Born Surname Errors Mark Troy Record Notice
Fragmented obituary style note from Troy Record dated November 4, 1504 records a birth at Samyriten Hus with parents Str and Mrs Wil a pun and mentions several individuals including Charla Stary and Veronics Detroit. The text is garbled with multiple misread names and locations, making precise details uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samyriten Hus
Wila Pun
Dui Bate
Sulzman
Seiten Helen Coffees
Detroit
Wilau
Charla Stary
Famerly Veronics Detroit
Registration figures show three day gas book distribution
Figures released show 6159 motorists received gas ration books on the first two registration days and 937 on the final night. In Lansingburg two days raised totals to 3297 as Troy schools report distribution successes and praise for the registrars.
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Macy
Troy
Lansingburg
Labsingburg
ES. Cohees
Hoosies Falls
George H. Krug
Lansingberg
Thomas
Tréharne
Walppie School
Haskell
Cohoes
F. Herrick Conners
OPA
Keuy
Trey Schools
Diffi
Volunter Prachers
Rensselaer
Troy City
Prioe
Co ed ballroom lessons arise from Y W C A wallflower trend
The Y W C A weekly dances drew male wallflowers so a six week co ed ballroom program starts Friday for ages six to adult. Health director Mrs Francis Sheren says many boys linger, while girls dance, and lessons will cover foxtrot waltz jitterbug with etiquette and social graces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Club
Francis Sheren
Health Department
Trey
Isix
Spa Mine
Woman 63 Struck by Car Near Manpoe and Third Streets
Miss Elizabeth Cares 63 of 361 Third Street suffers bruises after being hit by a car driven by Ambony Ricciote 260 Madison Street near Manpoe and Third Streets. She was taken to Samaritan Hospital by ambulance. Riccioche told police the vehicle was parked and he backed into Monroe Street as the victim crossed from south to north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cares
Third Street
Jane Shock
Monroe Street
Oath of Office Filed for Local Officials
A certificate registering the oath of Johanna M. Johnson as registrar of vital statistics and Earl Van Buren as deputy registrar of vital statistics in Castratoh has been filed in the County Clerk's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna M. Johnson
Vital Statistica
Earl van Buren
Vital Statistics
Castratoh
Hughes Autograf Brush Co Expands by Five Acres in Watervliet
Hughes Autograf Brush Co plans postwar expansion after purchasing five acres of land and 43 lots on the west side of Eighth Avenue Watervliet. Major James F. Denton and Milton W. Alexander announced the deal. Estimated project cost exceeds 300000 with plans to raze current buildings for a new plant. The firm, a major U S brush maker, currently operates from the Forman and Clark Blast Furnace site on Sixth Avenue and Twenty third Street Watervliet, previously occupying the Earl and Wesen collar factory site in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sminking Hughes Autograf Brush Co., Inc
Renolds-Chalow Foundry
Eighth Avenue
Pacmyutth Steger, Watervitet
James F. Denton
Milton
W Alexander
Chant
Brush Company
Brush
Formes Forman and Clark
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Troy Center of Interest Marks Final Election Push
Troy Center of Interest centers on the countywide vote as Republican and Democratic forces, led by Hillman’s committee and county chairman John P. Judge, race to influence turnout for the federal state and county elections. Voter inquiries about split-ticket voting and secrecy are discussed ahead of Tuesday’s balloting in Rensselaer County and Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Sidney Hillman
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Improy
County of
Hillman
Pleasevelt
Washington
South
Ene
Harry ©. Clinton
John P. Judge
Coren & Casey
Common Council
Thames Binay G. O. P
Dewn P. ‘Taylor
Troy
Herbert Hoover
Freanklint DD
London
Republican Party
John J. Ahern
Thomas E. Dewey
John 3. Bennett
Turor
Avery G. Hall
Sherid Philne FE. Craver
Dist. Atty
Earle
J. Wiley
Lawrence J. Cellins
Nocierots
John W. Bricker
Barry Truman
Dewey
Bricker
Troy Record
Masonic Hall
Third Street
Minstrel Rehearsals Begin for Knickerbocker High Show
Joseph Hager 68 was taken from his home to hospital yesterday afternoon by police and is held for observation at Central Station. Dr. Padalino attended him. Rehearsals for the All-Tray Athletic Club minstrel review start for a December 5 show at Thomas J Knickerbocker Junior High. Committees will be named at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. The cast will rehearse at 2:30 p.m. The irregular weekly social and a buffet lunch are scheduled for today at 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hager
Sergi
Joseph Coffey
Oliver DeCelle
Central
Joseph Padalino
Athletic Club
Thomas J. Knickerbocker
Wil
Neighbors Honor Mrs Helen Martin With Surprise Birthday
A large neighborhood gathering at Eddy Steamer House celebrated Mrs Helen Martin of 5 North Street for her seventy fifth birthday. Firefighters helped stage the surprise by moving apparatus and decorating, as friends presented gifts and prepared refreshments.
