Watervliet to Dedicate Gold Star Roll Memorial Day
Watervliet honors veterans with wreaths on 38 graves and dedicates a new Gold Star Roll at Memorial Park. Mayor James F Dowlos will speak as the Watervliet Memorial Day ceremony centers on the lawn service and an address at the park. Obituary notes James J Tracy, longtime Watervliet resident and civic member.
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Watervliet
LA John A Patton
Acerican Legion
Rom G. Wise
Ghaitrad
Tee Legion
Warterviter
Fase Boyd
Vout Beit
Harold Garrets
Rosendarses
Waterviser
A . Memorial Park
James F. Dowlos
Deaths Obituary Newbury East Greenbush and Albany area
Obituary notices cover Newbury family members of East Greenbush and Albany area, detailing survivors including wife, children, and grandchildren. The reports note funerals held at local churches and interments in St Joseph's and local cemeteries, with services led by pastors from area parishes. The roster lists multiple relatives, including Jessie Newbury, Mary Fitzgerald, and Delbert Hall, with dates and locations of services across Troy, Cohoes, and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitcriet. Carey
Sindred Carey
Troy
Niete
Mary Nephew
Waterford
Frederick Fostay
Halfmenan Baptist Church
Faulkner
Edeward C. K. Stephen
Carl
Harry
Hudson View
Stroma
St Joseph's Church
Cokoes
Eugenie Lajeunesse
Paul Beeuvais
Rudolph Thoin
Blanche Desaulis
Ernest Thouis
Marie Anne Tsjeunesse
Sgt.Thouin
Pia Jesu
Mary E. Witegerald
John J. Fitzgerald
St. Mery’s Parish
Mra
Michael Datessio
Second Street
Albany
Mery & Welehan
Fitzgerald
Our Lady of Angels
Our Lady of Angels’ Chureh
William B. Fitzgerald
Marie
Nell Dalestio
J. Patricia Fitaterald
Reid
Our Lady of Angels’ Church
Stu Mats
Tres
Arthur W
Arthur W. Mule Wil
Baxter Bariers
Male
Step 7
Trownectedy Road
Ness
Wielang
American Locomotive Co
St Pauls Lodge
Strear Club
Americana Locomotive Co
E. T. Male
Arthur F. Male
Niskeguss
William 2. Male
Honolulu
Raymond W. Hammond
Schenectady
H. Keith Hutwell
Waterloo
Charles
Earl
Thomas
Gee Vay
Harr Szabeth
Flannagan
MarraAterday
Jamce J. Clinton Bros
Streh
Thomas Crared
Joseph V. Dillon
D. the Perforr
Edward J. Campion
Michael Mul Jonn E. Barnes
John J. Sh
John J. Hanlon
James J. Redden
Reat
Meehan
Ses. Rehm
Florence
Rehm
Trinity Episcopal Church
Whitehall
Hurgid P. Kaul‘fuss
Groversville
Whitehall Church
Boardman
Ellis Hospital
Frederick
Minnie Coburn
Sheresborough
Theodore Relew
Raymond TaPierpe
Ichanectady
Watervliet Arcanum installs officers and plans picnic
The Royal Arcanum at Watervliet installed officers led by Clarence Hayes as district deputy. Newly installed officers include Selby Jr, Knight, Dagen, Lewis, Gardner, Selby, Les, Evans, Keight, Ingalls, and McCrean with Griffith Lewis and Tegatis as trustees. A social hour followed. a picnic at the Niais Baibo Club will be discussed at a 5 pm board meeting. Republicans schedule a meeting at Public Headquarters to discuss the club’s social program with Lautis W. aeiv presiding. refreshments to follow.
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Elks
Diks
Eugene Kennedy
Watervliet
Columbus
Ceremionigs
Cohoes
Ab’bany
Royal Arcanum
Watervliet Br
Clarence Hayes
Sehenecracy
Ww, Selby, Jr
Frank N. Knight
George W. Dagen
Pas
Lewis L. Lewis
Chester D. Gardner
W. TW. Selby
1Si
Edmund T. Les
Samuel’ Evans
Niais Baibo Club
Michael Busone
Republican
Broadway
Pan
Lautis Wn.aeiv
Cairo Ill Damaged By High Wind Storm
A high wind storm swept through Cairo yesterday, reaching near eighty miles per hour and accompanied by hail. The storm lasted about ten minutes and caused extensive property damage including broken windows, torn roofs, and a blown down wall at a business. Police Chief Edgar Ryan reported several injuries and damage to power and communication lines.
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Cairo
Helli
Edgar Ryan
Ems
Sriges
Aran Sid
Oue
Baldwinsville and Van Buren Hit by Six Month Rabies Quarantine
The village of Baldwinsville and the town of Van Buren were placed under a six month rabies quarantine after a rabies outbreak. Local officials cited multiple dog bites and the need to prevent further spread as they ordered the quarantine beginning immediately.
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Baldwinsville
van Buren
New York City Prepares for 25000 Parade and Memorial Day Observances
New York City readies a large Memorial Day program with 25000 marchers from Riverside Drive to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Veterans heading home from war will be honored aboard troop transports arriving at New York Harbor with services across military installations and a regimental review at the USS Hunter training site in the Bronx.
