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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1945
Page
7
The Citizens Party secured a major win in Waterford with Angus Garrett re-elected supervisor for a 12th consecutive term. Liberty Party candidates for assessor and council fared poorly amid mixed amendment results and district contests.
Green Island voters delivered Democratic gains in Albany County contests. James E. Butter won a fourth term as supervisor with a 95 vote edge. Edward G. Ragan Democrat led Albany County surrogate 1357 to 451. Michael R. Burke Democrat led county coroner 1357 to 47. Several Democrats secured second or third terms across town offices.
A scrambled OCR tally shows numerous names and numbers linked to house districts and amendments. Voters face several propositions including Amendments 1 through 6 with varied yes and no counts amid party tickets and candidate mentions such as Alexander Ostran der Eaton Toomey O'Brien and others.
Election tallies show Republicans sweeping White Creek with large margins across multiple posts. Byron N. Herrington led Leo Santerre. Bert Norton topped Ot Lincoln for justice of the peace. Hubert N. Niles and Clarence Hurd led for town offices. George W Wartley and W. Artemas Scott led assessor positions and more.
Behohanna Pi Donald J Wheeler Middleburg Republican who was appointed Schoharie County treasurer after Nicholas G Moot resigned, won the post amid a grand larceny case. Wheeler defeated Democrat Willandi Freekman 3,967 to 3,? official counts show Moot was indicted Friday and entered a plea in court.
Hoosick voters gave Republicans a clean sweep in local races. Bert Baur was elected to a fourth term as supervisor by 747 votes, with other GOP wins including James McLuces as highway superintendent, William O’Hearn town clerk, David J. Fennessay as justice, William J. Dame as councilman, Bernard Lester as surrogate, and Leslie Tate as assessor. Democratic candidates trailed in multiple contests.
In Rensselaer the Democratic slate swept mayoral and city offices. Mayor Thomas H. Clark reelected by 1,078 with 3,174 votes to Republican Everett Clarke’s 2,095. Democrats also won city treasurer LeVerne Lewis and clerk Harvey Younghans, plus two county supervisors.
The Camp Fire group in Berlin will meet tonight at Berlin Central High School for a discussion and exhibit on the Camp Fire program. Miss Joan Tanquary, area secretary, will speak and Mrs Hubert Wing, Guardian Association chair, will be in charge of the meeting open to all interested parents.
Mechanicville voters chose Harvey for mayor by a 1,229 to 912 plurality. Rufus Hodges won the commissioner of Munrce post with 1,259 votes over William Corrigan at 800. James Roddy led public gaiety with 1,281 to James Kenny 810. Angela De Gruayzale ran unopposed for public works price of commissions with 120. Howard G. Reilly elected city attorney with 1,581 votes. Edward P. Tolland defeated Anthony Jacobelli for supervisor 1,325 to 854.
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