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Helen Martin
North Street
River
North Streets
M. Martin
Eddy Steamer House
W. P. Maloney
Bers Beeaust
Mirs. Martin
Husband Breaks Wife's Nose in Assault Amid Arrest
Mrs Elizabeth Telesky 24 of 58 Adams Street is at Samaritan Hospital with a fractured nose and possible forehead fracture after an attack at Adams and Second Streets. Her husband Peter 35 is in custody, charged as her assailant. arraignment set for this morning. Officers William J Ryan and Albert Prazico transported her to hospital.
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Jones
Arthur Jones
Louise Shaw
Peter Vetoickh
Willian Freemanne
Fonda
River Street
Keorowshinal North Greenbath
Wasil Krokowski
John
Berke
Fifth Avenue
St. Nicholas
Gementina Merola
Waite
Dominick Cocehaf
Mick Albert Paginella
Re Feuseph Merola
Trox
Mra
Luisi Rice
Alfonso Marola
Italy
Fitin
Tro
Mary
Keely
Pic
Riler
Amelia Smith
Irs
Catherine Zar Troy
Reinhold Smith
Albany
Clark & Blake Pear
River St
Betts Burns
Chiton Park
N. Swellworth
Mary B. Smith
Thei Tete Toke - Wellworth
Jaméa A. Thomas I
John B
Teoh
George G. Prellworth
U . S. Army
Hawaii
John J
Thomas G. Wellworth
J. W. Burns
Fifth, Avenue
St Joseph's Church
St Joseph's
Elizabeth Telesky
Adams Street
Samaritan
Peter
First Precinct
Adams
Second Streets
WOUNDED-Pie Harold C. Lee Wounded in Action Sept 24
Harold C. Lee, a glider troop veteran who held Cherbourg Peninsula for 33 days after D-Day, was wounded in the face and right arm on September 24. He is hospitalized in England, has rejoined his unit, and wears the Purple Heart. Overseas 18 months in North Africa, Sicily, Italy, North Ireland, and France.
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Pie Harold C. Lee
Cherbourg
France
William Meehan
Fifth Avenue
England
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Ireland
The
Arsenal
Phillip R. Meehan
Navy
4 H Clubs Hold Annual Meeting in East Greenbush area
The 4 H Clubs held their annual meeting at the community hall with new officers and first term members reported. Notes include names such as William 2 Tempte East Grees feer County 45 Club, George Mesick Schodack, and Marion 005 East Marion Geewey, with several clubs receiving awards and honors for progress and service.
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William
Siitiee
Foue Gregear
Mae Burne
Trance
Flor Socate
Agen Beenems
Maples Club
Poe
Robert Lys
Poestens
B. Brunswick
Sysaway
Helen Campbeppy
Cloyless Club
Nassau
Iford Cooper
Spirit
Clecown
Harvey Reed
William Perskins
Seadipers Club
Schaghticoxe
George Viali
Starters Club
Averill Park
Pred Davis
Mingling Waters Club
Schaghticoke Hil
Williant Searles
Donald Waterbeings
Brunswick
Mary Shaver
Agricultural Club
Rangers
Warren Miller
Square Deal
Chub
West Hoosick
Paul Mosher
Columbians
East Poestenkill
Forrest
K. Emerson
Bershim
Paul Maxon
Pioneers
West Stephentown
Elizabeth Waiser
Robert AL Dyer
Columbia Courts
Seiie
Alize Jean Xelison
Colunnhia County
Clive Clickner Cole
David J. Livingstone
Memorial Methodist Church
William E. Tescote
East Greenbush
Reass County
Fast Harvest
Sydaney Community House
Marjorie Lemke
Snow Flurries Ahead as Weather Bureau Predicts
The Weather Bureau warned of a shift from mild October conditions to cooler weather with snow flurries and cloud cover this weekend. October saw 2.69 inches of precipitation, above normal, with a record high 82 and a low of 24, plus four killing frosts and ten clear days.
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Weather Bureau
Oshine
He S Weather Dilreau
Five Area Soldiers Listed Wounded
Five district soldiers from New York State were among 1985 wounded in action in Europe, the War Department announced last night. Names include Sergt James H. Denenn of Cohoes, Pvt Alark F Hughes of Hudson Falls, Pic Robert T. Lynch of Watervliet, and Pic Edward J. Cady of Watervliet, along with Sgt. Decker of Saratoga Springs.
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New York State
War Department
Rin
Bert S. Decker
Decker
Saratoga Spr
James H. Denenn
Theresa Desenny
Cohoes
Alark FL Hughes
Marjorie E. Hughes
Hudson Fails
Pic
Rovert T. Lynch
Bertha Lynch
Watervliet
Edward J. Cady
Edward Cady
Letters Granted In Estate Case Of Rose F R Munton
The Surrogate's Court granted letters testamentary to Raymond A Munton in the estate of his wife Rose FR Munton of Troy who died in Albany on October 3 1934 leaving personal property valued about $500 and noting the executor Edward J Donohue.
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Raymond A. Munton
Edward J. Donohue
Rose FR. Munton
Troy
Bro. Munton
Albany
Volunteers Aid Civic Projects In Taos Community
Volunteers from the Civilian Defense Office aided civic tasks and mailing lists for Christmas Seals. 350 volunteers contributed to the Allied Communities War Chest Campaign while 27 names were withdrawn for various reasons.