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New York
New York City
New York Harbor
Nso
Japan
Soldiers and Sailors
Fred Meyer
United Spanish War Veterans
USS
Hunter
WAVES
Bronx
Vision Color Diet in Postwar Schools
Postwar Cleveland schools plan a color diet for classrooms to aid rest and stimulation. Color experts advise palettes matched to lighting to improve pupil mood, with south-facing light favoring cooler tones and certain lights suggesting warmer wall colors.
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Cleveland
Telor
School Pupils Boost Bond Sales In War Loan Drive
Washington reports the Mighty Seventh drive reached 38 percent of individual bond quota and 39.8 percent for series E bonds. Treasury notes individual sales of 2 603 000, of which 1 594 000 was E bonds. The effort began May 14 and ends June 36. Robert W. Coyne says three years of school pupils and teachers have invested over 1.2 billion in bonds and stamps, stressing saving habits. Nancy Phifer of Sumter, South Carolina, stood out by selling 598 B-bonds for 35 710.50 and three G-bonds for 5 900, totaling 31 111 050.
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Washington
Treasury
Robert W. Coyne
National Field di
Irector
Coyne
Chifren
Corne
Nancy Phifer
Sumter
South Carolina
Maney
Nancy
Pastry Safety Urged After Contaminated Cream Filling
The Troy Public Health Department urged safeguards for cream filled pastries after a state lab test showed contaminated cream fillings in éclairs from a local bakery. Health officials advised strict handling rules, heating cream to 210 degrees for ten minutes, quick cooling, refrigeration under 45 degrees, and avoiding contact with infected individuals to prevent future outbreaks.
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Troy Public Health ‘Department
State Laboratory
Boca
James C. Boland
State Health Department
Snmacujate
Boland
1 9 0 0 0 U S Jobless By August
Washington GP WPB Chairman J A hens predicts unemployment will rise from present FSXLOM level to 2 99 000 three fifths from month then drop to 123 000. Recovery efforts underway. McNatt told a press conference the total would be used to guide production for one year after V E Day. Armament cutbacks already trim 7600 00 from 1985 program. About 450 000 released from star activity by six month stage ahead, with 1 000 000 discharged from armed services.
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Washington GP
WPB
Mos
Paul
McNatt
Bing
War Production Board
Armed “Services
LaGuardia Reports High Chicken Prices in Capital
New York Mayor LaGuardia returned from Washington and said residents in the Capital are paying about four dollars for chickens and around ten dollars for ties. He noted the cost of meat rising and cited no official denying the trend while discussing the food shortage.
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New York
LaGuardia
Washington
la Guardia
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James J Tracy
Pic
Waternvilet
Tee
Wi Stokes
Pat
A. Bogan
John Carrell
Anne J
Julie G. ‘Trai
Aoe
William J. Trecy
Weier
Josefa A. Tracy
Julia A. Tracy
Weierford
Third Avenue
Methodist Church
Preston Baimbridgs
Sion Troy-Schienes-tady Road
Menetca Ki Mic
Gladys Baimbrids
Grace Kim
Watervliet Elks
Robert
H. E. Dager
Roeanrs Brothers
Pfc
Eart Ll Phillips
Marine Corps
Besa Philips, Jr
Seabees
Louis E. Newburs
Newbury
Central Railway
Rome
East Greendush
Tray Cor
Rensselaer Presbytenan
Farher
Ar Hartford
East Greenbush
Wiliam
New Bury
New Bury Hempten Slorer; Three Breathers, Comneiine W
Edgar
Newbuex
Jessie II Newbury
Greenbush
Delbert Hall
Malone
Congress Street
Arthur L. Rice
Church of the Ascensa
James Extosom
Fred Forbestar
Fred Clow
Kenneth Gibbs
William Echocan
Entergem Ostrander
John Marshal
Willam Sebuley
Oro
Melnexer
Poestenxill
Spencer
Edwin Spencer
Northers
EL Eugene Cuham
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Hebert Carson
Errest
Franklin Crimp
Joan Hobbs
Henry Peetx
Ortis Wibber
Oakwood Cemetery
Sor Haitting Butts
Miss Whitcomb
Evi Whitcomb
Crooked Lake
Larkin Funeral
Ave
Mary C. Vining
Relinas
East Nassau
Mr. Wiltsey
George E. Witsey
Humiston Avenue
Eat Woddall
First Church of
Mechanicville
Leonard Sunkes
George Wilisey
Ted Sweat
John Stribei
Gakwood Cemetery
Miss Butt
Merya Butt
Mason Funeral Chapel
Second Avenue
Arthur Weat
Salvation Army Offithe
Hegamap
Hagaman
Sheeran
Wilkes T. Sheeran
Flrst Street
St. Joseph's
Arcanum
Ill
Reeter
Streicher
Julius ‘Streicher
U. S. Seventh Army
Boskis
Germany
Songres
U.S
Fitwell
Theodore Roosevelt
Jrey Co
Operatve Savings and Loan Assn
eRane Sr
Franklin Square
the Banking Department of the State of
F.H.A
the Manufacturers National Bank OF Troy
Franklin, Square
Third ST
Corinth
Gorinth, N.Y
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