentice
Oneonta
Reymond W. Senea
Bur Hngton
Peter J. Hatsdof
East Greenbush
West Coxsackie
Veterans to Hear Taylor Speak on Cemetery Site
A special veterans meeting at the Court House tonight will feature Congressman Dean Taylor discussing the possibility of Troy hosting a proposed national cemetery in upstate New York. Veterans sponsor the drive and urge all veterans to attend and bring supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Joint Veterans
Court House
Dean Taylor
Troy
New York
Railors
Tomerzonight
Youth Work Reports From Zionist Group Held in Albany
Mrs Julius Backman of Troy presented a report on the temporary Regional Youth Bureau mission of the Zionist Organization of America at the closing session of a birthday meeting Sunday at the Tes Eyes Hotel Albany. Ernest S Steuderholm of Buffalo was named chairman of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius ‘Backman
Troy
Eesmission
Zionist Organization of America
Tes Eyes Hotel
Albany
Ernest 5. Steuderholim
Buffalo
Grafton Plans Service For Town Honor Roll ceremony
The Grafton Community League will hold a memories service near the Grafton Honpi site at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow with Rev. Paul Mailland Rev. Caleb Yaughan Rev. John Francis Regis and Rev. Howard M. Hills invited to participate Granville Hicks will speak for the league and the East Schodack Band will provide music. If rain, the service moves to the Methodist Church. The honor roll now carries names and gold stars for Pvt Ralph Camer Pvt Frenklin Etman and TySgt Leland B. Smith Jr all killed in action in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
League
Grafton Honpito
Paul Mailland
The
Baptist Church
Caleb Yaughan
John Francis Regis
Howard MM. Hills
Methodist Church
Granville Hicks
East Schodack
Methodise
John E. Ring
Ralph Camer
Frenklin Etman
Leland B. Smith, Jr
Europe
Compromise Reached In Czerwinski Minor Action
John Czerwinski guardian ad litem for his minor son Caryle obtained court approval from Justice William H. Murray to settle a $500 claim against Julia Washinke in the boy’s favor. The settlement includes $100 for medical care after an injury on December 19, 1944 while assisting to free a bumper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Czerwinski
Guardian Ad Litem
Caryle
Czerwinski
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Julia Washinke
Courity
Troy Soldier Listed As Missing
Sgt. James F. Kirby, 20, radio man on a bomber, reported missing in action since May 6 over Luzon. Active with Blackfriars drama group and LaSalle Institute graduate, he served as lieutenant colonel in the cadet regiment and worked as assistant paymaster for John W. Cowper Construction Co. He has a brother Jon a and a sister Marian Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Kirby
War Department
John A. Kirby
Kirby
Luzon
Black-friars
Dramatic ‘Association
LaSalle “Institute
John W. Cowper Construction Co
Navy
Schenectady
Jona
Marian Kiri
Schuylerville Visits and Local Family News Brief
Schuylerville and surrounding towns report visits by local residents including J Wesley Hudson jr of Saratoga Springs to his parents, Helen Early’s Albany family at Harry Millett’s Breed Street home, Gertrude Finch and son Malcolm at Josephine Launder’s Broad Street home, and Captain Malcolm Bean visiting his Schuylerville parents for a few days. Also Marjorie Allen of Albany Business College returned to her parents on Pearl Street for the weekend. A local note states that four-fifths of town milk is water with the remainder consisting of milk sugar fat and proteins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Hudson, Jr
Saratoga Springs
J. Wesler Hudson
Helen Early
Albany
Harry Millett
Breed Street
Aweek
Gertrude Finch
Malcolm
Tros
Josephine Launder
Broad Street
Cpt
Malcolm Bean
Army Air Forces
George Bean
Schumerville R. D
Marjorie Allen
Albany Expiness College
Joseph Allen
Pearl Street
Treasure 22 Fain Won versus Seter by Avabatt Fee
Treasure 22 Fain secured a win against Seter by an avabatt fee in a compact match. The event occurred under unclear sponsorship with limited readable details.