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Taos
Civilian Defense Volunteer Office
Edith Miller
John J. Ahern
Civilian Defense Office
Marion le Fahey
Bessseger County Tuberculosis and Pebplic Health Association
Use Both Hands In Getting Meal Says Home Bureau
Home Bureau leaders from 13 county units completed a two hour training at Che, WW C under Miss Mahel Mithan. They learned to use all kitchen utensils to save time and food and to cut fatigue by using both hands. Demonstrations showed efficient chopping and sandwich making using a large knife and board.
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Home Bureau
Che
WW. C
Mahel Mithan
Dewey Wins in School Election at Lan ningburg High
Dewey by four landslide wins the school precinct election at Lan ningburg High School. Javer hor ever tallies 215 ballots cast. Roosevelt receives 14 votes and Ner san Theres, Socialist candidate, three. Beacon newspaper issues extra edition after the vote. Students participate with registration and a voting machine at the North End school.
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Dewey
Alt Lanningburg High School
Javerhor
Battnta
Roosevelt
Nersan
Controversy over War Ballots Persists Across Cities
War ballots with proper oaths face return to election boards or canvass, per Attorney General Goldstein. Opposition in Albany and New York questions the ruling’s reach, as local boards await state commission action. Simpson says the commission will meet to decide a definite course. Dem Lieblich calls the AG opinion advisory, says election supervisors decide ballot validity. Albany board defeats a measure to withhold improperly witnessed ballots from inspectors. New York board will not forward the ruling, continuing to process all ballots unless the commission acts. Simpson says orders direct service members’ ballots with defective oaths to be withheld, noting about 400 ballots held and 665 with defects already sent to local boards.
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New York Center
Nathaniel Lo Goldstein
War Ballot Commission
Albany
New York
William T. Simp
Simpson
Neil M. Lieblich
State Commission
County Board of Elections
Baward Dillon
Captass
Iest
Commission
State Servicetmen
Goldstein
Red Cross Seeks Field Directors and Assistants
The Red Cross advertises openings for field directors and assistant directors for overseas activity. Men aged 23 to Atty years, with two years college or relevant experience in law, counselling, social work, or recreational work may apply. Negro applicants encouraged for colored hoops work. Mrs. Bray will interview women for home front duties.
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Red Cross
Virginia Bray
Jocal
Infs
Bray
Ol U. S. Hotel at Saratoga May Become Warehouse
A survey by C W Lynch examined the United States Hotel basement at Saratoga Springs to gauge suitability as a warehouse. Officials said no railroad tracks would be installed and goods would arrive by truck from the rear for a limited period. A rubbish fire on Jacob Street and Fifth Avenue was also reported and extinguished by Central Fire Station.
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U. S
Saratoga
United States
Saratoga Springs
C. W. Lynch
Normm
Car Coun
Frantis
Dorsey
Central Fire Station
Jacob Street
Fifth Avenue
New Rector Arrives In Troy At Holy Cross Church
Bev Sumner Brown becomes the new rector of the Church of the Holy Cross in Troy, delivering a sermon on Smst.seamon in his first post. He previously served as rector of St. Caures since 1936 in Barnstable, and now leads the parish at St. Johr's Village of Sandwich.
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Bev
Sumner Brown
Church of the Holy Cross
Seamon
Merning
Zaresteble
Mase
St. Caures Zince
Mme
Jewes
St. Johr's Vilage
Sandwich
Barnstable
Tucker
E.W. Bebesek
W. Jones
Cub Scouts Collect Gifts For Soldiers
A Watervliet Schenectady Road area Cub Scout troop Den 4 from Newtonville Methodist Church gathered Christmas gifts for traveling soldiers. Six dozen or more items like toothpaste razor blades candy and pocket articles were collected for 60 care packages to be given to the USO. Den mother Mrs Viole Chase guided 14 scouts who canvassed neighborhoods Stops 38 and 39 to raise gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Newtonville Methodist Church
Schenectady
Cub
Viole Chase
Mechanicville Plant Signs With Union
The Mechanicville facility of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. signs a labor contract with District 50 United Mine Workers of America after unanimous ratification. The pact preserves membership, adds six holidays, two vacation options with pay, overtime rules, seniority provisions, a wage study, and a reclassification plan. It will be sent to the War Labor Board for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Mechanicville
United Mine Workers of America
War Labor Board
Trojan Shaken Up By Sinking of U S S Princeton
Report from October describes fireman Witton Wir i. as shaken but unhurt after the Princeton sinking. The man, a resident of Maspeth, worked at the Arsenal and had not returned home since December, having served in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.S
Princeton
Deber
Maspeth, Lanz
Cupid Sparks 49 Marriages in October in Troy
Despite engidie men shortages, Troy reports 49 marriage licenses issued in October, matching October 1943. City Clerk James McGrath notes the month as a period of brides, with the figure reflecting a busy wedding slate in the local area.
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Cupid
Troy
James GM. McGrath
Ciiy
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