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Treasure
Fain
Avabatt
Soldier Ballots Now Acceptable for Armed Forces
The Rensselaer County Board of Elections announces war ballots may be requested by armed forces members on post card forms from federal or state commissions. Applications must be mailed by Oct 15 with Sept mailings beginning and Oct 16 as the last date to receive by mail. furloughed service members may apply until noon the Saturday before the election.
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Ransselaer County Board of Elections
Court House
War of Navy Department
U.S. War Ballot Commission
Commission
Albany
Secretary of State
Board of Elections
Cropseyville Officer Awarded Bronze Star
Lt. Raymond Rudd of Cropseyville received the Bronze Star for meritorious combat achievement during the Rhine to Elbe drive in Germany. A former 105th Infantry member, he was wounded twice in Europe and holds the Purple Heart and Infantry Combat Badge.
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Raymond €. Rudd
Helen Florine Durivage
Cropseyville
Rhine River
Elbe ‘River
Germany
105Th Infantry
103Th
Hawaii
Officers’ Training School
Fort Benning
Overéeas
Rudd
Normandy
Ardennes
Belgium
France
Lansingburg Couple Receive Danes Cablegram From Liberation
Mr and Mrs Frederick D Behm of 158 Ninth Avenue Lansingburg received a cablegram from Copenhagen Denmark recalling health updates from Mrs Behms parents Mr and Mrs Chris X Meilsen. It marks the first message from liberated Denmark to local Danish families since the Nazi invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Troy
Frederick D. Behm
Ninth Avenue
Methodist Ministers Elect In Pleasant Grove Church Meeting
A Methodist ministers meeting in the Troys district elected officers and heard devotions led by Rev. Perry. The program included Rev. Max Og McCamier and Rev. Dore F. Begsan as presidents with Rev. Earl O Pries as treasurer. Plans discussed for observance of Bishop Asbury's 20th birthday. A second note mentions Shah Soronshian of Iran as speaker at Siena College Science Society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menisters
Methodist Ministers’ Association of
Troy and Vicinity
Troy
W.C.A
Mikes M. Lavery
Earl C. Fryer
Max C. McCamtey
Orrin F. Ireson
William H. Kroeger
Hesennuel
Troys
Max OG
MecCamier
Biesy Avenue
Dore F. Begsan
Earl O 'Pries
Anes
Canreh
Coboes
Hev
Milton ML Lave
Itate Church
Én Mic
Wiliam HL Kroeger
Savings
Caereh
Progres
Howard M Hits
Petersburg
Arthur H. Lasdmesser
Paw! Avenue Church
Seymour A. Smt
Ple
Jasper. A. Steel
Averill Pash
Momim Ng
Wes Pico
Tes
David Livingstone
Memorial
Nest FL Tripp
St. Mark’si
Donald R. Lewis
First Church
Cohocara
Perry
Water
Francis Aghtry
America
Asbury
Shah
Shen Soronshian
Iran
Siena College
Right to Sue Amid Mary Hofnagels Death Granted
Letters of administration with a cause of action were granted by the Surrogate’s Court for the estate of Mrs. Mary Hofnagel who died March 17 in an accident. The rights go to her husband Barry Hofnagel of North Lake Avenue. He holds a potential action against Charlee Zins & Sons of this circuit. He is represented by a Hoosick Falls attorney.
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Barry EL Hofnagel
North Lake Avenue
Hofnagel
Charlee Zins & Sons
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Odell Company
ENC
Newark
Troy Pants Shop
River Street
Calvert
House of Blends
Calvert Destilders. Corporation
New York City
Sgt
Schuylerville
Tatore de Paradive
Wi Giese
Ai—Nerotize
Lansingburg
Methodist
Daby
Adv
Cherry Orchard
Richmond
e-Mt. Morency
Mount Morency
New England
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett
England
Ub Lot
North Side
Montgomery
Menands, N.Y
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